Births.

' CLARK.—On the 25th April, at her residence, Summer-street, Ponsonby, tho wife of W.J. Clark of a daughter. _i ■■_> Z ;, ---.i TOLE.-On April 7. at-Ponsonby, the wifo of D, A. Tole of a daughter.

Deaths.

.' THOMPSON-On the 27th April, at Picton i " street, Ponsonby, Robert, Wylie, only and beloved son of John Thompson, contractor, Ponsonby. . ' The Funeral will leave Picton-strcot for Waikomiti at 2 p.m. To-morrow (.Friday). Friends please accept of this invitation.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Malls will closo as undor:—

Tins Da_ For Thames, per Rotomahana, at 4 p.m For Opotiki, per Douglas, at 1 p.m For Rarotonga, per Ada C. Owen, at 5 p.m

Friday, 29th Inst.

For Wellington and Southern Ports, per Te

Anau, at 3 p.m. , _ , For Cowes and Coromandel, por Coromandel, at

" 3.30 p.m.' ' " „„ For Thames, per Rotomahana, at 4,3P p.m For Tauranga and Opotiki, per Clansman, at 5

For Whitiangi, Gum Town, Upper Mill, and Tairua, per lona, at, 5 p.m. * For Whangaroi Heads, Parua, Waipu, Whan ' garci, Kamo, andMangapai, per Wellington,

at 5 p.m. , For lvatikati, Aongatetc, Tau'ingo, and Opotiki (via Thames), per En.orpr.ae at 5.30 p.m. For Thames, por Enterprise, at ~30 p.m.

Saturday, aoth April

For Waiwera, To Kapa, and Warkworth, per

Rose Casey, at 10 a.m. For Westport, per Omapore. at 11 a.m.

Tuesday, Mar 3. For Australian Colonies, per A lam nda. immedia te] v after her arrU-al from Honolulu. For Taranaki and Southern F'jrt!*, per Rotorua, immediately after arrival of Alameda. S. Bill ISS, Chief Postmaster.

LATE SHIPPING.

The Madura, barque, 20 days from Now castle, arrived bhis afternoon.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

Engllsh Commercial

THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE SYDNEY JIARKET TELEGRAM, DATED LON-

don, 26th APRIL, 1880, reports :—

Wheat. — Market is steadier. The growing crops are backward. Victoria wheat to 'arrive, steamer, is worth, c.i.f., 34s Cd per \4SO lbs. ; March-April bill-of lading. victoria wheat, to arrive, iron ship, is worth, c.i.f., ..;">s Gd per 4SO lbs. April bill-of-lading. Other quotations are un unchanged Leatiiei

—The market is unchanged,

Frozen Meats.—The market is quiet, and stocks are heavy. Auckland mutton is worth 4-Jd per lb ; Canterbury mutton, 43d per lb; and Auckland lamb, sd;per Id. Prime New Zealand lambs are worth per carcase 6d per lb.

AUCKLAND CUSTOM-HOUSE.

What the Minister Says

(by telegraph.—own reporter),

Wellington, this clay. Mr Thompson had an interview wi?h the Minister of Public Works yesterday, rela tive to the new Custom-house in Auckland. The Minister said he was clearly given to understand that tho building would be erected afc a cost within tho amount voted by the Houso but tho tonclor were £5.000 abovo thafc amount. He would sco if anything could be done This reply was nofc satisfactory to Mr Thompson, who. will-ask-'tho intentions of Government on the subject in the House to-morrow.'. v ,' I 1 V . . ...

THE DUNEDIN UNEMPLOYED.

Application for Aid.

(by telegraph—own correspondent.)

pV H . f (\*]i •/■■ this:day. Mr Brackln yesterday afternoon received telegram from the Mayor of Dunedin, urging. . thafc 1 work bo-' provided afc onco for the unemployed. The member for Dunedin cenfcral afc onco interviewed the Minister for Public Works, who gave instructions for commencing a section of the Cafclin's River railway extension imme diately. -The unemployed will be conveyed to the works free of charge. . _,__. „... „..

TRANSFER OF THE POLICE.

(BY TELI-GEAra.— OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

•Wellington, this day. J It is understood thafc the Native Minister has completed all necessary arrangements to hand ovp.v fche.. -charge pf the Civil police to the Minister pf Justice. It'is ! claimed thafc this step will in every respect j lead to the more economical workings of I the Department. The charge is not likely i to be made before the recess. ' ■ ■- ' ■ •'

RICH GOLD FINDS AT COROMANDEL.

The Minister-of Mines oa Sub

sklies.

(by'telegraph:—own reporter).

.-. * -,-. Wellington, this day. In !a conversation with- the-Minister-"of Mines to-day, relative to the rich returns by private _ parties from Coroinandel he informed 'me' that 'any assistance towards prospecting must be obtained from the County Council. He added thab ho had set his face altogether against direct subsidies from the Government towards goldfields, prospecting and tunnelling. * ,-, ■:•■,,

At the Public Hall, Avondale, this day, Messrs"Robert Garrett'ancPGeprgo .Thomas were nominated as candidates to fill the two vacancies in the Avondale 'P.WI Board, Mr Seaman being Returning Officer. Being only the number required, those gentlemen were declared duly elected.

Jlaeiness continues very slack upon .he share market. Bank, of New Zea land shares sold at £17 last evening; Saracens have sellers at 2s 7d to-day; buyers at 2s sd; Cambrias are) fetching 3s Sd. There is an dnquiry for 'South British at 24s and National at 13s 9d ; both prices- too low for business to ensure.

The recently appointed House Surgeon, Dr. Wilkie, has resigned his post roost unexpectedly,*with the intention, we tajieve X leaving j the colony, j His resig Uptiat. was -accepted afc a meeting—we Slight- almost call ifc a secret con •■jfiitffm—oi fche Hospital Board to-day. *.£«-• wwimbei-s of the Board seem fa ,jm acquainted with the real cause t\l> fttVll- mysterious resignation but as all ; ]-*»_> have been approached _on the matter iHitf-tfe-,., very" wiso,. and jallude ,to= it -in''awe' itffu'cfc 1 'tpnes-^iij* -seems-'is ■'though' the ' -w._Br-.bcrs of the Board have sworn on a '•"Sftook of Bibles, or. a .dagger, .or a, pair of ' fojicojia, not to diviilgq'tli& awfu} sccrdb. ■ •

R.M. COURT.

