Deaths.

DAVIS.—At Howick, on tho 12th April, AnnieMarr. the beloved daughter of diaries Bulmcr and Kliza Ann Davis; aged 7 months. WYMAN.—On April 13th, at his son's residence Owen's Road, Epsom, William Benson Wymaii, formerly of Stonehury, Buntingford, Herts, Kngland ; aged SI years.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Mails will close as under :—

Tnis Day

For Thames, per Enterprise, at 4,p.m. For Tauranga and Opotiki, per Clansman, at 5

p.m. For Whitangi, Upper Mill, Gum Town, and Tah-ua, per lona, at 5 p.m. For Whangarei Heads, Parua, Waipu, Whan garei, Kamo, and Manjjapai, per Wellington, at 5 p.m. Saturday, lGth April. For Katikati, Aongatete, Taurancra, and Opotiki (via Thames), per Rotomahana, at 7 a.m. For Thames, pr.r Rotomahana, at 7.30 a.m For "Wuiwera, To Kapa, and Warkworth, per Rose Casey, at 10 a.m. For New Plymouth and Southern Ports, per Oreti, at 1 p.m.

Monday, 18th April. Foryrhames, per Rotomahana, at 9 a.m. For Putiki and Cororuandel, per Coromandel,

at 11.30 a.m. Tor Waitara and Southern ports, per Gairlocn,

at, 11 a.m. For CiroymoTith, per Ohau, at 1 p.m. Eor New Plymouth and Southern Ports, per Hawca, at 1 p.m For Itawene and Hokiango. District (via One-

hungfi), pcrOreti, at 1 p.m. For Tnuranga, and Opotiki, per Chelmsford, ill 4 p.m. For Whitiangi, Gum Town, and Upper Mill,

per lona, at 4 p.m. For Russell, Kawakawa, Kowcno, Wangaroa and.Mongonui, per Clansman, at 5 p.m, S. B. BISS. Chief Postmaster,

LATE SHIPPING.

New Plymouth, this day.—Arrived : Gairloch, 5.30 a.m.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

DEI'AKTUBE. *** ""m S tafia, s,s., Norbury, for Raglan and Kawhia The Staffa left Onehunga for Raglan and Kawhia at 3 o'clock to-day.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[reoter's telegram.] /Sfs£^

NEW SOUTH WALES POLITICS.

Sydney, this .day.—Mr Copeland has giveja notice in the Assembly, for Wednesday next, of a motion expres sing disapproval of the Government's financial proposals. - ~.

THE QUEEN AND THE BULLI DISASTER.

! The Governor has received a tele gram !lrom London conveying tho Queen's sympathy with-the sufferers by the Bulli Colliery disaster. . .. ,

PENSIONS OF MILITARY OFFICERS.

London, April 14.—1t is announced that the Imperial ...Government have agreed to make important concessions. Regarding the of military officers serving in the colony, v^^^

(special cable.)

London, April 13,

The. British Art collection, which is to be.forwarded to the Adelaide Exhi tion, is valued at

THE TAINUI'S FROZEN MEAT.

The Tainui's shipment of frozen meat has arrived in splendid condition,

Mr "Wisdom, of New South Wales, has accepted the offer of knighthood.

The Treasuary have consented to the amendment of the Colonial Kegis ter Act, in the direction desired by the colonies, viz., the repeal of section.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Tiie usual meeting of the abovfe body was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Present- Messrs S. Luke (Chairman), R. Udy, J. W. Carr, J. M. Lonr.ox, D. Goldie, and J^ H. Upton. Chairman's Report.—The report of the Chairman was read and adopted. It merely dealt with routine matters.

Statkment of Accounts.—The balanco of current accounts to date were as follows : Education Fund credit, £1,039 3s lid ; Building; Fund credit, £2,247 Is 4d ; total £3,286 S»3d; Building Fund cashonCxedde posit, £3,000. Girl's High School account: Credit, £321 Oh 4d.~- H. M. Garland, Ac countanc.

TiiAiMNG College Visiting Committee. —The report of the Training College Visiting Ccmmittoo recommended that at tho iiTjuual examinations to be lie-Id in Juno next, these pupil teachers who have eutorcd tho service of tho Board cincc Jannaay, 1587, be examined in the following subjects only : — Drawing, singing, sowing, school methods, drill, and gymnastics. Tt/AKAIJ School. —Six tenders were re ceived for alterations to tho Tuakau school. Tho lowest tender, that of A. Burns, £94, was accepted. The architects estimate was £96, and tho highest tender £138. ■Wauakoa SuiHJOL.—Tho tenders for tho above school building were held over pend ing tho conveyance of tho school situ to tho Board.

Schools for Special Skttlkments.— Mr R. Hobbs, M.H.R. waited upon the Board as the representative of the Bay of Islands and liokuinpa, to urge upon the Board the itnportanco of making some arrangciionta for tho education of children in the special settlements, Schools would bo required at Punakatere, Motukaraka East, and Hckokino blocks. | It pained him to see children just transplanted from tho towns running wild in tho settlements ho had visited. He believed that if tho Board represented the matter to Mr Bnllancc, that gentleman might give a grant towards the estab lishment of these schools. All through the settlements the people were eajjer to have these schools. Tito Chairman said that Mr Lundon had already spoken to him upon tho matter, and the Board had already given some consideration to the matter. A petition asking for a school had been rs received from Horekino asking for a school. Their names represented fifty one children over school age. —Mr Ooldie thought it scarcely wise to establish permanent schools until tho success of the village settlements was more assured. Next winter would very probably test the settlements. —Mr Hobbs said he had no doubt as to there always being enough children in the settlements to keep tiro schools going. The chairman said that tho Board would keep the matter in view, and it might eafely be left in their hands.—Mr Hobbs then withdrew.—On the motion of Mr Goldie, it was resolved to apply to tho Government for assistanco in this matter.

NEW PLYMOUTH NOTES.

[fit TELEGSAPH. — PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

•■• *' •' New Plymouth, this day. The Bcamen of the steamer St. Kilda, charged with brutally assaulting James Lake at Moturoa Hotel wero brought, up afc the Police Court, nnd the caso was sbill going on at the one o'clock adjournment. A diamond ring, lost by a volunteer at the encampment, has been found by a Maori, and handed to tho authorities.

