Births.

BUDGE.—At her f.sid.nce, Sebastopol Villa, Lako Takapuna, cm July 1, Mrs J. Budge of a son. __. MIKKELSON.-OJ. Juno 25,--ISB7, the wife of W. MikkelsoUyßelmont Terrace, Remuera, of a daughter.

Marriages.

LttE-BAKER.-At Tahekc, Hokianga, on2?>rd June, by the Rev?R- Jousrhin, John Bateman Lee. second sou of tho late Edward J. Lee, Esq., of Beachcroft, Southlmdpa, tofElizaboth EUen. eldest daughter of Josiah -Baker, Ksq., late Of Waipipi. Waiuku. Canterbury papers please copy.

MURRAY-HINGSTON.-On June 30, at the' Bishop's private chapel, Bishop's Court, Par noil, by the Right Bcv. Bishop of Auckland, John Murray, of Kohckohe, Waiuku. late Colour-Sergeant 57th {tegiment, to Mary, youngest daughter of Vv. G-. llmgston, Lsq., Wairoa, Bay of Islands.

PAGE—JACKSON. On June 21 (Jubilee Day), at St. Matthew's Church, by the Rev. W. Tcbbs, Arthur William, youngest son of James Page, of Kingsland, to Eva Emily, youngest daughter of the late John George Jackson, formoriy of Sandhurst, Victoria.

Deaths.

COPE.—On July 2, at Short-strcot, Kate, tho be loved wife of Josopli Cope ; agedsl. The funeral will leave her late residence for

Waikomiti, at 9 o'clock on Monday, 4th inst. KELSON.—On July 2, at her father's residence, 'S"elwyh:strcct"Onehunga, Agnes Hilda, be loved daughter of John- and Annie Nelson ;

aged 1 year and it months. The funeral will leave at _ o'clock to-mor-

row. STILTON.—On June 30. at hi 3 parents' resi dence, Orakoi Road, Remuera, Alfred John, . infant son of John and Fanny Stiltou ; aped 11 : days. -J i .-,'

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Malls will close as under :— Monday, _th Inst. For New Plymouth and Southern ports, per Gairloeh. at 11 a.m. For Putiki and Coromandel, per 'Cororaandol, at 11.30 _____ For Wanganui and Southern, ports, per Mac {.regor, at 1 p.m. , For Raw.iie aud Hokianga district (via Onc hunga>, per Oreti, at 1 p.m. For Opotiki, per Chelmsford, at 4 p.m. For Russell, Kawakawa, and Opu.^per Mana pouri. at i p.m. For Whitiangi, Gum Town. Upper Mill, and 'L'auransja, per lona, at i p.m. For ltusse.l, l.awakawa, Rawcnc, Wangaroa, aud Mongoriuij per Clansman, at 5 p.m. For Thames, per Enterprise, at 5.50 p.m. J, JlumDAj, sth inst. For Taranaki and Southern Ports, per Rotorua, ' at 7..0 ____ For W aiwera.Kawau, Leigh. Omaha, Matakana, Mullet Point, and Lower Matakana, per Roso Casey, at 10 a.m. Eor Friendly Islands, Samoa, Tahiti, and Kara tonga, per Richmond, at i p.m. For Gisbornc, per Suva, at 5 p.m. For Whangarei Heads, Parua, Waipu, Whan . garci. Karoo, and Maugapai, per Wellington, at s p.m. For Thames, per Kotuku, at 5.30 p.m. -; ■'.'■.;•.;. ■-; Monday. July 18.; 7 Per Zealandia as follows— For Samoa, Sandwich Islands. United States of America, Canada, British Columbia, Central and South America, British and Foreign West Indies, at 3 p.m. For United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, at 3 p.m. Money orders, Registered letters, and newspapors, at 1.30 p.m. Lateßletters, bearing an extra fee of 6d in ad dition to thopostagc, will-be received by the mail agent onboard the steamer up to tho time ot sailing. This mail will bo due at London ;A___st2.. • - *- '■-•' v -- ■■■-- S. B. BISS, Chief Postmaster.

LATE SHIPPING.

The schooner Daisy, for Samoa, and barque Rebecca, fox\ Lyttleton, ■ cleared at the Customs to-day. ' 7 •

< Poet Chalmers, this day! — Sailed: Router Beck, barque, Captain Edwards, with part original cargo from Glasgow.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

THE EGYPTIAN CONVENTION.

TURKEY SEEICS DELAY.

THE ANGLO-ITALIx-N ALLIANCE.

-f-TT 't,*'[REUTER'S::TELEGRAM.] ' !' "" j HP I |i i| '"' r; .'.] "T .- f '■- %J'" S 9 I i Bomb, July 17 : Speaking in Parliament to-day, Signor Crispi, Minister of the Interior stated that a complete understanding exists between England and Italy upon all questions .affecting-the latter,'and added that the interests of Italy and Egypt were in common. 1 .....„^^«—— -> "jjojjpoN, July 1. It is announcedf|hat the Porte has applied for further delay in the ratifi cation of the Egyptian Convention.

THE COERCION BILL.

IWn ia__M_P-.Sf' LEAVE THE

.>..;.-j HOUSE. ' 0 g 1 (eeuter:) « "^,::";--'

In the House of Commons last night Mr v Smith's moti on, that the discussion of ■iEtelrish'Crimes Bill should be closed finally on Mon _ay next was adopted by a large majority. The Radical j Irish jnomhersj left the House in a body, their amendments'not being moved. The reporfcf||f the committee as a whole was adopted. & X.„. ~7;

THE NEW HEBRIDES.

EXPECTED WITHDRAWAL OP

FRANCE.

(reuter's telegram.)

London. July 1

In the House of Commons to-day Sir Jaa. Fergusson, Under-Secretary for Foreigri i-ffairs, stated that the remon strances of England on the, subjectgof the Hebrides has not so fax expedited the. negotiations, but he still hopes that the discussion would shortly be CQhO luded j and the withdrawal of * the French" from the' New Hebrides would be arranged.^ [.;3 V 7*. 7;

[SPECIAL _tESSA_E. [

Sir. James Pergusson, replying to .Mr Bryoe'a question in the House of Com. mons, stated that parleying. \ with France had hitherto* been without re . salfc. ;^ The , were I ing^- cbn-inned,' but nothing * defiu-! I ifca had been ..Mvlvod _~ He j §i.was howcvcir homiul of the French I L ._ 7", -■ • ,> .>"-■ -v.

withdrawing from : the Now Hebrides shortly. The Imperial Government were not to be blamed for the great delay which had occurred.