'V.f, THIS DAY.

(Before H. G. Seth Smith, Esq.,-R M.) In the following undefended cases judgment went in favour of the plaintiff:—J. A. Beale v. W. H. Jones, £5 14s ;A . Camp v. Lambert, Ms ; E. Langley v. Knapman, £1 13s 4d ; J. Buckland t. T.Lynch, £4 8s 7d ; A. Bell v. M. Davies, £2 os. Sd. ; R. J. Franklyn v. Elizabeth Benth ; F. A. Whito v. T. Hoskins, £5 14s. Sd.; B. J. M. Kemp v A. Henderson, £10 19s. ; M. Keatiy v. J. Reynolds, £1 18s. sd. ; J. Clearny v. H. S. Pratt, £1 2s. 6d.; Nathan and Co. t. William Staples, £15 10s; Hancock and Co. v J. Cage, £22 Gs 4d ; Randall and another v J. Lock'art, £12 12s Gd : J. Peel r A. Warbrick,. £4 8s 3d; J. Sperrey v Harmekin Bros.. £1 4s 6d ; E. M. Clayton v Hadrill and Markwick, £20 2s sd; W. B. Dallon vW. Browlee £3 8s 4d ; G. Bailey v. E. Harding, £1 16s; M. Levy v. R. Nash, £2 14s 3d ; M. Levy t. T. Quoi £1 7s lOd ; J. M. lnsull t. J. Chambers £35 12s Gd; \V. E. PaynevS. Hall, £7 19s-3d; W. E. H, Leatham, £G 2s 6d ; \V. Avcrcell, v J. L. Whito, £7 9s 7d ; B. Finlay v G. A. Smith, £4 17s lOd; Clark and another v IT. Jury, £12 17s 7d; R. Jessop v A. M. Gravate, £15 19s 3d ; J. H. Rowe v T. T. Shepherd, £3 0s 3d ; John Courrie r A. Mor ton ;J. 11. Williams v W. T. Anthony £3 ; Union Sash&DoorCo. vT.Brown,£Bl9s 3d; J, W. Kent t. Gossetb, £2 9s 9d ; T. Scott v. YV, YV. Crawford £7 4s; R. Laishley t. T. Quoi, £12 4s 6d ; R, W. Hellaby v. S. Cakes, £G 10s Od; Edward Dawes v. McDonald, £2 lis. A largo number of un defended cases havo still to be adjudged.

HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AND BOARD.

The House Surgeon Resigns,

A most important meeting of tho Hospital and Charitable Aid Board was held at the Hospital this morning.

There woro present Messrs W. R. Wad del (Chairman), Crowther, Lamb, Mays Udy, Suiter, Niccol, Isaacs, Goldio and Kidd.

The Chairman intimated that he had received tho following letter from Dr. Wilkie, Houso Surgeon- "I beg to resign my appointment as Resident Surgeon. My reasons are private and already known to you. 1 shall be 'happy to be of any use thufc I can until my successor is appointed." Tho resignation was accepted, and the question of appointing a succession wa« deferred. Dr. Bond applied for reappoint ment to tho position on the honorary medi cal staff which he had previously held, but which [had beon declared vacant through Dr. Bond's abeonco from tho colony. Thoro was one othor applicant for tho position—Dr. Knight. Tho two were nominated, and Dr. Knight was elected by six votes to four. Mr \V. H. A. Tebbs wrote accopting tho position of dispenser to tho Hospital. The site of the cancer ward was lixed—a portioon of tho pad dock opposito tho old Refugo buildings. Tho hon. medical staff reported tlio necessity of moro beds for the auxiliary wards.—An application from Mr Austin for tho grazing ot tho paddock at tached to the Refuge property at Ellerslie was declined, and ib was decided to invito benders from persons willing to tako tho grazing from month to month. It was decidod to invito tenders for suppUos, including printing, rcturnabloearly in Juno. The question of closing the dispensary at bho Hospital was postponed until next meeting. It was decided to hold a special meeting of tho Board on Monday next to deal with the Refugo plans.

THE VOLUNTEER INQUIRY.

Opinion of Iho Defence

BY rELEGRAPII-OWN REPORTER.

Wellington, this day. The Minister of Defence informed me to day that he had received through Mr Mit chclson two letters from Captain Mc- Donald respecting his demand for an in quiry into charges against Lieut.-Colonel Mahon. Mr Ballance says he very much regrets tho troubles in the No. 3 Battalion and considers thab Colonel Lyon should have taken steps •to had the cause of dissatisfaction inquired into. He however, says that arrange ments will be mado at once to comply with Captain McDonald request for an enquiry so far as tho regulations allow. Mr Ballance added that it was only recently he had become aware of the extent of the dissatisfaction in No. 3 battalion and ex pressed himself as feeling, very much an noyed over tho masquerading affair. In one of his letters to the Defence Minister. Captain McDonald gives some information relative to his own griev ances. Ho says: Major Tonks' pro motion took placo in 1836 ancl I as his senior as well as several others, should have been accorded the privilege of competing with that officer, but no such op portunity was afforded. In fact the mode of p ocecding was as follows: — -Major General , Whitmoro telegraphed to Major -Mahon authorising that officer to make his own selection of staff officers, and his (Major Mah'on's) nominees woro immediately gazetted .tx> the acting rank. In reference to the brilliant examination passed by Major Tonl-.s, I should have had no hesitation in competing with him, either in the field, the camp, or on the parade around." In a sub sequent part of tl}o letter,, Capt. McDonald says that he was placed under the control of officers whom he positively declined to serve under. He took tho constitutional course open to him, and was placed under arrest and compelled to answer charges of a baseless return.

