Lord Randolph Churchill.

His Reasons for Resigning. [kkuter's telegram,] Adelaide, March 4. The following summary has been received, per Garonne: — London, January 28. On the opening of Parliament Lord Randolph Ohurcnill explained the caueo of his resignation. He stated that ho waa unable to become respon sible for the Estimates presented by the heads of the Army and Navy Depart ment!!, although there wore other matters of grave importance whereon he differed from the Marquis of Salisbury. They were, however, Susceptible of accommoda tion. Considering that he had pledged himself to a policy of retrenchment, knowing that retrenchment was desir able and possible, it waa impossible for him to retain a place in a Government whose programme excluded retrenchment. Tho army and nnvy estimates amounted to thirtyone millions, which would exceed by six millions tho average from 1874 to 18S4 ; besides, there wore large supplementary estimates which tho Government would ask Parliament to sanction. lie had strongly urged the Government to com mence their tenure of offico by returning to a normal state of expenditure, and although he had desired one million might be struck off the Estimates, half that amount might havo satisfied him if the Govorumont had shown signs of a disposition for retrenchment. He repudiated the state ment that he hal resigned in a lit of temper, and stated that the controversy with rogard to retrenchment had been going on since tho formation of tho Government. At tho conclusion of his speech. Lord Randolph read a letter whic.i'ho hud writtsn to Lord Salisbury on the 22nd December, EtatiDß that tho character of the domestic legislation contem plated by the Government, in hia opinion, fell sadly short of what Parliament and tho country oxpectedand required. Theforeign policy of tho Government had appeared to him at once dangerous and without method, but ho took his stand on the question of expenditure and iinanco, which involved and would determine all other matters. Reviewing his former public declarations on tho subjoct, and having no roason to doubt their Eoundncss, he took ioava of Lord Salisbury with profound regret, but without doubt or hesitation.

Mr YV. H. Smith expressed profound regrot, on behalf of himself and the Cabinet, at the resignation of Lord Churchill. While admitting tho importance of retrenchment ho repudiated that tho Government was actuated by a meddlesome foreign policy, ifo maintained that the present moment waa inopportune to stop expenditure which had been sanctioned aud commenced by the previous Government.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

At yesterday's meeting, in addition to the bueinees mentioned in our report last night, the following matters were diepoeed of :— The Chairman's report was adopted. Mr Cooper's motion relative to tho recon sideration of Macmillan'a Globe Series aa school books was postponed in accordance with the request of tho mover. Mr Smith's tender (£23!>) for the erection of a teacher's residence at Tamahero was accepted ; also the tender of Uolman and Smith (£367) for a school at Ohaupo. L"X. Laishlby. — On the motion of Mr Upton, seconded by Mr Goldie, it was re solved, " That tha congratulation of the Board be offered to its former chair man, Dr. LaishUy, on the occasion of tho conferring upon him of the degree of Doctor of Laws by the University of St. Andrews." Tho movor and othor members warmly commended Dr. Laishloy's cervices whilo Chairman of tho Board, and spoke highly of hia report. Mr Carr dieeentcd from tho motion, which, however, was ap proved by the rostof the Board and adopted. B£nE?ronu street.—The contractors for the work of excavation asked for considera tion in consequence of the ground proring rock instead of clay. Matter ordered to stand over till the work wae done.

Vakious Applications —A requeat for the enlargment. of Tamakt School was do ferred for tlie inspector's report. Now fence round tbo Echool at Belensvilio was dofcrrcd for report; and an application for painting teacher's residonco in same dis trict waa declined. Application for well at Huntly : Heforred to Mr Allright for report. Proposal to purchase houeo and allotment for teacher at Mahuranfii Heads: Pont pooed.—ln anewer to an application from Ngaruawhia for a teacher's house, it waa agreed to ask for an estimate of cost and what tho district cauld contribute, Mr All wright then to report.—The extension of boundaries at Obioewai was conformed.

PoihT Chevalier.—The application ior tho election of a echool was further defer red for a week.

SPORTING NEWS.

Nominations for Auckland Autumn Meeting, Mb Peeciyal last night received the follow ing nominations for the Auckland Racing Club's Autumn Meeting :— Easter Handicap of 300^ovp, one mile and throequaiters.—Cinderella, Pretender, Pearl, Waitiri, Rivulet, Pashn, Torori, British Lion, Friendship, Tennyson, Spade Guinea, Tetford, Lady Korah, Maoriland, Cremorne, Derringer, Turquoise, Cannon, Wapiti, Silence.

Autumn Handicap, of 200sove, one mile and a half.—Cinderella, Pretender, Pearl, Waitiri, Rivulet, Pasha, Scott Free, Torori, Forester, British Lion, Tamora, Friendship, Tenuyeon, Spade Guinea, Tetford, I.ady Koran, Maoriland, Cremorne, Derringer, Turquoise, Cannon, Wapiti, Silence.

Autumn Steeplechase Handicap of loOcOve, about 3} miles—New Year, Blue Bell, Silvio, Volcano, Owhaoko, Zip, Darkle, Cora!, Quilp, Rowdy, Peter Ofbeck. Wat Tyler, Tiger, Omata, Guy Fawlice, Falcon.