A Btn.irt "ihock of earthquake) felt here at 11.35 a. m.

EARL ABERDEEN IN MEL BOURNE.

Speech on Irish Affairs.

The Earl and. Countess of Aberdeen, tho Viceroy of Ireland under Mr Gladstone's adminintrationj' are ac present on a visit to Melbourne, and they have beon presented with a complimen tary address by tho Irish residents. Amongst the deputation who presented the address wero Sir Bryan O'Loghlen, Bart., Messrs N. Fitzgerald, M.L.C., and J. G. Puffy, M.JUA. On tho arrival of the visitors threo cheers were given for them, for the Mayor of Melbourne, and for Mr G ladstone.

Mr.T. 6. Duffy, M.L.A., expressed cordial satisfaction on meeting the Earl under the shadow of a constitVition similar to that which was desired for Ireland, where tho Irish were nob the least pro sperous of loyal citizens. In the absence of Mr Gladstone, their great political chief, for whose welfare and health unceasingl prayers went up to Heaven, it was most gratifying ,to be able to tell his lordship that, in building; up this noble country and framing its laws, Irishmen had done their part. '. From this Lord Salisbury and Mr Gladstone could each draw his own inferences. Since tho day when Lord Fitas william had^been.recalled no Viceroy of Ire land had -won the hearts of the people aa Enrl Aberdeen had • done—(cheers)—and although ho had cedsed to rule over that kingdom ho had'nob ceased to hold a place in the hearts of her sons.

The Eai-lof Aberdeen in replying said: Tfie tt-e"atmenfc they received from Irish men wherever they went in Australia, wa« one of the most encouraging,evi dences of appreciation of their joint en deavours to discharge rightly the duties' dovolving upon them whilst in 'Ireland. The In*]i were not wanting in shrewdness and penetration,;and could well distinguish those rulers who were actuated by an honest desire too promote the welfare of their coun try. (Cheers.) When the accounts of such manifestations ofiympathy with home affairs astheso welcome meeting? testified, reached Ireland, he could not help thinking that the hearts of the people resident in the old Isle of Erin would be. touched to find that busi: ness cares or the advantages of their position did not crush out of the Irishmen here deep and earnest affection for the land of their birth. The concluding paragraph of the address contained expressions which commended themsolves to his appreciation. They embodied the principle of Home Rule, with loyalty to the Grown and the main tenance of the integrity of the Empire. (Cheers). At a recent enthusiastic meet ing of Irishmen in Glasgow, which he at tended, similar feelings were mani fested. A considerable amount of mis conception existed in many quarters as to what was dc3ircd by Home Rule for Ireland, but ho could not help laying stress upon the absolute consistency and compatibility of loyalty with Homo Rule, and in doing so would refer to the fact that the anticipation of its being granted last spring was sufficient to create a remarkable change in the outward aspect of the position occupied by the Nationalist party. (Ap plause.) By the advocatioh of such a prin ciple as this, apart from declamatory vehe mence, it might be hoped that much of the prejudice which still • existed with re gard to Mr Gladstone's policy could bo removed. From. the.Tact thafc in a self governing community like Victoria, Irishmen were found to be good citizens and loyal, ho thought English statesmen could derive useful deductions, and he believed the establishment of Home Rule would have the beneficial .results , which had been prognosticated in fche adiress.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FRIDAY. APRIL 15, 1887.

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MBS WIGG'S NEWTON LAUNDRY, GltE\'-STRKET (Near the Top). Established 18S0. Visitors to, and Residents of, Auckland aro requested to observe that this Laundry is the best in the town. All articles carefully washed by hand aijd finished in the most superior stylo by thoroughly practical hands. Gents' Clothes cleaned and thoroughly pressed : Lace Curtains redrebsed : Ladies' Dresses washed and ironed. These last items, are a speciality at this Estab lishment. BLANKETS ! Blankets ! Blankets ! ! ! Jiuyers of.Blatjkcts should come and sco T. Short's window. Note the quality and sco reduced prices.—By order of tho Executors, Thos. Short s Great Clearance Sale. THE STAK STEAM PRINTING WORKS ' SfIQRTLAND & FORT STREETS,- , AUCKLAND. • ■ Commerciaii Printing.—Trade Circulars, Catalogues, Billheads, Memos, Businest Cards, Labels, Cheques, Visiting Cards Jelivery Books, Balance Sheets, anc Posters, in ill the latest Continental Styles. Book Printing.—Reports of Societies and Companies, Sermons, Lectures, Librettos Poems, etc., in modern and ancient stylei of binding, lettering, etc., also Accouni Books ruled to any pattern. "tiEGAL Printing.—Articles of Association, Deeds, Briefs, Prospectuses, Noticea Schedules, etc. General Pkinting for Banks, Public Companies, Warehouses, Mills, Shops, and Offices. Fancy Printing, embracing Colour Work of every description, also Show Cards and Dance Programmes in an endless variety of designs. Theatrical Printing.—The large Hoard ings erected in prominent parts of the City and Suburbs afford special facilities for 8 splendid display of all SHOW Printing. Papee Bag Printing-. — Confectioners', Grocers', Bakers', Milliners', and Tobacco nista* Bags in sizes varying from 8 oz. to 8 lbs. STEREOTYPING k ELECTROTYPOTG \ A SPECIALTY. .;}:';'{cs^' THE STAR OFFICE, AUCKLAND ■'3? H. BfiETT, Psor&i&roßi .^lii



