Births.

GILFILLAN.-On July 9, at Stoneyhurst, tho wife of James Gilfillan of a son.

Deaths.

ALLEN.—On July 10, at Hillside, Pukckohc, o£ Bronchitis, Harold Stanley Kemp, infant and dearly-loved son of John and Elizabeth Allen; aged 1 year and 2 weeks. CLEMENTS.—On July 10,1887, at his residence, Brighton Road, Parnell, George Clements, late of Wellesley-street, confectioner; aged 72 years. The funeral will leave his lato residenco on Wednesday morning, at 10 a.m., for V/ai komiti Cemetery. FEARNLBY.-On July 10, at her lato residence, in Grey-street, Betty, the beloved wife of George Fearnley ; aged 62 years. ;:. The funeral will loave her late residenco for ' Nortlicote, to-morrow (Tuesday), at 1.30 p.m. UORRISO NT—On July 10, athor father's resi . dence, Mary-street, Mount Eden, Margaret, t daughter of James, and sister oC John Morn \ eon. Rising Sun, hotol; aged lE , years. i The funeral will leave her late residenco for tho symonds-street Ccmotory, to-morrow I (Tuesday), at 3 p.m. Friends ploaso accept this ! invitation. BTEIN.—On July 11, at tho residence. Bond , street, Arch Hill. Percy Anton Stein, boloved f son of P. A. and S. X atein ; ago 6 years. " Liverpool Mercury " pleaso copy. BCIIWABE.-On July,B, at her lato residence, Great North Road., Auckland, Now Zealand, at 1 10.20 p.m., the beloved wife of J. H. Schwabe, j -late Lieut. H.M.s Jst Battalion, 19th Regi l mont, after a painful illness ; aged 24 years. ', Homo, continental, and Indian papers ploaae * copy, I ' I The funoral will leave hor lato residenoe to rt morrow (Tuesday), at 10 a.m., for tho Church j of England Cemetery, Waikomiti. . Frionds please accept this intimation.—Henderson and I Mclvor, undertakers.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

[ Hails will close as under :— This Day. For Opotiki, per Cholmsford, at 1 p.m For Thames, per Rotomaliana, at 4 p.m. For Tauranga, Opotiki, Whitiangi, Gum Town, and Upper Mill, per lona, at 4 p.m. For Russell, Kawakawa, Rawcne, Wangaroa, and Mongomii, per Clansman, at 5 p.m. For Thames, per Enterprise, at 5.30 p.m. Tuesday, 12th inst. For Waiwera.Kawiui, Leigh. Omaha, Matakana, Mullet Point, and Lower Matakana, per Rose Casoy, at 10 a.m. For Greyniouth, per Omapero, at 11 a.m. For Now Plymouth and Southern Ports, per Oroti, at 1 p.m. For Thames, per Rotomahana, at 4.30 p.m. For Gisborne and Napier, per Australia, at 5 p.m. For Whangarei Heads, Parua, Waipu, Whan garei, Kanio, andMangapai, per Wellington, at 5 p.m. For Thames, per Kotuku, at 5.30 p.m. Wednesday, 13th inst For Coromandel, per Coromandel. at 3.30 a.m. For Thames, per Enterprise, at 3.30 p.m. Per Wairarapa as follows— For India, China, Japan, Mediterranean ports. , and Continent of Europe, at 3 p.m. lor »• .Russell, Kawakawa, Australian Colonies, unci v United Kingdom, via Brindisl or Naples (per f Orient steamer), for correspondence specially I so prepaid and addressed, at 4 p.m. For money t orders, registered letters, and newspapers, at •■ 3 p.m. Lato lotters for Sydney and Melbourne, : only, at 4.20 p.m. United Kingdom mail will bo due at London on August 29. Monday, July 18. „ Per Zealandia as follows— ' .. For Samoa, Sandwich Islands, United States of America, Canada, British Columbia, Contral ■ and South America* British and Foreign West Indies, at 3 p.m. For United Kingdom and Continent of ISuropo, at 3 p.m. Money orders, Registered letters, and newspapers, at 1.30 p.m. X.ate letters, bearing an extra fee of (id in ad dition to the postage, will be received by the mail agent on board the steamer up to the tune o£ sailing. . This mail will bo due at London .' August 22. i S. B. BISS, L? i i ... Chief Postmaster.

LATE SHIPPING.

The s.s. Hawea left Onehunga for the South ab 1 p.m. to-day. Passengers :.Mr and Mrs Guineas, Misses Weston and Mar shall, Mrs Tvemain, Messrs J. P. Maxwell, Isherwood, H. M. Hay ward, Mooney, Me- Manns, Jno. Pow. The new shaft being now fitted in the Oreti..' she -will leave for New Plymouth, Wanganui, and Westport'at 3 p.m. to morrow (Tuosday), and for Hokianga and Wangape at 3 p.m, on Monday, 19th inst.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

THE BULGARIAN TROUBLE.

TWO REGENTS RESIGN.

(reuter's telegram.)

. • Sofia, July 10th. STAMBOULOFF and Colonel Mutkuroff, .the Bulgarian regents, have resigned owing to a conflict between themselves and Colonel. Nic.olaieff, Minister of War, who is supported by the other Ministers. • -

RUSSIA AND PRINCE FER DINAND.