OUR GOLDFIELDS

(BY TELKUBAI'H.— OWN COKRKSroNDEKT.) Thames, this day. Cambria. — A fourth stopo has been started on tho hanging Hall roef ovor the western drive at No, 2 level, and when breakiog down late yesterday afternoon 3(llb of speci mens were bagged. The new leader found in the western drive is being stripped, preparatory to another breaking-down. The quartz carries oxcellent minerals and shots of gold pretty freely. Waiotaui.-The yield of 21Soz5dwt gold was obtained from 206 tons of quartz. Manukau.— Cleaning-up takes place to day afternoon, when a good payable re turn may bo expected. Saxon.—The winzo is down 25 feet. A few picked stonoa are occasionally ob tained when breaking down the reef. New Ai.bukma — Driving is now in full ewing on a reef at tho 160 ft level.

New Zealand Drug Company.

(BY TELEGRAPH. — PEESS ASSOCIATION.)

Donkdin, Friday. Thk roport of tho Now Zealand Drug Com pany for last year, ended Jauuary 31, ehow g tho net profit for the twelvo months to have been £10,833, to which has to be ndded the balance of last year of £12,154. Out of this tho half-yearly dividond, absorbing £5,846, was paid, and £4,140 was put aside for de preciation, leaving available a balance of £13,000, out of which a dividend at the rate of 7 per ceut ia to be paid, absorbing £2.<.i"2l, and carrying forward £10,079. -Deben tures to the amount of £17,400 were paid at maturity, nnd a now issue is to bs placed on the London market.

THE HALL CASE.

Sitting of tho Appeal Court.

(BY TKLKOUAI'II — OWN OOHKESPONDIiNT.)

Wellikuton, this day, GiiiKi1 J usTicJi Prendekoast and Mr Jus tice Kichmond will leave for Chriatchurch on Monday, to attend [tho spscial sitting of the Court of Appeal, in connection with the Hall case, which opens on Tuesday. Mr Justice Johnston, who ia now in Wel lington, will return to Christ church by the eamo eteamer. Tho cae: will bo argued boforo a full Bench.

CONCERT AT THE CITY HALL.

Judgment has been rosorved in the case brought by the Government against the members of Lyttelton Harbour 80-rd for refusing to produce their accounts for audit by the Auditor General.

Last night a concert and danco was giver; by tho Eden Star Minstrels at tho> above hall, in aid of tho funds of th* Eight Hours' Demonstration, when about £30 was taken at the doors.- Mr Schwabe acted ac conductor, Mr S, Hemus an leader of orchestra, ani the following gentlemen took part !n the proceedings :—Messrs C. Weedon, C. White, F. Penot, W. J. Rookley, W. J. Spiatt, J. Ibbertson, M. £>. Maher, VV. Seager. H. White, fl, Wiliiains, W. J. Kockley, O. Aspinall, A. Bouther, and H. Wilson, the latter gen tleman acting as conversationalist. Be tween the first and second parts of the evening's entertainment a number of gifts were presented by Mr Cowloy, of the Eight Hours Demonstration Committee. Th» BODga of Messrs W. J. Rockley,: Mr P. Maher, and F. Terrot, were encored, evi dontly being nrnch enjoyed by the. audience. Part threa consisted of a scream ing skotcb, ontHled, " >t?s Jenkine'* Viai tors," in which four gontlomen took; part. The evening wound up tfith an enjoyable ball, to which the majority gf tho yonag persona in the audience gave their particnlar attention. Messrs A. Rhodes and W. I*tiirwer»thOT acted as Masters of Ceremoniaa.

The leading memberisOl the Frensb Senate and Chamber of Deputies urs siwasy re specting the Colonial Conference, and are anxious for unofficial communications with Australian delegates. The suggested inter view between one of the Agents-General and MM. Goblet and Freycinet has been poßtponed.

At the AEsstemont Court in Wellington yesterday, an objection was hoard present ing some unusual features. The manager of the Wellington - Manawatu Railway Company objected to the valuation of the twenty acres of reclaimed land, occupied by tho company's railway station and buildings", at £2,200, on tho ground that tho company had no title to the lanJ. HU Worship allowed tho objection.

Printed aud Published by .<J» r»^S Henkx Brett, of Bynioada-stra [aAt* General Printing Offloo. rffihSd»W! Dtroata, ta the Provinoa ot Ancsuuw*--> Saturday, Maboh 6.158 T.

