Births.

■■' Treen", BuoklamS, on Juno S, tho DATi> : ' V", v. Davyiof a eon. -Cornwall papers wifoot'. ploa6o cop>. " Juno 5, at her residence Eden FQHARTY.-Ou. of P. J, Fogarty of a son. Terrace, th o witt> Both doing woll, —-

Marriages.

FIMMONS-MURDOCH. -On A«iv. >lio Rev MaryT Church. : OnelW, '>/.>> '" of Father Paul, Charlos Hor.ry, of lest By. *t rhiirloß P Simuioiiß, to icllKabetii, «lQv. Khtor o"£^award':Murdoch; boUi of 0..0-

Deaths.

COLKMAN.- At.lite residence, Mauku, on May 18 Httor a short lUnoss. Mr James Col«uan. HK'JLOP.-On Juno 0. at :wolrose, North tihoro. Bliaibeth. younjtMt daughter ol John and Ellon .lieslop ; ago yours. „ LKPPEK.-On Juno 4. at Waikomitl. ftlW Elizabeth, the wife of W. Lopuor: a«ed 19 toldeet dauKliter of W. Barron, WaikomltO.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Mails-wlil oloso as under:— Tina Day. For Russell. Kawakawa, and Opua, per Wai- For T&unes, per Kotuku, at 5.30 p.m.

Wednesday. Jnno 8. For Coromandol, por Coromamlol, fttjlUQiß.n^ For MaOKavai, Hukaru, and kmwaka, poi FornbK-uika Vti m" Aon&atoto, Tunrwagn, ami %otlki S Thames), por Enterprise* at

ForP|rhaonos, per Enterprise, at 5.30 p.m.

Thursday, Juno o.

For Port Filzroy, Tryphona, and OkupTl, per Fo?WaiwL aa mTo Kapa, and Warkwortb, por Fo^S'S and Bouthorn Ports, F^%t£ssm PorU -1 Aus tralian. Colouios, per Gairlooh, at 11 a.m. Fuiday, 10th Inßt

For Taranaki and Soutliorn porta, per Wannka. at 11 a.m.

Monday, 20th iast.

*m 3 Soutb Aniorico. BriUsU and t preyjui VS eat Indies at uoon. l^or United Kiygaow ami CoDtoent ofWrope,aUQon. «»rde>j KoKlfltercdlottorß, anduowapaperß, at 10.S -a.m Lato lcttorß, bcariuif an extra too of Cd in n I dldon to tho postar,o. >vUI be reooivod bv^e moll agent on board the steaiucr up to we time of Hailing. This mall will be duo at London

July 25. n N<;TBi - On Monday, 20th inst. ih_o Post Offleo will-bo 'closed at noon. All mails-for utual aftornooii deapatcb 011 that day will bo closed at UTiioßday. 31ct Inst., will bo obaorvpd oa a cloeo Post Ofilco holiday in honour of Her M&ioat.y tho Quoen's Jubilee Mallß for despatch on that daw will be closed at 11 a.m., on Junu 20, in \Veclric»day. Wnrt Inar.. vrlll be a halMioliday, tho olUco clobJiik at noon. Mails for afternoon despatch on that day will 00 closed at 11 a.m.

S.P.BISS. •• Chief Postmafltor.

LATE SHIPPING.

The cutter Jano arrivod from Mahurangi with lime this afternoon.

The s.s.'Penguin which left Onohunga for the South to-day took tbo following passencrora :—London Circus Company (30), MissAirey, Mr H. C. Brookfiokl, W.-JL Wright, Lawes James, Mrs Oram. Tlio l?arquo Easterhill cleared at fchoCua toms late this afternoon for London. Her cargo includes I,COO cases preeerred meats shipped by the Now Zoalaud Frozen Moa Company

Messrs Stone Bre». bnvo "beort appointed Auckland agents "for tho Colonial Uftion Shipping Company, -and announce-by-ad vertisement in another column thufc tho fl.s. Balmoral will learb London for Now Zealand early in July, being tho first of a regular line of steamers to leave I/ondon to* this colony.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.

New Plymouth, this day, — Arrived Macgrogor, from Auckland, 10.30 n.m.

Blot, this day.-The s.s. Waihora ar rived at 12.30 p.m. Pasaongor.-}: General Schap, Dr and Mrs McArthur, Mra and tho Mjj!3ea Kennedy.

THE STRANDING OF THE ONWARD.

Gisbornb, this day.

The schooner Onward, which recently went ashore at tho xrtcmth of tho river, is apparently not much damaged. Bho ■ has been patched up, and to-day an effort is to be made by Mr South, the purchaser, to float her into the river.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

THE EGYPTIAN CONVENTION.

RUSSIA AND FRANCE OBJECT

(itEDTBII'S TELEGRAM.)

Constantinople, June 6.

The French and Russian Ambassa dors at this city, acting under instruc tions from their Governments, .havo addressed to the Porte strong objec tions to the Egyptian convention recently concluded between Turkey and Great Britain. Objectiona are raised especially with regard to the clause providing that should internal troubles arise after the British evacua tion has ? beon completed, at the end of three years Egypt may be re-occupied by British or Turkish troops, cpn jointly or separately as may be agreed upon, for the restoration of order.

LABOUR LEAGUE DOCTRINES.

O'BRIEN DENOUNCED AT NEW YORK.

[Eeuter.]

New York, Jnne 6.

W. O'Brien, who has arranged to at tend and address the labour demonstra tion in this city to-day, revoked his promise at the Last moment, because the Chairman -of ike . Labour League openly expressed approval of revolutionary' acts arid the use of dyna mite, denounced private ownership of land and attacked -the Pope. Several speakers at the demonstration violently abused O'Brien for his refusal to attend.

CALIFORNIA AND FRENCH CONVICTS.

<&$%. (revs;.) j-p* |j?