St. Petersburg, July 10.

-The election of Prince Ferdinand to the throne of Bulgaria is regarded by the Enssian Government as 'illegal, and the Kussian press are unanimous in $heir hostility to the choice:of the. fobranje.

REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT.

■ADDEESS tfrfcHE QUEEN.

(REUTERS S TELEGRAM.)'""

London, July 10. Jt GRAND review of 58,000 troops took place yesterday at Aldershot before the Queen. Her Majesty expressed her self, highly gratified with the complete euccess of the review, and, in replying to an address from the army presented on the occasion, said she prayed God to grant peace during the remainder of her reign.

The ' Queen reviewed thirty-three thousand volunteers at Aldershot along with the regulars and yeomanry.

THE PANAMA CANAL.

NINE MILLIONS STERLING WANTED,

(special.)

London, July 10,

Baron,Dβ Le'sseps intends to apply to the public for nine millions sterling to enable him to prosecute work on the Panama Canal.

LIBERALS AND IRISH LAND LAWS.

The Liberal Unionists Have resolved support (a" second reading of the iah Land Bills, The Government,are l&ely to propose that County Oourb

judges should be empowered to reduce rents for fixed periods. .

THE PAPAL DELEGATE TO IRELAND.

Signor Persico, the Papal delegate has arrived at Dublin, and is the guest of Archbishop Walsh.

STANLEY IN AFRICA.

FAMINF AND INSUBORDINA TION

(SPEGIAL.)

London, July 10. Mr H. M. Stanley is experiencing in creasing difficulty in obtaining pro visions for his relief expedition, and severe repressive measures hay.c been found necessary to provent his fol lowers revolting.

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS.

(reuter.)

ELEVATIONS TO THE PEERAGE.

London, July 10th.—Tho election for Coventry seat vacant by the eleva tion of Mr Eaton, . Conservative- to the Peerage, took place yesterday and resulted in the return of Mr Ballautyno, a supporter of Mr Glad stone, by a majority of 16 over Colonel H.tF,- Eaton, Conservative. Mr Bolitho, Unionist, has been elected without opposition for St. Ives division, replacing Mr St. Aubyns, recently raised to the peerage. A vacancy occurred in the representa tion of Glasgow (Bridgeton division) owing to the resignation of Mr Eussell Home Euler. Mr Trevelyan, a Glads tonian, is a candidate for the seat. Mr John G. Hubbard, M.P. of London has been raised to a peerage.

ENGLAND AND TURKEY.

THE UNRATEPIED CONVENTION.

(reuter's telegram. )

Constantinople, July 10. Sm Henry Drujimond Wolkf tho Eng lish Special Commissioner has received instructions to further delay his departure from this city.

(SI'KCIAI.)

London, July 10.

The " Observer "states that in deference to the strongly expressed wishes of tho Sultan, Sir H. Drummond Wolff will re main a day or two' in expectation of ■ the ratification of the Egyptian Convention.

FRENCH WAR FEELING.

tq s "general ' boulanger:

(reuter's telegrabl)

Paris, July 10.

On leaving this city last evening to take command of a division of the army at Clei-  mont-Ferrand, General Boulanger rccoived an immense popular ovation. s ,

(SPECIAL.)

London, July 10.

Eighty thousand people assembled to cheer General Boulanger on assuming his new command. The Government are:mucn disquieted.

CRISIS AT HAWAII.

MINISTER DEPOSED AND ,AR RESTED. , V i

BREAKDOWN OF KING KALAKAUA

(Special.)

London, 10th July. The.populace of Hawaii have displaced the Gibson ministry, from office. Mr! Wm. Green has been appointed premier. ; King Kalakana desired temporarily to , vest his powers as sovereign in the foreign Consuls who declined advising a prpmp change of the constitution which ! King, Kalakana agreed to. The Civic troops ar rested Messrs Gibson and Hayselden. -_ j

(special.)

THE LONSDALE DIVORCE CASE.

London, 10th July;—ln the Divorce Colitt the petition against Lord Lonsdale was dismissed; Debenseande admitting that there had been no adultery. . '! j

BANKRUPT MERCHANTS.

The firm of Mann and Stagdale have been adjudicated bankrupts. PUBLIC SCHOOL CRICKET MATCH. Eton beat Harrow by five wickets, l> ARISTOCRATIC GLOBE - TROTTERS. The Marquis and Marchioness of Drog'- heda sail for Australia in August. ■ ,-. ' FAILURE. OF SUGAR PLANTERS.! Several " failures of sugar planters in Havaririah are annduncod. ANOTHER' GOLDMINING VENTURE ■No.-, 1 North Phoenix Goldmining Com pahy, Queensland,' has been floated with a capital of L 350,000. THE UNITED STATES AND MEL BOURNE EXHIBITION. The American Government will ask Con gress for a vote to enable the United States to be represented at Melbourne-Exhibition.