THE AUCKLA'iMIA EVENING STAI^j^TURDAY, MARCw 5, 1887

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MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1887, At 11 o'clock. QUEEN STREET, ONEHUNGA (Between the Station and Wharf). PIANO.FANCY REPSUITE, BRUSSELS CARPET, DUCHESS PAIR, FEATHER BED, IRON BED3TEADS, HAIR MATTRESSES, FENDER AND IRONS, TWO HORSES, FLAGSTAFF, ie, &c. EDWARD LEYDON Has received Instructions from Captain Mo- Arthur, Qaoanatroot, Ojehunga, to sell at his residonos. THE WHOLE OF HIS WELL-AS SORTE!) HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Hilt-Teeter Wood Bedstead. Iron Bedsteads Feather Bed. Hair Mattresses, Pillows, Blan ket Fender and Irons, Ho&rthrug, Pictures, Matting, Kltohen Utenßlls, &c. &c. EDWARD LEYDON, Auctionoor. „ .dthithl |J. F. BUDDLE a, *mm% lo^DAY> MAKCH 7, At 11 o'Clock. """""ffifflffi PLEDGES. DIAMOND AND GOLD RINGS, LADIES' AND GENT'S GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD AND SILVER - CHAINS, BRASS BAND INSTRUMENTS VIOLINS, BANJOS, A SPt.ENDID ASSORTMENT OF JEWELLERY, SUPERIOR LOT OF LADIES' AND GENT'S WEARING APPAREL. ARTHUR &BUDDLE Have received instructions from B. H. Itcaslng of the Victoria Loan Ofllcc, to sell by auction at their Mart, Queen-stroet, on Monday next at 11 o'clock, TTNREDEEMED PLEDGES from the \J Victoria Loan Oflloc, Victoria-street. Consisting of- S2l, bag of jewellery etc, consisting of pairliold Glasses Ladles' and Gout's Watches, Guinea Suarf Pin, French Clock, Gold Rings, lot of Silver Spoons, etc.; 1050, Parcel Jewellery ; 1391, Gold Geneva Watch : 1533. ilnll Clock: lobJ, Handsome Large Bible; l.V\i, 0.1'.5.b. Watch and Gold Chain: IRSI. Mosaic Kin:, : 1852, S.H.W Watch: 1577. 5.11.L. Watch; 1915, Dress King; 1837, Gold Brooch; 191513, Silver Albert; 1907, O. P.S.W. Watch; IUSI. Heavy Gold Albert, 2ozs; 198S, O. F. SL. Watch; 1992, G. H. L. Watch; 1993, S.A.W. Watch and Cham; 2010, S.H.L. Watch and Chain; 2015, O.F.G.G. Watch, 1 h.indsonie Gold Bracelets and Earrings; 2051, O.F.G.W. Watch and Chain; 2073, O.F.S.L. Watch and Chain; 2070, S.H.L. Watch and Chain: 2077, 5.11. G. Watch; 2087, valuable Shawl, Gold Bracelets, etc.; 2091, O.F.G.L. Watch ; 2100, Brooch and Earrings 2118, Arizmuth Compass; 2112, Violin and Bow; 2151, S.H.W. Watch and Chain; 2151, Diamond Scarf Pin; 31C5, S.H.L. Watch and Guard; 3196, S.H.G. Watch and Chain; 3202, S.H.W. Watch; 3216. O.F.S.G. Watch and Chain; 3239, O.F.S.G. Watch and Chain; 3252, O.F.S.L. Watch; 3253, Gold Albert; 3255, Large Handsome Locket and Chain; 3261, Large Gold Cross; 3255, Hand Sewing Machine; 1191, Locket and Chain and Bfflt; 3281. S.H.L. Watch, Chain, and Earrings; 3307, S.H.W. Watch; 3337, Locket and Chain (Gold), in case, very hand- Eonie; 3311, G.H.W . Watch, Chain, 2 Rings, etc.; 331:), O.F.H.L. Watch; 3316, Silver Spoons; 3317, O.F.S.L. Watch and Chain; 33C2, O.F.G.G. Watch and Chain; 3365, Brass Instrument; 3385, Banjo; 3389, Gold Albert and Coin: 3396, Large Bible and Copper Kettle ; 3100, G.H.G. Watchand Chain; 3123. S.H.G. Watch and Chain; 3111, S.H.W. Watch; 3119. S.H.G. Watch ; 3169, S.H.W. Watch; 3171, O.F.G.G. Watch; 3178, O.F.S.L. Watch ; 3179, S.H.L. Watch; 31S1, O.F.S.L. Watch and Chain; 3185, S.H.W. Watch ; 3502, First-class Violin and Bow; 3503, S.O.F. Watoh and, Chain; 350G, O.F.S.L. Watch and Chain; 3520, G.H.L. Watch (Rothorham, new); 3531, Lady's Albert, Gold-mounted Shark's Tooth, Greenstono Earrings, etc.; 3533, S.H.W. Watch; 3511, Gold Albert and Pendant; 3552, Basket Tools; 3568. G.H L. Watch, Pin and Orna ments; 3583,0.F.G.K. Watch, etc. CLOTHIXG. ;J707, coat and vest; 3312, I volumes; 101S, 2 dresses; 1130, suit of clothes and watch; 1270, 3 coats; 1373, cloak and 2 conts; 1525. suit of clothes; Kill, sundry pieces; 1611, coat, vest, <Uc.: iiilj, dress,shawl, etc.; 1616, jacket; 1655, dross, sheet, etc.; 1030, calico, etc.; 1689, dress Buit; IKJS, dress shirts, coats, etc; 1710, coat; ■1757, parcel clothing; 1760, suit clothes; 1706, petticoat; 1780, trousers, jacket, otc.; •18"6, Sash : 1527, 2 dresses : 1319, Waterproof i •1923, Box Bonnets, etc.; 196:p, Overcoat: 1970, 2 Blankets and 1 pieces; M 75. Coat and Vest; ■1931, Bale Clothing: 4956, Tablo Cover and Lamp; 5012, Coat aad Vest; 5021, dress; 5029, Coat and Vest ; 5017, Overcoat ; 5063, Dress Suit ; 5009, Blanket and Dress; 5098, Dress and Cloth, Indian Shawl, &c.; 5112, Parcel Clothing; 5130, Petticoat Shawl, etc; 5156. Trousers and Vest;'slßo, Suit clothes; 5211, Quilt; 5325, Overcoat; 5371, Parcel Cloth iusr; 5126,' Overcoat; 5127, 20 pairs Knives and Forks, etc; 