San Francisco, June 6.—The Muuicipal authorities hare sent a formal notice to the' French^ Consal that convicts from Nevr Caledonia, will uot be permitted tclandj'.ero.

THE QUEEN'S JUBILEE.

T,iK»dioarnod.ineßftt.«::.of the Committee appoint to «rrango, the details Tor tho tocal celebrate of tho^ueeu'« JubUee was held y^terda'y evening.' in .tho Mayors room, at the M^nlW Salldinipu In consequence of !*• inclemency of the weather thoattenda^oo was nOC very largo. Hiß Worship tlie Mayiw prottidod Mid briefly opened the business.1; "'*. , . " 'After «omo discussion ft was reiolvejii On theuaotioa of Mr F Roys G. B. Monro, A. lUwly 1. bpnigeon,, and J Chew bo rbqueßtwl to meet and 21), Hie Lordsbip Bi^«4«P <-owie to' be aßkod to othor <lotail d of the colo bration,tlfe Mayor stated tJmb the(Forwtar had amiounced'their intention of- mlklbg in procoHdon on Jubiloo W.^g* *}? Oraniromen woro also cont«i«P»*^ nK-«} Suilar project. The Goverm,nont wou , run excursion trains-at nominal fa>os , anu Z iUuminatU of public building worfd also bo carried out on a hboral Hen. 0. no farthor said that an amount of objection hod been raised to tho proposal that the tiro works should bo displayodat Mount Kda«, « bcinff conaidorcd that it was too far f r^m tho city. Albert Park had been »uggeßtocU« moro suitable for tho display. Thislattor idea had boon obiectod to by resident* neartixe Park on account of the danger of tiro. Tho matter was exhaustively discussed, and ultimately it was resolved upoit'th« motion of the Roy. 0. B: Monro.. " i» in Ueu of tho projected faroworka dw play at Mount Edon, a torchlight proce* sion through tho city, by the Yolunteora and Firo Brigade, be organised, must« BO> bo provided. ' ' , , This cpnoluded tho busing in band, and the mooting adjournod until Friday oigbt, at 7.30 o'clock.

LICENSING MEETINGS.

Slount Edeu Noxb of tho menibors attended tbe meeting of the Xiconsiug Committep called for to day at tho Now Zealand Inmiranoo Build ing. As there was no butiiitoati to traniiact, ib ia prosumed that tho member? preferred to «wo their tiino for other pwrjioßefl. There ifl no liconsod hcrtiao in bho Mount Edon district. **""

Kden Terrace- Tho annual meoting of Bden Terrace Liconsinfr Committoe took pb-co this day, at tho office of tho clerk, Mr Btiaraan. Pre sont: Mc6ara Adam Portor (tho Chairman), Georgo Colo, Thomas Freeman, John H. Garrotb, with tho Clerk, and the Inspector, Constable Dowa. . Tho tninutos of laefc moefc inv bivin{{ beon confirmod, and a favour. ablopolico roporfc roottiriid Of ihe conduct of tno ol(3 Ihouso during the past yoar and-tho provision now, uiado for iucrea<!od accoraodatibn by the erection of a now hotel, ft ronfcwol of license for Yo Edon Vine Hotol "yas granted to Louie Ballin, -wit>b^con"binnM~«xompt>oo-i»-~to -burning: ail outside lamp aftor 10 p.m., tive hour ol dewing.

MoloustllJc.

Yosfcorday tho annual licensinff «»eoting was hold. Prosonfc : Messrs Burton (in tho chair), I McLcod, and D. Donovan. Tho liconaea were all granted as last yoar, tho Holeuflvillo hot-olu to bo opon till oloven, and thoso afc Kumeu, Rivorheod, and Kftukanaknpft till ten o'clock. -Thero waa a complnint on the )>art of tlio polico against ono hotol for Sunday trading, but the licouso was granted with a cautioo.

THAMES NEWS.

(BY TELEGRAPH. —OWK' COERESPOKDENT.)

■ Tiiamf.3, this dny. Ah accident happened to Wn«tur Hairy Patorson, pupil teacher at Pnriri, who, while skylarking with two other?, slipped ami broko his collar-bone.

On dit that Mr L Ehrenfried well-known brewer has purchased the Royal Hotel from Mrs- Symington, and, Governor Forguwon Hotel, Tararu, from Mrs Bnwyer. An accident happened to a trucker in the Cambria mino, named Charles McGlna. Ho waa engaged trucking quartz at No. 2 level, and twisted hid wrwt. • Tbe in jury ia likoly to incapacitate him from ■work for three or four weeks. This ia tho first miner who will benefit by tho action of tho. directors a short tiuws ago in deciding that every minor in their era shall b6 insured in bho Accident Company. Tho cartera and cab proprietors are urging upon tho Harbour Board tho neces sity of altering tho recently made by:law re wharfago tolls for vehicles. In the District* Court to-day, His Honor Soth Smith Rave judgement, ■which had been,reaprreq from last pit ting of tho Court in tfio ■ caao of Hugh li". Anderson v. Johnson, iilalm LfiOdomageo in connection with tho loij4i?>K of Gloncairn at Bagnall sawmill. TheT Judge a«Ee*«od fclio plaintiffs damages at L 29, and allowed L 9 15a eoute. In tna croaa action between tho parties nothing, was allowed.

SERIOUS FIRE AT HAWERA.

[BY YehUo-RKPn.-^-rSBS9 ASSOCIATION. 3

Normakbt, this day* A sEiuotTS flr« took place at five o'clock thia morning, when Spalding'a. Club Hotel, Hawera, was burned down. It contained about twenty rooms. The fire broko out in tlio kitchen, and the build ing was consumed in ■ about an hour. The Union Bank buildings was seriously, an'cl the Poafc Officer slightly1 damaged. Eyerything waa saved' from tho Post and Telegraph Offices within half-aii-hour, biii will ttvko & few hourstb fib up instruments, etc., and -resumo business at the; telegraph office. The insurances are: Hotel build ing L6OO, furniture ••L350/in the Phoenix Office. Paetuors furniture was saved > bub the hotel furniture was burnt.