JL JLJLJ-J XL \J VXXJJXJLH X/ X'J Auctions. TO-MORROW, at 12 o'Clook. TO SETTLERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS IN AND AROUND \ MERCER. JT' TIMBER, COAL, &c, &c. \ IX THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF J. ROSS. R. C. GREENWOOD Has received instructions from the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy to soil by auction at MERGER, on Saturday, April 16, at noon, THE WHOLE OF THE AVAILABLE ASSETS in the estate of John Ross, bank rupt, comprising about— 100,000 feet of Good and Useful Timber, in lota to suit purchasers. Coal, Firewood, Horse, &c &c. TEUMS CASH. R. ARTHUR. J. T. HUDDLE. MONDAY, 1.30 p.m., Victoria-street. STOCK DRAPERY, MILLINERY, PIANO, HO U3EHOLI>Ft7RNITUB,E, &C. Arthur & Boodle Have been favoured with instructions from Mrs Watson, who is .retiirnjg from busi ness, to sell by pulilie auction at her premises, " Conley's Buildingt, Victoria street, on MONDAY NEXT, a6-1.30p.n0., the balance of her Stock of Drapery, Millinery, Show GlaiS, &c. PIANO in Walnut Case by Bord, Tables. Chairs, Mirrors, Carpets. Couches, Pictures, Books, Lamps. Ornaments, Clocks, Fenders, Fire Irons, Bedsteads. Beddinp, Wash stands, Toilet Tables, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses, Glasses, Earthenware, Kitchen Utensils, &o. I3T On viow on the morning of day of the_Bale. HTliFriuTKn U• >. huddle. MONDAY, APRIL IStu. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES! UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIA MONO AND OTHER RINGS, GOLD AND SILVER CHAINS, NECKLETS, LOCKETS, BROOCHES AND EAR RINGS, PINS, STUDS, CLOCKS, COINS, REVOLVERS, GUNS, SUPE RIOR PICTURES, BANJO, LARGE MUSICAL BOX, SILVER CUPS, BOOKS, CLOTHING, A QUANTITY OF NEW BOOTS, AND LONG SEAL SKIN JACKET. ARTHUR fc BUDDLE Havo received instructions from Mr. D. Bloom, of the Nowton Loan Olllee. WoJlcslej Street, to aell at tholr Mart, Queen Street, at 11 T°°rlij' FOLLOWING UNREDEEMED PLJKUGtt3:-r 1888.-March sth—3'Jlß. Family Bible; 3317. Masonic Apron and Book ; April reth-4169, Su perior Pin; Mar Ist—l3lß. 2 Lockets; June4th-— iSJ6, S.H.L. Watch and Choia: I2th-«J«9. Kit Tools; July 15t—4725, B.H.W. Watch and Gold Chain; 2nd-4733, S.H. Chronograph- W«iteh; Oth-4757, 2 S.H.L. Watches; 7th-47GG, S.O.FJU. Watch; 4708, S.H.O. Watch and Chain; 4iffJ. Gun; 4771, Brooch, Karrinßß and Ring; Bth— 4778, 2 Chains ; i 779, Gold King; 4788, l>tan»ond Kinfj; Jith-4816, S.O.F.G. Watch; 20lh—4tj», 2 Pictures; 24th—4888, S.H.L. Watch ; 4892, S.H.W. Watch; 27th-4901, S.H.G. Watch; 4910, G. King; 4012, S.H.G. Watch; 4014, S.H.K.L. Watch; 28th-4917, iS.O.F.L. Waicb and Chain ; 4918, M.H.G. Watch and Gold Chain; 4924,2 Gold Kings; 30lh-4910, Gun; 494 C, S.H.O. Watch and Chain; 4917, Greenstone Brooch; 4951, a. Brooch and Earnnga; 490U E.P. Cruet; Aug. 2rd-4907, S.O.F.L. Watch; 4th-4979, S.O.F.W. Watch aod Chain; Stb-4992, G.H.G. Watch and Chain; 7th-439f1. G. King; 6001, S.O.F.G. Watch ; 9th-5002. B.U.L. Watch and Chain; 5005, S.H.L. Watch: 6006, Diamond King; 10th -5003. 