s;:_.jj-, ■ ■ ■ Monthly Summary.'

The Auckland Star.

VOL. XVIIL-No. 143

AUCKLAND,' mm' SATURDAY;,'J.U'NE 1887.

tBIGE-ONE ( 'PENNY.

TABLE TALK.

yTHAUKSarviiirGto-morrow. : -, ■ . ; ~ ::. A Dancing, &c;, on Monday. ~ - ■ v ■'<> on Tuesday. i I|ope the latter will not include dyna* mitei? *:', : ',' '" '■", ' * * Government House at Wellington to be ' illuminated by electricity on Monday night. \ .; ■■'•■■ ' : ••■■'; ?■ ~.4 j Shocking bad weather again. • ■ .: '■- i A flock of sheep composed: ,of all j "wsthersy may be said to resemble our ; climate. \ ' ■-- • ' •' ''' :-■ .. , : Mr C. 0; iDavis is critically ill. " j: . Sir GeorgeXGrey will not arrive in Auck-. land till TufesVlay. i>, . ,-■ .• : .The Salvation Army, in Nevada City, U.S.A.i has b>eß required to pay a license;; the'authorities holding that their meetings are 'f shows." "\ \ l -. i}>\\ I'luori.: vib The '.' Waikato \Times " is .issued now under the sole proprietorship of Mr George Edgecombe.' \*' ; Vf .. Mr Thomas Welsman, of Ponsonby,: died from the effects of. an accident he met with, the other day.j v■ -X . ; rzfrtt i : In,the opinion o£ one bf the recognised leaders of the I Opposition, '('ltdsitrue thafe a coalition between Major A\kinson and Sir Robert Stout was feasible eighteen months ago ; it is no longer possible.?! \r.:h--i .» ■■ ; The Empire- city ils ImperiaMn its aims. At present #319 14s'6d\has beenW,scfibed in Wellington for: the Imperial institute, and £13 8s 6d only for any'local obVct. , '.!, Mr. Aldis's patent'fire escape haa.suc- a cessful trial yesterday afternoon. > V N,.,, TeWhiti was to give an address,at^ ar i haka yesterday—probably an expositioVof the text " The potato is cooked." •; \ Strawberries in midwinter; are a rarity but a few days ago an_ excellent plateful\ were picked from Mr J.R. S. 'Richardson's \ gardens at Cambridge. : • l ■ i? bill ,• Mr John Sheenari, commission . agent, died suddenly at Wellington las/i night. , It is suggested that an additional Supreme Court Judge should be .stationed at Auck land. ■ .' J: " :>.'-is;ci .;•■.-' ■~., At a recent convivial the following toast.was proposed': ".-The bench, and the bar.: If it was : hot for the bar,there would be little use for the bench.", -r,. -, . ■■■ The fruit-growing colony of 'Biv.erside, California, with 'its,. 5,000 inhabitants, possesses but one solitaryiliquor saloon or bar. The • grand , secret 'is a,Municipal license of £416 13s and a. county license, of £62 10s. ■■ • : ■-■ '■'. ..;.■ . " ,-....•■:...: ■< Let us " jubilate." As you haven't men tioned'the .word so far, I conclude the Jubi lee, palaver is all over, v ... s- i ')' ,'J ,i Don't Jubileeve. it t ! -' ; It- has.simply got tooextensive for this cohimn.? ■;■;. •■.•■ : '■ .■ One little item you mustkgive,.;however. j The Governor, in. opening the,.Wanganui Exhibition, returned thanks for. the casket | containing the'Jubilee;Ode;;_ : i (] v . ;,, • i Was afraid to give ihanks for;the poem r I suppose, in. case it. should prove, to be as bid as Tennyson's. - ". - •;; : .yi; <; ,Vt ■us.Not quite that. ; The author if .of the Ju bilee' Ode is the editor of the-Wanganui " and the Exhibition/businessvis. being , , "run"«under thesauspices rof-the opposition'paper. Journalistic-.jealousy "aeain!\ 'i > ■ i-.. - : .-;. ■ 'i-i:i:\. r -,.: i; r r