A Wellington telegram stated that ft i s understood that Mr W.T. Glasgow, at present Chief Clork in the Customs Depart ment, will bo appointed td till the position of Secretary, rendered vacanfc by Mr W. Seed, retiring on pension.--' -'■ ...'. -~>

The lecture on '" Words," advertised to be delivered by Mr Theo. Cooper last night, under the auspices of'the Graftoo Koaa Mutual Improvement Society, was post poned till Monday evening next, at 8 o^lock, in consequence of the indemonce of the weather- , ■ . ',-. YJ' -' •,.',■ '■'•■•

Smith' and Caughev hold the largest gtockof Blankets arid Flnnrielfl in,'tho pro-! vince of Auckland* Blanket 3, from 6s ljcl per pair to 3 guineas j Flannels, from 7id'

ELECTION NOTES.

%B are ihfenned that M- Frank i-awy hoi resolved to contest Franklin North againsb allcomerß at the forthcoming election, Mr JE. Withy, who te spokon of aa a probable candidate for Pnt.nell, ,jh a retired Liverpoof merchant of indcpondontTOeana A nunnerously-siftued roCjuiHition wiU Bhortly L>e fVoaonted to Mujor i larm, asking him to contest ifrfti.klin SOjUth aßainafi Major Hamlin.. "*"**' , ', Mr J. >1. 'UufifaviUo notihos by.advorfciae .... I *1.......,10 4-/ v utnrwf fill1 tho

ment that ho Intend* to »tar»u "« ™ Mursdon electorate, and bids farewell CO City West. ' i ;'* Dr. LalHhley Jms been reques ed to con fceat a city ulttctvorate, but at prenenb Ma nob dehintely decided what course {<> pursue. • Threa candidates arc«pokon of for tho Eastern Maori Electoral District, Joaouh Warbrlck (tho well-known footballer), \\i Pero (Lho present member), and Jamou Oar roll (formerly interpreter to the House of jßopreectibntiYOn), Warbrick is a grandson of Alokonui Arangi, nupremo chief of tho Aruwa tribe, and Irora his tribal connection will have tho support of tho whole bribe, Ho will nUo have the powerful support of Honoro Tomoano, formerly member for tho district and chief of tho JNgitipoiou. ~»_ —. —. —- (BY TELKGRAIHI.—OWN COKKKSVONDENT.)

i Sir "W IJlitmn Fox's Intentions.

Wanc.andi, tliiH any. According fco a letter received by a gen tleman in town, Sir William Fox haa made up his mind to stand for Nelson, though some time buck ho said lie would not stand foruny neat whom there was likely to bt>a xutttost. Dokeoin", Monday.

Dokedin", Monday. A requisition fa boiiw signed asking Mr A. S. Lwiry fcecoutoat Dimediu South. Ji-.J.A. Ban- i« likely to como forward for Roelyn. A requisition, bo/irinr; '230 signa turoH, hnn also beou -prevented to Mr W. Uutchiiitioii, uakinjjlum to contest theaamo scut.

{JTY IBLKOBAMI.—OWN REPOJtTER.)

Thu Klcetion Issue*

J "WANTED A GOOD PARTY CHY."

WkliW.voton, thin day.

In discussing the probabilitien of the comii^j election, the " Past" says :—" What is to bo the cry at tho coming elections? Upon vrhuti plutforuis aro parties to be arrnyed ? And under what banner aro they to fight! At la«fc election tho question toforrod to the olcctorH was almost) entirely a personal one as between Major Atkinson and Sir Julius Votfol : tbU year no Much isaue con really ,\s raised. If wo understand tho intentions 0 ( Jho Government, they intend to make Protection tJioir battle cry, but it taken two to raoK 1 tt tjnnrrol, rind as Mnjor Atkinson is hhneci/ "vowedly n Protectionist, that issuo in not- ."kely to be the, ono on which he will consent N."1 meet tho Government nfc the boJlotbox. U tnore "0* Homo ono, of fair buaineaß ability aV>d eoiue political experi ence, to be found iikle to P"t forth a plain, commonsonae progrumihowlwch would prove acceptable to the country, ond-Hiich the elec tors might er»rens approval of by returning mombens pJougsd to support \h, irrespective of all exiating' or former combination or purlieu? BuH?h » platform nhouM have a« its clanks revision of the incidence of t^ntion by means of a tfrndunted protwrty hi iticorao tax or lnnci oiul income lax : rednctJoii in fcllO preHOttt extravagant, expenditure ,;<n ojucntaon. and dofonco ; tho lnwinpmont d W0 railways on oo'ininorci&l'pmiciplos';. tiio i"OJ>!tk coraplO« tion of tho Ymtx* etiU noce«sary UtTottfwr the luilwny By«t6ui of thfi <x>l6ily fully rtP^W' 0 * tive and effectual r rotorm of-tbrt Mvil b&: ; vice, not by a wrctehed tax on aJroao, v badly paid officorH, biit bo rwmwig'iJig'; officers and simplifying' tho system ud' a« to onsure that no more officers are employed than aro itctually required to do the uoceaaary work.' If such n man ac wo have H[K)ken of were to put forth a poliny founded on those linos wo boliovo tho country would return a larjje majority in hi« favour, and would pivo no support to candidates whoee pvinciplee wcto Rummocl up in tiio formnlip, " I am of Hall and Atkinson," "I am of Vogel and Stout," or "I am of Grey." If the appoal i« nmde to the country without some cloarly defined tbsuo of principle, con fusion will bo worse confounded in tho. new Parliament than it in in the present ono, find tho formation of a strong, .stable Government will be im poaaiblo. It is not enough that tl>e coun try ohould bo risked to express approval of the policy which the House has con demned."