DROUGHT IN ENGLAND.

FA__r.l_.__S SACRIFICING STOCK

(special),

London, July 1. The drought is the worst ever ex perienced in the North of England.

Farmers are compelled to sacrifice their stock of fruit and root crops, and are suffering .overly.

SMALLL-POX IN SYDNEY.

Sailors' Home in Quarantine

NEW ZEALAND POSSIBLY IN

FECTED.

(eeuter's telegram.)

Sydney, this day. '.., A CASE of small-pox has occurred here. The. sufferer, a man named Alexander, was one of the crew of the Glaslym wrecked in the China Seas. He lately arrived from Hong Kong in the steamship 7 Port »Victor, which ' carried several s passengers and brought a clean bill of health. He spent one night in the Sailors' Home here, the inmates of which are now all quarantined. Alexander has been placed aboard the quaran tine hulk. So faivas is known, six of tho Port Victor's passen gers went to New Zealand by the s.s. Wakatipu on her last voyage from this port.

THE POPE AND IRISH AFFAIRS.

London, July 1

[SPECIAL..]

Monsignore Percico has been com missioned by the Pope to inquire into the extent to which the Roman Catholic clergy are assisting the illegal agitation in Ireland. The Pope's action has given rise to much comment and the result of the inquiry is anxiously awaited.

THE IMPERIAL INSTITUTE.

The total subscriptions to the Im perial Institute are under a quarter of a million. <

THE MAIL ROUTES.

Tho leading merchants havo memo rialised Mr Raikes in favour of con tracts with the P. and 0. Company for the Indian and China services, urging that the Canadian route has not yet hecn tviod in the winter season.-, <■ ■>

MELBOURNE TRAMWAY LOAN.

London, July 1,

Tonders arc invited to tho 7th insfc. for debentures of the Melbourne-Tram ways Trust to the amount of bearing interest at 4£ per cent. The minimun is .fixed at 105.,., . .......

JUBILEE ADDRESS TO THE QUEEN.

A number of Indian princes now visiting England presented tho Queen, at Windsor-Castle, yesterday, with' a loyal address on the occasion of Her Majesty's jubilee. . &;.

ANGLICAN SYNOD.

The Synod' of Anglican Bishops from allI'-parts of the world will be held at Lambeth next summer;' -7

THE CRIMES BILL.

The" third reading of the Crimes Bill - will-be taken- on Tuesday;' Mi* Gladstone intends, to move its rejec tion. ■'• ';

ENGLAND AND ITALY.

' England- and Italy are in p_i__o_

accord,

RUSSIA AND GERMANY.

The Russification of tho Baltic Province is exciting anger in Germany.

ANOTHER TRUST COMPANY

The - Freehold ;': Trust Company of Australia, is' announced with % a capital of one. million.. The., first direction will be those of the Australian' Mortgage Land Company.

: 50,000- LlO shares and L 300,000 of debentures are offered to the public. One-third of the shares are already applied for. One pound will be called up.

ELECTORAL NOTES.

(BY ..EUiGIUI... —PRESS ASSOCIATION),

Sir John Hall's Candidature

Chkist.h.kcj-, this day

Sir John Halt publishes an address to the electors of Selivyn. He believes that the deficit in revenue is more serious than Min isters admit. Unsparing retrenchment and rigid persevering economy in the public ser vice are imperative, and Ministers and members must themselves set the ex ample. A considerable saving could be effected in education without impairing- the system. .. Borrowing must be stopped without delay. A gradu ated property tax would be inexpedient and unjust. It did not really impose taxation either in proportion to the benefits, received or to the ability to bear it. The Govern ment tariff proposals imposo heavier duties than the circumstances of the, colony justify." He disapproves of the land policy of the Government, condemns Mr Ballance's action in incurring a liability, 0f.L00,000 on account of special settlements without Parliamentary sanction, and supports Sir F. Whitaker a proposal to elect the Upper House on the Hare system. * He cannot con cur in the blame cast on the Goverment in some quarters for taking up with energy the question of defence. He considers the real issue in approaching political contest to bo whether the future policy shall be speculative iinance, lavish expenditure, arid incessant borrowing, or prudence, economy and thrift.* f.

SUPREME COURT.

This Day.

• (Before His Honor Mr Justice Ward.) » ¥ i, i In: Chambers.

Probate, etc.—Probate was granted in re Barnard Longbottom and Thomas Welsman (deceased), and letters of ad ministration wero ordered to be issued in re Arama Karaka Hoututu (deceased). An order was made for the pay ment of interim dividend- in re the Caledonian Low Level G. TNI? Company. An application in re Colonial Rank v. Me -Iridoe for leave to defend was deferred till next Chamber sitting. In re George v. tho New Zealand Stud and Pedigree Stock Company and others, Mr Button applied for leave to plead, and also that the question of laWshould* be argued before trial." It was de cided that the case should stand over pend ing determination of point of law, and that the New Zealand Land' Mortgage Company should be joined as defendants. An order was made.for- tho taxation of a bill of costs by Mr Mackechnie. In Bankruptcy. Re Alex. Brown.—A motion by Mr Campbell that this bankrupt should be allowed to give evidence orally was allowed to stand over. , ~ ... Re Arthur Robt. Den by.— Mr Cave moved for directions as to amount of rates to be paid by Official-Assignee .'preferentially out of estate to tile Corporation of Auck land.—His Honor ordered that LIS 15a should be allowed as due and payable within six months before order of adjudica tion.—The second instalment (L(5 ss) and Library rate (lOs.od) were disallowed. In Banco. Coromandhi-Just ix Time G. M. Com pany. Motion to settle list of contvibu tories. Mr C. E. Button appeared fortheliqui dators, Mr Theo. Cooper for Mr Hermann Brown and othercontributor ies, andMrC. E. Purchas for Mr Brooklield and others. Mr Button said he proposed this morning to raise merely the question of the jurisdiction of the Court, leaving the other questions to stand over for tho present;.— His Honor held that the District Court had, jurisdiction iii the matter.

A VOLUNTEER ARRESTED.