, SMppiusr. „ TT NIO N STEAMSHIP '■■fcffi?* V COIIPAgY pv NEW ■.;.wgMl ZEALAND (LIMITED). iISI RoYAL si^i^ pßEss I OVERLAND ROUTE TO ", m ENGLAND THROUGH AMERICA. :>: A voidtogatikethoheatof ttie Red Sea and the ■ ~rr , cold of Cape Horn. flio Steamers of this Lino are appointed to leave Sydney and Auckland for Honolulu and . ; San Francisco every four weeks, sailing as j' under:— M li»fmnr Tons Letwc Leave Arrive • Steamer. ions. r , ydnoy _ Auck> . Frisco> jSaeiposa .. 3000 June 15 June2o July 10 2EALANDIA.. 3000 July 13 July 18 Aug. 7 Tickets are available for twelve months, and '■'Saloon Passengers can break their iourney at Auckland, Honolulu, San Francisco, and any place of call en roiite to Now Y"ork. I ji Through Fares, Sydney or Auckland, to •' . England, Saloon, £59 to £67 lOs. Steerage, £30 3s, ,' For all information apply at any of the ■ offices of— ■ UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF W> NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). ' ■ , '>"~~~~~~- rfIARANAKI, WELLING " T0N ' LYTTEL TON. i SPECIAL SERVICE. H Tne Union Steamship's Co.'s I\~ * ' S-b ' WANAKA r Will leave Onehunpa every FRIDAY and 'iyttelton every MONDAY, calling only at Taranaki and Wellington, and connecting at : ftew ■ Plymouth with through Trains for Wanganui. UNION STE AM SHIP COM PAN V >~'"" OF NE VV ZEALAND. TJNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEA CBBSi LAND (LiMiTED> - TIME TABLE.-June. r FOR TARANAKI, NELSON, PICTON, WEL . LINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND WEST -■" COAST PORTS (from Manukau). • "Steamer. | Date of Sailing. | 'Jf^. ; Hawea I Tues., 21, 930 a.m.- I 5.40 a.m. Penguin I Mon., 27, l'p.m. 112 noon t FOR TARANAKI, WELLINGTON, AND LYTTELTON -(Special Service). ' tWasaka . I Friday. 24, 9 30 a.m. i 8.40 a.m. (If mail arrived). . 'IOE GISBORNE, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND PORT CHALMERS (from Auckland). vMararoa I Friday., 24. noon | — .'K'Amap I Thur3.,3o, noon I — FOR MELBOURNE (Via Bluff). jMabahoa* Friday.,24, noon I — 'leAnau Thurs., 30, noon I —'; m *Calls at Hobart. S, . - FOR SYDNEY. ".,..., j Takawera 1 Tuesday, 28,5 p.m. I — IfrOß HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCOT I "Maripoba I Mon.. June 20,2 p.m. I . -r It '" FOR LEVUKA AND SUVA. AbawATA j Mori., June 27, 5 p.m. | — FQR GREYMOUTH. - Omapere ! Mon., 20, 2 p.m. . | — FOR GISBORNE, NAPIER AND _ ! _ WELLINGTON. ;.gpVA ' I Wednes, 22,6 p.m. I — FOR RUSSELL AND KAWAKAVVA. toAROA 1 Wednes., 22, 5 p.m. | — ' Cargo must be booked and alongside TWO HOURS before advertised time of departure. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Com pany's Office. .Auckland Branch, corner Queen and Customs - Etreeta. , ■ ■ ] ■ j. -_ QITEAM TO THAMES, £3 Connecting with RIVER steamers for stirling- WORTH, OHINEMURT, WAITEKAURI, W AIH I, TEAROHAGOLDFIELDS.MORRINSVILLE. "WATTOA PLAINS, AND GRANT AND FOSTER'S SETTLEMENT. TIME TABLE. ■~.~ S#S. ROTOMAHANA. '<■ P.S. ENTERPRISE No. 2. FROM AUCKLAND. "" I ROTOMAHANA. 1 ENTERPRISE^ 'Monday 20112 noon 110 night Tuesday 21112 midnight I — Wednes. 221 2.30 af terooon 111.30 night* Thursday 231 — I — r Friday 24 I 3.30 afternoon 112. midnight .Eatorday 251 3.30 afternoon .. | ■— — , r ■ ; FROM THAMES. '<:]■ ;.. ; ; I ROTOMAHANA. | ENTERPRISE. Satarday 181 4 afternoon | 6 afternoon Monday 201 — ■ ' ! — -Tuesday 21! 7.15 morning I 5 afternoon Wednes. 22 i 7.30 morning I ■— r Thur3day 231 ■ ;— i 6 evening Friday 241 8 morning I — Saturday 24 | 8.30 morning I 8.30 night ; *Landing cargo at Shortland. *'Return: Tickets will be issued from June 18, , available for return till Juno 27,1887 :— ; ; Saloon .. -. 10s : • Steerage 7s 6d p... . Children Half-fare. -No cargo received for Rotomahana within [haU-an-hour of advertised time of leaving. responsible for Shipping, Carrying, or Discharging Live Stock. GEO. FRASER, Agent.^ ■" ~-•>■ TXTAIUKU AND ONE- V V -HUN.GA STEAM ; NAVIGATION CO. (Limited). ■ bALUNG AT AWITU POLLOCK, WAI , >.«- ~,„ pjpj ( a nd other places. , TIME-TABLE.-S.S. MANUKAU. * Leave Onehunga: Leave Waiuku: ■J-- - ;, June. ~ , igp-Monday; 5.30 pm. . 21—Tuesdayj 10 a.m.. a.m. 22-Wednes.. 11 a.m. fg-Tlprsday, 8 a.m. 23-Thurs.. 11.30 a.m. . a-Friday. 9 a.m. (for Manukau Heads) ."-Saturday, 9.30 a.m. 25— Saturday. 1 p.m. .fg-Monday, 10.15 a.m. 27-Monday. 