(r.V TELEGRAI'U —OWN COBKESPONDENT.)

Gisborne, this day,

A requisition signed by a very large number of residents is being forwarded to our proeent member. I have reason to be lievo that Mr Locko will consent to be nominated. Messrs Gannon and Allan Mc- Donald will also contest the scat.

The Counties Act Amendment Bill was committed late last night, and reported with araendmentu, nffcor whioh the House rose nt. 2 a.m. By 31 to 27 the new clause proposed by Mr O'Connor, allowing county councils to vote salaries to county chairmon nob to exceed L2OO, woo rejected.

The natives of the Rotorua District? have mado up their minds Jbha,t, tilvere.will be ajiother volcanic outbreak on the 10th innt. —tlib annivorsuiry of thq terrible eruption of loot year. Tho natives of Whakarewarewa ore particularly jWbu<>d>ifcb tihip idea, and ai-e preparing t» leaw for Paraka'vah^i.

Btreets. in' the r™,^ »'w

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Election Notices* ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND WEST. Omm.BMEN,—I thank yon for the honour you have done mo In having twioo elected me to Purlianvert, in the faco of powerful opposition. I havener docided to contest the Marsden i Electorate, in which I live, and I therefore bid you farewell asyour Representative, but I shall not cease to endeavour to promote tlio wolfare of the industrial clauses of the city, and the transference from thero of the surplus labour to vllUgo settlements in mi table localities in the ""***• Ybuffatthfully, J. M. DARGAVILLK TmLECTOBS OF MARSDEST. GentlSmbn,—l beft to announce myself as a Candidat* for tho ltopr«B«ntation at your Die- Met lv tho next ParlinmMtt Many of you aro awar* Wiat it has long been ' my doslro to bo plaocit in n position in 'Which I can more effectually 8orv» you. Tho dovolop? nicnt of tho coal mines, Hio improvoment of Whauicarei River, and, eapbcially the extension. northwards of tho railway syHtom, demand 1 more energetic action than baa yet been taken., In general politics my watch word shall be: Re trenchment in departmental ecpondituro, rl£td economy, the eettlpmontof tho people qd the land, and ' tho jicUve of, isr, 1 dußtrlal pureulte. '' ;, J thall addrcea public, meetings to the various '] centred in OJo'Distriot'within the bext few ' weoks> v «,.,(-. I ami Qentlemon, ■ ; ■ - • Your»/althfully, . 'I U, DARaAVILLE.



.; ■ ■}, ' i Anotious. • i \ r.73 •- -c •"•' ,' •'• ~.;■' ; A,iiii " '.;•' * r'~' TbMORIioW. '-'■ 4, CITY OF-AUCKLAND LARGE^ BRICK" BUILDING}, CHANCERY - STREET (latd . City Council Oilicea). Messm HEBKETH, AITKBN & CO. - Have received. hißtnaution* from tho City Counoil. to oi&r by auction, at Noon, ou Wi'Climjßday, Juno 8, nnHB-'LEASE FOR SEVEN YEARS JL OF THE LARGE KOOMY BRICK BULLItNG as above. ~ .. 'The Haildlag may be liuipectcd on application at tho rOJflcc of tho Town Clerk; wliero con dltlonrt dfsaloand lcueo maybe inayoctedon und after Friday, the 3rd inns. obi p. JlESKtiTir] . [A. ATIKVOs AGRICULTURAL HALU TO-MORROW, At 12 o'Clock. , AUCTION SALE. XAKE TAKAP UN A, Nos. 7 to 12 of Section 8, containing about 9 Acrec, in one block. HESKETH, AITKEN & CO. Hairo received inttruotion3 to hoU .by auction To-morrow, Juno 8, at 13 o'clock noon, THE ABOVE DESIRABLE PROPERTY. It fa ono of tho finest bulldlnff sites nt the Luke, bavin? an unbroken view of a U tho surrounding country; gradually slopes troll front road to Lako. Large frontage both to Irfiko and Road, aud ndjolnß Mr Portor's prop orty. It has not for years bcon availablo ]!or p urohaoo, and should now be oagerly sought after,, bolim unsurpassed