Last evening a banquet took place at Mt" Ford's Kaipara Hotel, Helensville, the reason being that Mr Curtis Moore, who for the last live years has managed the Helens ville Timber Company's mill, has severed his connection with tho district and left for the Thames this morning, to assume a similar position there.' Mr Moore, during his term of office, has ingrati ated-himself with nil clueses by his straight dealing ancl jovial disposition, and the. banquet- tendered him must bo taken as a genera! expression of good feeling towards him. Mr Burton occupied the chair, ancl was faced by Mr Ludlow. After fclie serious business of disposing of the excellent dishes provided by Host Ford, the tables were cleared. The usual loyal toasts were given from the chair. Then followed tho toast of the evening, in proposing which the Chairman enlarged upon the qualities of their guest, which had made him so highly appreciated by the Helensville people. Tho toast- was drunk in a manner that fully endorsed the chairman's sentimente. Mr Moore replied with a feeling speech of thanks, and ex pressed fcliehopefchataltliough hewas leaving Helensville he would freauently meet the many friends he had made during his residence in the place. The guest of tho evening then proposed tho hosb and host ess, and only, expressed the feelings of all.present when he, said that he had seldom if ever sat down -to a better [ served banquet. The rest of the evening was devoted to harmony, aud the company ■brolco tip shortly after U o'clock,

Wi.. ._,* ■•••>*w,i.Si«*3l! streets, in the Province-oi *... ;cH|r inland. ojl isr, HEll} THUR9PAY, AFS'-Vw 11-?*'.- K^

THE ' AUCKLAtf if 7EVEfNING^STAR, nISu_RkDAY," AjgjL*, |§||

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Auctions- : R. ARTHUR.] [j. f.IBUDDLE TO-MORROW, II a.m. , ,i MARKET DAY. s AR T H vi? S M A *R' T," POULTRY, PRODUCE -FRUIT..AND GROCERY AUCTION POULTRY DEPARTMENT. Fowls, Turkeys, Lucks, Goose, Pigeons, Canaries, Fancy Birds, Large Cage of Parrots, Small Pigs. Iron Tank. , J LOGS — Pure-bred Fox-tomer, 10 months old, splendid ratter, Scotch-terrier with collur and WlC* AND GROCERY DE PARTMENT.—2OO sacks Waikato Potatoes, 40 sacks Southern Potatoes. Onions, Carrots. Cab bages, Rhubarb, Herbs, Plants. 14 cases Butter in small lars, 7 kegs Taranaki Butter, 11 kegs Butter, 50' good Cheese, Auckland and Canter bury Bacon aud Hams. Oats, East Coast Maize. Chaff, Honey, Boos Wax. FRUIT.-Sup'-rior local-grown Apples, Pears, Quinces, Lemons, Oranges, Bananas, etc; GROCERIES, etc. — Tea, Co.leo, Biscuits, Lollies, Show Glasses, Scales, Candles, Soap, Honey, Beeswax. Sundry Lots. Also ou salo privately at auction prices, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, UPSTAIRS, good collection of Pianos, a large and varied assortment of Household Furniture and Re quisites. TERMS-CASH BEFORE DELIVERY.' It. ARTIIUK] [J. F. UUDIILB. MONDAY, MAY -9, At Eleven o'Clock. NORTHCOTE, BIRKENHEAD, EPSOM. SPLENDID HOMESTEADS AND BUILDING SITES. GOOD DWELLING-HOUSE, &c. ORCHARD AND GARDEN. MAGNIFICENT VIEWS INVIGORATING AIR. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Havo been favoured with instructions to Sell, by Public Auction, at their Estate, Land, and House Sale Rooms, second floor Arthur's Mart, on Mcnday, May 9, at eleven o'clock a.m., THE following very Choice and Valuable Freehold Properties :— BARTLEY, NORTHCOTE.-Choicest Shelly Beach frontages lo the Harbour. A socond series of line Allotments in tho abovo unique and charm ing Estate. mo«t cod vcnicr.tly situated within a few minutes' walk of the Northcote Wharf; commanding flno views. Terms: One quarter cash, balanco on mortgage for 3 or 6 year., at Gj per cent. If buildings are erected at onco, Iho wholo of thopurchaso money may re main. Plan* will be ready inn few day s. , BIRKENHEAD—SeveraI fine largo Building Sites, healthful, convenient, and beautiful. NORTHCOTE, near to BARTLEY.