2.10 p.m. 11.30 a.m. 28— Tuesday, 3 p.m. 12,30 a.m. 29 -Wednes., 4 p.m '■' ■■<■'' , July. 1-Friday, 3130 p.m. • 2—Saturday, 8 a.m. ;J7cather and other circumstances permitting 'No cargo received within half tin hour Wvertised time of leaving.' ■ " , AH freights payable before delivery of goods. mm responsible for shipping,-carrying or dis- live stock. - - ,: ss; Return, 7s 6d. .■■ weight, 706 d per ton. I J. BARR BROWN, Managing Director^ I; ; ~*j- S. COROMANDEL. I THOMAS SCOTT, MASTER. ■ . . TIME.TABLE. . 1 , .Uaves Auckland: Leaves Coromandel: ■ 20,12 noon Monday, 20, 6 p.m. . 1 Sffitoeßday, 22nd, 12noon Thursday, 23,12n00n I ■* h day, 24,12 noon Saturday, 2a, 12 noon m Softer and other circumstances permitting i irresponsible in shipping, carrying, or die- I %gmg live stock. _.. . „.' Hd° c . a , r ?° received without Shipping Note, m 'Sf/withm half-an-hour of advertised timo of ■ m AJI Parcels must be prepaid on -Board. 43 A. R. H. fiWTNDLEY^lanager. j JFO& OPOTIKI AND r ■■'■■■ '' ; J„ CHELMSFORD . 1 fe TO Queen-street Whan, TO-MORROW U SUNDAY), j9th inst., 12 o'clock noon. ■Ifcs-Whakatane, McGARVEY BROS., m ae a b Wt&'White, Opotik*. W"< SHAEP^CO ■ BBS' ■ Commerce-street m 20th inst. , ■ m T ci & ht . apply on board. .alia ■'- '■ **' * ■-.-■■■■



Shipping. \tSStk 5 1 ° R Sct y MOUTH C ° NNECTING WITH WEST COAST I Tn o regular trader s.s. HERALD, iw la f L,oyd ' s^ s6tons lister, will sail as • AH cargo must be booked at our office apply to eight, passa S e ' other particulars - S™N^sOS :i 2o L Queen ; street_ ijtf>!lk ~tp OR LONDO N «§§S|S|ijfcv -BJ DIRECT. MagniflccnT~lron Clipper f. ,<■.,■. . Ship HERMIONE, D - T - ROBER T3. Commander, CaTgo carried at lowest current rates. aml B ioi h rim7?« Sel has - good ei Wements, early application for space is necessary L. T>. NATHAN & CO., - ' Agents. QjHAW, SAVIILL, AND ALBION COMPANY NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON. The following, powerful new eteel-built TifS%™ are appointed to leave for LONDON JJUtliiCr as follows: (Final port as arranged.) Steamer, gfigis Commander. Date °. f De - HoMo, ' parture. J 1«| Coptic .. 43673000 W.H.Kidley June2s Taimii .. 5200 3000 B. J. Barlow 'July 23 Doric .. 4741-3000 W. J. Jennings August '0 Arawa .. 5200,3500 J.'Stewart Sept. 17 lonic .. 4753 3000 J. G. Cameron October 15 Coptic ..43673000 W. H. Kidiey November 12 The Arawa and Tainui are new steamers of the latest design. . The First-class Passenger Accommodation is in a citadel saloon on the main-deck amidships, and the sleeping berths are of extra large sizo. The Second-class Accommodation is very superior, and is situated under the poop deck. Steerage passengers will have most excellent and roomy accommodation in the between decks. The White Star steamers lonic, Doric, and Coptic, will be conducted by the managers of that line, who have made their service the most comfortable and popular afloat. | An "experienced Surgeon will accompany each steamer. . ' ' ! All the steamers above-named will be fitted with the Electric Light. : .. i The Homeward Route will be be via Rio de Janeiro, and the time occupied should not ex ceed 40 days. •' PASSAGE Mt)NEY. 5a100n..... j , . — From 60 guineas and upwards. Second Cabin... „1 40 ~ „ Steerage. ......';„ '18to 20 guineas „ Return Tickets at Greatly Reduced Rates. The Undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, pay ment, for which has been guaranteed in the colony: ... L. D. NATHAN & CO. CRUICKSHANK & CO. A. HEATHER. COLONIAL UNION SHIPPING COMPANY Bankers: The London Joint Stock Bank (Limited). Managers: TYSER & CO., 3, Crosby Square, London. The s.s. BALMORAL CASTLE, 100 Al, 2,948 tons, Being the first of a Regular Line of Steamers, will leave London for New Zealand EARLY IN JULY, 1887. Importers are not asked to guarantee Freight, but to request their London agents to give this Line the preference upon equal terms. The Freight department will be managed by Mr Joseph Linley, who lias had charge of that branch of the New Zealand Shipping Company's London business for thirteen years, and who has a thorotigh knowledge of the requirements of the New Zealand trade. STONE BROS., ■ ■. '■' Agents. \ 7~~ mHE NEW ZEALAND - SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS (under Contract with the New Zealand Government) will be des patched with Her Majesty's Mails asunder for . L O N D ON, Via Rio de Janeiro and Madeira:— Steamers. Tons. Date ' . 