in Hie dlstnoU Tocmij: One-<juart«r caah; bfllftQCoi 7 per oenUyfor tbi e« years. Alao-. TO TIIES ABOVEi ALLOTMENTS 8 and 11. of SECTION 0, containing about two acres, to bo Bold as ono lot It is onfi of the boat Bltea In tho District, commands i. flno vlow of Auckland city and hiirbour. overlooks the lako Takapuna Beach, and ha» ft Pplondld. v|ow aeawavd nod oaatward,, boside« haviiiir frontagee to two roado. Torniu : PeXt caab; balance at 8 por cent, foe four years, ''ivl ■■<' Also. AT Mocnt Aijsert (pu the main road), NEW FOUK-ROOMED COTTAGE AND ~. OUTBUILDINGS. LOT JB, havina: 00 feet frontage to Kew North Road, with a depth of 200 wot. • ' . And. LOT K>. adjoining 66 feet br 190 feet, with, good fouuff orchard und carden. Terms very easy; KTH. AITKEN & CO., Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, At Elovcn o'Clock. TIMBER. TIMBER, TIMBER. Afc Newmarket Railway Workshops. GEORGE SIBBIN Has received inetruotions to 801 lby tcQctlon, at Che Railway Workahope Yard, Nowmarkcfc Station, on Wednesday, 6th Jane, ot 11a.m. About Ti Fd\ £\6\A\ TTSET SUPERIOR XftiljU ty V SECOND ,C LA 3 4 KAURI TIMBER (asßortedßlr.es), In iota ot about 10.000 foet, to be ronwred Jjyrithla 1 doys. tonno Co«n. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. Fort-street. w. s. cootihakr] [tas. dacrb THURSDAY, JUNE 16, Ab 12 o'Clock. ALLOTMENTS TO BE LEASED AT ONEHUNOA. Tho Subscribers wHI leaao by auction, at thqtr Itootna. Qucen-streau oa Thursday, loth Insr.. at 12 o'clock. By Order of tho Borowgh Conncil tinder tho Provisions of tlw Rating Acts, For a Term Df Tnrco. Sovcn, or Fonrteon Yesrs, LOT 118, of Subdivision of Lot 11, Sec tlon 8, Town of Onehmnga Lot, 131, of Subdivision <tf Lot 11, Section 3, Town of Onohnnga Lot 2. of Subdivision of Lot 3, Section 2-2, Town of Onohunea Lot 10, of Subdivision Of Lot 2, Section 21, Town of Onohunea Lot 11, of Subdivision ot Lot 0. Socuon 22, Town of Onnhunga Lot 12, of Subdivision of Lot 4, Section 22, Town of Onohnnga. Lots 13 and 11, of Subdivision of Lote 0 and 8, Section, 17, Town of Onohunga Lot *C, of Subdivision of Lot 11, Section 3, Town of Onohunga lx>te 19, 20. and %, of Subdivision of Lot 2, Sec tion 22, Town of Onohunga Conditions and Further Particulars on appli cation tOi- . SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Anctionoors. Vt\ 8." COCWBAXK] tJASI- DACRE MONDAY, JUNE 15. THREE COTTAGES, CHAPEL AND ■ ALBERT STREETS, The subscribers hayq rooeiyeid iu»truodon*from • the,JCoKistrar pf.Uie. i?ftrtrpme at Auck land, to sell by auction, at xbolr rooni3. Quoen streof, on Monday, ISth instant, at 12 crclock, J>ART OF ALLOTMENT W, SECTION 21, City of Auckland, bavin* a fronta«e of links to Lower Aibert-Btroot, and 85 links to Chapel-Btreot, by 321 Hnkß deep, with THRBE COTTAGES of five rooms each erected thereon. SAMUEL COCHRANE & 8O&V Auctioneers. vr.k. cocHiuirt] [jiei. da(3s,b. MONDAY, JUNE IS, At Twolve o'Clooki 111 ACREsTKOMOkORIKii Tho subscribers will sell by auction* at thdtp Booths, Queen-stroet, on Monday', ISth inst,,' At 12 o'clock, ,- A -:i By ortW of the Agenft (tit libe Pubho Trustee in th© Estate of the late William ' JohnHursfr, A LLOTMENTS 14 and 29, Pariah of jt%. JComokOrikl. containing 111 Aette &xA Loiid. . ;,•<■;• . : ,;. ■ Nb Reserro}.., $AMOBI> COCHRAN^ *' SOl? f . .' • ■ ... Auutioneegrs. ' { i .u^^.,,..^ ...... vJ .^/■. ■:* OHAS. HBSKET»3 [AUKS, AftKElft' TTESKBTH, AITKB^" ANB C 0.,, "^AUOTJQNBEB3, LAND, ESTATBr AND I Reaolar Sates ewecy Tuesday eff Hiflee, SSinsr ,^~* 'wool, Tallow, et^. W" bot>- ■ HroEs^ Sheepskins; TALLOW. ; HUNTER & NOLAN, l Auctioneers.