5131, Sack and Contents; 5112, 2 (Joata: 5161. Quilt and Coat; 5177, Suit Clothes; 5193, Blanket and Clothing; 5501. Rug. etc; 6519, Fringe; 5539. Coat and Dress Piece; 5615, Coat, Quilt, and Sheets; 5622, Quilt; 5631 Dress Piece and Pillow; 5636, Quilt, Sheet/etc; 5813, Coat and Trousers; 5679, Blankets; 5725, Bundle Clothing; 5741, Overcoat; 5751, Dress; 5796, Bundle Clothing; 5815, Rug and 260 parcels of Clean and Useful Clothing, consisting of Silk and other Drcssca, Dress Pieces, Shawls, Dolmans, Cloaks, Ladies' Underclothing, Men's and Youths' Suits, Overcoats, Shirts, Flannels, Blankets, Rugs, Sheets, Counterpanes, etc. B. ARTHUR.] J. r. BUDDLX TUESDAY, 11 a.m. JERSEY VILLA, RICHMOND KOAD, PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. ARTHUR AND BUDDLE Have been favoursd with Instructions from a gentleman leaving for KngUnd to sell br oubllo auction, at his residonco, Jersey Villa, Richmond Road, near Ponsonbv Road, on Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock a.m , HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting of Parlour Dining room, Bedroom and Kitchen KffcCU, a Gaud Piano Suite, Carpets. Blinds, Linollum. B.W. Chairs, Couches, Fenders, Fire Irons, Lamps, Ton Bedsteßda, Mattrsasc.s Bedding, Cheats Drawers, Toilet Tables, Lookipg aiaeses. Toilet H.ito Glisi, China, and K-mniinware Orna ments, Kitchen Utensils, Coke, Firewood, &c. On View on the Morning of the Sale. M. ARTHUR] [J. *, BTJDDLB MONDAY, MARCH 14, At 11 o'Clock. CITY, SUBURBAN, AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES. By OrJer of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, At tha Request of the Mortgagee*. Messrs ARTHUR & BUDDLE Havd rtciivtd instructing from the Registrar it the Supremo Coart to offarfor'Sale by Auc tion on Mondiy, tin 11th March, 1887. at 11 a.m., at their M irt. Queen-street (Estate, Lavi. iiud lloaso Silo room, upstairs), on bshalf of tno Mortgazecs, rriHß FOLLOWING PROPERTIES :— CITY; OS" AUCKLAND—Lot 7, seotion 2?, having 53 feet frontage to Hobßon-streec, oa the wcßtern Bide, by 192 feet back, with the Scotia Hotel (now a boarding house), and the adjoining Cottage built theieon. CITY OF AUCKLIND-Part Lot 11, section 23, with 23 feet frontage to Welle sky utrai-t, and l!o feel baok, near the Albiun Hotel, with two cottages thereon. The properties under mortgage 90191 and 1616 of Messrs MoLivor. PATICRSON ROAD. MOUNT KDBN-Lots 31, 35, and 37, eaoh 66 x 200 ; andor mort (tago 92523. BIRKHNUBAD - Part of Lot », nt.tbo Birkendead landing, having 360 links {■oaUKO to main roid. by 320 llnkß to deep w t r frontage; with good Dwel- HoK-hoU3e and other buildinpra thereon, undor second mortgage. 5331. First, mortgas^ being for £150. ' NORTHCOTE—AIIotment 17, ot subdivision ot bU tmsnt 31, having oil f>"et frontage to Qanen-btreet, with depth of 200 to UttlH Shoal Bay, with good Bix-ro'iroed CuttaKe thereon, under mortgage, 87875. The abovo are the properties of Messrs FlswelljD. PAKSMOUEMO-Part of Lot 87, contain ing 76i 3r lOp, situate near tho Cut Hill and St. Hellyer'a Creek. BEMUER V—Lot 21. of subdivision of Allot ment 10, section IJ, P<irlßhof Waitemata, Bitua'e at Brighton, contninlnot 1 acre. The properties of George Fraser j under mortgages 95927 and 93212. HKMUERA.—LoS 39, of Allotment 17, fee tion 16, Subu-ba of Auckland. Bast bourne Road, Greenwood's subdivision, tho property of Messrs Jac&aoo and Houston and adjoining thn residence of W. Wara, Ktq. ; under mortgage 5123. OI'A.HUHU-12! 2- 39j. -Mlotnionti 2(i. 2', Biapham for £30 par i>nnum,with dwel- Huiho wo anil luurov.'ifienta oh 9 pro perty ot Mrs Garce ) Undo: mortgage t707. MOUNT KDBN —Ml links t3 sunnyside Uoad by 135 links io another road, with law dwoUinor-houee and outbuildings; adjacent to Mrs Bleazard's property. Under mortgage 4291. The property of J. Clarke. MOUNT KDEN—Lot 12 and Part Lot 2 and 11, adjoining above, having 125 links frontage to a private road at back of Mrs Bleazard's reaidence; under mortgage 5177. The property of Charles Renanaw. NEWCASTLE TOWNSHIP. NGARUA WAHI A.—Lot 65, lr Br. NEWCASTLE TOWNSHIP, NGARUA WAHIA-Los 316. lr Sp. i TUAKAU TOWNSHIP-Lota 127, 117, 232, I 283, and 291, c.ntainlng 1* 3r 13p. TOKATOKI-Allotments 08.61, and part 0 59. 119 i 2r; uudtr moct»-aicc. 56,935 • The3e will be put up in ono lot. i i> CITYOFAUCKfjAND-Lotlaorallotnienta 20. 21. afcil M, of Section Si. corner of Harbour Terrace and Bracawlck-atreet. 60 feet x 25 feet, adjaoent to Gleaton's • Hotel; under raortßaßO 92,077. » For further parabulars apply to the Aoo m^e6aiS.T!RXJß, AND BUDPLB. '