Mr Inspector McGovern has arrived here from Kawhia and proceeds to Russell to take charge of the North Auckland police district to-night. .-'•'• • The members of the Queer's Own Rifles are summoned to attend inspection parade and annual meetingto-raorrow night, at which we understand business of very great importance is to be brought forward- It is hoped that every man will attend. , A, meeting at Hawera on Saturday even ing decided to take legal opinion re liability of the land to New Plymouth-Harbour rate, and if "the opinion if) favourable to reeiet the rftte,- *■

TELEGRAMS.

Thames," this day. J

At the Police Court to-day, a gum digger named Samuel Bell was sentenced to seven days' imprisonment for larceny of a blanket from Frank Stevens, " Kaueranga Hotel.

DuNEDiN, this day,

In tho Supreme Court to-day the follow ing prisoners, convicted Inst week,were sen tenced : —Robert McCunn, aged-17, inde cent assault, six months ; Thos. Edwards, unlawfully wounding, six months ; Daniel Bttnxand John Hunter,, robbery with vio lence, three years j John Atkinson, ditto, four years. : : .. ......... '■'■

BANKRUPTCY NEWS.

William Branston, brass-founder of Devon port and Auckland, filed a petition in bankruptcy, to-day.

THE AUCKLAND EVEJNIJMG STAR, MONDAY, JULY 11. ISB7.

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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, WELLINGTON DISTRICT. SATURDAY, tiie 2nd DAY OF JULY, 1387. Upon reading tho Affidavits o£ Robert Ciiisenhaljl. Hambrton, of Wellington. Public Trustee,' and tho renunoiation ol Thomas McMasteb, of Auckland, Draper, and William Bkaumont, of the same place, Accountant, tho executors appointed under tho will of the herein after named deceaeod, It is ordered that tho Public Trusteo shall bo Administrator of all the real and personal estate of IIiCHAUD Jessoi", o£ A-uukland, Accountant, (loeoased, with tho will of the said Richard Jkssop annexed, (Signed) C. W. RICHMOND, J. All persona indebted to tho above-named deceased aro requested to pay tho amounts of tKoir several accounts to me, or to K. P. Wat- KIS, Ksq., Auckland. Also,—All persons having claims against the said estate are requested to forward tho same to me, or to M.r> Waikis, on or before WEDNES DAY, tho 17th day of August next. N.ls.—Any claim not sent in by theday named will be liablo to bo excluded from participation. R. C. HAMER.TON, Public Trustee. Publio Trust Office, Wellington, July 7, 1887. Auctions. R. Aim!™] , (j. >\ BUDDLE TO-MORROW, II O'CLOCK. !.T PIANOS, BOX MANGLE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND , , ~ EFFECTS, ETC. AT ARTHUR'S MART, 11 A.M. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, TWO USEFUL PIANOFORTES, Largo Box Mangle, Pictures, Suites in Horsehair, Crotonno, Hop, etc., B. and W, Cane and other Chairs, ChcUbnier, Carpots, Lino leum, Hearthrugs, Fenders, Fireirons, Loo and other Tables, Curtains, Bookcase. Hall Stand, Glass, China and Earthon ware. Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Spring and other Mattresses, Chests of Drawers, Washstands. Toilet Sets, Toilet Tables, Looking Glasses, Mdcririff. Kitchen and Cooking Utensils, Tools, etc.. s - > Terms: Casn beforo Delivery. \R.'-ARTHUR]. [j. F. BODDLK. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'Clock, ' . PIANO BY & SON HOUSEROLI) FURNITURE POULTRY, Etc. Prpspecb Terrace, Mount Roskill Koad. , ' E * J , ARTHUR & BUDDLE 1 Havo received instructions from Mr R. F. Harris, who is leaving Auokland, to soil by public'auction at his residence, third house in' Prospect Terrace, Mount Roskill Road, on> Tuesday, at 11 o'clock a.m., i HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and. EFFECTS, consisting of Parlour, Dining room, Bedroom and Kitchen Requisites, Glass, China, and Earthenware, Cooking Utensils, Pianoforte by Stbddart &'Son, PoultrjVetc. \"' ' ■>■ -On View Morning'of the Sale. ■' Terms : Cash before Delivery. R. ARTHUR.] r .T. V. HUDDLE.: , Wednesday, li a.m. i PIANO, HOUSEHOLD .FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Gladstone street. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions from Mr •-■ Jos. Boulterto sell by public auction at his private residence, ne.xt to Hancock's. .Glad stone-street, near Newton Road, on Wcdnes : day next, at U a.m., .. .. HIS HOUSEHOLD F.URNITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting of Parlour, Dining ltoom, Bedroom and Kitchen Requisites, Glass, China, and Earthenware, Kitchon Uten sils, etc. A useful pianoforte. Stool, etc. On view morning of tho'day.of sale. ' .;'Terms: Cash beforo delivery. R. ARTHUR]. i\ 7, SO [J. F. BUDDLK WEDNESDAY-NEXT, At Eleven o'clock. PONSONBY. : STOCK OP GROCERIES, CONFEC :.v j,:.-.: ;TIONERY, ] , / HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & Effects. ; : ARTHUR,& BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions from Mr F. H. R. Hill to Sell by Public Auction, on tho premises, corner of. Clarenco-streot and Pom • pallicr Terrace. Ponsonby. on Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock I ,' . • ■ THE WHOLE ov tiis SELECT STOCK of GROCERIES & Also,. ; - Household Furniture and Effects—Horsehair Suito of eight pieces. Iron Bedsteads, Tables, Pictures, Kitchen Utensils, etc. . . . Terms—Cash beforo delivery. - R. .ARTHUR] [J. V. BtJDDL 15 THURSDAY, JULY 14, Afllo'.Cloclc. • KARANGAHAPE ROAD. "V: STOCK OF IRONMONGERY, HARDWARE, TINWARE, CUTLERY, J ■•' ' ■'■"■ PLATEDWAKE; &c.' BY ; ORDER OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, j - T . ,-...,_;.; ARTHUR & BUDDLE I Have been favoured with instructions from the Public Trustee, to sell by public auction, at the premises of, the late Mr R. Jcssop, "Karangahape Road, on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock a.m., THE STOCK OF IRONMONGERY, HARDWARE, TINWARE, CUTLERY, PLATEDWARE, &c., ' &c, &c. I Terms : Cash before doliverj , . , .TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. ;•.;,:.:;•■ D. F. EVANS , . Will Sell at his Mart, Queen-street, To-morrow .1 '-. . (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock, . ' WOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, TIN JOL,, WARE, &c, comprising Double and Single Iron Bedsteads, Half-Teeter Bedsteads, Doub'lo and Single' Spring, Hair, and Flax Mattrasscs,. Sets of Ware, Carpets, Washstands arid Dressing Tables, Piano. Duchess Suite, handsome Suite Furniture in Tapestry, Gilt Mirror, Leather Couch, Rimu ■ and Mottled Kauri Chests Drawers. Hoarth Rug, Austrian Beiitwood Child's Chairs, Oval Inlaid Walnut Table, Occasional Chairs, Dinir.g and Kitchen Tables, BakifJßrn'oijs, liiilk; Pane; Tin Bowls. Enainoi IMS'ries, and/ Sundry ■ Lob.of Household 7i4rniti«v« M>d Kitchen. ytWelje. " "