5.11. G. Watch ; ISth—so24. Ue volvor; 5210.50. F.L. Watch; 1211. Bracelet and Locket; 5212, Quartz Specimens and Coins; 5221, G. Kin?; 17th—5228, 2 Diamond Rings; 23rd—5'.'G6, Revolver and Solitaires: 5273, Green stone Earriucrs; 5260, S.H.L. Watch and Chain ; •2Gth-5-'UO, S.H.G. Watch; 5291, S.O.F.L. Watch; 271h-5-2'J7. SO F.G. Watch; 30th -5325 Field Glassos; 5327. S.H.L. Watch; 5329 Set Studs and King; 5333, Banjo; Sept. 2ud—5339, S.H.G. Watch and Chain; 3rd -5552, S.H.L. Watch,' 5353, S.O.F.L Watch, 5355. Lockot, Chain and King 5357. Drossinp Caso; 6th—5372, G. Uinar; 3th - 5386, two B.H.W. Watches and chain; 9th-5385:5.0.F.L. Watch ; 5112, S.H.L. Watch; Isth-two Brooches, Ear ihgS.Stc.; 5131, G. Brooch and Earrings; lSth -5151. superior Family Bible and 3 vols. ; 5455, S.H.G. Watch and Chain; 5J56, Piuand Links; 21st-5169, S.H.L. Watoh and Gold Chain; 5170. kit Tools; 23rd-5181, S.H.L. Watch and Gold Chain; 25th— 5J97, Musical boi; 6499. Gold Chain; 27th — 5508, S.H.W. Wau-'h and Gold Chain ; 5509, Studs and Links; Oct. 2—5551, Loc ket, Chain, Bracelet, Ring, etc.; Ith—soo7. G.H.L. Watch, Chain, and Diamond King; 5087, seven Silver and three Plated Cups. ■ Clothing.—Dec. 31st— 2051, piece Wincey ; June 2!)lh-*5C73, piece Serge; Aug. 2—5892, Jac ket, two Petticoats, Watch, and Chain; 7th— 5923, Dress Piece and W. Ring; 21st —Satin Cloak ; 25th—603G, two Opera Cloaks; 26th— 6051, Antimacassars; Sept 2—6090, Jacket and Scarf; 20lh — C 152, Tronsors and Vest; 21st— 6163, Overcoat; 22nd—IN68, Overcoat; 25th-6195, Blanket and Tools, 27th—(K01. SuitClolhes ; Oct. 15t—6231. Coat and Trousers; 2nd—6239, Scul Skin Long Jacket; 8th—6261. Suit. Clothes; 11th —6291, Dolman and Dress Piece; 12th-8304. Over coat; 18th—6330, Cloak, Jerseys, and Slippers; 23rd—6370, Overcoat: G3GB. fourteen pairs now Boots; 30th-6413, Suit and Portmanteau; OJIB, Shawl; 6119, Shawl and Opera Cloak ; Nov. 3rd —C 442, Overcoat; 11th—6196, Shirta and Quilt; 12th—G505, Overcoat; 13th—6515, Dresses and Coat; 6516, piece Elastic Wob; 18th—65(9, Suit Clothos; 19th—6559, Ulster; 29th —C 616, Suit, Coat, Boots, and about 250 parcels of clean and useful Clothing consisting of men's and youths' clothing, shirts, flannels, overcoats, rugs, blan kets, countcrpains, phects, pillows, dresses, dolmans, cloaks, dress pieces, underclothing, shawls, awl a superior lot of baby clothing. TUESDAY, APRIL 19, At 11 o'clock. milE TTOUSEHOLD TTIURNITURE AND >t> EFFECTS : OF MR. PAGE, WHO IS LEAVING FOR THE SOUTH, iON THE •'PREMISES, ALFRED STREET, NEAR ALBERT PARK, as undor- Piano in Handsome Walnut Frame, by Aschecberg, Walnut Suite, in French Cretonne, Marblo Clocks, Fenders" and Fire irons, : , I -Ornaments,- Carpets, Skin Rugs, Brackets, Curtains and Poles, Handsome Marble Ornaments, Kauri Sideboard, Dining Room Suite, Cedar Table, Butter Tray, Curtains, Handsome Electroware, Oil Paintings and Pictures, Seltzogene, Bagatelle Board, Ha.ndsom.e Hall . Stand, Oilcloth, French and Half tester Bedsteads and Bedding, Che6ta of Drawers,' Washstands and Toiletware, Toilet Glasses, Carpets, Curtains, &c, Kitchen Utensils, Glass and China, Cutlery, Dinner Service and Breakfast Service. ■ ■' . Also, A Large Cane Lounge. All in First-class Order, nearly new. GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions from Mr Page to sell on Tuesday, 19th, at 11 o'clock, THE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, at his Residence, Alfred-street. On View Morning of Sale. W. S. COCHRA.N'E.] [JAS. DAHCE. MONDAY, APRIL 18. . BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. 80 ACRES OF- LAND, WHANGAREI HEADS. The Subscribers will sell by auction at thol Rooms, Quecu-strfcot, on Monday, 18th Inst., at 12 o'clock, by order of the Mdrßageo, ■A LLOTMENT 19 and south-east part X?L Lot 20, Pariota af Manaia, containing 80 acres good land sltuato on the main rood hear the sea, closo to Whangorel Heads, ajid being a very short distance from the recent fjold discovery. Withpufc Reserve. SAMUEL fJQcifRANE & SON, Auctioneers.