1887. Rimutaka.. 4,473 Lyttelton Juno 30 Tongariro |.183 j ranged. |§£&,£ 2 0 AOKANGI..- 4,163/ ° uccoDer a> And thenceforward every fourth Thursday. Particulars may be learned by application to— ~ CHARLES V. HOUGHTON, ; ; i, -■ " T " " Local Manager. Customs-street. Auckland. ' /ORIENT LINE. ■ STEAM TO LONDON. From Sydney. From Melbourne. austral Juno 18 Juno 2 * 1 f£5H July 2 July 8 - And fortnightly thereafter. . Steerage, SlB, RETURN S^lf^^r^c^^^S Agents in New Zealand. ~~~ ■jt CJTEAM TO LONDON. PENINSULAR & ORIEN FOR LONDON, with Mails arid Passengers for . Europe and the East.: (Via Bombay). -; ■ ■ , Leave' Leave Mcl- Steamer, i Sydney. bourne. T?β-xral .. Juneß une ii ■ ff §f |ffi=v::::::::: S SSI, fe m^tnrn e ticke B ts issued both to first and second duced rates:— , : .. ... . ; ..,, &^ at Auckland at same rates as Sydney or Melbourne. ... . lß.Qwe 6 p.street, Aucklapd, Agente,



Shipping. j&zdTsdr "87 , ° R THAM ES, jMXi$L* JO HIKUTAIA, PAEROA, SPECIAL NOTICE. The s.s. KOT U X U tS EVENING - JUne2 °- For freight only, apply to- THORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH. ' To Let. ■ TO LET, a 4-roomcd Cottage ; city water . and rain.—Apply'Mrs Eawards, Excter street, Newton. rpO LET, fine 7-roomed House, Flagstaff i=* ?P ttd ' Mel rose Devonport. Rent'lls.—Ap- Ply to_Mi-s_Burnett, Melrose. " , TTIO LET, 4-rooined House, Edinburgh- st }' eet ,> Karangahape Koad; 6s 6d per to Mrs Harrison,, next door. nnO LE.T, a Four-roomed House in "Queen Street Stroefc - -A PPIJ r MisE » Bacon, 253 nnO LET, in Cross-street, a Two-roomed AVTr,i i? S m 0 ! 001 !!! oven and city water.— Appty fourth Houae from Pitt-streot. | T\O LET, .a comfortable fo\ir-roomed House; city water, large allotment. Rent 8s per week.-Apply to Mrs Finlay, Upper Pitt stroct. npo LET, a very comfortable Bedroom, JL suitable for lady; terms very moderate- Address Burleigh-street, sixth house below St Sepulchre's Church. npo LET, 3, 4, and 5-roomed Houses, JL close to town: Cs, 7s and 10s per week.— Apply S. M. Pratt, House and Commission Agent, Franklin and Ponsonby Roads. nnO LET, 7-roomed House, Pitt-streefc, JL gas, water, etc.; rent, 12s; also, a 3-roorried Pouse, bacc of Bank New Zealand.—E. W. Morrison, Karangahapo Eoad. LET, a 4-roomed House ; gas, water, JL large allotment, every convenience ; rent low to a good tenant. - Address at Stak Oftiee. ' FTiO LET, furnished or unfurnished, House JL of six rooms. Largo allotment and well situated.-For terms, etc., apply Thos. Rogers, Kranklin Road, near Wood-street. npO LET, Store, 60ft x 50, close to Queers JL street; fitted up in first-class style with offices, counters, shelving, etc. Rent very moderate.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Queen-street. FTIO LET, 4 and 5 roomed Houses, JL andra-street; rent Gs 6d, 7s ; also, in Vic toria-street, Large Shop with 5 rooms,- side en trance, good yard.—J. Williams, Tailor, Vic toria-street. TO LET, in Vermont Street, a comfort able Five-ixwmed House with washouse, gas and water, gas .stove.—Apply to John Taylor, Ponsonby Road, corner of Collingwood Street.. _^ rpO LET, Wellesley-street, those com- JL modious premises ox present ocoupiod by Mr George Glcdhill, Cordial Manufacturer.— Apply, Brown, Barrett, and Co.. Elliott-streot, Auckland. nnO LET, a 6-roomed House, gas, city JL .water, bath room and good cooking stove.