Auctions. R. C. CAE.K.] [B. D. TONKB. THURSDAY NEXT, JULY 14, Commencing at Eleven o'Clock. AT THE RESIDENCE OF MR R. K. DAVIS, GREEN LANE, REMUERA. ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. "BUGGY, HORSE, COW, &c, &c.,\. &c. B. TONES & C 0 .,; ' f Have received instructions from Mr R. K. ..Davis to sell, on Thursday next, at eleven o'clock, HIS COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, .:..'') : Comprising: DRAWING-ROOM SUITE IN SOLID WALNUT DINING-ROOM SUITE IN SOLID OAK OAK SIDEBOARD, with Bevelled Glass I3ack * oak dining table oak overmantel oak hall stand walnut bedroom suite • two ash bedroom suites oak registered writing-table french bedsteads walnut wardrobes OT I'OMANS OCCASIONAL TABLES OCCASIONAL CHAIRS KITCHEN UTENSILS CHIN A WARE ORNAMENTS CUTLERY PLATED WARE TT>r^ FINEST TAPESTRY CARPETS, LINO LKUM &c, &o. &c. The whole of this Furnituro was selected by Mr Davis in England with the greatest care, and every article is of tho choicest description and finest quality, and has received the most assidu ous attention since its arrival here. Tho Houso is open for viewing the Furniture on and after TUESDAY, July 12. Easy access by Rail or 'Bus. Catalogues now ready. R. C. CARB] [B. D. TONKS WEDNESDAY, JULY 27/ ' At 12 o'Clock. IF NOT PREVIOUSLY SOLD OR LEASED. AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. FARM, DWELLING, BUTCHER'S SHOP, AND OUTBUILDINGS. COMPLETE AND PROFITABLE BUSINESS, SITUATE BETWEEN MEKCEK AND RANGIRIRI. B. TONKS AND CO. Have received instructions to offer at auction • I on Wednesday, July 27th, at 12 o'clock, if not : . sold or leased privately prior to date, /COMPLETE BUSINESS AND \j PROFITABLE GOING CONCERN FARM of 101 acres, being Lot 192, Parish 6 f Whangramarino, situated 5 miles from Mercer' on Cio Great South Road. The property Iβ subdivided into paddocks, and has three separate orchards, well stocked with fruit trees, ""There fs,a six-roomed dwelling oir tho pro-, perty, largo gardcif, butcher's shop, dairy, stable, cow-shed, slaughter-houso, fowl-house, piggeries, etc. ■ : In fact, a completo Butcher's Business and a profitable going concern, roady for immediate soccupation. ; i • .'. , , \ ; .' , •, ■ There is a steady, good Business now doing in . meat, vegetables, etc.. as the whole district be tweon Mercer and Rangariri is supplied from this Farm and Shop. | Tho Farm Implements, Horses, Cart, and Business Utensils can bo taken by tho Pur chnser at a Mbdcrato Valuation.' ■ For all particulars and conditions, apply to the Auctioneers.' B. TONKS~& CO. .W. S. COCHRANE] - ,4 , [IAB. DACEE. THURSDAY, JULY 14, At 12 o'Clock. DWELLING-HOUSE, PONSONBY 34 ALLOTMENTS, KAPANGA 39 ACRES LAND, TAURANGA • 3 ALLOTMENTS, DRURY 3 ALLOTMENTS, RAGLAN The Subscribers will Sell" by Auction, at their. Rooms, Queen-street, onThursday, 14thinst, at 12 o'clock, BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. A LLOTMENT 1, of Sub-division of Lots ±& of Allotments 14 and 14, Section 8, Pon sonby, situated at the corner of New-street and College Road, with House of 5 roome and Largo Stable erected thoreon, formerly-iho property of the late Mr McConnick. BjTOrdor of tho Agent for tho Public Trustee in the Estate of tho late Henry Whelan. Allotments 10, 11, 12, 13, U, 15, 16, 17. 18, 19, 20, li y 25, 26,27, 28, 29, .10.31,38, of Section 15, and 23, 59, f>. 7, », 9.10. U, 12,17,18,19, and 20. of Section 13, Township of Kapanga, Coromundol Also: Allotment 204, Parish of To Papa, Tauranga, containing 39 acres Allotments 41, Section 7, and 17 and 50, Section 8, Runeiman's Township, Drury Allotments 5, C, and 7,.Township ot. Raglan • f SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. \V. S. COCHRANE] [jAB. DACRE THURSDAY JULY 14. . 50 ACRES LAND, TE PAPA. ALLOTMENT, TAURANGA. ALLOTMENT, MANGAPAI. Tho subscribers, will Sell by Auction at their rooms, Queen-street,onThursday, 34th inst», at 12 o'clock, A LLOTMENT 174, Parish of Tβ Papa wCSL containing 50 acres. . . : ALLOTMENT., 379, Sec. 2, Town of Tan ranga, containing \ acre. ALLOTMENT, Township of Marigapai, containing 1 acre. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. . W. S. COCHRANE.] [JAS. DAORE. : MONDAY, JULY 25. . By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, at Auckland, at the Request of the Mortgagees. Tho subscribers have been instructed to sell by public auction, on Monday, the 25th day of July, 1887, at 12 o'clock noon, at their Auction Mart, Queen-street, Auckland, ; AVENUE ROAD, PARNELL—Lease hold interest, being the residue of a term of 60 years, or thereabouts, except the last day thereof, commencing from on or about the 16th day of May, 1882,' in Lots 36 and 37, of the Sub division of Allotments 6,8, and 9, and others, of Section 2, Suburbs of Auckland, having afront age to Avenue Roart of 200 links, and a depth of 400 links, with the Residence and Outbuildings thereon erected. The ground rent is small, being only £20 per annum. ~ ■. - Full particulars may be obtained, and the conditions of sale ana the lease seen, at the Auction Mart,' Queen-street. SAMUEL COCHRANE &,SON., .. ■ Aitotiori'pers,' ■