-Ono of the linest Properties In Iho harbour, known as Hole Bridge, now occupied by Mr W. C. Arthur, containing about 23 Acres of Land, having a largo frontage to Ihe Harbour, on which are growing a number of very flno pnh'ulUkawa trees, making charming picnic grounds ; n good orchard una garden, planted with carefully selected trees, just coming to profitable bearing; a well-built Family Residence and out buildings making one of Hie most convenient and choice homcßteadPin tho suburbs of Auckland. The vic'w Is varied, ualnternip'ed, and charming, air untainted and Invigorating. EPSOM, near THREE KINGS.-Ono of the most magnificent Residenco Sites in .he .«■.-. bi'rbs of Auckland, tastefully planted and we.) fenced, having frontages to three roads, commanding i viow rurely furpasscd, containing 111 Acres of Volcanic Land; adjoining Cicghorp'.-. Estate. Epsom. This property is exceedingly valuable for the scoria ash it contains, 8. VAILE.] 0* I>CrOLA3. TOMORROW, At 2 p.m. Bharp. VAILE & DOUGLAS Will soil by auction, at their Land Salo Rooms, Shortland-street, BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE MR AMBROSE TRUST. W SMALL FARMS AT PAKU- I RANGA, situated on tlio Main Koad to ifo wick. ' LOT i—Tho Homestead of 17 acres, all fenced in 5 paddocks, good fences, and all In grass; DWELLING-HOUSE, Barn, two Stables, Cow shed, Calves-house, Piggery. This is a very valuablo site, being situated at the juuctlon of throo roads. LOT 3-Farm of .2 acres 1 rood 28 perches, all fenced and in good grass. LOT 3—Farm of 13 acres 2 roods 38 perches, all fenced and under cultivation. Lol 4-Farm of 12 acreß 3 roods, 25 porches, all fenced and under cultivation. LOT s—Farm of 11 acres 21 porches, fenced on three sides, and In good grass. LOT G-Farm cf 9 acres 28 porchoa, fencod oa three sides, and In good grass. LOT 7—Farm of £> acres 3 roods 1 perch, all foncod and in good grass. ALL THESE FARMS ARE SPLENDTD QUALITY, and have good water supply. Being situated within easy driving distance cf Auck land, thoy urc very suitable for Market Gardens or small Dairy Farms. TERMS: ONE-THIRD CASH; balanco at 7 pet* cont. Also, BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE MR J. L. SUBRI'I.'ZKY, THAT VALUABLE and WELL-KNOWN PROPERTY, SITUATE AT THE CORNER OF WELLES. LEY AND CHAPEL STREETS, And known as THE OLD BAPTIST CHURCH. FIVE-ROOMED COTTAGE and Allotment in Clarcncc-strcct. Ponsonby. 10l ACRES OF RICH VOLCANIC LAND iU <2 AT MOUNT SMART. By Order of the Registrar of the Supremo Court of Now Zealand—Auckland. ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND in tho Pro vincial District of Auckland, containing 8 acres moro or loss, situated in the Parish of l'aku ranga. County of Edon, nnd being Allotment No. 17. of Section No. 10, of small lots near Howick. '•-.' • The Conditions of Salo and Plan of Property thereon can bo scon fU; .tljo above-mentioned Mart, or at tho Oflic.'pr Dr. LaisUlpjj. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate.Auctioneers, Shortland-st, THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE ON FRIDAY NEXT, 29th April, 1657. Ex ' Gairloch ' from tho Waitara, 8. MEDIUM AND HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES ■-'•n ' 3 Good Young Hacks -..jj, s 1 First-class Hunter. ,: - ALFRED "BUCKLAND. ■ : i ~ t . THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE ON FRIDAY NEXT, 29th April, ISS7, at 12 o'Clock, ' STYLISH DOUBLE SEATED BUGGY, almost now. -, Very Handsome Pair Grey Buggy Horses, from Opunako, land syoars old, good insinglo or doublo harness Bay Racing Maro, Mignonette, by Kingfisher, dam Lady Julia, in foal to S.omhus Draught Entire Colt, 3 years old, by Loch Fergus, out of a Fancy maro Bay Filly, 1 years old, just broken Extra Heavy Draught Bay Golding, 5 years old: i any trial One Light Wagonette, Bay Horso, and Harness Heavy and .Light Harness Horses, Hacks, Etc., Etc., Eto. ..,.•..- ALFRED "BUCKLAND. WOOL, HIDE S, SHEEPSKINS, TALLOW. ■■ ' HUNTER AND NOLAN, > Auctioneers. CHAS. HESKETH] [ALEX. AITKEN TTESKETH, AITKEN AND CO.,i AUCTI6nEERS, LAND. ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENT**. Regular Sales every Tuesday of Hides, Skins, Wool, Tallow, otc. CITY MARKET. '