(BY TEIJiGRAPH. — PRESS associaeion)

'.'■-' WELLINGTON, this day. A RATHER peculiar case came before the Court this morning. Allan Camp bell, bugler to tho Wellington Rifles, was arrested on warrant on board the barque Clen.Rosa,.waiting to sail for Valparaiso the first fair wind, charged with being about to change his residence before delivering up' his ritio accoutrements and uniform to. the officer commanding the corps. The case was remanded to Monday, bail being allowed.

THE STEAMER RICHMOND AND THE SEAMEN'S UNION.

The Secretary of the Seamen's Union waited upon Messrs Donald and Eden borb'ugli this morning to make inquiry as to whether it was the intention of the firm to employ native labour in work ing the s.s. Richmond in the South Sea Island trade. A reply was given in the affirmative, and the Secretary of the Union considers this change to be a great hardship on unemployed European labour at this port. Messrs Donald and Edenborougb,./;.why»fc objecting to. any interference jin tile working of I their steamer in the. South Sea Island grade, point; out that native Blabotir isj'much .more; suitable ,«,th'an European labour for their work; that the natives work when required, and at a smaller rate of wage, whilst the members of the Seamen's union will only work certain hours, which'are unsuitable for; the island trade, because for, certain hours' when they are supposed to, work.-'all.'business is at a standstill at the islands. Messrs Donald and Edinborough have . also found that whilst they have been paying L 9 and L 7; a.month for firemen and seamen.''the's-si Lubeck, running a similar trade,pays her; crew L 4 and L 2 10s a month for German labour. The voyage cf the Richmondwilßbe for the most part a sea voyage her stay in Auckland being only abouttiye daysandfor theseand other reasons labour lias -been found to -be unsuitable. The-s. s.-Janet Nicoll, which is to proceed to Sydney and Newcastle, will retain her, own crew, and will also take back the; Richmond's crew, who were shipped to.,be discharged at Sydney. A native crew will be {shipped on the Rich mond, which will retaih her present Waster and officers. .»':••

In Chambers some financial matters con nected with the divorce case of Moulden versus. Moulden, . James , Young, and another, •co - respondents, havo just come before Mr Justice Ward on inter pleader summons. His Honor, after fully considering the matter, ordered that the deputy sheriff' should withdraw from possession ,of goods belonging to Ellen ifoung (the claimant) and that the judg ment creditor should, pay the solicitor of the claimant L 3 3s tfith costs out of pocket, and that he" should also pay the sheriff's expenses of. possession.::. \

, Tho members of the local Bar are not deeply impressed with the profundity of the legislative sagacity for which the colony pays at the rato of something like L 50,000 a year. The. Banco at the Supreme Court this morning the Mining Companies Act of 188G, formed the subject of sovoral knotty questions of law. Mr Button de nounced the measure as most slovenly and contradictory, and at a later stage of the ar gument the samepreciouspiece of legislation was iref erred to as "a terrible, mess."/ His Honor admitted its contradictoriness and ambiguity. He added, "It is very difficult to got iat what Mr Button facetiously j formedtho mind of the Legislature."

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Auctions. R. ARTHUR] [J. F. BUBBLE MONDAY NEXT, JULY 1, At Eleven o'Clock. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! ARTHUR AND BUDDLE Have received instructions from S. A Ash or, of! Melbourne Loan Office, Market-street, off » ook-strcet, to soil by auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, on above date, at 11 a.m., LARGE QUANTITY OF UNRE DEEMED PLEDGE., Consisting of GoVl and Silver Watches. Alberts, Lockots ( Chains, Rings, Musical Instruments, Surveyors Instruments, Opera Glasses, Carpenters and other 'fools, Theodolite, largo assortment of Rugs, Blankets, Clothing, etc., etc , otc. R; ARTHUR.] , I [J. F. BUBDEL. TUESDAY, NOON. PIANO, SEWING MACHINES, . '- WEIGHING MACHINE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. ARTHUR &BUDDLE Havo received instructions to sell by public auction, at their Mart, Queen street on Tues ' day next, at 11 o'clock a.m., A WELL-ASSORTED lot of Household Furniture, and Effects, consisting of Drawing-room; Dining-room. Bed-room, and Kitohon Re .uisitcs, Glass, China, and Earthen- ; ware. 2 Singer's Sowing Machines, 1 Hani ditto. An " Avery's " Platform Wo'ighing Machine. Terms : Cash before delivery. : . '.. R. ARTHUR.],, 'y* / '[ (J. F.. BUDDLE. WEDNESDAY,. 11 a.m. I . UPPER UNION STREET. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, WASHING MACHINE AND MANGLE, GALVANISED-IRON, MANGLE, Et..—Gentleman removing. ARTHUR: 5 fiUDDM! (. i. Havo boon favoured from Mr Brown, to sell by Public Auction,-at his. residence, Upper Union Street, near to Borcsford Street Church, on Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock a.m., cIS NEW AND SUPERIOR HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, comprising Piano by Jas. Ballingall and Son, Large Mirror, Marbfo Time-piece, Suite in hair cloth, Austrian B.VV. Chairs, Large Dining Tabic, Breakfast. Toa, and Dessert Sets, Glass ware, Cutlery, Whatnots, Occasional .able.. Fenders and Irons, Vase Ornaments. Half Tester and French Bedsteads. Spring, Hair, and Flax Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Marble 'lop mid other Washstands, Toilet Sets, Toilet Glasses, Washing Machine and. Mangle (combined). Tnbs, Buckets, Crockery. Meat Safe, Grindstone, Whoolbarrow, -half ton Gal vanised Iron in good order. Terms, cash before delivery, On view morn ing of tho day of sale. R. ARTHUR] • [J. F. BUDDLE. THURSDAY, 11 a.m. WYNYARD ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, BUILDERS' MATERIALS, TOOLS, ETC, GENTLEMAN REMOVING. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Havo boen favouved with instructions from a „ Gentleman loaving for Melbourne, to Sell by Public Auction, at his' residence, wynyard Road, Mount Eden, on Thursday next, at 11 a.m., • HIS SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting oc Parlour, Dimngroom. Bedrooms and Kitchen Requisites. Gla-s, China, and Earthenware, Kitchen Utensils, otc. etc.. Piano by "Bord,' Mottled-kauri Chest of Drawers, Suite, Chairs, Tables, Carpers. Oilcloth. Bedsteads, Pylliansos. Mattresses, Washstands, Toilet hots, louct Tables, Looking-Glasses, etc. _ . ■ -, > A lot o! Bulldera.':.Matcrlolß, Sashes, Timber, Tools,'etc.-. .::-,<7 :<■-:■' i t ' V.-.*- ••"."'«••; '•:■' -■■' Terms-Cash before Delivery. On viow morning ;•■ ,' o£ the day of sale.. • ~'•. FRIDAY, JULY 8. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. JOHN REID & CO. Have been instructed by the mortgageo to sell by public auction at their Mart, Quecn-streot, on Friday, July 8, ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND, being Lot 79, West Pukehohe, containing 18 acres mpro or less with all improvements there on. "\ | | | R. c. .carr], [b. d. tonks '.-'_?.,..tJ: B :SD f__ V N B**__ M I At Eleven o'Clock. "'; i *_*R;ODUCE SAL E. -< J- l I TARANAKI R.OLL BUTTER. Q \| 5 ''" TARANAKI SALT BUTTER. FLOUR. CHEESE.. CARROTS. Etc., Etc., Etc. B. TONKS & CO. Have receivod instructions to Sell, on Tv esday next, at 11 o'clock, / ■ g -U /X KEGS PRIME TARANAKI ROLL JiV ' BUTTER ' '; . j25 Kegs Prime jTarahaki Salt putter , *- *2. Kegs Taranaki Pastry BiitCof 25 Sacks Waikato Flour 30 Cheeses 1 Ton Prime Table Carrots/" ■' * Etc.. Etc., Etc.' * R. c7_arr]'77'7. !;7 '."■! ' [k" d. iroNKs .TUESDAY NEXT, . ; . i FLOUR BAGS. FLOUR BAGS. .... "7 F,LOUR BAGS. P'hf.i | 1 ' ": , , fLOURBAGS.. On Account of Whom it May Concern. b. tonks &; CO.; Have received instructions to sell on Tuesday i next, at 11 o'clock, , -,;" 4 BALES <<.C. &^>'[| J3B BLEACHED » Jig FLOUR BAGS, 50' S. O BALES \. „ 147 BLEACHED <r A.C.&S. j> U q N^y^ - FLOUR BAGS. ; so's. J L On Account of Whom it May Concern. ,'t 7 -A.:, -TUESDAY-NEXT/' At 11 o'Clock. "... .7 FOR POSITIVE. SALE. v TEAS! TEAS!! TEAS!!! TRADE SALE OF INDIAN AND CHINA TEAS. B. TONKS & CO. Havo __oolvo_ Instructions to 001 lon „ju_.dfty rt _ I , ...next at 11 o'olock, f&4%6k PACKAGESi OF,INDIAN AND PEJvOKS AND OONQOUf., »mpm for wsucfliH9 ai? mm, !.'••" . ..£. I,JL_J SL'JjS. ..„. •'..,