0. UE3KETU] [*• AITKBS PRELIMINARY NOTICE, HORBE3, COW3,~BUGGIES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE, &c. MONDAY, MARCH 14, at Eleven o'Clock. Tho snbacrlbera have been favoured with Takapnna, at the above hour ana dote, —b— THE whole of the Stock of Cows, Hor'Sfß, Buggies. Farming Implements. Poultry, FFuuSa?tio tu°la™ tmfutnre B <iverti8 B m O nt. HESKETH, AITKEN, &ICO., Auctioneers. W. S. 00CHRANE] [JAS. DACBB j TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 18S7, , At 11 o'Clock, BUILDERS' PLANtTmOB'SICING AND BORING MACHINE, CIRCULAR SAW. BENCH, MiraWNO JMA CHINE, PORTABLE OFFICE, TRAVELLING CBANE, &C The Bubsoriborß have received inatiTictlMßtrom the Exooutorß in the Kstato of tho Jat» Mr vv. G. Connolly, Contractor to sail W *n&*?-<£ the premise, corner of Nelson a™ l» tonß streets, on Tuosday, Maroh 8, at 11 o cloea. ri^HE WHOLE OF THE JVSM^ Jhine Brocto and TaokliM,;,, ScafMd. Hive* Pile Driver, Benches. Bashes, and Frames. &c, &o. Algo The well-known Draug'ot Horse TOM, any Large Dray Mid Harnoss, nearly new. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneora. W. B. COCHRAK*] l^8" CACR" MONDAY, MARCH 7, At 12 o'Clock. BY olU>m s 'S,&»«» I f Ii °P THK HOUSE AND LAND, KARAKA, »iffi AN H D °yas3N.sTRcE°EBTDBN- PONSONBY, DWELLING HOUSE, KUSSELL STKEET, ARC 3 HILL. day, March 7, at 13 o'oloofc. LOT 11, PARISH OF PAREMOREMO, COUNTY OF EDEN, containing SOO acres. Lot 68. Parish of Ararimu, County of Eden, containing 123 acres. ,„ j «j vrr N.K. anclN.W. portion of Lot 112, «>«lS* portion of Lot 111. Parleh of Oruawbaro, County with two Dwelling Housss and 9-stall BtaDio 17. Section 7. Suburb, ot Auckland. 22ft. frontage to P™"^*?!-*! 100 ft. deep, with the 5 roomed Dwelling Hou.ie 22. SecUon 8,139 to John-Btreet, Poasonby, with the Dwelling *£!£&££ 'g'Ztfg&ffSffi, Befon £ ■ Suburbs of Auckland, having a Frontage to Commercial Ro.id of 66ft by 116 ft deep. SAMUEL COCHRANE 4 SON, Auctioneers. W. 8. COOHRANE] L^S- MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1887, At 12 o'Clock. BY 0«™ a 0J p SSfffSggg." t O* MX AUotmint and 6 roomed House, Devon-street Aliotmont and Shop and Dwolling house, Bus- S'jll-jtreet Allotment and 7-roomed House, Contrestreet AUotment and 7-roomod Houbc. Stanley-street Allotment a d Two Shops and Dwelling-houses, Otahuhu The Subacribora will 3all by Auction, at their Mart Uuenn iWe*. Auckland, on Monday the Uth t'nat,. at !«£»S»«k noo-. by Order of the Keßlstrar of tadiSitisremo Court, at tho requent of tho MortjftHwos, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES. Til.i- DKVON-STRBKT-Lot 51. of the Eubdlvifion of Allotments 3 and i, Section 5, Suburbs of Auckland. haYlug frontage of 33 feet to Devon street, and depth of aB9 feot; with th - 6 roomed Dwelling-houae ereetad thereon, known as the *BUSa¥L^aTOB hKT-l J oM3l°.ofTOliaiTMraof fronta^a of 33 feot to Rnwell street, and depth of 105 feet i and the Shop and 3 roomed Dwell inz-houao ereoted tharaon. now the prooerty of Mrs M. A ; Check, formerly known is Thos. A. HC°KN m'iC-STRKKT-Lot 23 of mMlvlelon of Allotm ß ntl7.Sets. 7.Suburb3of Auokland with a Allotments 7.8. and 9. Seotion «, Town iofAnok land having a frontaee oJ 28 feet to Centre etreot, and dop'.h of 69 feot; with the 7-roomed Houße ereotoa thereon, known aa the propei ty "rTA^Sa^^SSS-tolLot « a and Lot 11 of Bub-division of Allotment 10. SecUon 7. luburb?of Auckland, having » fronwe oMi feet to Stanley-straet, and depth of 110 feet, with the 7 roomed House ereoted thereon. with a frontage of about 68 llnka totheGrea South Road, adjolnine tne Criterion Hotel: withtwo Shops and DwelUnghouses erected thereon. SAMUEL UOCHRANE & SON, Auctioneera. XT 0 T C B, I, Edward Lister Green, Bherlffof the DUtrlot of Auokland, hereby give notioe that nndor a Writ of Sale duly issued out of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern Distrlot. wherein Henry Flewellyn. William Flewellyn, md Rob«rt Flewellyn. of Blrkenhead^Builders. are plalntlfla, and George Patrick Dower, of Auokland, Master Mariner, and Elizabeth Uower. his wife, are defendants, I have taken In execution all that Piece or Parcel of Land in New Zealand being Dart of Allotment Nob. 11 and 12 of Section 20. of the City of Auckland, and part of Lot No 9 of a Subdivision thereof. br William Smellie Graham, with all the righto and appurtenancoa thereto belonging. Tho eala of this property is subject to a mortgage thereon- . I nhall cau^e the Bald land to oe Sold oy Public Auction on TUESDAY, the Bth day of M»rch proximo, at the Sale Riom of G. W. i3lnnev n d Son". For- s>roet. at Uo'oloak noon, nni«su the amount of writ with all expenses be p.ii'l on or before that date. Tho Solicitor for the fluintiffa Is Samuel Jackson, jnnr., of Auckland. KDWARD h. GRKEN. Auokland. Sheriff. 14th February. 18S7. SATURDAY, MARCH 12, At 11 o'clock. UNRESERVED SALE OF FARM STOCK AND PRODUCE. The andcrsignod has received instructions from Mr W. Walters, who has leased his farm, to sell on the farm, Ashton, Papatoltoi, on Satur day. Maroh 12, at 11 o'clook, ALL HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, as follows :- LIVE STOCK. 65 Dairy Cows 8 Worming Horses A 2 year-old Colt by HlppncampUß Kidinsr Horso 3 Pigs, Poultry 10 Sticks Oaten Hay, containing about 160 tone, will bo aold sepirately. IMPLEMENTS. Double and Single Furrow Plousrtm. Harrowß, Manure and Corn Drill. Randall Harrows, Scarifier, Hayforks, Dray and Frame. Grindstone. Chaffcutter. Pulping Maohine (one-horee tread power), Dairy Utensils, Firewood, Sundries. A LF RED~BUCKLAND. DURHAM YARDS. For sale, every Tuesday, at eleven o'clook, WOOL, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, TALLOW. HUNTER AND NOLAN, Auctioneers, CHAS. HKSKETHj [ALKX. AITKBN TTESKETH, AITKEN, AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND. ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Regular Sales every Tuesday of Hides, Skins, Wool. Tallow, &o. CITY MARKET. |-|ERBAL DISPENSARY.! Try EHis's Sarsapanlla, The Great Purifier of the Blood, Diarrhoea, and Dysentery Mixture. Is Bd a Bottle. Corn Cure, Is a Bottle. The Traveller's Friend— A Proventative of Sea-sickness, ! 5s a Bottle. PILK OINTMENT, KYK OINTMBNT, &o. St-cret ' iseaacs of Youog Men I fiffdotually Treated. .CONSULTATION FREE Testimonials from all parts to be seen. Professor W. Ellis,! I 303, UPPER QUEEN-3TEBET,