MONDAY, ISth APRIL, ISS7, At 11 o'Clock. CONTRACTOR'S "WORKING PLANT HORSES, CARTS, &cv, &c. HOWE-STREET. " D. F. EVANS Has been instructed by the ownpr, who has been placed in possession by Order of tho Supreme Court, to sell the whole of the Work inn Plant of Mr K. J6nkinson, opposite Ins house in Howe-street, on Monday, 18th April, 1887, without the slightest reserve. THE WORKING PLANT, comprising Mortar Mill, Belts, &c, Mortice Machino and Tools, Stone Lentils, Slates, Flags, Moulds, Scaffolding Poles, liopes, B^cks, Chains, Frames, Monkey and Clips, Horses, Carts, Buggy, Spring Cart, Double and Single Harness, Ca« and Carriage Harness, and varions other articles too numerous to mention. WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE. Full Particulars at Office. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. R. ABTHUB] tJ- F- DUPDLE MONDAY, APRIL 18, At Noon. VALUABLE SUBUKBAN andCOUNTP.Y ■" '• PROPERTIES. By order of the Registrar of the Supietao Court. Messrs ARTHuFfe BUDDLE Havo received instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court to offer lot Sale by auc tion on Monday, the IStn April, at 12 o clock noon, at thoir Mart, Queen-street, at tao re quest of tho Mortgagees, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES :- MOUNT ALBERT-Part Allotment 37. Parish of Titirangi, late the Villa residence of K. C. Greeuwood, with convenient outbuildings, stablea, &c. The land comprises 20 acres less portion taken for railway, having over 560 ft. frontapre, and Fitnslc within 3 minutes walk from Mount Albert Station. (Under Mortgneo No. !UC75.) HAMILTON-Part of Allotments ?55 and 256 of the Parish of Kinkiriron, containing 47a 2r 25p, adjoining the property of tho Watkato Cheese and Bacon Factory Co. (Limited), and near Captain Steelc's residence. (Under Mortfirago 3750.) This iia highly improved property, owned by Joseph Cochrau. OHAUPO-The Homestead Farm of B. H. Gubbin3 (deceased!, containing nearly 1,200 acres, und comprising Lots 154, 155, 346, 317, 362 to 369 (inclusivo>, and 375 to 38C (inclusive) of tho Parish of Ngaroto together with valu able Farm Building thereon, known as the Innesfallon Estate (Under Mortgages 810C7 and 3322.) PONSONBY—Lot 10 of a subdivision of part-of Allotment 29, of Section S, Suburbs of Auck land, having 33ft. frontage to Spring-street, by 91ft. deep, with Dwelling-house thereon, the property of li. A. Mills. (Mortgage No. 82511W PONSONBY—Lot 43 of a subdivision of port of Allotment 16, of Section 8, Suburbs of Auck land, containing 17 perches, having frontage of 75ft. to Hargrnaves-street, with 2 Dwell ing-houses thereon, tho property ot F. Nightingale. (Mortgage 2875.) CITY OF AUCKLAND. —Customs-street—Lot 82 of land reclaimed by tho Auckland Har bour Board, having frontage to Ciastonis atreet West of 110 feet, and to Albert-street of 40 feet, the property of Thomas Ingli3, together with extensive brick buildings thereon, Leasehold for 66 yeara from 1879. For further particulars apply to the Auc tioneers, ARTHUR & BTJDDLE , C. HfcSKETfl.] [A. AITKEN. AT THE AGRICULTURAL HALL. ' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, Afc 12 o'Clock. CHOICE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, WITH , . ! SIX ACRES CLEAR VOLCANIC LANP,' AT *»»- ~;' MOUNT ALBERT. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. ! Tho Subscribers will sell by auction, on Wednesday, April 20, at 12 o'clock coon, in the above Hall. THE WHOLE OF LOT 2, of a .Sub division of Lots 7 and 8, of a Subdivision of Allotment 36, Parish of Titirangi. containing 5a 2r 22p, and having erected thereon a Super ior New Family Rcsidenco of EIGHT ROOMS, with Largo OUTBUILDINGS, all insured for £500. The Land is pure volcanic, laid out in Grass Paddock, Plantations and Orchard. The Upset Price will bo extremely low, one of £780 being the amount of the First Mortgage only, wl^l expense of sale. Tho Property Tax Valuation is £1,100. Also, DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RHSIDEN'CE SITES OR SMALL FARMS, Adjoining the foregoing nnd portions of same Sub-division. Lot I—Containing about i acres, with Orchard and Grass Paddocks, and capital Building Site. Lot6—Containing 3 acres, being one fine Grass Paddock, all fenced in ftnd planted, with largo road frontage. Lot 7—Containing 3 roods 31 perches, -with main road frontago and fenced in. Lot s—Containing about 2J acres; rough volcanic. Lot I—Containing 7a3r 28p of capitalloarri land, drained and in grass, and fenced in. Nearly surrounded by a Creek and large Willow Trees, with Splendid Sit 6 for an Orchard and Garden ; all ploughablc land. These Properties arc on the Threo Mile Radius Lino or the General Post-oiHce, in a Good Neighbourhood, with good metalled roads to them, with tine views, and closo to both 'bus and rail; are very suitable for suburban residences. Milk or Poultry Farms or Mar ket Gardens, and will all havo access to a never-failing private supply of good -water, arid at the upset prices, no cheaper proper ties have beon onorod for sale : they being Bhly two thirds of property tax value, and none of them will bo bought in. For particulars apply to Messrs Connoll and Cooper, Solicitors, Vulcan Lane, or to — HESKETH, AITKEN & CO., Auctioneers. w. s. cochkane] ' [.tas. isa.ore MONDAY, APRIL 18. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. RESIDENCE, LONDON-STREET, PONSONBY. The Subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, April 18, at twelve o'clock, A LLOTMENT 138, Mount St. Mary's, _c\_ Pousonby, having a frontage of 17 feet to London-street, by 102 feet deep, situate close to tho sea, and commanding a fine view of tho har bour, with a Conifortaole Residence, of five rooms and outhouses erected thereon. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. w. s. cochkane] [jas. dacre MONDAY, APRIL 25, At I*2 o'Clock Noon. Land at kohu kohu, hokianga. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. The Subscribers havo boon Instructed by the Roglstrar of tho Supremo Court to Sell by Publio Auction, on Monday,2sth instant, at 12 o'clock noon, , ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND, being a Portion of a Block, situated on tho Hokianga River, and called Kohu Kohu, being tlio Rbslduo of the Land cotnprlStd iii Cortifl cate of Title. Volume 30, Folios 88 and 89, of tho Land Transfer Register Book, LFor further particqjars, apply to— SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, . Auctioneers.