—Apply F. Moore. Boot and Shoe Empor ium, Karangahape Road, or Mis Fellows, Park Road, near the Domain. • ■find LET, CHEAP SHOPS AND JL HOUSES FOR DEPRESSED TIMES :- Shop and 7-roomed Dwelling, Jervtis Road, do ing a nice littlegrocery business : gas, water, and fixtures. 12s. Shop and 5-roomed Dwelling, opposite Baptist Church, Jervoisjßoad. "108. i , ;t "''•■',.';>■, •..■".:. 5-roomed Cottage, Prospect-street; gas and water. Bs. 4-roomed Cottages with sculleries, Jorvois Road-city water. 5s ./ 5-roomed Balcony Houses, Jervois Road; city water. Bs. . .'Jr. Apply -, AV.G. ALLEN, Victoria Arcade. T7IURNISHED HOUSE of seven rooms; JD scullery. &c, near Albert Park; good piano, -15s per week.—Address at Star Office. LADY at the North Shore, who haii three Furnished Rooms (with use of bath room) •to Let, wants two ladies or married couple either to board with her or separately. Use of piano.—Apply to H. Ash ton and Son, 8, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. ANGERE BRIDGE.—To Let, a good 5-roomed Cottage, with well.—Apply M. Gilling; ■ • PJTO BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS. TO LET, a Shop and Four Rooms, with Bake house, situated' in Upper Symonds-street. — Apply to—' D. ROBERTSON. • Upper Symond-street. Corporation Notices. CITY Or AUCKLAND. JUBILEE HOLIDAYS. TO DRIVERS AND HORSEMEN. Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, 2!) th and 21st June, drivers of all vehicles and horsemen proceeding up and down Queen-street will be rcouired to proceed at WALKING PACE ONLY. Licensed and unhired vehicles are requested to stand in side streets only. The police have been requested to enforce this order. . P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, June 15,1887. 894 City of' Auckland; JUBILEE HOLIDAYS.—TO" PEDESTRIANS. It is hereby notified that, to facilitate traffic in Queen-st;eet on the nights of the 20th and 21st instant, Pedestrian? proceeding from the Wharf Upwards towards the Market Houso are re quired to keep thk Eastern Side ; and Down wards, from 'the"Market House towards the Wharf, TO KEEP ON THE WESTERN SIDE. The Police have been instructed to strictly enforce this order. f UP Queen-street :,Koep Eastern Side. - DOWN Queen-street: Keep Western Side P. A; PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, 15th June. 1887. 893 fi IT V OF A .17 OKLA ND. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR; * V j . GBAFTON WARD. In compliance with Clause3s of the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1870,1 hereby giv.o notice that the fol owing number of .Votes were re ceived by the Candidates nominated fo^. "the vacancy in the City Council:— j | f. PARSONS, EDWARD.. .. .. Gi PATERSON, JAMES ./ .. .. 57 | I therefore declare MR EDWARD PARSONS Duly elected Councillor for Grafton Ward, City of Auckland. HENRY RIDINGS, Returning Officer. City Council Offices, June IG, 1887. -\ Lost and-Found. ■' I LOST, from a Buggy, in Upwr Queen street, yesterday, a pairbf Chfld t> Lace-up Boots. Keward.-T-Barnett's. Queen-street.' "F OST, top of College Road, Slipper and jLJ Golosh. ~ Finder, returning same to Hodgson, College Road, will oblige. ■ v OST, in Queen Street, on Thursday, a White and Black Newfoundland. Reward on bringing' him to A. B. O'Brien, Vancluse, Richmond Road. [ -f & |feS REWARD. — Lost, on Juno 17, JL \9 between Opera House and Newmarket, a Gold Heartease Brooch.—The above reward will be paidto anyone returning same to C. G. Laurie and Co., Confectioners, Que.en-stroet, or Manukau Road, Newmarket. Board and Kesidei&ce. WANTED, two reepectable Boarders ; single or double rooms, plunge and. shower baths; terms, 18s, washing included.— Belle vue House, Beresford-street. ANTED, Lodgings in a good neigh bourhood for ah old gentleman (not an 1 invalid). No children or lodgers. — Address Visitor, Stab Office. ■ < SPLENDID Winter Tweeds at J.H Paltpn's, Tajlor, V}ctoria-Btreet JEast,