Auctions. . C. E. Paget!. [A. McD. Ralston. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'Clock. CENTRAL AUCTION MART, 181, QUEEN-STREET. POULTRY, PIGST FLOUR, OAT MEAL, Oats, Maize, Chair, Potatoes, Onions, Bacon, Cheese, Apples, Bananas. Second-hand Clothing. Household Furniture. PAGET & RALSTON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, 11 a.m. *, 215, QUEEN-STREET MART. .& F. J. JONES ." § Will sell by public auction, THE BALANCE OF DRAPERY GOODS, loft, from Wednesday, consisting of: Ladies'and Children's Ulsters. Underlinen, Stockinscttcs. Jacket, Shirts, Children's Cos tumes, Hosiery, Buttons, Dress Goods, Sunl shades, Hats, Velvets, Corsets, Mitts, >» •<• Without Rctorve. !j :. ' TO-MORROW, 4 At 11 o'clock. jji i EDWARD LEYDON $ '. Will hold his usual weekly salo of ' PRODUCE, FURNITURE, &c., Potatoes, Onions, Apples, Hams, Bacon, Cheese, Biscuits, Lollies, &c. Also— A Largo Assortment of Now anfl Second-hand Furniture, consisting of Suites, Round and Square Tables, Washstands and Dressing Tables, Chests of Drawers, Carpets, Bedroom Ware, Couches, Chairs, Moat Safes, &c., &o. EDWARD LEYDON Auctioneer. C. IIESKETn.I [A. AITKKN. AGRICULTURAL KALL, FOR SALE TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, at Noon. Tho Subscribor3 will sell by public auction at tbo Agricultural Hall To-morrow (Friday) at noon, as undor:— POULTRY— GEESE, FOWLS, Ducks, Turkeys, Pigeons, otc. PIGS -10 Good Suckers, 20 well-bred Berkshire Pigs, Porkors, and Store Pigs. PRODUCE-. 20 tons Good Eating Potatoes 10 tons Cow do. \ 3 tons Onions •' * " Chcsso. Butter in pats and kegs, 1 ten Hams and Bacon, 10 cases Honey. FRUIT 50case<? Good Apples, 30 Cooking do, Pears, Quinces, Tomatoes, etc. Also— 11 Chaff Cuttor, Single Furrow Plough, Minchlng 'Machine, 2 Good Ranges, _,< OO Wall Tiles, Butcher's Fitting**, tic, 1 Good Churn, Grinding Stono, ScTthv and Farming Utensils, Harnes, Saddles, Bridles, Horses, Spring Traps, See HESKETH, AITKEN, i CO. Auctioneers. i ' TO-MORROW, at 11 o'Clock, OATS, BUTTER, MALT, POTATOES, Etc., Etc., Etc B. TONKS & Co. Havo received instructions to sell bn Friday next, at ll o'clock, "I *>A SACKS PRIME OAMARU JL.-^xJ' POTATOES 200 Sacks Blenheim Malt 20 Keg; Wanganui BuUcr _ 55 Sacks Oata ~° Etc., Etc., Etc. B. TONKS & Co., Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, At Elovon o'clock. ; , PRODUCE, POTATOES, ONIONS, ETC. WALTER J. DOWDEN 1 Will Soil by Public Auction to-morrow, at 11 oclock, ' iiU| BAGS OAMARU POTATOES, JL \y \P SO bags Flour, 50 bags Onions, Malro, Wheat, Oats, Bran. ChalF, Barley. Pollard, Tea, Sugar, Oatmeal, Butter, Chccso, Canterbury Bacon and Hams, etc., etc. W. 3. COCHRANH.], [jAS. DACRE. TO-MORROW, 11 A.M. WALNUT PIANOS, TAPESTRY AND , , HORSEHAIR SUITES, BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY CARPETS, BOOK- I CASE, WARDROBE, RANGES, IRON SAFE, MODEL STEAM ENGINE, ! HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. i The Subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Friday next, »t 11 r o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist ing of Walnut Piano, by Owen, Piano forte by Stoddart, Drawing nnd Dining Room < Suites, Fenders and Irons, Hearthrugs, Austrian Chairs. Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Book _ caso. Iron nnd Wood Bedsteads, Palliasses, . Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Washstands and Ware, Dressing Tables, Mirrors, Caneand Wood Chairs, Matting. Linoleum, Mats, Couches, - Rocking Chairs, Wardrobes, Round and Squaro Tables, Baths, Kitchen U'ensils, Stoves, Ranees Iron Safe, Dressers, Office Tabic and Chairs, , Counter?, Carpenter's Bench. Model Engine, Ktc. i Ewart and Son's Patent Crown Boiler and 1 Bath Heater. Syke's Hot Air Bath. » SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. > ■ — ' — \V. S, COCHRANE.] [JAS. DACRE. TUESDAY, 3rd MAY. : DINING TABLE, MARBLE CLOCK, ; HANDSOME MOTTLED KAURI WARDROBE, HOUSEHOLD .FURNI TURE, at Symonds streot. The Subscribers will sell by auction, at tho Residence, Symonds-streot, (known aa the Old Parsonage), on Tuesday, 3rd May, at 11 o'clock, THE WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD •FURNITURE, noarly new, .consisting of J Largo Rlmu Dining Tablo,' Tapo'Slry Cover, ■ Carpcts.Fcndors and Irons.Rugs.Austrlan Rock ing Chair, Tablo", Austrian Bcntwood Chairs, Black Marblo Clock, Vases,' Linoleum, Qlaaa ware, Crockery, China, Curtains, Child's Chair, Perambulator, Handsome Mottled Kauri Ward robe, Largo Chests Drawers, Iron Bedsteads, Mattresses, Palliasses, Washstands, Waro, Mirrors, Bath, Child's Cot, Gas Stove, Kitchen Utensils, Tubs, Filter, etc. Also 20 good Fowls. t,, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneere. *- .- hJ WEDNESDAY MAY 4, 188}. " AUCTION SALE. I Mr. N. J. ISAACS , _i&,3 received instructions from tho liquidators of the Te Aro Theatre and Opera House Company (Limited), to soil \_y Public Auction, at his Auction Mart, Cub-T-strcefc.on WEDNESDAY, the ith clay of May next, at 11 o'clock a.m. THE TE ARO THEATRE AND O PERA HOUSE, situate on part of Section No. 210, City of Wellington, and having a frontage to Manners-street of 65 feet by a depth therefrom of 192 feet, together with a right-of way for 10 years from Cuba-street to tho rear of tho Theatre, and together with all furniture, •fittings, chairs, scenery, appurtenances and effect, of the Theatre. THE-WHOLE TO BE SOLD IN ONE LOT. Terms Cas*i. —: ,' Title—Land Transfer. j '-For further particulars apply to 3 , THE LIQUIDATORS, MESSRS. JAMES McDOWELL AND SAMUEL GILMER. MESSRS. BUCKLEY, STAFFORD, AND BARTON, Solicitors. or to THE AUCTIONEERS,,:; •