■ - 7 _^I^MMi— R.C.CAKU] [B.P- TOXKS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, At 11 o'.Clock. Afc Residence of Mr I. Levy. Grey-sfcreefc, opposite Hellier House. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE AND EFFECTS. B. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions from Mr Isaac Levy to sell on ;Wednesday, April 20, com inencing at 11 o'clock. HIS ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FUK NITUIiB AND EFFECTS. Including: ELEGANT WALNUT DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, in Silk Cretonne; 11 pieces ~ MAGNIFICENT SPANISH MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, with Plate-glass Back, very Handsomely Carved ~w a ™ LARGE SPANISH MAHOGANY CHEST DRAWERS SOLID MOTTLED KAURI WARDROBE LARGE HANDSOME GILT CHIMNEY GLASS NEW WALNUT UPRIGHT GRAND IRON FRAME PIANO byilaako LARGE HANDSOME BRONZE FOUNTAIN, with all appurtenances complete &C, &C, &Ct The whole of the Furniture is of a .Superio v Description, and has been chosen with great care. It is impossible to give detailed list in advertisement, but the Furniture wil be On View on Saturday next, at the •Residence, Grey-street -DUBLIC NOTIFICATION. LAND DISTRICT"oi1 AUCKLAND. LEASE OF PASTOrZI~RUNS. POVERTY BAY, UNDER PART VI. OF "THK LAND ACT, 1885." - it Crown Lands Office. Auckland, March 16, ISS7 I hereby notify that tb» *^£ BS&?i££ 'by Schedule hereunder will be o«J«*£f ?c t tt t s 0 e'tbo, public auction, as Pastoral %«?,,"; provisions of Clauses 169 to ™J ; r^. X The Laod Act, 1885," nt the Land Office. uu> borne, on MONDAY, the 2otb April next, am O'clook in the foreEOon. A TOJjEi Commlßßioner Crown Lands, SCHEDULE. COOK COUNTY. TAUWHARETOI SOUTH RUN. - AbOUl lEC6& fern nnd scrub, with a little grass. Tauwhabetoi East RuN.-About 8230 acres. Upset annual rental. £125. De/°"i tl??° f o^l dr" Mostly open, some fair y gooi flatsi alonft river, enough bush for fencing and building, eoaae Tauwhabetoi North RuN.-Abont 23 003 acre?. Upset annual rental. £80. Description of Land: Mofltlr bush, and much broken in western part; some totara timber on river front aye, accessible by a partly-formed bridle road from Patu'ahi. Tuaau RUN.-9252 acres. Upset annual rental. «30. Mostly bnab. a good deal of it black birch, but a little open land along the Rnakr.uif. a. bridle-road on opposite Bide of river passes near this block. Hangaboa—Matawhai RrN.—12,019 aorea. Upset annual rental, £62. Description of land: Mostly open, back part rou«h, gome few flats along the river. No access at nrescnt. The above landa are situated about 32 miles from OUborne, dose to tha Waiioa-Glfiborne main road. WhabekopaeEun.—loß6acres. Upsetannual rental, £62. Description of land: Mostly trash, but some good open and partly grassed land in that part called Hthiroroa. The west part Is densely wooded with b.'reh. Access easily ob tainable by Ormond-Motu-Opotikl Road. Waingabomia No 3 Run.—sß6 acres. Upset annual rental. £20. Description of land: Good land, close to Ormond-Waiapu Road; open and scrub. Arakihi Sou in Bun.—About 12,100 aorca. Upset annual rental. £125. Description of land: Open and scrubby, a little bUBb, Rood boll; very broken unformed road through block. Arakihi North Run.—About 8290 acres. Upset annual rental, £100. Description of land: Same as Arakihi Bouthßun. Waihoba RUN.-5935 acres. Upset arnual rental, £UO. Description of land:.Bu«h and open, pood soil, mnoh broken ; no present access, but could be provided. Arakihi and Walhora Runs are situated about 10 miles fiom Gisborne by Ormond-Waimata-Walapu Road. Manoatoketiau Run, 5156 acres. Uoset an- I nual rental, £62. Description of Land: Good land, Bcrub and fern, but mostly bush; access ! conld be obtained from Tologa-Waiapu Road' without much expenditure; distant about 20 miles from Uawa iownshlp, Tolago B»y. Note.—Maps showing the position cf the above runs may be seen, and further particulars obtained. On application at this Offloo and at the Land Offloo, Gisborne. CHAS. HESKETH] [ALKX. AITKEN TTESKETH, AITKEN AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND. ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENTd. Regular Sales everr Tuesday of Hides, Skins, Wool, Tallow, etc. CITY MARKET. ' DURHAM YARDS. For Sale, every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, WOOL, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, TALLOW. HUNTER AND NOLAN, Auctioneers. WALTER J. DOWDEN, AUCTIONEER. QUEEN-STREET. T>RODUCE SALE EVERY FRIDAY. "Vy ANTED KNOWN. REVOLUTION IN*THE TAILORING TRADE. SUITS TO MEASURE AT WHOLE SALE PRICE. We have the Largest and Best Stock in the Colony to Select from. Criticism ot same Freely Invited. NO ADVANCE IN PRICE. MOSGIEL OAC QUIT, AKa OSGIEL OAC OUIT, 4tOS rpROUSBRS, -I f\a (Zt> Iroubers, l\f* t>u FOXES No. 1 SERGE SUIT, 555. BLUE OR BLACK SUFERFINE CLOTH SUIT, 508. OUR BEST TWEED SAC SUIT, S3 17s 6d. BEST TWEED RIDING OR WALKING TROUSERS, 20s 6d. LADIES' RIDING HABITS (perfection), FROM 50s. FIT, STYLE, AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. "Veni, Vidi, Viet.". The Largest Tailoring Concern in New Zealand. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY (G. McBRIDK), MERCHANT TAILORS, IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, MILITARY AND NAVAL CONTRACTORS, COMMKKCE-Si'KBKT, AUCKLAND. LACE Curtains, Lace Curtains, Lace I Curtains of the most Choice Designs. Just brought forward, and will be offered during the Great Clearance Sale at T. Short's, by Order of the Executors, at Prices that must astonish. J^/J ANGERE ROAD DISTRICT. Under the authority of the "Road Boards Act, 1882," and amendments, and the " Local Elections Act, 1876," I hereby give notice that Nominations of Candidates to nil two vacancies in the Mangere Road Board, caused by the retirement of Messrs John Massey. jun., and Joseph Hastie, jun., will be received by mo at the Mangere Public Hall up to noon on WED NESDAY, April 27. Also, that if required a Poll will ho taken at the abovenamed place on WEDNESDAY, May i. AUGUSTUS J. SHACKELLS. Returning Officer. April 18,1837.