For' Sale. •' r.ltx^' FOR SALE, good bred Pig Dor. Price £1.-N.8., Star Ofllcc; FOR SALE, fa good Daity Farm, with of without milk contract; easy torme.-'Ap* ply Milk Depot, Freezing Works. FOR SALE, Piano, £16 10s, cost £35, Walnut Cottage, in perfect order; taken in debt.—Apply to W. Richardson and Co.. Tea Agents. High-street, 6 doors above Vulcan Lane. I7IOR SALE, a Bargain, a Village Section near Whangarei, containing SO acres. Cottage, and other improvements; good, land, near tho water; grand opening for a store.— Apply Star Office. OR SALE; (a bargain),. 2-Wheeled •Buggy, in good condition ; must be sold, ownerloaving colony.—Apply C. Poison, Pollen street, Great North Road, bofore 8 a.m. or after 6p.m. '■■■■ : ':. l ~..',.;>■ . OR SALE, at Wallis and Coates , , Karaugahapo-road, splendid Corned Beef, guaranteed eweet, packed in lewt kegs or rhoro; at2d por lb. Dellvored at wharf or railway station for cash.—Tulephono No. 166. OR IMMEDIATE SALE, in'Alten Road, a'good 7-roomed House, with scul lery, wash-house, gas and wn.ter,'etc, and large allotment. ' Price very low.—Apply to John Soppct, House and Land Agent, 65 Queen-street. FOR SALE, the Gpodvyill of the oldest Hairdressing, Tobacconist arid- Fancy Goods Business in the town o.t Wanganui. ' Tho advertiser having determined 'to retire from business, is desiring to dispose of the above. Hohas successfully carried on this business for the past 15 years, and can confidently recom mend it to the notice o£ anyone desirous o£ em barking in this particular lino. The premises aro nearly new, largo and commodious, and ! suitable for a family. Also, a Retail Boot and Shoe Shop, which has been successfully carried on for tho past 0 years in promises adjoining, and which can bo disposed of separately it re quired. Those premises aro situated in the] principal thoroughfa.ro of tho town, and alto-: gcther unrivalled as regards position and ropu-* tiition. Terms easy.—For particulars apply P. W. Watkins, General Commission Agent,: Ridgway-strcet, Wanganui. E~sl IMMEDIATE SALE, as the owner must leave for England, a really good Farm of 23S acres, 130 acres of it in grass, "and fenced part with thorn hedges, and the balance in bush; orchard, houso, and buildings; and a very low price will be taken. —Apply to John Soppot, Houso and Land Agent, Cv Queen Street. ■ , , ; :'-■,-■ FOR SALE, the Cheapest Fruit; Poultry, and General Farm in tho market; 90 acres; fresh water streams and salt water frontage. > Two hours' distanco, and carriago to Auckland Is. per ton. Good six-room eel house, large shippon, dairy, etc., landing, pier and good, fishing.— Apply. John Clare, Richmond Road,, fifth house above Field's. }71OR POSITIVE SALE, cheap- and . terins.vvefy easy, CSO acres good Land with deep-frontage. Only eight miles from the Queen-street Wnarf.-lApply to John Soppot House and Land Agent, Go, Quooii-streer. < ■ TCT ■ O vR: '■-, .S ; 'A !•> ;Lk El THE SPLENDID ESTATE, JCNOWN AS j AVONDALE PARK, Containing 130 acres, only % Kile's from Auck-i land by a good'metalled road, i A good^oppor-: tunity for acquiring villa sites,, etc. Soil suitable, to profitable work for market gardening.-peing only, five minutes'walk from railway station, and omnibuses,running to and from, tho city every hour.' . ■ ■~ u> .• ■.' iJ« ■■.. : r ; Will be sold in lots of one acre and upwards. | ■Ternißlibcral. Title. Land Transfer Act. Apply to HESKETH, .AITKEN, '& CO., : Auctioneers. Or to JOHN BOLLARD, Avondalo. Jp : 0 ~' a: : : ;;; S.; : ,'. A ;. ; L;;',;E.; CHOICE CITY AND SUBURBAN . ALLOTMENTS. MOUNT EDEN ROAD. — Sevoral splendid ' large volcanic ■allqtmonts'tnear the residences J. Batgcr, Esq. Price, 50s pet toot; only.-Small, • ■ depositrcquired,folio292.—l). F.Evane, Agent. MOUNT AijßßUT.—Sonio choice allotments in Randersville Estate, price only 15s per foot, folio 351 D. F. Evans, Agent. PONSONBY ROAD.—Grand corner site, level and commanding position, 1199.