Auctions. CHAS, HE3KKTH.] [ALEX. AITKEN. TO-MORROW, At Eleven o'clock. ■ ■ ■■;.,. AGRICULTURAL HALL. HESKETH, AITKEN, & CO. Will sell by public auction, on Tuesday next, the 12th instant, at eleven o'clock, in the Agri ciiltural Hfill, ./Chestnut gelding, pirate, Vy heavy weight-carrying hack.and flrst-class hunter v BROWN VGVjDING, quiet and staunch in harness and good saddle horse f BAY GELDING, splendid action, perfectly Staunch.and for light spring cart or hansom no better in town, any reasonable trial DARK BROWN GELDING, good action, quiet and staunch in harness, suitable forfamily STALLION PoNY SPRING CART, HORSE AND X HARNESS, a bargain -~ . . FARM WAGGON AND FRAME ' PAIR QUIET FAKM MARES, used to all kinds , of farm work, and sot DO ÜBLE HARNESS LARGE HEAVY WAGGON, equal to 3tone DOUBLE-SEATED HOODED BUGGY, new SINGLE-SEATED HOODED BUGGY, new DOGCART, equal to new, easy riding, with lamp, cushions, and "extra scati allcomplete WHITECHAPEL, complete, new HEAVY SPRING CAKT, equal to 30cwfc., SINGLE-SEATED BUGGY EXPRESS WAGGON, new TWO LIGHT SPRING CARTS COVERED-IN GOODS VAN, with shelves, suitable for traveller SET SINGLE BUGGY HARNESS, nearly new, white metal mountings SEVERAL SADDLES AND BRIDLES, SUN DRY SETS HARNESS ORSE RUGS, BUGGY WHIPS, &c. RESSED MEADOW HAY, Loads HAY and STRAW TWO LAWN MOWERS, SEED DRILL, CHAFF-CUTTER, PULPER, GARDEN TOOLS, &c, &c. . . Also 1 WAGONETTE, kearly new 1 UPSTANDING BAY GELDING SET HARNESS, nearly new A- WINDMILL, complete, Pump and Piping, ready for use 1 BAKER'S CART AND HARNESS. HESKETH, AITKEN & CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY 13 and W, 1887. COMMENCING AT 11 O'CLOCK EACH DAY. AT HARBOUR VIEW HOUSE, SHORTLAND-STREET. FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, ;;; ; and nearly new. CHESTS OF DRAWERS, IRON BED STEADS, CARPETS, - LINOLEUM, , ROUND AND SQUARE TABLES, EASY AND ROCKING CHAIRS, -SIDEBOARDS,!, AND MEAT SAFE. Furniture Brokers and Persons Fur nishing or requiring , ' Articles of Furniture would do well to attend the above Sale. WITHOUT RESERVE. JOHN LEYDON Has been favoured with instructions from Messrs Andrews and Cooper to sell on the above dates, FjIHE FOLLOWING GOODS, : ■'■' viz: jid'W '"■ : ' ' Chest Drawers -- . . ; .. i Iron Bedstead and Mattress Klankete, Sheets, Pillows, etc. Washstand and Ware, Splashmat Looking-glass, Blind, and Curtains Ailclotb. .Mat, Chair, and Clothes Rt>ck . Tfhest Drawers, Washstand and Ware - Iron Bedstead and Mattrcs3 Blankets, Sheets. Pillows;etc. Chair, Looking-glass, Mat, and Rack Chest Drawers, Iron Bedstead and Mattress Blankets, Sheets, Pillows, etc. Chair, Mattress, Looking-glass Curtains, Ware and Board, Chest Drawers Bedstead and Mattress Sheets, Counterpane, etc.:■ Looking-glass. Chair Carpctware, Board and Rack i Chest Drawers, Iron Bedstead Mattress, Blankets, Sheets, Counterpane Blinds. Rack-ware, Carpet. Looking-glass Chest Drawers, Bed. Blankets Counterpane, Sheets, Looking-glass Linoloum, Splashmat, Ware, etc. Table and Cover, Fender, Fireirons Hearthrug, Linoleum, Small Table and Chair Colonial Couch, Book, Shelf and Rack j ■ Valance and Curtains, 2 Lots Passagecloth Carpet, Chest Drawers, Iron Bedstead . Mattress, Dro sing Table, Ware arid Chair Looking-glass, Blind and Curtain Matting, Iron Bedstead and Bedding Stretcher, Mattress/Looking-glass Ware and Curtains, Carpet, Chest Drawers Ironßcdstond and Bedding, Chair, Cupboard Washstand, Ware, Table, Stool 1 "' 2 Dressers and Piaterack, Range (Cooking) Po.ts, 4 Chairs, 1 Largo Meat,djs.hes, Mats Sausagei Machine, Irons, etc ; Sundries ' 9 Doormats, Oiloloth, Matting Largo Tester Bedstead and Bedding Washstand, Ware, Splashmat, etc. Chest Drawers, Marble Looking-glass ; Elasy Chair and Chair, : Rack, Curtaine Blinds,' Carpctj;Dou bio. Bedstead Palliasses, etc.; Chest Drawers Washstend and Ware, Dressing Table Looking-glass, Curtains, Valances, Rack Chairs, Matting, Chest Drawers Dressing. Table, Looking-glass Iron Bedstead, Mattress and Screen .Oilcloth, Matting, Invalid Chair Washstand and Ware, Clotheshorso Plants, Pots, and Stand, Verandah Chair Carpet, Rug, Fender r and Fireirons, Clock Chimney Ornaments, Colonial Couch 2 Rocking Chairs, Easy Chair 2 Bentwood Chairs, 2 Small Tables Glass Shade, Curtains, Valance and Blinds Chairs, 2 Largo Dining Tables Round Table, Square Table, Large Table 1 Sideboard, 1 Large Sideboard 12 Bentwood Chairs, Rocking Chairs Little Round Chair, Co'onial Couch Table Covers, Fender, Fireirons, Hearthrug Linoleum, Valance, Curtains Table Cover (syds long and 2yds wide) Large Boiler, Meatsafo, Mangle Bing and Cloth eshorse, Sundries . I Alarm Clock, Beds, Bedding, etc. Carpet Chair, Watering Can 20 Fowls, Gavdon Tools, Coal, etc. : Sundries 2 Boxes Clothes, Basket, Birdcage '< . "• Box Clothes, Chandelier, Globes, etc. OHAS. HESKETH.] [ A I,EX. AITKEN. JJESKETH, AITKEN AND' CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Regular Sales every Tuesday of Hides, Skins, vv 001, Tallow, etc, ■ ■-"-■ ---ciTy malkp,