Auctions- ■_■ __' ~ : " -, IJAS. DACRE W. S. COCHIJANE] -*J • SATURDAY, APRIL 30, At 11 o'clock. PIANOFORTE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HEPBURN-&T. The subscribers will sell by auc^P^r^t.reot misesof Captain McKenzie, fleptonp , . at 11 o'clock on Saturday, the 30th mstan., PIANOFORE, Drawing-room bni.e, Household Fnrni.ure, &c. • NO KESEItVE. S. COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer.^ Public Koticcs r^-v. "OARQUE RUDOLPH -I,^-K i 3 JOSEPHY. Tr 1 I^^®^*^ EROM NEW YORK VIA Tho above vessel having reported at-the,Cus toms, Consignees arc requested to pass «£ r,°s' nay freight, and take delivery of cargo in terms of Bills of Lading. All Goods impeding-the vessel's discharge will be stored at Consignees riDolireryTrder. obtainable at the office of the undersigned. p BARBER, : Agent; Captain Bradhoring .yrlU not bo responsible for any debts contracted by his crew without his written authority. FOUND, a Bag' containing sundry articles. Owner can have the same by giving description and paying expenses.-Ap ply MTBHamccs^Wic^O£ia_A^ WANTED Well-known—The Ist Sel ling Off at Dampier's Only Shop, Victoria-street, is now on. Notice the reduction which includoGouts black hard Felt Hats, Is . I bladed mother of pearl pen Knife. Od : new Coats &a lid ; Men's White Shirts, 2s; W all Paper, od roll; 6rewel Wool. 8d per doz.: Berlin Wool, lesß than half price, 3s lid; Dun Silk, 1.. bd doz, reels; Wool Clouds, sd; Cream Jugs, Ib per dozen; Gents Stud Suites, with 10 carat gold-plated fronts, -d; Laco Curtains, 2s lid ; Ticking. 4d ydl; Window Holland. 7d; Men's Braces, 5d ; stay Busks, is doz; Hairpins, 7d ; Corsets, lid pair; Coats s 400 yd reels, la: Large Counterpanes, is lid ; Men's Shirts, lOd ; Thimbles (5). m doz ; Men s Sets of Studs, od ; Spectacles. 2d pair ; Tea Strainers, 2Jd ; Tooth Brushes, 3}d; Sharing Brushes, od; Large Tumblers, id ; Egg Cups, 8d per doz.; I< Gather Dusters, 7d? Firo Shovels, sd; Fishhooks, 2dpz for 3d: Coloured Cotton, 1M doz; All wool lings. Gs 9d; Table •Covers, Id; Photo Frames, 5d per pair : Boys Caps, 3Jd ; Infants' Scotch Caps, 6d ; Razors. .6d ; rooth Powder, 4d : Pocket Books, Gd; Ecedmgßottl s, ad: Violet Powdor, 4d dox. ; Concertinas, Is lid; B6w Bells andfcY.L. Journals, od, Toasting Forks. 6.1; Teapots. G_.; Ladies Bags, Is ;ld ; Flavouring Essences, 3d; Lar.je Looking glasses, 2s 3d; Carving Knife and Fork, 8d ; Music, grand line, od the sheet; Pocket Knives. 5d ; Men's White Shirts. 2s ; Large Tea Trays, Hd; White Handkerchiefs, 6 for Is : Fine Tooth Combs, lid per doz: Coloured Spectacles, Od per pair; Purses, 3d each; Mane Combes, sd.—At Dampiera Only Shop, Vlcioria-3treet. T7IXHIBITION of Glassblowing, Saturday JO- Afternoon, from 2to 5. Admission, Cd. Prizeei given. Works. Freeman's Bay. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS is a pleasant remedy. WEDDING CARDS.—Latest Style at tho Star Lithographic Works, Short la ndstroetAuckland TTF in need of a. stimulant take Wolfe's JL Schnapps. THE Best. Gift; for Home friends is Brett's Auckland Almanac, containing a Pictorial Representation of Queen-street, De scription of the Provincial District, New Guide to Hot Lake. &c, &c. . XpMPTY SACKS. Wo arc buyers of Empty Sacks in any Quantities. HESKETH, AITKEN & Co.. Agricultural Hall. P" ATER SO N AND CO., GRAIN MERCHANTS. „ LIVERY AND~BAIT STABLES. Omnibuses, Brakes, Cabs, and Saddle Horses for Hire at lowest rates. Special arrangomonts made with Evening and Picnic Parties. Stores and Stables:—Lornc-street, Mt Roskill, and Avondale, Auckland, N.Z. pHOICE TARANAKI BUTTER. REGULAR SUPPLIES COMING FORWARD . WEEKLY. Apply JOHN BUCHANAN. , SURREY HILLS. SURREY HILLS. CHOICE LOTS. FINE VIEWS. HEALTHY SITUATION. SURREY HILLS. SURREY HILLS, SURREY HILLS. TRAM-CARS PASS EVERY 10 MINUTES. One-fifth Cash, balanco any time within Five Years. Instalments received. Offices : Australian Mutual Provident Society's Build ings, Queen-street. A. BOARDMAN, Agent. J. BUTCHER.] . ■ [j. GREEN. T¥T- ANTED KNOWN. EVERYONE TO PATRONISE LOCAL I INDUSTRY By having their Goods made at the SHIRT AND UNDERCLOTHING MANUFACTURING CO. Manager: MR LEMAN. HALL O F COMME RC E, GREAT NORTH ROAD. FFICES TO LET'in the best position In Shortland Street, now occupied by Mr Witheford. Low rent to a good tenant. J. H. WITHEFORD. COMMODIOUS HOUSE, a few minutes walk from Post Oflice, corner section over looking the harbour. £1150. :'- J. H. WITHEFORD. , A .COUNTRY RESIDENCE, IN THE XJL CITY.—7-roomed House, verandah two sides; good bearing vine in conservatory, to Let ; on lease, with . purchasing clause,, with nearly two acres of orchard, within tweniy min utes of Quoon-strcot:. or will be sold a bargain for cash.-J. H. Witheford. .. ~ AT NORTH SHORE.-A first-class Villa of 8 rooms, built with great care and specially selected timbers, wash-house with conorete floor, copper, tanks; •-;-:-. !;>id..... Nice garden, fruit trees, !,,....*_ allotment Owner having to leave v.ouirt.give satisfactory terms and immediate possession. Price £500. ; J. BE)WITHEFORD. ■VTEAfc THREE LAMPS.-A comfort _LZ\ ablo Houso two frontages. Very cheap at £250, as a recent addition cost, £200. ~...,. ; .J. H. WITHEFORD.,. OLCANIC SOIL.-Gentleman's Resi- T-, ,_dcnco at Rocky Nook, 9 largo rooms. Doublo gates, carriage drive, beautifully kept grounds. £900.; ..-..;• ■ ;■,..* : J.H. WITHEFORD. A TWO STORY HOUSE, on leasehold -CS- ground (the freehold can be secured). Can be had cheap. Overlooks Harbour." '. ■ ; '"••""' J. H. WITHEFORD. . I^fTEW and elegantly built Hou_e, balcony, -Ll &C., slate roof, in tho most convenient and . genial-locality at Ponsonby, near to the harbour, two streot frontages.: £1000. "' ' '-' -"- ---• '" ■ ■ -_''__ J. H. WITHEFORD. BUILDING SITE "PARNELL for Sale", in the best business position, adjoining Mr. C. Witheford's, 26 feet frontage.—Apply i J. IL Witheford. ,;.... . . .*..:-:.:•/_