Public Bf6ttces. ; T I -..* O f -^ Whanqarei, April Hth, 1887. to pay expenses after this Notice. ___. I— f i n need of a stimulant take Wolfe £ SCHKAPP3. _^ ! __— -r w JONES, of Eden Terrace, wishes A > to Thank the Friends who assisted at Ejignrningsamo to the aboveaddress : _ ;j^ HAVE you lost your appetite? Then takcJVVoLKg'6 ScHNAPF3v. r-r- TfToFKS' Gem Rings, Ruby, Sapphire, Tjjpj^ORXABOUR-Willing workers l no t i c^b. PROVIDENT The Public are requested to note that Alexander McMillan is in no way connected with the Society. p> 3 MoLEOD. A. M. P. Society. Queen-street. ffC~T~M~~E TABLE J- DAVIES BROS. 1 'BUSSES SCHOOLHOUSE, <. Telephone: Devonport Bubkac, '; TPAvn-q Victoria Wharf, Devonport.— S.2oa *m™9.llS?m°flo.2o a.n,, 12.45 pjm., 2 p.m.. 245 p.m , 4.20 p.m. Sivndays-10 a.m.. »«•»{•» 2.25 p.m., 3 p.m. Return Fares, Is 6d; Weekly Tickets at Reduced Rates. Leaves TakapONA. — 9.5 a.m., 10.35 a.m., 11 15a.m., 1.33 :p.m., 3 p.m., 3.35 p.m., 6.1 a p.jn. Sundays-n a.m.. 12 a.m., 4 p.m.. 6 p.m. Special Trips can be arranged at Post Office, Devonport. Ladies' and Gent's SADDLE HORSES, BUGGIES, BREAKS, toA WAGGONETTES, and conveyances of every description at shortest notice. Expresses meet every boat to receive* and for ward luggage of all descriptions. J. H. w ITBBPORI>' NEWS AND ADVERTISING AGENCY, AUCKLAND, N.Z. .iitfpW-*; ---' • Representing Sydney Morning Herald, Sydney Mail Melbourne Argus, Australasian Otago Daily Times and Witness /? Lyttelton Times, Canterbury Times -|! Wellington Post, etc. RAILWAY ADVERTISING, Business Notices promptly fixed at all Stations along the Line at the shortest notice. mO THOSE WHO WANT MONEY. Sums of £200 to £600 can be had at 8 percent.' if FIRST-CLASS SECCRITT. Sums over £2000 can be had at 7 per cent, on the BEST SECURITIES. APPIT J. H. WITHEFORD. "VTEWand elegantly built House, balcony, J3I &c, slate roof, in themost convenientand genial locality at Ponsonby, near to tho harbour, two street frontages, WJTHEF p RI) . /"iOMMODIOUS HOUSE, a few minutes' V 7 walk from Post Office, corner section over- • looking the harbour. k CASH BUYERS FOR ELIGIBLE PROPERTY. WANTED.—A Six to Ten Acre.Homestead, suitable for poultry farm, &c, with cottage and improvements; must not be more than a couple of hours' drive from town. WANTED FOR CASH.—A neat Cottage for £200 to £250, within five to fifteen minutes of City Hall. WANTED FOR CASH.—Comfortable Resi dence and grounds, from £050 to £850, ■within twenty minutes ef Post Office. J. H. WITHEFORD. OFFICES TO LET in the best position in Shortland Street, now occupied by Mr Witheford. Low rent to a gotod. tenant. J. H. WITHEFORD. AT NORTH SHORE. —A first-class Villa of 8 rooms, built with great care and specially selected timbers, -wash-house with concrete floor, copper, tanks; gas laid on. Nice garden, fruit trees, large allotment. Owner having to leave would give satisfactory terms and immediate possesßion. H P^f^ oßD# "\rEAR THREE LAMPS.—A comfort- J3l able House, two frontages. Very cheap at £250, as a recent addition cost £200. ' J. H. WITHEFORD. VOLCANIC SOlL.—Gentleman's Resi. dence at Rocky Nook, 9 largo rooms. Doublo gates, carriage drive, beautifully kept grounds. £900. j. H . WITHE FORD. A TWO STORY HOUSE, on leasehold ground (the freehold can be secured). Can be had cheap. Overlooks Harbour. J. H. WITHEFORD* INSTRUCTION in the French Language and Literature by Mr H. S. F. Peltzkb, French Master, at the Girls' High School, and several of the Auckland leading schools. French Evening Classes for Advanced Students and Beginners -will be opened by Mr Pbltzek on March Ist prox., at hi 3 Residence, Upper Pitt street, opposite the Baths. Terms:—Advanced Class: One Guinea; Elementary Class : Half-a» Guinea, per Quarter of 13 Lessons. ~«Tf THERE can we get good sound Cooking V T Apples free from moth at a reasonable price J At MASEFIELD BROS., Karangahape Road, opposite East-atreet. W HOLKSALE -AND RETAIL. ENUINE REDUCTIONS .in every article at T. Short's Great Clearance Sale, by order of the Executors. TIMBI J^IMIJ T IMB GROUND, HYDRAULIC, AND ROCHI LIMB. (CO THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD. THE WARE WORTH CEMENT COM PANY (LIMITED) Having completed arrangements for the manu facture of their Celebrated Hydraulic and Roofce Limes at prices much below previous quotations, solicit on the part of those about tc build a comparison of their pricps with those oi other makers. Special quotations for carcoei of from 500 to 1000 bushels. The Company's Lime hap been tised in the construction of the following important build ings, in addition to many others too numerous to montion: — Palmorston Buildings, Queen street; New Harbour Board Buildings: C-J.-Stone's Building, Queen-street; New Zealand Sugar Works, BirkSnhead: Union Soap and Candle works, St. "Ann's Bridge; Floors of Government Workshops, Nefwmarkot; Resi dence at Mahurangi Heads for Mr Brooks: Residence at Remuera for Mr. A, E. Isaacs: Ad ditionatoStarHotel,Auckland; &c,&c,&o. For prices apply at the CQmp any > 8 Yard, Customs-street west, next to JNckalL Snzineer or, John R. Gray, High-street. *•,«•»-»»