Auctions. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, At Twelve o'Clock Noon. By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court;. -. D. F. EVANS Has received instructions from the Registrar^ the Supreme Court, to sell by publio auction, at his Mart, Queen-street,, on Wednesday. July 20, at twelve o'clock noon, A LL THAT THE UNEXPIRED TERM JT3L OF A,-. LEASE, dated the 24th day of January, 1885, and made between Francis Thomas Paten, of tho one part, and Lawrence Tattersall, of the other parts, and registered as No. 9,197, and being all that piece or parcel of land, being lot No. 42 of a Subdivision into Lots of Allotments No. 6 and 7 of Section No. o. Suburbs of Auckland, demised from- Ist day or November, 1884 (except ( the last three days thereof), for sixty years, at a yearly rental Or Seven Ponnd3 sterling. D; F. EVANS, ~ Auctioneer. TO-MORROW,: -r-r At Eleven. sharp, WITHOUT RESERVE. TARANAKI BUTTER 1 ■ ,' 1 . . TARANAKI BUTTER ! GABRIEL LEWIS- Will Sell, to-morrow, at 11 sharp, -| A CASKS TARANAKI BUTTER,* TO-MORROW, At "11 o'Clock Sharp. BOX TEAS! BOX TEAS.! BOX TEAS! ; GABRIEL LEWIS , Will sell To-morrow, at 11 o'clodk, QAA BOXES FINE CARGO TEAS (EACHIOIbs). . , , j. DUTY PAID ON IN BOND. TO-MORROW. EXTENSIVE UNRESERVED SALE OF 650 PACKAGES WINES AND SPIRITS, Etc., Etc., , ' 'Etc 100,000 MANILLA AND HAVANNA CIGARS. GABRIEL LEWIS Hasreceiv. d instructions tosellon above date, at eleven o'clock, 650 pA ° AG E s • .WINES ■(■■•Mi ■ .. i,- [ „, SPIRITS '££A? BEERS CLARETS ' Etc., 0 Etc., . :.; Etc., 100,000 MANJLLAyAND HAVANNA OIGARS. In Bond or Duty Paid, To suit Purchasers : Gazette in Bankruptcy. , J T N BAN KR U P T'C J. IN THE SUPERIOR "COURT OF , BANK RUPTCY HOLDBN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of v The Bankruptcy Act, 1883,--' ■* and the several Acts amending the same. Notice is hereby * given that' I* WllilAM Bkanston, of Devonport' arid Auckland, both' in the Provincial District of Auckland, Plumber, Brassfounder, and Coppersmith, lately carrying on business in co-partnership with Francis For ster, under the style of Branston and Forster, and at present carrying on business .in co-part nership with Samuel George Lee, under the style of Branston and Lee, Auckland aforesaid, haveihis day fi'ed in the said Court.at Auck land a petition to be adjudged a bankrupt. ■ Dated this 11th day of July, 1887. . . ; : WILLIAM BRANSTON. Thorne & Rigbt,. Queen-street and, Vulcan Lane, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitors. ,:/.:. T, N ' B A.N. X JR.. U -'. P.T C• Y. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BANK RUPTCY, HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act» 1853," and of the Bankruptcy of William Bran stox, of Devonport and Auckland, inthe Pro vincial District of Axicklahd.in New Zealand, Brassfounder, a Bankrupt ■ -' : Notice is hereby given, that the first General Meeting of Creditors will be , held at my Office. Star Buildings, Fort-street, Auck land, on MONDAY, the 18th July, 1887. at 11 o'clock a.m. Proofs of debt must be furnished priortotheraeeting. Proxy forms can be obtained at my office. No proof can be admitted, except; under order of the Court, after the expiration of four months from the date of the filing of the petition. .Accounts sent in unsupported' by proof of debt, as prescribed by law, cannot be recognised. . : / JOHN LAWSON, Official Assignee. Auckland, Ju1y.11,1887. Thokne & Rigby, Vulcan Lane, Solicitora for tae Bankrupt. Public Notices. TjIDEN TERRACE ROAD DISTRICT. NIGHT-SOIL CONTRACT. , , .0 The Tender of Mr Casey, for Removal of Night Soil (for the Eden Terrace District; has been accepted, and he will commence on August 1, 18S7. A Box iWill, be at tho Board's Office for the' reception of Orders, where the price "of service and other information can be ascertained. . ~„■■ „„ J. STICKLEY, ■ . ' . :.°.' • -' • Clerk. . Ju1y,8,1887.; -; -. ,„.,;.:■■-: TO"_ ~,.0... ,T ' I C;. -E. The undersigned, in returning thank* to his numerous customers for past support, begs to intimate that on and after this date he has decided'to meet the times by manufacturing Two Qualities of Bread. The first quality will be manufactured from Bycroft & Co.'s Pure Wheaten Snow-flake Roller Flour—at shop, 3d; delivered 3Jd. Second Quality, manufactured from Southern Flour, at shop. 2id; delivered, 3d. A Liberal Discount to Wholesale Cash Customers. Address— THOS. TEASDALE, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, " , "WILLIAM T■ . T YTTLE, BLACKSMITH, HORSE-SHOER AND FARRIE", Begs to intimate his having commenced busi ness at Captain' Elliot's yard, in" Pittatreet, ---i noar the junction of Hobsou and Wel lington Streets. W. J.L. has had over twenty years' practical experience in the best workshops-over twe vo years in New Zealand—and promises good work manship at moderate charges.' : ■ ■ „ i Also, having bought a portion o£ the stock ; and plant of the late John Hearst, will be glad of a share of the patronage of tho customers of his deceased old friend. - - ■~ . mO ROAD" BOARDS, CONTRACTORS, JL AND ALL REQUIRING BROKEN cMETAL OR METAL WASTE. Wβ are in a position to supply metal, broken to any size, suitable for road or concrete works, in any quantity; also metal waste, suitable for concrete or footpaths. We also supply stone for any. purpose. Special Quotations for Delivery.—PASCOE & ROWSE, Mount Eden Stone Breaking Works, near Rifle Range. __ HAZARD'S SHOOTING GALLERY, ELLIOTT-STREET. In addition-to tho handsome Prize given weekly for the greatest number of consecutive. Bullseyee, a series of prizes will be fifed for in 1 three positions-standing, kneeling, and any position. No entries.' Only 2d" per shot—For fuller particulars inquire at the Gallery, or of w, ij, Hazard, Gunmakey, KjOAi' Qqeea-etreetf