Auctions. WEDNESDAY NEXT, At Eleven o'clock. -^ Trade Sale of CHAIRS. CHAIRS. CHAIRS, AUSTRIAN ANdImERICAN CHAIRS. B. TONES & CO. Have received instructions to sell on' Wednesday ■ next, at eleven o'clock, 1/jffr CASES AUSTRIAN CHAIRS OO AND AMERICAN CHAIRS. DINING ROCKERS GRECIAN SPINDLE OAK DINTING DOUGLAS ARM &c. &c, &c. Samples now on view to the Trade. , , MONDAY, JULY 4, At 11 o'-clock. ■ : Sale at Green Lane at the Residence of Air Carmody. WALNUT SUITE in Green Brocaded Damask, CARPETS, OVAL TABLES, OVERMANTLE POLES & RINGS, CORNICE, BEDSTEADS, CHEFFONIER, PICTURES, &c, BEDS AND BRDDING." . . . EDWARD LEYDON Has received instructions from Mr Carmody, to Sell, on above date, at his Residence, THE WHOLE OE HIS HOUSEHOLD Furniture & Effects.consisting of Suite (9 pieces), Chairs,-Tables. Carpet. Overmantle, Fender & Irons, Iron''Bedsteads, Spring Mat trasses, Washstand and ! Ware, Curtains, Pictures, Books, Chests of Drawers, Beds and Bedding, Mirrors, etc. • ■ -Also: ■ . -. . 1 Cow, Pigs. Fowls, Dairy Utensils, Hay.Straw, Stable Forks, Brooms, Buckets, English Sad dles, Bridles, Rugs, Racing Gear, etc. No Reserve. • •-,•■'. \ EDWARD LEYDON, Auctioneer. W. S. COCHRANE.] [JAS. DACRE. TUESDAY, JULY 5, 'At 12 o'Clock..;) VALUABLE OLD MAORI CARVINGS. The Subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Tuesday, July 5, at 12 o'clock, A MAORI CANOE HEAD. FIGURE FOR MAOBI CHIEFS HOUSE. THE above are beautiful specimens of Anoient Maori Carving, now exceedingly rare, and almost unprocurable. Inspection invited. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. \V. S. COCHRANE] . [JAS. DACRE TUESDAY, JULY 5, at Eleven o'Clock • BOOKS, BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, WATCHES, JEWELLERY, .FANCY GOODS, ASSORTED TINWARE. Tho Subscribers will Sell by Auction, at their Rooms, Queon-street, on Tuesday next, Ju-y 5. at 11 o'c oek, FANCY GOODL, Books, Boots and Shoes, Toys, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Dra pery, Clothing, Hats. Carpenters' Tools. Violins, Concertinas, Musical Boxes, Clocks, Curtains. Pictures, Barometer, Boxes, Watches, and Jewollery. Also, An Assortment of Tinware, consisting of Kottlos, Lanterns, Boilci., Billies, Teapots, Dippers. Washup Dishes, Baths; Strainers, Coffee Pots, Funnels, Measures, etc., etc. SAMDEL COCHRANE &SON. .; Auctioneers. 'W. S. OOrjH-l'A^E] [.AS. DACRE. THURSDAY, JULY 7. 998 ACRES LAND, MATAKOHE 238 ACRES LAND, OMARU 161 ACRES LAND, ARAPOHUE 160 ACRES LAND, KAIWAKA 115 ACRES LAND, OPAHEKE SO ACRES LAND, OKAHU 56 ACRES LAND, AWHITU 40 ACRES LAND, WAIRAU . | 1 5 ACRES LAND, MAKETU (Mostly Splendid Kauri Forest). The subscribers have rcoeived instructions from the Registrnr of tho Supremo Court at Auck land to sell by auction at their Rooms, Queon . Btrijot,dn Thursday, July 7, at 12 o'clock, • THE FO LLOWING FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, under tho provisions of -the Rating Acts as to Sales for Non-payment of Rate.:—*. • t ■■'. .'■ PARISH OF MATAKOHE i' N.W part of Allotment 98, containing 80 acres; owner, John Hodson S.E. part-Of Allotment 103, containing 40 acres; owner, John Downie Eastern part of Allotment 59, containing 40 acres; owner, John S. Clarke i South part of Allotment 23, containing 80 acres; owner, Heron Laing South-west part of Allotment til, and north east part of Allotment 212, containing .0 acres; owner, Elizabeth Hampton I -Wost w part'-of Allotment 18,- containing 80 I .7 abjros ; ovvhor, JamesPugh ' 1 South-east part of Allotment 131, containing | f _40.' acros:,- has/large frontage to .the "Oauiaru River; owner, Henry Grimes Mi-idle part of Allotment 31, containing 80 acres; owner, Samuel Lomas North part of Allotment 189 and South part | ; /'of sAllotmont 213, oontaioing 38 acres; *- • fronts* Oriiaru River; owner, John Cadenhead North-west part of A'lo'ment 85, containing -80 aores; owner, Edward Lowe » «? • Middle part of Allotment 227,< containing 40 acres; owner.Robert Brown South-cast part of Allotment 229, containing * iOacresf owner, William-Beswick' .South-west part of Allotment 178, containing 740 acres; owner, Martin O'Flaherty South part of Allotniont 20, containing 60 acres; owner, PatrickMcKeown South-east part of.AUotmerrt.23i; containing ,-- ,- 60acres; owners Wil'iarr Bell- > .. SOuth-west part of Allotment 89 and North •7 east part of Allotment DO, containing 60 acres; owner, Thomas K. Davidson South-west part of Allotment 15, containing 40 acres; ownor, Samuel Barton Middle part of Al dtment 117, containing 60 acres; ownor, Jamesßeattio PARISH OF AWHITU : Allotmont 49, containing 5S acres; owner, Michael Mulligan MAKETU SETTLEMENT, OPAHEKE : Allotment 26, containing 5 acres; owner, Michael Coghlan PARISH OF OPAHEKE: Allotmont 109, containing 118 acres; owner, Jeremiah Dwyer PARISH OF KAIWAKA : South-west part of Allotment 31, containing 160 acres; owner, James Hulme PARISH OF ARAPOHUE: Allotmont 38, containing 81 acros; owner, Robert Marks West part of Allotment 40 and South-east part of Allotment 49, containing 80 acres; owner, William Chambers ■ ; . PARISH OF OMARU: North part of Allotment 129 and North part of Allotment 130, containing 80 acres; owner, Thomas Cunningham Allotment 124, containing US, acres ; front age to Awa-o-tc-auoki River; owner, John Ross : ParfcofLot U. containing 49 aores; owner, T.M. Oliver ; PARISH OF OKAHU: South-west part of Allotment 80, containing: 80 acres; owner, Marwood Oliver PARISH OF WAIRU: ' ■ So_th-east\part of Allotment 17. containing 40 acres; owner, Cornelius Smith SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON", Auctioneer.- ■ OHAS. HEBKKTH.] [ALEX. AITICH.V. TTESKETH, AITKEN AND CO,, AUOTIONEI.HS, LAND, ESTATE, AND , * . COMMISSION AGENTB. Jtegiilav gales evoty Tiiesdfly of Hid.., 8kln„, VfQol, Tallow, 0t«,