E. "PORTER & CO. v IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers. QUEEIST y AND HIGH STEEETS, CITY Alsa at NEWTON, NEWMARKET, and SYMONDS STREET. "H/TESSBS. _E. PORTER h CO. wish to draw attention to their large shipments now ilLlancßng, which, added to their already extensive stock of Hardware, they are in a position to execute any orders placed with them, and at the VERY LOWEST PRICES. IRON BEDSTEADS AND WIRE MATTRESSES SINGLE AND DOUBLE (SPLENDID VARIETY). E. PORTER AND CO. HAVE AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY OF EVERY KIND KEROSENE ENGINES Combined Circul w and Band Sawing Machines, Kerosene Oil for Fuel, no engineer, and no dust Mortising Machines, Mitreing Machines. op dirt. 1 and 3 h. power now in stock, which can be seen working on our premises. E. POETEE AND CO. Aro constantly receiving aiditional novelties of American Manufacture and Newest Designs, E. PORTER AND CO. Have a large assortment of WATER FILTERS, with all recent and valuable improvements. It is the best possible preventive of Cholera, Typhoid Fever and all other diseases arising from drinking impure water. No water should be used for drinking or cooking without being effectually purified, and no house should "be without a good filter E. PORTER AND CO. HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF FIKE-PKOOF SAFES X PORTER & CO., Furnishing i General Ironmongers QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND, AiSO, AT NEWTON, NEWMARKET, AND SYMONDS STEEET.