WANTED, a respectable strong-mi General Servant, tor a small fanti>'* Apply Star Office. -"«r«MH TRAYED, into my premises^SlJ^S' Pony, white ring round near hind fetw It not released, and expenses paid, witS? days, will bo sold to pay expenses,— \y tv^ Kyber Pass Road. ""V 0 LET, a 4-roomed Houso irTg^J 1 street; rent, 8s per week.—Aprily If i ley, Hobaon and Victoria-streets. - ■ ■'.; f' "ANTED, 5,000 persons to~te7"; New Zealand Wines, 3d per e!a« Elliott-street, opposite Abbott's Opera Hot? Thos. Nightingale, Agent "* , : 'ANTED- A Lad used to horseTl ' Turner, Karangahapc Road, . "ANTED, General, for OpotlkPit Housekeeper, 20s; Waitress, AasiaW Boy to milk. Lad that can dress a sliocnS ride for orders, Female Cook,—A. McLoaj < Queen-street. ■ .r'«. W"ILL the Person who found anljj brella with a Foot-shaped H&n<Jl«« Mount Victoria on Saturday afternoon W kindly return it to the owner at the Star off ARGE PADDOCK ANlM>\tj COTTAGES. OFFICIAL BAY, FOR LEASE,. ',■,;! The Largo Paddock, fronting Jcnnyn4» and Eden Crescent, between Chamh«£■ Buildings and the Concrete Stables, along iS the two Cottages fronting tho paddock. . Tenders for one year's occupancy £njjn'« Ist May, to be delivered to the .undersigned! or before Thursday, the 21st instant. Conda* •■"> Of lease on application.- '•-■■, i&JH BROWN, CAMPBELL &Oa LACE CURTAINS ! LACE~~ci|jv TAINS !!-A New Style of Laoe (V-: tains. Although the newest of the newest 4" ' sign, will be sold at 35 ncr cent, less than fIS value, at T. Short's Great Clearance Silij order of the Kxcutors. _jsfi H~~ OSIER V ! Hosiery ! HesierfT Ladios' and Children's Hosiery all j ' duced in price, at T. Short's Great ClearaiJ Sale, by order of the Executors. > «•-; LUSHES ! Plushes ! Plushes T| All shades at 2s tld per yard; irominwi reduced in price—At T. Short's Great Cleattv' '' Sale. By order of the Executors. , COLOURED Kid Gloves, Black^g VV Glove 3, i-buttoned at Is 6d per pair,» one quarter their value.—At T. Short's fIS . Clearance Sale. By order of the E*eciiton/ !;■ /COUNTERPANES, Quilts, .TowJ ■ V/ Towelling, Sheeting, Tickings, in d. i every article in the Manchester Department,! Enormously Reduced Prices, at T. Shot Gneat Clearance Sale,by order of the Execute "\rELVETEENS ! Velveteens! V^j ■ V teens! One Shilling per yard, at I Short's Great Clearance Sale, by order ttl.^r Executors. \VT ANTED X N 0 Wf, James Clare has Boats and Yachts for Hint' ■■; hia Residence, St. Mary's Road, Ponaonl|, :■■; Boats built to order at hi 3 Yard, Customs-star Seven-ton Boat for Sale; suitable, for ojjli Ty ANTED KN 0 W;Sp GEORGE GREGORY, **}, PHOTOGRAPHER. V Quick's Buildings (Near Three Lamps* ; PONSONBY ROAD, ' \ Is now producing First-class Photographs at Hi ;; following reasonable rates :-Carte de Vial^! 10s 6dperdoz.; Cabinets, £1 Is per doi. Cll;»^!4 dren's at same price. High-class Enamelling*' ;, a moderate advance on i bove prices. Tm». cars pass the door regularly. _I_|M MANTLES, Fur Capes, Far Wrap||j» Cashmere Cloaks, waterproof CWhsH now being offered in the Show Room"at tags Short's Great Clearance Sale, by order of QH| Executors. MB WAN TE D KN O W';flßi JUST OPENED, ;> EX DIRECT STEAMER KAIKOURA,«' 10 CASES AND 3 BALES OF , pf SEASONABLE AND.USEFUL, « H DRAPERY AND MILLINER! ; FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER WKAB.|H A. LOVE TT, t|H j WELLESLEY-STBEET. . i|i| OUNT EDEN CONGREGATIOJf^M CHURCH;. ;■.-;;.- r.V-M ANNIVERSARY SERVICES 'AND 9 VALEDICTORY MEETING ,-:;JH REV. W. J. L. CLOSS. %'\ SUNDAY, 17th APRIL. '~..' Morning, 11 o'clock ... Rev, James Che*■,■--.. Afternoon, 3 o'clock .. Rev. W. J. L. Cios .;■; Evening, 6.30 o'clock .. Rev. W. J. L. Cta; . MONDAY, 18th APRIL.:- ■: H B Tea and Public Meeting. • • ■;.! B' Tea at 6p.m. . Admission-It. ,v Chairman, Rev. James Chew. Addresses by Revs. Chew, Lewis, Maefarlsa Miller, Closs and others. ' - ■ '. J|| Musical Selections by theGhoir. '■'.'§&, T> J-\ AVI 'B ■.'6.'; "JH * BABY LINEN LADIES' UNDERLINEN WAREHOUS® Has opened ;!■ TWO CASES OF NEW UNDERLINBN,g . Hand-mads and Machine-made,. Jj,, w Some op the Prettiest Goods cv TnE Trab^' And will be sold Cheap. >'V M§ Haud-mad'e'NiihTDrissesrfrom 63~6d to 12s6dr? 0: Chemises ■ „ 3slld tofo6d:,: v ~ Drawers „ 2s 6d to 5s w :>;i Machine-made Night-Dresses, trimmed; tti^S Machine-made Chemises, plain, Is 3d ) trimm«4 J ' from Is 6d' ■ . ■ \jfiH Machine-made Drawers, plain, Is; trimWMi; ■. Splendid Assortment of VJjj^•■']« NEW BAB V LI. N E N.;fW Merino Pelisses, from 2s lid to 80s; ClosU■". 4s6dto 255; Robes. 3s 6d to 255; Night andWJ v ; Gowns, Is 6d to 6s 6d; Infants' Hoods, Em Bonnets. 2s 6d to 1636 d; Morino Frocks, lB6a» 5s 6d; Flannels, Short and Long Slips, SquiW: Bibs. Shirts and Bands. Waterproof fcnwj, ... Napkins, Aprons, and Bibs. A large vnne^fai choose from at the very lowest prices. . ,y.i m No. 9, JUNCTION QUEEN & GREY MSM A UCKLAND"AGRICULTURAL^#B i^'MERCANTUvE COMPANY, LDOTT?ag IN LIQUIDATION. , -:'^SB Notice is hereby given that the liquidatOHlß tho oaid Company have this day madp.*OjWjW Five Shillings per share upontlvsufihargwieiSiwß the contributaries of tho said CDniWWW and notice is further given that. «ucn <»U.MI .. payable at the Liquidators' Office, No. S, <W- Street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY; tbea>B| day of April, 1887. ■ •! >)';:n|i ALEXANDER DEWAR,\ T { n , 1 ; dalot j > B ARTHUR HEATHER. '/Liquidai o» m Dated at Auckland this Uth day.of 0 N U M■ E. N"-;^f§ ITALIAN AND VERMONT MARBLES, AND ABERDEEN GRANITE J*v STONES IN MARBLE AND STONt-^; Iron Tomb Railings at Moderate nFf Prices and Designs sent post-free. Couutrj ,-, orders carefully packed. • :M TAIT BROTHERS,, ;: t '.."ijH Monumental Works, Corner of Rutland ft ■; Lome streets (near Queen-street •» uneU0 T W Auckland. -■ • . • X BRIDGE WATER & CO; O • AGENTS. rimnrifflh CONSIGNEES. AND FACTORIg AUCKLAND, N.Z. ■■ ,:, m M Office : HiGii-STRKsr (opposite City Council . Chambers). si^Si m Cambric Handfs, Pins, Needles, &c. f M°»J Lithographs, Fancy Soaps and Scei. -■-i*., Beddings, Tickings. Manchester Cot ■*}« m Letterand Invoice Binders, India-rubbc. s-oo" W Iron Bedsteads. £avßiS Orders and Indents promptly executoo. P.O. Box £12. _~.