Auctions. MONDAY, JULY 4, At 11 o'clock. KIDNEY POTATOES, ONIONS. •. WHEAT. EX NOTERO.' OATMEAL. ' OATS. G. W..BINNEY &.SONS Will sell by public auction, at their Mart, Corn Exchange, Fort-street, on Monday, July _, at 11 o'clock, Q^ SACKS KIDNEY POTATOES 34. SACKS TUSCAN WHEAT 95 SACKS ONIONS g0 SACKS OATMEAL (25.) 9Q SACKS FEED OATS "Terms at Sale; MONDAY, JULY 4, At 10.30 sharp. /CORRUGATED TRON I /CORRUGATED TRON! ON ACCOUNT OP WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. At the Stores of Messrs E. Porter and Co., High-street. ,-;.,,.;., f ,',, , p ■.-... , ..' t -.' ■; GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to sell, on Monday, at 7 : half-past 10 o'clock sharp,' WQ SHEETS SIX FEET IRON • 19 SHEETS SEVEN FEET IRON 76 „ EIGHT „ , „ 1 „ NINE ... „ „ 24 „ TEN „ „ ' ;<v NO RESERVE. MONDAY, JULY 4. WOOLLEN HOSIERY ! WOOLLEN HOSIERY! TWEEDS, JACKETS, &c., &c, -&c. - GABRIEL LEWIS Will sell on Monday, at 11 o'clock, without the Slightest Roserve, f> CASES WOOLLEN HOSIERY 2 CASES JACKETS j 1 CASE TWEEDS. .--, ■ No Reserve. ,■ v TUESDAY, JULY 5. TRADE S A L E OF 54 PACKAGES BOOTS AND SHOES. GABRIEL LEWIS Will sell on Tuesday, July 5, at II o'clock, k A PACKAGES BOOTS AND SHOES. Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6. , IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE • OF'- . ENGLISH AND COLONIAL MADE .FURNITURE. ~ '.; _ TO CLOSE VARIOUS' ACCOUNTS Prior to taking over the 'New Building. GABRIEL LEWIS Will sell on the above date, at 11 o'clock, U N . IMMENSE . QUANTITY "OF SUPERIOR MADE FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, TOO NUMER OUS TO MENTION. " 7 NO.RESERVE. Every Lot MUST BE SOLD to Close f .' ■■■'-■• ACCOUNTS. | | K. ARTHUR] . .7 : v [j. p. BUDDLE MONDAY, AT 11 A.M. ALE AND STOUT (IN BOND). ;' Oh Account'of Whom it May Concern. To be sold'by auction, at Messrs Brown and Campbell's Bond.Chancery-street, on Monday next, at 11 o'clock a.nil • . b. c. & co. 1 d\fk CASES ALE AND r. p. & Co. X\7H.7 STOUT (more or less r "':?.-. l». damaged; •-■.! ■'•■•■) .i,v; -... EX CENTURION FROM LONDON. Terms: Cash on the fall of the hammer. ■ ARTHUR-& BUDDLE sitj :j a ■ . v. -"Auctioneers. ° '- ' SATURDAY.aULY 9. TIMBER SALE, AT BAIRD'S WHARF, .'*,.'.' ' OTAHUHIL The Dndc. signed have received instructions to ; salt by auction at Baird's Wharf, Otahuhu, oa Saturday, July 9, TA AAft FEET SECOND ':#-V^WV CLASS TIMBER,* FLOORING, TONGUED AND GROOVED etc.,etc. i - ■'- r In lots to suit purchasers. Sa'ie at Eleven o'Clook. 7 "7 - HUNTER & NOLAN, -, Auctioneers. S. E. PAGET] [A, M'd. RAXSTON TUESDAY, JULY 5, At Twelve o'Clock. The subscribers have been favoured with in structions to sell, on account of the owners at their Central Auction Mart, Queci:.-street,'on the above date., :'•■■:. ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, situated at tho corner of Albert and Durham-strict- (opposite Eagle Hotel) being lot 1, subdivision of allotment 15 of section 21, City of Auckland, having a frontage of 23ft Oin to Albert-street, and 46ft din to Durham- Street, p Titled-Land.Transfer. Terms at Sale. PAGET & R ALSTON, Auctioneers. WOOL,. HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, 7 ? ; TALLOW. ' HUNTER i NOUN, - • • Auctjiono9t_,