TO-MORROW, as 11 A.M; STOCK OF IRONMONGERY, TIN WARE^ CUTLERY,^ PERAMBULATOR* HOUSEHOLD 1 FUKNATORE, &c ARTHUR & BUDDLE Haro bee? favoure<nvlth JMttucttow fljom Mr Goorgo Wright, who ia about to louvo AUCK land, to bdU by auction at lirmoauaea, Kar angahnpe Road, oa Wednesday next at 11 o'clock a.m., • ■ • , -^-n mHK BALANCE OF, HIS .BJOCk OF Wore. &<>., Shop Fittings, PorambulAtor.Hous^ hold JTurulture and Kirocte. On viow on tho morning of the sale. Terms : Cash before delivery. RAETHUB] [jr.'l.OTDDl* - -- : TO-MORROW, Noon;-:.' TASMANIAN BULBS, AUCKLAND JHUIT, PRODUCE, POULTRY, GBOCEIUES, &o. By auction at Arthur's Mart, To-morrow, at 12 o'clock noon, PRODUCE, &o.—Auckland and Southern Potatoes, Superior Pumpkins, Onions, Oftrrots, Melons, Bacon, Hams, Obcese, Butter, llonoy. Biscuits, Lo.lies, Tea, Coileo, Sauces, 13 cases Jlorso and Cattle Medicines, Poultry, ex s.B. "Botomahana." one case wcU-aisortea Tagmanian Floweriuß Bulbs, Auokland Apples, Saperior Pears, Lornone, &c ] Torms—Caah boforo delivery. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'Clock, BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. VAXUABLB FREEHOLDS, CITY AND SUBURBAN. ARTHUR AND BUDDLE Wfll soil by auction at their Mart, Quoon-atreet ; Auckland (Land Department, first floor), at 11 a. m. oa Wednesday, Bth June, nnHE FOLLOWING VALUABLE JL CITY, BUBURI3AN, AND COUNTRY r PitOPJCRTIES :— AUCKLAND CITY. ■'. I XARANGAHAPE ROAD-Lot No. XI and part of Lot 36 of a Hub-division of Allotment 8 of Section 7, Suburbs of Auokland, having a frontage to IC/Lrarigahfipo Road (south side) of W foot by HI ft>et, together with, tho largo ■wooden buildings thereon ; known as Mono, View; lately renovated. Mortgage No. 05.772. LIKCOLN-6TREBr-Partsoflx)tas9and 81 of Allotments 31 and 42 of flootion 8, Suburbs of Auckland, having a frontage to Lincobi stroet of 33 foot by 100 feet, with dwelltng houao thereon. UNION-BTREKT-ABotmont i of Section 41, City, having a frontago of 39 feet 8 inches to Unlon-strool by IBS root back, with throe dwolliuK-hotißce thereon. Tho last two, under MartgOKO No. 00,lJ0O, tlie property of Matthuv/ Hooper. COUNTRY AND SUBURBAN. PAEISH OF OPAHEKE-Allofcmcnt No. 35' in tho fikitUejniait ot Kiriklrl, oub-dlvislon SooUon 1, Pariah of Opabeke, containing 13 acres of irood volcanic boIL The property of T. M. Colo under Mortgago 08,151.> NORTHCOTE.-Lot 20 of the Township of Olad stono (Tborno and Thompson's sub-division), con toiuingr over 8 acres, and baring a front age to tho Great North Boad of 300 links and a frontage to Gladstone Road' of J. 700 links. Tho property of FleweUyn Brothers under ' Mortgage 02,<1K. PARISH OF PIROKOIA-Allobnent 169, con taining SO stares. Also. Allotment 53 of the Township of Harapope. containing 1 aero. Tbo property et Helnrtch Pohlen under Mortwigo 06,035. CAMBRlDGE—Allotmenta 297, 298. and 299 Pariah at Ilautapu, containing 120 acres, splendidly siteated, adjoining: tho property of tho Auckland Agricultural Company, fronting the main rood, flro miles fron} Cambridge. The property of Donald McJiirmon audor Mortgage 1.168. £V ORDER OF THE OWNER. CHKLTEjrHAM BKAOH (North Shore.) — DwolliuK-hoaao and Freotokl Allotment, 60 - x 820 ft, fronting tKo Beaoh ;'most con- VonJontly and beauUfullj-situated botweon the propirUea of Mrs Seek and W. D. Bad- Aio, Two Fino Building Bites. 80 x 120 ft, Immediately «t the back of tho above, front . ing tb« maia road and tram-Uae* ,, — - iv arthok] [j.- p. butjdle THUBSDAY, 11 mni. '. ; - PLUMBEES' TOOLS and REQUISITES. SEWING AND OTHER MACHINES. LADDERS. Owner Leaving Auckland. arthurTbuddle Have been favoured with instractioina to sell by auction at their Mart-, Quecn-slrcct, on Thurs day, at 11 o'clock, .:■. A GOOD LOT OF PLUMBERS' TOOLS J^L AND REQUISITES — Vices. Cramps, Wire, Tinware, Jtingra. Grindstone. Ladders, "Wheelbarrow. Gate, Doors. Tinsmith's Stake, Sowiug^lachlno conn>lete, etc. Terms—Cash before Delivery, B. C. GA-TIK.) [b. D. TONKS, VHURSDAY, JUNE 9,. Atllo'aock. «C. AT THE BESIDENCB OF F. LARKINS, EBQ-v VICTORIA AVENGE, , RBMUERAi THE "WHOLE OF THE VER^T HAND SOME HOUSEHOLD EURNITURE AND EEFECT& GRAND PIANO BY LIPJ> & SpHN1, EW., Et<v» Etc. ' .^fe TOITK3 : * CQ, ■;/;,.' . ,-i Hays reoßtved tnstrnctiong froni Larkins, Bsq^ who haa leased ni3 residence and groTrndß. to sell, on the above date^'ai? Victoria' Avenue, Renmera, mms Choice and handsome FtmNTTURE : d'rand Piano, by Llpp and Sobs Carpetß, Curtain's ( , Garden Tools Picturos : Platedware ■ • ~ ; ■> .. :,, -;. - ; . ■■. -r- , Qtiietl^dhCow ... &c &ou &o, Catalogues now ready, 'jferiSedleavft Mart afc intervals between 10 and; 10^0onmoniiugrofeoie. , ..-■,.. MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDj, J MA hqgant cheffonier, walnut davbnpoets. walnut cabd table-work; tables, occa sional TABLES, MAHOGANY PUCHESSB DRESSING TABLE, MARBLE TOP WASHSTANDS,! UXMQ OAOTBKBUKY. Tbß^gabgarthons wOl e^l by B^otiqn at ftwir ©OiHW, Queei-fltn&t,; on" Frloay, Mh wat, at' TVTAHOGAHY SIDEBOARD with >!-! 41LL laretplftte'idaea baot, Mahogany Che'f ranftriWltn cellaret, Vftlnut Davenport, Walnut Card,,T»We, WalnntM^ork tftbl6, Walnut What- Mtß and Music Canterbury, w ainut Music Btool, W ftlirot Occasional Tables, Mahogariy-Diicresße Prising- Table', Mahogany Washstand ■{marWep; t^pj. Mahogany Commodo, Rocking Chairs, &0. ---" ' SAMUEL COCHRANE& SON^l; \ Auctioneers. • '