SAVE 20 PER CENT. WHICH IS THE MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT, Aim DEAL DIRECT WITH THE MANUFACTURERS. uUflTlii" UUSTOUERS plcaso send for Rules of Self Measurement, Illustrated Catalogue, Samples ami Price List. NEW ZEALAND TwEED 00. TAILORS, SHORT LAND STREET.' BRICKS, PIPES, HENDERSON. HOBSONVILLE. THE AUCKLAND BRICK AND POTTERY COMPANY T">EU to announce that they have completed tho purchase of tho business and property of the Acuklanii Brick and Tilk Cumi'anv (Limited). Tho extensive w«rka at Henderson and Hobaonville arc now in full oporation, and are turning out Bricka and Tottery of tho finest quality. ORDERS RECEIVED AT THE COMPANY'S DEPOT, BJiEAKWATEIt KOAD. BY E D WIN HORNS BY, AGENT, OK AT THE TOWN OFFICE, 14, VICTORIA ARCADE, FORT-STREET. JOSEPH BAIIBER. General Managro. WE ARE THE CHEAPEST KA^ANGAHAPE ROAD CORNER OF EAST-ST.



CORN BROOM WORKS, ST A NL E Y-ST X 3 B T, KIOIAKtCB «AY. n Ss NOTlCE.—Removing to Larger and more-^ •j^">w^ Buitablo Premisos in Js^B SSi « | &-^\<'^'D I 3 * J I I% Si 'O^«u>\j all § ■E S §^x* XRobaon'sDiningßoomNyo a J3 H. PQHFB, 187 Queen Street>vC •VTBW ZEALAND PERAMBULATOR -Ll FACTORY, 34 AND 88, QRBY-STRHKT. H nl-r*^T Illir 6^ i i iiumi s MKS3R3 COPEMA.N & CLEGG, Pract'cal Mamifocturors of every doßoription of Bassiaottoß. Pcraxobulatoro, invalid Car. rla^ef, Sc; Rorairs of ovnry dcEcripHon Noatly Kxocutcd. A. knotty quention forlmrd timoft: Why do people buy Hiisslnoilcs nnd P.rambulHtorafrom other our nuiko, wiien ilu v nan eocuro all they desiro n nne of our new <*rMt.riiH ar 11-c fl-8t onilay. urnl t nmnh I ct cost ? Our pro iu»iilslurs are con ■tmilll ini'ronsliiK In favour u»d bu confident ire w.i of iliiiii-du-nbillt.y ihut wo [.imrnDtoo to keep tUtui in repair fir i no fear. PKICE LISTS FUKK. •piNCOURAGB LOCAL INDUSTRY. AUCKLAND PERAMBULATOR FACTORY, VIOTOKIA street (noar Jfrouman's Bay). CHAHLHS SMITH ~ B ?a r mbul B ta™ S° ient PT £ ot thetr exoSnonoe! BKJEZBECT3 :tiSgg!3BBSBS& NOTICB.-I offar nothing below the price at which an hooeat Brtiole can ho manufactured. The competition wbich tends to cheapen goods by lowering: their quality is bo manifestly wrong who en" o condo?mation »» Wo severe for thoso £ILUBDON'B NBUi4ALGI(f"DROPS, A VOR THK THOROUGH CURKOK NKURALGIA. * IVom the Rev. C. J. Merton, Bt. John's Pawon •• ktv Jf K°' Sr°rr^,?2 ad- Dumber, 18T8. Mr dear Mr BUisdon,—l hare for manr yean pa«t from time to time auffared sererely horn o °u™'t°rSy. O1 "jrHSSSS?II «»«>»>*>* »«• t- umerons other Testimonials In my rcaw*. UOD. Price. In and 3n 6d per bottls, aiQGS'S TOOTHACHE EBBENCB Oltsb InetaDtaneons Relief. Price, Is, Tfcjtulst, R-ifhetrestOhrlatohuroh. BowSrifl t9Enlfl». Wholatiale Agania- ""*•«»*« KJEUPTHORNC ft ?KOefiSß, A'.'flklfJvSi



WALTER J. DOWDRN, AUCTIONEER, '" *PT. ,Jg QUEEN-STRE E X T. '. C t>hoduce sale every friday. IkonjCurved for (ANY PATTERS) AT SHORTEST NOTICE. George Mccaul Manufacturing Plumber, AMD IMPORTER OP ALL TRADE REQUISITES WELLESLEY STREET EAST (opposite New Library), and BROWN & DAVY STREETS, THAMES, HAS FOR SALE— 200 Corrugated Galvanized Tanks (assorted) SOO Coloninl Ovens (all sizes) 60,000 feet Lead KdRO Ridge Cap (all sizee) .10.000 feet O.G. Spoutinff (all sizes) 50.000 feet Pownpipcs (all sizes) 50,000 feet Galvanized Water Pipee (aU sizos) Lead-head Nails, Lead Washers, Portable Ovens, Furnace Frames, Copper Boilers, etc., etc., etc. Awarded Thrco First Prizes forabovo lines, at Auckland Agricultural Show. Lareoat and bost selcetion of Gas Globes in Auckland. A3 G. McCAUL is a direct importer for wish, he la in a position to supply the trade it the lowest remunerative prices. Liberal discounts 1o tho trade. Country orders punctually attended to. George mccaul, '' Manufacturing Plumber, and Importer of all I'rado Rcquisitcn, Wellosley-st. Knot (opposite New Library), and Brown and Davy-streets, Thames. MORRISON'S Patent DisinfectantJTluid No Hospital should be without It, MANUrAOTURED ONLY BY TUB PATCNTIB. JOHN MORRISON, TAQET • STRKBT, AUCKLAND. Office of thu Sanitary In-peotor, Ancklanft. tfovemb;r 2i, 1856-To Mr John Morrison, i Padet-etroßt, Auckland :-Slr,-I hays tested fonr Patont Uieinfeo'.at.: Fluid In taveral 'iffercat ways, and have found It, In all n«tsnces. to be c powerful and continuing ieodomnt, bflinfc eqiia- to some, and superior to tbtr i) slvfeot'Qta whk-h have been nsed by ne. A? joi-.r Fluid Is void of odour. It will iavs an aiivnn:a%e ever Ihcso dlslnteotantt j *'nirh Rive forth a Bind!, anch bolnst an ob le"tlor. In n)Ai.y Inr'tftncon, to th*ir KPnfiral nae. V» a purifier and destroyer of noxlouis »mell^, I :oo«ol«n!ioubly rocommtnd the nnlnp o( your ■EtoDt Ulßitif'jotaDt Flulrt " free.)?." and In ecu ■!us!oo. BP.y you aia deaotvlDg ol '.hanta for th» «oob sou JiaTß plaead wltuln ths reach of inff'-'i-.i* lmv.;-.?:lty.-lija. yours reocixtlally. 3&C&3IS Qolcis. Samtwr Inspedar, OliJ oi ' Auckland.