. Election Notices. I mo THE ELECTORS OF CITY WEJrT Fellow Working Men—Electors of py V? 3 j f_? lave the honour to announce that pm a Candidate to represent your interests irlhe next Parliament. The policy I intend to advocate, and use Sr7 enaeavour to get carried out, is that whicbVul promote the best interests of the WoifiuS Glasses. This can be accomplished bl U> reducing the expenditure in eva-y departjent to as large an extcntas possible, (2) reVisin| tlie 1 anff so as to reduce the taxes on the neoesi.le. of life. (3) encouraging and promoting thcPGal manufacture of the natural products cm tho colony, and (4) tho imposition of a Lan.and Income Taxes, and the abolishirrg 0! the Property Tax. I As I intend ere long to have the honfir of addressing you upon the questions as indjated above, I would respectfully request the Eptors not to pledge themselves to any Candidatefefor6 my opinions upon tho political questions? tne day have been publicly announced. I lam, . Your obedient servant.L„ . CHAS. SAML. WRlfiT. O THE ELECTORS OF TH_fDIS - TRICT OF AUCKLAND NOfH. Gentlemen,—Having been requestl by a large number of the Electors of your Difict to become a Candidate for Election as a lember of the House of Representatives for if have the honour to tender you my service?l* that behalf, and am prepared to contestihe seat against all comers. J I most respectfully request the Electp of city North to meet me at the Temperate Hall, Albert-street, on THURSDAY ne^ the 7th July instant, at eight p.m, when Ivl lay my political views before them. And l| ust tllat with the experience acquired during yesiden.ee of upwards of forty-two years in NcjZealand, and my consequent knowledge of f natural features, resources, and requirernef• t^at ■"■ shall bo able to indicate such a polio*3 wiU b^ satisfactory to rnj hearers; anr|>vhich. L adopted, will tend to remove the dep'ssion and distress at present prevailing, and P in pro moting progress and prosperity thrgjhout the Colony. I have the honour to be. | ' Gentlemen, | Your most obedient scfant« JAMES |CKAY. Auckland, July 1,1887. 1 Public Notices. j "DOROU6E OF NE^ARKET. | Water consumers are requested* Pay Rates before MONDAY, the 4th instai at II a.m., otherwise the water will be cut of Wll. DIIfISON, July 2.1887. pwn Clerk, j "XT OTI C E OP RIiOVAL, FOWLER &J, ~, .7 BUTCHERS, GREv|rBEET, Beg to inform their old cusfiers and" the, public generally that t_f have , -; : E'E MOVES t To more central presses, | CORNER OF QUEEN & RUTJND STREETS ! (Opposite the ClarendoHotel), ' b Where they hope to meet withe some support I so long accorded to themi*othing but. \\ THE BEST QuflTY ' OF I Beef, Mutton, P|k, Veal, ;! Gekman Sausage, Pork anj>ee*" Sausages, i Brawn, Black Pu_-fGS, Etc.,_ .-_ Will be kept in stock, at thiowest possible prices. Trial solted. Note the Address: I FOWLER, I C0.i..: 7; I . QUEEN-STRST, Corner of Queen and j?land streets. O WHOLESALE $3ALERS. AND j THE PUB'C EARLE & MONTGOI_iIY having taken the large store next to Me*? Butcher & Co., in Fort-stroct, are now prei»d to execute large orders at reduced prices. M ... .' 'ON.Si^- . ,'. A'{ 200 sacks Oats, at 2s 3cer bushel. ,v 20 tons Canterbury.3^toes,ie_-por«tonf ■--. 125 sacks Maize, at .a'lper bushel 250 boxes Electric Sin Candle..at 9s per box m ' '■-' .'■ 50 sacks good Wheal? per bushel' 7 250 sacks Chaff, 2s 3rJ,r sack -. '■ .-•: Sharps, £5 10s Dsra ; 7 ■:■ ; Bran, £410s perlt - .- ; Flour, Tea, and SugHt lowest wholesale Pr_3 Retail Stores: , - Jfe > KARfGAHAPE ROAD, j - Telep_sl66. \ •" I CHEAPER AND~IrTER THAN GOING to Auction in purchasl) for cash fresh stores, and having them deli#dfree. r -, i Our prices,' until Jther notice, are 'a_ follows:— ~ I . j • ,j Best Canterbury Potles, *3 per ton, in single sacks. 3s 6d per c#,. ..->», Flour, 501b bags, Gs.fruce's S_.verdu.st, 501b bags, 6s 6d.. Bbs far for Is ','" '•'•••-■ ; Oatmeal. 251b bags, 2#; 71b bags, lOd I BestFresb'Butter.Kfterlb; Best Salt Butter, 6d '' -7 .J X' ''; "■'■•_ Splendid crystallisedagar, 22s per cwt., 2_d per-lb. f -, X * Condensed Milk, Mittaid Brand, 7s per dozen, 7_d per tin ""■" " |* Nestles Milk Food, m per tin Fry's Cocoa,.lb tinieM. \ , ■- English Bottled Fruifonly lid per bottle, 10s 6d per dozen |> < . Thames Pie Fruits, ft qualityr lOd per tin "* Bacon, finest in the &, 7d per lb, in sides 6}d, Hams, S_d per lb |- ;- -'■" :;= Sardines,sd ; Mulll_d ; Fresh Herrings, 6d ■ ■'■ per tim ,--|? • i Gray and Co.'s Scott Marmalade, 7Jdper tin English Sauce—Larißottles, 8d Pickles, 6d per Bott? - " « X Candles—Calland lithe quality and learn the prices' I ' " *'■ Best Rice—s6lb. baf 10s 6d; olbs. for Is 7 Teas—We. have nd)on hand a splendid -line of! ' pure Indian Telat_s per lb.; samples free;! the Pacific Paclt Company's selected Teas, J Is 6d, 2s, 2s Gd.r-lb.; our own blend 06j China and Ind! Teas, Is _d. Is Bd, Is 10d, 2s 4d per lb.; 611 Tins, 2d per lb. less.. SEND FOR A OMPLETE PRICE LIST. 1 ''• f''- "■"' ".- -;-: -«-ii' CALL AND SMPLE THE GOODS. - : , Retail Warehous— "V |aran.gahape,road. . Wholesale Wawouse—=: ' v.7 I FORT STREET. TIEPHONE. 466. ■ ■VTILL AG| SETTLE M/ENTS.! Inquirers air 'information.', respecting VILLAGE SETLEMENTS should call at Cro\vn Lands fede, behind Supremo Court Mr John Lundofand others will, attend daily from eleven to&vc, for the purpose of giving 1 nformatlon. | ; ■ ■' '."'' | JUBIpE WHISKY, s "fnfailed in the C010nie5.... ; .,. f-- • -• -■'■'- ' ' MILIANB MELLOW. JOHN BBERTSO^ AND SONS, 1 Dundee. 1,, ■ '' : ' KINS WALKER, AND Co., 'I" Som agents. ; .'-:■' r- |;.,.„ - -.. -~- '• ; v-,v',. .r...^ '~::.- ! '-::'-' -* ' mi ■::..-: _" * "T — ■' i