—D. F. Evans, SAItSFIELD-STREET, near tho beach. Beauti ful corner section, water frontage, 1723 a.— D. F. Evans, Agent. -..., SEVERAL CHOICE LITTLE FARMS for Sale, near town.. ,■ ■■ ■ : AVONDALE.—IO acres splendid Land. Now House and out-buildings, portionof Dr. Aickin's well-known estate. Folio 366. " EAST TAMAKI, PAPAKURA, and elsewhere. TP3 /"N Tjl •' ; ' ' ' JD. ■ .VX.: Hi WIN.GT'ON,' LAND, ESTATE, 85 FINANCIAL AGENT, QUEEN-STEEET, AUCKLAND. [Established 20 years.] For dfow days I can offer a good little Business for sale. Price for stock, furniture, &c, £50. A clean, pushing man coiild do well About 10 acres of Land and a comfortable Houso at Avondale, on Mrs Major's estate. Rent, £10 a year Comfortable Cottages in Victoria Avenue, Eden Tcrraco, 3s per week Cottages in Wellington-street, 3s per week • Cottage in Eden-street, 3s per week , Cottage at Kiugsland, os per week • House and Shop at Otahunu. 6s per weok t. Cottage on volcanic land at Bcllwood, 6s per . week .... . •■.■: House at Surrey Hills, Ss 6d per week Cottage in Sui»me.r : strcet, Mount Eden, 8s 6d per week - ! • i .■'•'.: House in Chapel-street, 8s 6d por week Excellent 7-roomcd Hoitse, Great North Road House in Union-street, 12s per week; very convenient to the city ~ •' ■ >; ■. ■--. Seven-roomed House, Ponsonby Road, 12s 6d per week \ . Large Houge; in centre street, Freeman s Bay, 12s 6d per week ' j • TO BE'LET OR SOLD. For Sale or to Let, a new. well-built Villa Resi dence, on Mount Roskill Road, nearly oppo site View Road, on very easy terms. Gas, water, and.many.conveniences. t ._ :; 7 ~: J&A £h PIANOS.—Iron-framed Upright cfarSty-'.?'' Grands, from :&10.—Berlin'Piano Importing Co.j corner Of Hobson and Cook-sts.. ..HOMESTEAD iin the ; suburbs,: with House and 5 iacrci'3. suitable for dairy and pduliry ;• Homestead, Star .Oflice.. '•.'■ .:■■■ -'■-.■</ . A,-..'. ~-■ . ; v , UN .FOR.,SALEI —, .Double-barrelled 'Ur Breech Loader, Hvith Cartridge-Filling. Apparatus and Recappor, all complete;, price, £9 —Applygun, Star Office, ' ' : . Cash' Drapery and Clothing Co.'a Sale for.Mcu'g.guits and Overcoats. TDIANOS AND ORGANS, on Deferred JL Payments, from 20s 1 a month. , — Berlin Piano Importing Co., corner : of" Plobson and Cook-streets. ■ j .■•,. .. ■.; ■-• ■ ■ ■■- ■■_ TO CARPENT-ERS- AND OTHERS.— •For Sale, the' Goodwill of a Country Busi ness,''in a fast, iniprovini,' township, with 6 roomed House, arid 11'acfres'of land, 4 acres orchard, remainder ploughed land, grass, and one' aero . ■ price, &c, apply "G. 0.," Star Office. '. ■:. mo BRUSH AND BROOM MANU- J. ■ FACTUREES. FOR SALE—That splenditl Business in Upper Queen-street, known as Wni. Kay's Factory, in thorough working order. Tho'vmrfchmerjr and plant is the most modern in iNew Zealand,- and together with the Stock andJTools wijr be sold a- bargain. To a smart energetic;.,man. who thoroughly understands the busmess.exception ally easy terms can bo arranged.—Applyito T. H. Biggs, on the premises. - ■„ ' QUPERPHOSPHATES. —Freezing Co. 's. }O £8 and £P, of all merchants. '; OB AC CO •!■ ,- t T O B A C C O ! r r .;, f ,.,._, V ..tobacco:; ;. i:i; , ; ~-: £; ,56 Boxes of Gonuino 6amcidn'a LongTsio pound, at 5s 2d per lb, (libs tbv 20s) for Cash; weight guaranteed, at ; | , .-.> , FREDK. WHITEipAD^,.;;,,.;;; 95, VICTORIA-STREET. ! ~H~ AS . WIL'LI AM S, ON, House, Land arid . Estate Agent,B3, Queen street,' opposite Fort-street, has always for Sale, and to Let, large and small Houses in the City, 'Suburbs, and Country 'Districts-; 3 also. Farms, improved and unimproved.; in various parts of the province Several Eligible Building Allotments for Sale in the City and Suburbs, for cash or on deferred payments, i j • i :'■ -■■'■■ "rVrORTHEI'IN Ccash Drapery aiid Clothing r Co.'s Sali) fpr Shirts, ..Socks,•Undershirts, andPrawers. ,- :, ;...:■;;. -..\ ; . ~.: -..;-;; /IRASS MANURE.—Freezing Co, , s,i £7 VT 106, pf all merchants.