Auctions. ' "'^' TQ:MOIiROW, : ■■'■ - •" Afc 11 o'aock. .TO MERCHANTS7~GROCERS, AND OTHERS. BUTTER, , ! TARANAKI BUTTER,' BACON I BACON 1 BACON:, ! G. W. BINNEY & SONS, Will Bell by Public Auction at their Mart 1 Corn Exchaugu, Fort-street, to-morrow (Wed nesday), at eleven o'clock— K€k KEGS PRIME TARANAKI OsP? BUTTKR. 6 CASES BACON* . . ... THURSDAY, iAT 11 O'CLOCK. SALE OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, Including ' TRAVELLERS' SAMPLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. EDWARD LEYDON "A Will soil at his Mart, A LARGE QUANTITY OF DRAPERY ; J\. AND CLOTHING, including Dress Pieces, Tweeds, Calicoes, Underclothing. Shirts, . Sheeting, Ulsters, Overcoats, Tablecloths, &a, &0..& C. . No reserve. Architects. TCTDWARD MAHONEY AND SON, ARCHITECTS, QUBKH-STItEKT, AUCICLAND. MR. P. F. M. BURROWS, ABOHITKCT AND BUILDING SURVEYOR. A.M.P. Society's JBumhngb. P. ItBEAPATH, 1T.K.1.8.A.] [B. M. HBBAPATH PHERAPATH and SON, • ARCHITECTS, COI.OWIAI, Bank Buildikos. !Tp D W~A RD~ BART LE V, "^ ARCHITECT, BTIOHBURY'B BUILDINGS, J QUEEN-STREET. 0H N MITCHELL, ARCHITECT. 1 St. Mungo Chambers, Queen-etreet, and at 1 Otahunu. ■ gpeoial Work undertaken for tho Profession. Perspectives in Best Stsxes. ! Patent Drawing* and Specifications Carefully I Prepared at Moderate Charges. * ypblic Notices. 1 A SK your Grocers for Royal Remy's » J\. Starch.llb and $lb boxee,not weight. Ttis , the best; wholesale.—Apply to Mr . Arthur : Maay, High-street. Sole Agent for the Manu facturore, ; - " "\Ik7HAT are *he w^ Waves Saying ?" T T Buy C. A. Porter's Ladies; Felt, Plush. i and Straw Winter Hats, all at Is each (sold else t whereat 3sUd to 10s Cd). — Call at corner of i Queen and Wakofleld-strcets. MiS REWARD for any information * given as to the person or persons who alicionely, on tho night of Juno. 4th, Cut • toWeocaa Jarge Fishing Net, Srt deep, 25yds ' long, with some sharp instrument. — Tho above • reward will be given by applying to William ; Wright, Lako Takapuna, QAC K.S. 7SACK S. SACIt S. i Wo are Buyers of Good Second-hand Grain Sack STONE BROS. ' /~IOROMANI>EL COUNTY COUNCIL. I\j ■ . ' , Notice is hereby given that the Coromandel County Council intend to take, under the provl siona of "The PubUc Works Act, 1882/' the several pieoes of land described in the Schedule hereto for road purposes. ;■ ,». . The plan and a general description o£ the same I can bo inspected at the office of the Coromandel • County Council, at Coromande!, at any time be i tween the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.: and all ■ persons affected are requested to sot forth in , writing any objection they may havd to the • execution of suchivork or to the taking of such land, within foi ty days from tho first publication of this notice, to the Chairman of the above-: . named Council. . .. schedule; All that piece of land in Block X. of the Otama Survey District, containing 1 acre 2 roods 18 perches, of a width oC 1 chain; com mencing at a point 45 links S.W. of a stone wharf, the property of Donald Henderson Mc- Pherson, of Mercury Bay, Butcher, as shown ©a tho plan ; and thence through Toumia 244, Mer cury Bay, the property of D. H. McPherson aforesaid, to tho boundary of Puahape 241 A JMerenry Bay, tho property of John Middlemas, of Mercury Bay, Settler. All that piece of land in Block X. of the Otama • Survey District, containing 1 acre 1 rood 34 • perches, of a width of 1 chain ; commencing at the end of the proposed road, and running through Toumia Block the property of the said Donald Henderson McPherson ; and" thence through Puahape 241 a, Mercury Bay, the pro perty of the said John Middlemas. All that piece of Land in Block X. of the Otama Survey District, Mercury Bay, contain ing 3 roods 2d perches, of a width of 1 chain: commencing at the end of the proposed road through the Puahape 241 a, the property of the said John Middleman;.- and thence - through Section No. 1, WharetangataNo. 1.756 a, the pro perty* of William .White, of Wharetarigata, Mercury Bay, settler, to the boundary of Sec tion 2 of Wharotangata No. 2,1,756b, the property of Native owners. All that piece of land in Block X. of the Otama Survey District, containing 1 rood, of a width of I chain; commencing: at the end of the proposed road running through Section No. 1 of Whare tangata No. I, 1,756 a, the property of William White aforesaid; and thence through Whare tangata No. 2, 1,756b, the property of Native owners, to the boundary or WharetangataNo. 1,7660, the property of Native owners. All that piece of land in Block X. of the Otama Survey District, containing 1 rood 10 perches, of a width of 1 chain ; commencing at the end of tho proposed road, and running through Whare tftngata No. 2, 1756b. the property of Native owners, to tho boundary or Wnaretangata No. 3,1,755 c, tho property of Native owners. All tnat. piece of land in Block X, of the Otama Survey District, containing 28 perches, of a width of a chain; commencing at the end of the proposed road running through Wharetangata No 3.1,756 c, Meroury Bay, the property of Na tive owners; and thence through Wharetangata No. 4. ],756 d. Mercury Bay, the property of Na tive owners. . * All that piece of land in Block X. of the Otama Survey 'District, containing 28 perches, of a > width of 1 chain; commencing at the end of the [I proposed road running through Wharetangeta No. i, 1736 D, Mercury Bay, the property of f*'a « tivo ownors; and tbence through Wharetangata No. 5. 1,75Db, Mercury Bay. the property of Na tive owners. i All that piece of land In Block X. of the Otama Survey District, containing 1 rood 37 perches, of a width of 1 chain ; commencing at tho end ot tho proposed road running through Wharetangata No. 5, 1.753E, Mercury Bay, tße property of native owners j and thence through Wharetangata No. 6. 1,7J6f", the property of William ileikle, of Mcrcuryßay, Settler. All that piece of land in Block X. of the Otama Survey District, containing 1 rood 38 perches, of : a width of 1 chain, commencing at the end of the proposed road running through Whare tangata No. 6, 1.756P, the property of William Meikle aforesaid; and thence through other part of said section, Wharstangata No. 6, 1,76Gf, the property of James Brown, of.Mercury Bay, MiUnand. ' All that piece of land in Block X of the Otama Survey District, containing 1 rood 8 perches, of . a width of 1-chain; commencing at the end of tho proposed road running through Wliare tangata No. 175GF, the property of James Brown aforesaid: and thence through portion of Kara muramu242, the property of Thomas Carina, •Mercury Bay, Publican. ' ■ All that piece of Land In Block X. of the Otama Survey District, containing 3 roods 26 perches, of a width of 1 chain; commencing at the end of the proposed road-running through tho portion of Karamuraniu 242, Mercury. Bay, the property of the said Thomas Carina; and thenoe through other portion of Karamuramu 212, Mercury Bay, the.'property'of Thomas Peacock, of Auckland, Optioian. i ' All that piece of land in.Block X. of the ' Otama Survey District, containing 5 perches, of a wigth of | chain ; commencing at the end of the proposed road running through the portion , of Karamuramu, Mercury Bay, the property, of • Thomas Peacock aforesaid; and th«nco through other portion of Karamuramu 242, the property : or John Regan, or Mercury Bay, Millbana. ■-.•'■>;.; '■, All that piece of land,,in Block X. of the ] ,Otsm? Survey District, containing l rood 39 perches, of a width of 1 chain; commencing at the,end ■of | the proposed road through tho por tion erf Karamuramu 212, Mercury Bay, tho property.of John Regan aforesaid; and thence ;; fclirough other portion of Karamaramu 242, the ■ property of Thomas Carina aforesaid. ..:.: As shown on the plan". : --■-■■••■ - A.J.CADMAN, } \ <>««._■ , 00 . County Chairman. 25th May, 1887. .. ■ .- » »■ .