. ____ Teii^. "''^~^ : '' 3?_m_^SH_. ; .•.tSl_i_P_______§ft|F 2Kk , untji twopS. on pjuSS T W Aw*...' T ° *li[pn_-7ori;, : 1 ,P «11 noon of :*■HHe Ereetioa. office, Old Counr.il ri,„„i eko".. -Plans at mr ; at Mr Tho-iSra^^ ffigh'-trcot, «*l HENRY G. WADE, r_T~n s—?;5 —?; Architect. I T.° S^.&^ a Brick Shop _j. MONDA_.?th July 18S7 reC*lVed UntU n°<>_.: ChiS OUr ofl!ces' 4' and 5, Cosmopolitan ; ' -___ZfE^_______!£ L^Wt^ : NEsfelS^^ntflnocmeh'WE^ ' houses at the"_Cwi/°&§f..^etion of Out-' offlc e ,ol d _^nrt___nfel^^^y7 .vjH.rHENRY G. WADE, ; — — . •■-- ■ Architect. '■ gOROUGH 0^ NEWTO^ FORMATION AND DRAINAGE. pleaders for above 'CWract will be received X n T .MONDAY,'UU. July, a t Z office Cotauai Bank Buildings, where plana ' and specifications may beseem ; ;-,;;■,. " , ' BOXLAN & LUNDON,1 7,; ' ■..-■• ;■-. ■■ -' 7■_ Engineers."J ■JJNION' STEAMSHIR COMPANY*' ,; "■ TENDERS FORSUPPLIES. - 7 Tenders will be received -until noon SATUR DAY, 9th instant, for twelve months supply of- Meat, Bread, Vegetables, Milk, Fish, Poultry) EggSi'* '-S-.w.-.SIK ___~ :.*,» ,iv_-.jl._ , fS4a '»! Particulars on application at the Company^ office.'-'-- S3_tjs -.-':,-. '.-:;7r'i',--v':'.; L i,;_* ;-, •■■•'-i'--- Conveyances. ' :, B L L.S B R 0-S.1 ' CONVEYANCES ON Hll__£ f'' ;'"' '' ' Office;. Victoria Wharf.'. •>'-•»''. General Carters, Receiving and Forwardine --~;-__ :n':- Agents.-- -~ . . .-.. ■ i ; r_ WaggPn for Furniture Removal. Coal, Coke, and Firewood Dealers, Generali Carters, &_. pv ■ ■ . Telephone ■) Devonport Bureau; 'in.i TI M' E 7T A B L> E! DA VIES BROS. 'BUSSES - ■ v - DEYONPOR'J. TO TAKAPUNA, HURST; MERB. LAKE iiEACH,. MD "' ■ ■■- SCHOOLHOUSE/ 7^ - Telephone: Devonport Bureau. • >■ . Leaves Victoria Wharf, Devonport — 8.20 a.ra., 10.? D am., 2 p.m., _ p.m. Sunday.-. 10 a.m., 2.20 p.m. Fares, lsi •. .«-..-. J — Leaves IV.kapon„.— 9,5 a.i_., ■ 11.15 _Jm. ' 3 p.m., 5 p.m. Sundays—ll, a.m. L 4,30 p.m' opecial trips can be arranged at Fost-Offlcaff > Devonport, _,1|«" ' . 'T,fADiES' and -Gent's" ■T^wnP'* SADDLE HORSES, BUGGIES, .BREAKS : ?• WAGGONETTES," ~ °« and conveyancesof every description at 'shortest notice. Expresses meet every boat to receive arid for. - , ward luggage of all de.soriptid_s. v.,. , '■"'}■ P^A!T,E:R>S: O^N:-7__%;i)«^UO.i:^ GRAIN MERCHANTS.,;,. „.• -.7. - -: I4VERY AND-BMT STABLES:;:: Omnibuses, Brakes,': Cabs, and Saddle "Hors.*." :-for Hire at lowest tetes.-- ■•■•; ■:■•' Special arrangements ihade.ivith Evening an,' ,: Picnic Parties,, 7: ..- v ...._.-. __lVr. ■ Stores and Stables:-rL6rn6-street,.Mt B_^__ll_7 .-!,. ; «o 'a_t.-Av6ndale,'Auek_i_d; N.Z.*'"".""?'.[ —"- — —-— :.. '. ' '.'• •'-'. "—^- " ' '_',':' PA T'E'R SON' S• ' 'BU:S __■!<? -■//■..:-■.:: START" •' :.■■'■-:•■'- •'" ■•'.-• .' :■;" iTom Victoria-street to Mount Roskill—B, 8._57 9.45 (via, Stoneynu'rst), 10.30,11.15 (via Stoner.: hurst), TA 1 (viaStoneyhurst), 1.45,'2..0(v_v;': Stoneyhurst), 3.15, 4.4..U (via StoneyhurstL'r 5 (via Stoneynurst), 5.15,5.30 (via Stoneyfcurst), |. s.4s(viaStoneyhurst), 6.5, 7 (viaStoneyhurst)..' ---8,30, 10 (via Stoneyhurst). ; Saturday _;j_j,3op From Mount ''Roskill—7 (via St6n'eyhur.