TSTHAT THE PAPERS SAY, Tnoueh miEiness mon EtiU soy It's dull, .And I hat there's reaily no'hingnaw, Jusr read the papers cai-fllully. And jou'll find that's not Quito tin c, The raoit important item now. Next to tho telegraphic news, Ib what thoy say up tie country Of Dibbson his whitevrosSi eiuteo. How hu's giving the straigfete* tip Ahout everj thing heknoww. Including th 9 lost two millions And several other shows. But not, perhaps tho Birmaid Show, In th'i cave at Watson's Bay ;: O- tho Dibba who bosses Iltugla, 1 hough of Railway Frauds he may. You miy read of tho Camrball clati, Their n* ughty though hißh-clasa fin 5 Of new chnnjß and the unemployed^ And drunks tho police run in. Of tho troubles in Council Halls, Suspensions and contracts qneer ; And then yon read—ah, mark it well— 01 Clausen's Grand Champagne Beer, Aba bevorage for the convalescent, and for those whceii digestion is impaired, it hag no it in the flnett tsnic that can be administered, and is recommended to patients of weak consti tutions and nervous temperaments by the most prominent pr. jslcians, in preference to all other brands, as the purest and moat wholesome Htimulent obtoioable. It is kept in nil Firßt claEB Hotels everywhere, tnd ever} body who drinks beer naturally aaki f°r CLAUSEN'S LAGER. BEER. EH REN FRIED BROS., AUCKLAND, Wholesale Agents. 171 D W I I* JONES li (Late K. and A. ioaee). ' Housk, Furnishing, ativ Sbmeru,' ironmonger* FOKSONUI ItUAD AND POMPAjLLlftft TCBHIOI Auckland, N.Z. A«eut for the Phoenix Fire Office. Adverlituiiucnt Agent for AUCKLAND EviNIHB STAB. Post Office SRvlwrs }iank, Money Order Office, Telegraph Station, Telephone Bureau. TTTEDDING C&HDB.—Lotos* Style it V? th« Stab iJthognpblo Work*. Short lMidcirixsS. /.UL-UUnil. ," I onvy naught—nn'.egs 'tis thli, Tho test of moral might; Iho man who knows what tint* ill*,' And feels that he Is right." 9 PUNCTUALITY LEADS 10 SUCCESS, The man who misses hla train*; trains, or steamers; who neglects his appointments, or loses track of his minutes ; who regulates hla actions by a faulty, err Jttlo watch, soon finds himself left out of the tide of pros perity, and never comes within cooee of bis successful neighbour. Ploue make a note of this, and remember that it Is AS GOOD AS AN ANNUITY To become possessed of one of STEWART DAWSON * Co.'s : i FAMOUS TIMEKEEPERS. Always reliable, saving time mA monoy-a Bare read to fortune. ENGLISH WHOLESALE PRICES, 27s 13d to £30. PERENNIAL PLEASURE FOLLOWS, And the Clerk, the Assistant, the Artisan, the Miner, or the Labourer, | who used to be habitually late, soon gets into good repute, promotion is ensured, all the threadbare excuses— " Didn't know tne time," or * Watch was wrong"—are no longer mad* use of, perennial pleasure is secured, and all for a small outlay, because STEWART T-VAWSON & VSo. TEWABT JJAWSON ft V>o. MANUFACTURE ALL IM ET ALt AND SELL EVERY WATCH THEMSELVES DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC. A Bight to be remembered forallle timo is if- • '^riml STEWART DAWSON at CO.'S GREAT ENGLISH i . WATCH EXHIBITION, QUEEN-STREET. WATCHES OF EVERY GRADE, To Suit All Classes.. Ample Variety fob Choice. Ample Margin in Prick. 10,000 To SELECT JROM. ALL ENGLISH WHOLESALE PRICKS. RESIDENTS AND VI3ITOKS Let your first business be to call »t 8 OUR GREAT ENGLISH WATCH EXHIBITION, 91, QUEEN-STREET. t Ton cannot be suited there, too can nowhere; and if you don't buy you will oarry a pleasant reman- ' branoe of one of the Prettiest Sights in Auoklasp. 9 JEWELLERY TjEWELLERY I I OF EVEKY KIND. NEWEST NOVELTIES. . LATK3T DESIGN& An IMMENSE STOCK To select from, at about ,>.'<! HALF COLONIAL PRICES. LADIES' AND GENTS' GOLD AND SILVER ALBERTS. 1 MAGNIFICENT PATTERNS, All Imported Dlreot, :; . ATPRICES UNAPPROACHABLE. 9 LADIES" AND GENTS1 SILVBB 1 ALBERTS. EXTRAORDINARY VAIU& AT.r. HALL MARKED. . I Sb 6d, 10s 6d, 12a 6d, 13a M, and 15s 6d. CANNOT BE EQUALLED. REPAIRS. REPAIKS. NOTE. It m»y not be ftenei ally known thai we have astaff of watohmakerswo* I Ing on the premises, and watches oi every desoription, no matter whoo they are bought from, aro repair™ and cleaned by us at about halt ordinary New Zealand prices. Watches requiring oleaninpt can be returned to oustomers properly oleaned within two hours 11 JJ. ; rf| quired. All repairs done on ffij ; premiaes, and workmanoUP I gnaranteed. Call and reoelve, gratis, a cow. ot our Splendid New Illustrated Watott and Jewellery Pamphlet, and read full particulars and most wouaertiu tesUmonials. FOR REAL VALUE VISIT STEWART DAWSON & CO.'fl ; GREAT ENGLISH WATCH EXHIBITION. | 9i-QUEffiN - STR BET-M, Opposite Wycdham-BtreeV AUCKLAND.