Tondera will *»' ~ Ks §1 Tanpiri, Waikato, *>*m K> - May 31,1887. . - Hfe 'Juno, 188: X suXng ofS^B Engineer Railway StatoMS&Sßl Railway Storekeeper, Newmoitat. ** KJ keeper, Newmarket, and to ta&ff&ifl Tenders Poncing Haterial'v-™SSS B Tho lowest or any tender will not upr^iH bo accepted. ."T?fl™*«JHH (Signed) J. p. MAXWELL ' H ; ___H?nera^ManaKer,Nip ill fJIO CONTRACTORS AKfrjffgJ • ON APPLICATION TOE. PORTER &coH AGENTS FOB " ;i-? '''lH NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMFI] || The services of tho Company's Travofciß Btructor can bo obtained, without;<£!H advise in the use of Nobel's Dynamite, Gdi m Dynamite, and Blasting Gelatine,. miZM intend Blasting Operations. v\ It is requested that applications bo"«mlBiaf H early as possible to M E. PORTER & Co., M A ' ' ' ' - ■' ■■■■•. ' -Qnaewlßit B late Advertisement* If FfflO LET, comfortable 6-roomef Cotej. JL gas, city water, pleasant.viewM^': refit.—H. J. Riordan, Hobsonrßtreet featOi! WANTED to Rent, a Furnish^C-i or House for a family ■ffithotttfflfe Town or suburbs; references>ps4wli Address B. A., Post Office. . W" ANTED to; Purchase, a quiet _«j staunch in harness;: aMwlPll|| Apply to Geo. Bacon, Union ■SasMSdMi SUibles. , : "ANTED, a Married Couplers family, to take:, care ititiM hH Church, Parnell. The occupation ofaw)} the only remunerat|oa;—Apply CggptfM Ironnionccr, Parnell. .. • '''-?&tfjsl S. REWARD. — Lost betaeafMH Shore and Lake' Takapnnaf?!'HH Brooch. The above reward xviU.be jsfijßK [ returning samg to LiUe wali Broa., Kortti|^K f AUCKLAND -BRANCH,' |i|H A Special MoetuiKwfflMKlH WEDNESDAY,' Wth'u®ljji«| „ !ght). ... IS Business — The consideration of impratß matters in connection with the .gompuutiw the Branch. - m ■■;•■ 'V l' PKEARM, fc D. W A B, D BBADIWI Having takon the , ' PROVINCIAL ■■• HOTEL, Shortland-street, -will be glad, to seoMMj; and hopes, by strict attention to giWigK ... '. faction to all. » j _, GOOD ACCOMMODATIONFORBC^gI WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE M :"■ ; - ' f BRANDS. A PPLE FARM COMPANYjgg ■ An Extraordinary General MeetingifS^ holders Will be held -in the. ComoWWi ScheriFs rSuildings.Fort-streetjcn TflfigKk June !)th, 1887, at 8.30 p.m. .. . Business : To consider, thepresenjtßOgKft the Company. :■ A .UCKLANDBAjPOPHOKUKiffi' THE ADJOURNED ■ CONFEREE Will be held next MONDAY EVENING, 13, in the TEMPERANCE HALL, athajjEj** • to further considertheilpaper enn;Ue%||Ri' perance Teaching of the Young." AR iff interested in the subject are specially invited» take part in the discussion. W. J. MACDEKMOTT, jewto}. jLjr,^- colonial :■ union SHIPPING COHPASf ' - Bankers: ; The London Joint Stock Bank (Limltedl., Managers: ■.-.■,■ ■. ;Mf ; TYSER & CO;, S^ Crosby Square, JWf .;: Thes.s. mTTI . BALMORAL CASTLE, 100 "Air 2,8*8-tons,' ' ' EARLY IN JULY, ISSr. Importers are not'alkld to«to Ftdg but to request their JMimag^an gi Line the preference upon eqna '^^edtl The Freight Department ottlioMowZtatailMi'- juds, ...■■■.• ...... ■■ .■.■■■ -. ■ ''• t>-*-"i ■^genta lh.p.Shipman Engine - - .;; 2 j 0 j 50-20 cp. Dynamo .. •• *^ „ Carhons, various.. .-. ti " .. iff, 12-3" Porous Cells .. « -* . • J l, 3SmelUngPotS ■•»•• j?, ~,''[ Jt ?&&&&* :}# i SSSSSVS - : '■•"