^7.'2oH B(via Stoneyhurst), B.2s,B.4o(v_a'Storie"y_ui_tt; ' 9.30, 10.30 (via Stoneyhui.t), 11.15,, 1..15 (via' Stoneyhurst), I, 1.45 (via Stoneyhurat), _._o;i , 3.15 (via Stoneyhurst), 4,4.45 (via Stoneyhurst).! s.3o(via Stoneyhurst), 6,15,7; 9.15.-. Saturday^. 1.15,2,6.30,8.45.. ...._._ ;, - 1 From Quech-street (opposite Wjmdham .treet) 1, ,tO Mount Eden—B,B.3o,-i9, 9,30, 10,15, 11yit.30,. '12.30,-1.15 (omittedton'Saturday); 2, 2.*_7_.-_,.: 4.15,4.30,5,5*7 (omitted on Saturday), 5.30, 6.5 ,9, 10. Saturday—l, 1.30.-,7, 8.15,' 9, .10._a_te.| . ;;opera.*:' '■' -tuxr-i..■■..'■ ■-•"•' r --'•=-'" :--t•'-■;-. From Mount Eden—7.3o, 8,8.30,8.45,9,9.3P,ia_tV 11, 1L30,12.15, 1.-5, 2, 2.15, 3.30,"4,4.15,5,5.30,. T5.i5, 7. 9.30-. iSaturday—6,B.9,9.3o. '■■•'■' ; :^7- ~' From.Union Bank to Mount Albert andAvoa'1' da1e—9.15,10.15; 12.15,2 (omitted oh Saturday).']-. . 3 (omitted!on Saturday), 4.15 (omitted oa; Saturday),! 5.15,, 6.15 (omitted ■on Saturday);*; 8 (Mount Albert only), 10.15 (Omitted.on SaturJJ, day).- 5aturday—1.15,2.30,3.45. 9,10, 1i..;,.-:. 7' From Avondaleand Mount A1bert—7,8,9,10.-5,1 11.38 1.30, 3, 4, 5,30, 9 (Mount Albert onlr). i 5aturday—2.30,5,6.30. -/. ■ '=.=; .■■■■--- '■r'-.c-sj> ! From National Bank to New Lynn—lo.3o. (from ! Avondale only), 1.3D, 5.30. Saturday-10.9.' I Sundays, weather permitting—lo.4s,o. From New Lvnn—B.ls, 12.15 (from Avomlal. only), 3.15 (omitted on Saturday). Saturaay ■s.3o. Sundays;l weather permitting—9 a.ia, Special' Buses put'oa should, sufficient induce-. I mentoftcr. . ;,-.,,... i; j.i S Late Advertisements. I I ZOD'S Argosy, 9s lid;: Artystyque,-i3J | ' 6d-the only perfect fit and the only Corset- m worn by ladies :in England—whalebone.-J. if- :K McLachlan, 222, Queen street. X TO' LET, a 6-roomed and a 3-roonied:' m Cottage, with every1 convenience: :mM ■«ater.-Apply Mrs.Harkin, Montague- Stor. Ej THE Den-y Manufacturing1 CoihranftM hand-sewn, washed, ready for.usetTna^ Ej linen- is thoronly^utable^-wffirt' for«?» Prices very reasonable.-J. M. McLachlan, &am Queen-street.-:' j'! ;;.■>■...-■"• __- .WS MARORO , GYMNASIUM CLUB.- m , Owingto.the. hall, being-engaged^, J| Meette of tifeabove Club will^bebe^ .c* M» | day. Practice as usual; on Wedues.aj- . t Friday.—E. Ashton,Hon..Sec. " __J.; H' T J :.Q FOR, ONEj^LLING'■ jjJ^'B National jubileeword contesi LADY'S GOLD WATCHFORONESHII^ \ Now on viewiin, Bartlett's^dmv^Qug^ street, value guaranteed £12. EXPLANATION OF RULK I. . National-Jubilee to be consideredl owg WM Fvei-v letter in the word may be u&edintDa^? » a% ClSUndardEnrf.shWordU.a3:^ informing words. _ _ ; ., Bu i ea ;_l ■fm Consultation closes July iz.- "°g t Crasher's. Box 239, G. P. 0..-. ■ _. [ J. H° w D ■■• f WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. , QUEEN-STREET, \IM. Has now conv.nience formaking M&jgjm ing of Jewellery and for the description of Watches, Chronometers g JM and to further increase Ms repairin. «t,gH Jacturing department, he is dl3P°f "^SH Persons having old Koldieweliery *»■ •jnSeup into new and fashionably J^g order, and all the better class chronometcrß receive his personal w^tt _„i,Am„ Genuine English Lever^««