LENDERS' yf^nt^P~~~ — " Eden (near stetioS^^^&.S Abbatoitsto the Citf of twelve months. X« cl 3!?ttbs forT&ft' mation on\ aDnhVnHA p^u °ularS¥«tf TALLOW & MANImW° : - CO., LTD. ■^ NUiIE MANU^^^d Auckland, mm >J.£ssßjgg>gfijS • chWbWmghK^^pS^S R. m. watt := A UCKLAND =*W -BOW !■•:■.: •-..;; , a ,-, Harbour Bi^olces'' ! * Engineer's Office. * ;VS Been .atth^ ° r any *»*« «* Tenders to be endorsed " TeiiA.ii * „. ■ and Additions to Re »«i By order of the Board. "' J. M. BRIGHAM, '■ ' ;■' Secretarr. \ Election Notices. " TOLE invites ?HB:constituffltj;to: meef him at St. Sepulchre's Sctoolroom,' Symonds-street, on THURSDAY.I(tt'- ? NEXT, : inst., at 7.30 p.nv ■ : . „„ : mO THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAJOl 1 NORTH. . - U MB"T.' "THOMPSON ' ' ■ ■ :^.— ■■;■ -.-!., >■■■:■:>£s■ WILL ADDRESS THE '''-'.. ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND'NORTH' ! - - AT THE ;"'- ,'■ "'. , C'^?3li TEMPERANCE HALL, ALBERT iff; ON ' FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, 15m na,' AT EIGHT P.M. • { "p EANK LI X SOUTH MAJOR HARRIS will address the EleobtßJl as under, at 7.30 p.m.:— ! " -:■',': ■,:;:';:.■!; -- - "■'■■'■ '-■' -■' ■■■!;* '.\4 h;Cvf v <! Maketu School-house, MONDAT, July 111 - Ararimu Publio Hall, TUJBSDAV,-July 1* '•. • —Hunna School-houee; WEDNESDAY/, ivirl) - ; Drury Public Hall, THURSDAY, July it j Pukekohe East School-house, .FRISAYf July 15 : ■, ■■ [•Y l i,p"':;:h ■ ' Waiuku Hall, SATURDAY, July IS., , .mo'THE ELECTORS OF THE m> , SONBY DISTRICT. ' \\ .Gentlemen,— .• ~' ,'_ ; ' r \'; ~f ~';:' , "■■ A preliminary, meeting ofmyfci_ends.tsi supporters will be hela on* WEDNESDAY,It? 13th ;inst., at 7.30. p."m.,-in tie; OddfetfpijM, King-street, Poneoaby, for the purpose ofhar ing my views and to form aiWorkingCon'; mittee to canvass the- district. » -j. ' ,; ' . ■ ■■■■'■■ Yours obediently, , , r- ■ CHARLES SAJIUEL WRIGHT,; .! Late Advertisements. WANTED, a Draper's Assistant -jmrioi i , hand preferred.-Apply,at *cejj; Fernandez, the Cheap , Diapery Waiejop*. ' Karangaha'j3,Road. ; j J every Elector $$MM- W Diatrict to hear Mr *M Sf. George's Hall,' Great-North ;1 W' ' ANTED a Partner, with" £100 tS* ANTED, a respectable Housekf W work'Ught; good.home-in.retunif< service3.-Applyß.H.T.,STAßQgce :^_^. on tho.":Sellingroff:;.Tack n .usual catch;, tut I,am offtang ' Bargains in all Departments o WJ 1 , Pg ing, Calidoes, Flannels and m ßl^ke&aWnß Ho .__^—- f— -7T" TORSONAL Jg Jγ ton, let us all go and W*.M George's Hall V port him, it we do not like him tell■». j, support : =pwiON ■ ( Rev. Peter , Th«rsd,r,|»A ■ -histant. Mason's ' eighth th^\2SjmdJ[Jpjojiand^o : ___ 7 __^ T~ T■■RnTTlßE.auwi'er'the ai^pic?>.™J 1 day' will be discussed.. , reading in o^£ u^SSffiifrWßei-? . ah mission free. ... ■■-■ ' QuEEIfS — OWN llpection Paraae and \ WHARE' HOTEL Ev TURNER (Late Waiter United ServicoHo*, : Will open the above THURSDAY NEXT, ; w herehehopes.allhisfnend B ffiUP atroo!S{ ■ Everything in^t-^^ ALL MEALS IB- '^ HUNTER & NOliA*' ...... Auotionee^vg^s«e!.; _ - D . by the^S'w