Public Jfotice^_______ -— ™iT^iijMOU™ •«_--..•««^g_^-- r ■ DIRECT. SIM connecting with west coast ronTS' |%j-^^-Sj The f fegu iar trader b.b. May, at 12 noon.. Al cargo must be booked At our office. For freight, passage, and other particular apply to . STONE BROS., 20, Queen-street. ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING. In Lecture Hall. V.M.C.A. Chairman : F. Battloy, E.g. ?'Tlc 13 be Society and T Sunday Schools B bc« rVluxVrno °nSun ad^o yo8 l WS°o r ngsby Mis 6 Maunsell. Miss Moginio, and others. • •''.'" '' Collection to defray expotises. THO. EUSTACE CX)RiaLL, c< YOUNG MEN'S -CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. WELLESLEY-STREET. ALL DESIROUS OFHELPING THE ABOVE INSTITUTION Have an opportunity in tho forthcoming SALE OF GOODS, MAY 10,11, and 12. GIFTS OF ANY KIND WILL BE THANK FULLY RECEIVED. Perishable goods should be sont to the Rooms on the days of salo; non-perishable at any time. The Committee desire to thank Messrs Philcox and Son for iheir promise to fit tho hall for tho sale free of all chargo, T. BUDDLE, Iti-., q pc « A. KNIGHT, | Hon- SeCB, I^TELSON FOOTBALL CLUB. A Meeting of tho members of tho above Club will be held at the Prince of Wales Hotel TO MORROW (Friday), EVENING, at 8 p.m. Business Important. O. NICHOLSON, ' Hon. Sec. "DEMUERA ROAD DISTRICT. The following gentlemen were this day duly nominated for the office of Members of Board :— DAVID NOLAN JOSEPH L. WILSON Being tho exact number required I hereby declare the above-named gentlemen duly elected Members of the Remuera Road Board. WM. DINNISON. '-'-'•'. I?;'; •> li il Returning Officer. April 27,1887. ; TfIPSOM ROAD DISTP.ICT. The following Gentlomen hare This Day bieen duly Nominated for the position of Members of Board, viz.:—John Andrew, Honry Rees George, Arthur Heather, Robert Ncal; and George Worrall. The number of nominations (5) exceeding that of the vacancies (21, a poll will be taken on THURSDAY, the 6th day of Mnynext, between tho hours of nine a,m. and six-p.m., ia Mr. Edgcrley's Workshop,' Epsom Road.' ' WM. DINNISON, 87. ' .'•' Returning Officer. 26th April, 18 ■jyTANCARE ' ROAD: ' DISTRICT. Tho following Candidates have been nom inated to Ull the vacancies in the Mangaro Road Board :— JOSEPH HASTIE, Jui?R. ', A JAMES >\V ALL ACK ..■'.' SAMUEL OOOSEMAN CHAULES WASHER . " ' Tho numhor of Candidates being greater than the number of offices to bo filled, 1 therefore give notice that a Poll for the return of Two Members will be taken at the Mangaro Public Hall on WEDNESDAY,- May 4. »B_7. - AUGUSTUS J. SHACKELL. RetUriiing'Officer. April 27, 1887, ;...--' ,--,* yxiSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The partnership hitherto, existing between JOHN- GRTFFIT'H RENNTE and ROBERT HENRY ABBOTT, carrying on; business as Drapers and Clothiers in Karanjgahnpe Road and. Upper Symonds-street, .under the style of Rennie* and Abbott, has this day,been DIS SOLVED by mutual consent The business will be conducted and carried on as hitherto by 'Robelkt -Henrt ' Abbott, under the style of R. H. Abbot & Co." * '.'•' All accounts due to the lato firm of Rennie & Abbott are requested to be paid within twenty eight days from date.' - - * DEVORE & COOPER, ".. Solicitors for" the said firm. April-28, 18S7. "OEMUERA SOCIAL UNION. ~ CHILDREN'S EVENING, [: WEDNESDAY, MAY 4. "1887, When will be produced a Laughable Extrava . yganza, entitled .'•;JA!CK AND THE BEANSTALK."' V: ■■_-, Admission—Adults, 2s;' Children, is. Doors open at 7.30; commonco at 8 p.m ~ , Tickets may be.had : of any member' of the' Committee. ELECTION OF TRUSTEES. SItfUNT EDEN ROAD DISTRICT. -''; "ORBTNARY VACANCY:' *-"■"'':: In the matter of the " Regulation of Local Elec ' ..,-V tions Act, 1876." I, the undersigned, Returning Officer for the Mount Edon District, herobv appoint FRI- I)A-S", j Aprll 20th, at noon, and the -Tollhouse. Blount. Edon Road, as the time and-place to receive Nominations for* Candidates to fill tho vacancies occurring tlirough tho retirement of two Members of tho Board. k And should a Poll be necessary,-the Election will be hold on Satur day, 7th day of May, ISB7. •- ..- ■,-,- ■ , V', "if A H... J. STICKLEY, ' '.■;'" :' ".*: Returning Officer, _ Mount Eden Road District. ' Mount Eden, April 19,1687. r ; -. MlOL' ; THE Biggest Literary Shillmg's Worth T ,, .in Australasia-Brett's Auckland Almanac. Illustrated. ..'••.-.■."" mOßa,ccoj. Vt .,,.. T,OBA.CCOi! •*■" TOBACCO HI 5 60 Boxes, of .Genuine Cameron's ,'Long;. 7_ to Pound,' at ss. 2d. per. lb.!'f6t Cash,-weigh guaranteed,-at ifu f-iij *JO t b-' . ?-'■>..* . ;y .FR^DK. ;i . WHITEHEAIJ 5!, 7i 95, VICTORIA-STREET. ' -C\ Kukz H Isack, j A. Kurz & Co." Vienna, I. Berlin,, C. ■ /COMMISSION EXPORTERS HARD- Reliable Agept-wanted; References required., E'[ A; N D sh: c"o J,_>r • ~,■•---•-';-, dentists; ' /; Kingsley House, Hobs Son-street, ' ED^.&^ iatol^> en^SSy, Herbekt: Cox, e Doc|or of Dentals^Surirerr ; University of Michigan, U.S., America ' a;n ¥~t d 'ATVo^^; .JUST ARRIVED. *'] *'! A Choice Assortment; of LADIES^ tirfe_>p*T»a and PALETOTS, in the newest Sand materials.; ' • a ' J_VC-_.E*tf t^-j.' I " BS. bl*ided' 2^ CH fif client value fori; . btt-- ... A., LOVETT, Wi-LLESI,EY STREET.



'' ' :T!_?_™|CTi' r AUCKLAND BurE^^ll .. TRACTORS^g T «. 2 o'clock. 'iU RR^fflS BUSINEB!* lili To consider draft" Contn-t--., i - HI To consider proposed a&Xk* */ Conditions of Contra^-atl1 ' the Institute of Ax^^mSMi' •— Other matters of vulltof^H| Ciation. ":t»fc,^R By order, ' \r__z mENDERS wantedl^^ '■ mENDERS will'blr^s>« I X signed, until the 2nd MAy i^«_lß f veyancc of 300 Piles, 45 to ffl „MwHI I Maketu to Auckland. ThelowpifSt t W not necessarily accepted.-j o WT«!i_H_i I Coombes' Arcade, Auckland. \ °C^§H i'J ANTED, TeS^o7^«JfOl roomed Cottage, pinn,., ';"<' tions can be seen at the offi_*XW * Albert-street, up till SATUKsSvsS t~~l noon, when tenders will be receiTMll-wK' - to accept any or lowest tender, ?\ - ,—' TENDERS will bcr^ilT'Mi-.''" of WEDNESDAY, M.^ -X Erection of a Six-roomed Cottage!?^ * Plans and specifications at our of£ 'F° land-street. uur 0-?tgWR; 1 STEWART AND HUNTER, C «' A C ITY - ALTERATIONS TO LAVVWfet '% free public üßaun^uHr The City Council will receive W. "- .' "~ 3 p.m. of Thursday, May 12th, feS* *f in terms of plan andspecification!. M'1 W• at tho office of Mr H. G. Wade Arch,' : '-^7 ham-street. The Council do not km vs-___W° to accept any tendar. ,--wJ!sMBK7 Tenders to bo endorsed "forAW' '■:-'- — Alterations on Free Library BuUdi-p, , L- P. A. PHILIPS, Totoe — Town Clerk's Office, Apri127,18.7. , | A IN THE MATTER OF ALFBHJiBE OF AUCKLAND. JEWEU|hMB& Tenders sealed and endorsed. »"*iJh___» Aloy's Estate," will be receivedT)T"ftJaHte£^ signed up to noon on THURSD AY,,aBJMB|"~ 1887, for the Stock-in-Trade and FiitumMH, as a whole or separately. . j"BHS— Stock-sheets and conditions atmyo__,flßfej__ JOHN LAWSffiß|C f Official Assignee in B-__-a-_-_BO^ Auckland. April 21, 1887. At ■ ,f^|l|R TjIDWABD , M-AHOKEY^iSBrei ARCHITECTS, [ ["""" ' Q.PEEN-BTREET. AUCKI-AWI^E|K. . P. HERAPATH, F.R.1.8.A.] ''illjip^B^ P HE RAP AT H mi^f • ARCHITECTS, '^MIOS Colonial Bank Ban,Dis|||[H| R P. F. M. E.UBRoB ARCHITECT AND BUIMML SURVEYOR, "V-'rr/^H- A.M.P. Society's Bui_rm-03,,;iH^— ■WDWARD B A'RyLlK^ . ARCHITECT, »»_&- STICHBURY'S BUILDIS-B.mIL QUEEN-STREET,* I WM& A RT H U.R G.r|fi|Bl Architect, "\|i*S§&li Mason's Buildings, Karakgahu!'sS|^kJ ( X 0 H N MI T c in' _f ARCHITECT, j Hlri St. Mungo Chambers, Queen-sttAflHr^ Special Work undertaken for 'toWlffoV "■' Perspectives "in Best Sl_f-WjHK^ t Patent Drawing--* and Spccifiwtipi^iSKj^ Prepared at Moderate Ch_i*M'|B|| . TTtT I-L; LT AM ' !ERRLfI|K^ .-■-•■.. ,M. Tt-tbt. C.E.. M. Ixst. -£Sr-l«B . .'CONSULTING E-^pjlp AUCKLAN 0. ,:'S_W/f- - Jllßb INDIVIDUALS afflicted~ffiisßp 0 other kidney difficulties''nes4^^Rpa Schnapps. .—il-Hr 11 THE MEDICA; L-ELECTRk|I*- TREATMENT OF DISEASE^M . As many diseases can be cuired/s ljjsfl^mA without Medicine, and others being iBISWHS tion with Medicine, Dr. WILKINS;-*!*^^ to his Consulting Rooms every-n^ceswfWß, trical appliance both for Internal aiifffl ■ Complaints of the body, includingK!e-tßj|tt and Cold Baths.—Consulting Room!, "j|HR^ street, opposite Shortland-street, Ancgpglln THE success of : Wolfe's:>-^-§fflL theso colonies has been unpawl)#|B Volunteer Notices. [ETp* "XTAVAL;., ARTILLERY MVEI| A Parade of the Auckland. ''Poa^JHTT' Waitemata Corps will take place 'l<>?_Wt . Evening in tho Drillshcd at,7 30 -Bine WH» band to attend.-E. LeRQY, ,Capt. WtmA ir\EVONPORT NAVAL ART^fflp Officers, Petty Officers, and Men Waftei Corps to Assemble in thoir BoattnM.jJ^B Shore, Tomorrow Evening at ZslW2&_\__W „ cial and important business. JW."™? F. LeKOY, Capt, Comdt, A. Div,, N^MCA TO LET, Offices, from 2ss (s§|H . Shop and Dwelling ; Cottage., _W_\__\\_\[ ■ woelv; Room -10 x 21, &o*-Edw_jZ£g^WF*| TirANTED smart Boy. -AlfiJK^ V V "Hot, Cold, and Shower BuO^Ki Streot East, abovo Greyhound Hotel, «m.i Cheap .Ijpddingan^.Furniturej-lart^aMr WANTED, strong WomM"'sjHfc dress-Apply upper Retß*g!i^|H|h-: WANTED -Anyone who"«S^K Wagonnctt, Staunch BaKggKS Silver mounted haraess, to Tiat«gffi-.-s Sale to-morrow. ' ■~7Z_Wk~* ANTED— Second -t-pfiKH Waiter. Barman ; . Housekeeper. General Servants, ij^n.) milk.-A. McLeod and Co., 2a Q__g-3!^|~R BOOT TRADE.-Wautd, & Wjß-J Thread Machinist: no'-r^MiJMr 1 wages given.—Northern Bootandon9gj^y c TT^OUND - White canvas ,-.."^R Jj Canoe; with mast and . sail... W 'Mgh\ { have same' by paying exp-«ses.-AP»M«fi 10 , Bright, Orakie Road, Rerouers^3>aag^«aq TMPOUNDED in the Mount!«■/ J_ Pound on April 28, ISB7, by^MMM^ Bay Horse, with small piece oL'T^jHi^ foot, and white ou face, blind °V°V»Wp released hefore Uie 13th of May, 188-l!-S^^ to pay expenses, a^Brj"kEWjP°|_|J| 7TH AS.' WILI-lAML Vy House, Land and Es'ato \B<x^mnl.... street, opposite Fort-street, eSiagmß Sale, and to Let, largeiand smal« «B City Suburbs, and Country JMmM_mA Farnis, improved and a^ myFW^M^ parts of the province. Allotments for Salo in the City cash or on deferred a^lMn^~Aip^in_mp' 1] ¥teW ZEALAND TOBACCO _K^ SS ' ■■'..' PANY, LIMITED..■yfg|BJL' A General Meeting of S^sJßx New Zealand Tobacco Conipany.^c^BJv be held at the Company 8 Q__^_j]t___m Street East, on FRIDAY, the *«.^|W| a BISsiNESS-To elect the present Directors, U ance with tho Articles of AM?T" i '!*l|^Wyi olfciblo for rc-clcction.. .- - , UM B By Order of tho Board of *^g%B&^lß^ Hon.Sec^ndWpMWe