.-'■■.<.■:' .■:■ Vfanted. .'':'* ' ■ IX7"ANTED,. Farm.Hand. Must be good YV milker.-rAddress Clias. Fordyce, Helens yille. WANTED, a Situation as Chemibt's Assistant.' Knowledge' of storokeeping. -^Apply A.8., Post-office, Swanson. — ANTED, a 'good.strong Boy, ! used to Plumber's work.-Apply to Alex. Todd, Mutual Life's new buildings, Queen-street. ■ ANTED, Engagement as' Daily or '' Resident Governess; would assist in light housework; first-class references.—Ad-, dress F., P. 0., Newton. ANTED, by> Experienced., Person, ~,Situation to assist in or manage a business, bookkeeper, working housekeeper. attend invalid'or any position of trust.— A.B., Post-office, Newmarket i •.-..." '.' WANTED, Cutter, to load at "Tryphena Bay.—Apply•-J.: E. Stone, Railway Terminus Hotel. . . .-■■ :■■-... \fTANTED, a competent Draper's Assis y.Y tarit for the country.r-Apply Wednesday, morning, to Arch. Clark and Sons. VIfANTED, Runners for,"The Life of . Yy. ..Queen Victoria." Price 2d.—Murray, and Spencer. Stationers. WANTEDra~Canvasser (one working in the interests of others" preferred), , to push the sale of a desirable local article.—Aα dress to H. 8.8., Star Office. : ! ' ANTED, a sensible, educated joung ■ Person to take charge of a small Hwse hold. ": References , required.— Adurees CJi,ll., Star Offlco. , ~■......, ..■-...■ 7\\ /"ANTED, one, two, or four gentlemen yy . as pennant boarders,, within fwo minntes of Post Oflice.— For address, apply Star Office. - WANTED, Half-cast Girl, who can speak Maori, as Goneral Servant ■ Black Boy as a Page; Nursery Housemaid (hotel); 2 Nursery Governesses; Boy for few hours daily.—Mrs Clark, 281, Queen-street. ANTED, two Boys.-Apply Mr W. Rhodes, Auckland limber Co. Steam Sawmills. ' ANTED, a'clean, active, Young Person as Servant. No young child ren. Must bo , a good cook and laundress. References.—Apply Star, Office. WANTED, a good Second-hand Har monium ; state price and description.— Box 112. . WANTED, a Finisher. —Apply, at once, . Garrott Bros., Wakefleld-street. WANTED, a handy Man, accustomed to hotol.work.—Apply Britomart Hotel. ANTED, by a Domesticated Person, Situation as housekeeper or assist mis tress, or place of trust: good references.—Mog gie, Post-office, North Shore. .-. . ■ ~ ■. ANTED to Buy, a light Express, Harness, and Pony. — Address " C," Star Office. ' ..,..."■ WANTED] a sharp, respectable Lad ,as :Oasbier and Apprentice to outfitting businesß.,4SApply W. GJ Allen; Victoria Arcade. ANTED, a. Furnished Cottages or House, for a family without children. Town or suburbs.•• References given.—Address P.O. Box 188. ■■ ■■ WANTED, - respectable. young Man; to Bacholoriso with others; <■ Total ab stainer, rionTsmoker.—Address and fuller parti cularsat V.M.C.A. . -i,, ■..■:; ! ANTED,-first-class Canvasser.-r-J. ,G. Murdoch and Co., Publishers, High streot, 1 ., -■ ....... . ' ■ ... . -'. : to Rent, in Parnell, a? yy 'roomed House; must have gas and water.—Apply by letter to " Tenant," Box 6J, pp. ; ■■■■■• ■ ; WANTED TO LET, Furnished House of three rooms; Water laid in; low rent, to a good tenant; Leamington Range—Apply; to Rqbert.Carlil«,.Yiew Avenue, Mt. Eden. ~ ANTED to Let, House of five rooms, ■bathroom; stable, coachhouso, etc.— Apply to Robt. Carlile, View Avenue, off View Road, MountEdon. ..' ;. ■ WANTED.— Come, and see my extra Trousers for nothing.—J. H. Dalton, Victoria-street East. WANTED, Second - hand; Portable Engine, 12 or 15h.p.; one cylinder pre ferred.—Address, stating lowest price and parti culars, to "Engine," Box 71, P.O. ANTED.—," Where are we all going to?" Why to J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Vic toria-street, for an Extra Pair of Trousers, for nothing.^ ' '' • • * : ;i ' ANTED, Tenders to let for 7 years; forflrazing purposos, 385 acres of Land,, Parish of Waiuloi 'East, bounrled partly'by- Waikato River, and Awaroa Creek, and Ml acresndjoinihgthe , above on Awaroa Creek'; also,, 80 acres on Otantt Creek, all rich alluvial soil, suitable for rye grass and white clover,! Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.' —Apply JAMES 8. GIBBONS, Onohunga. : KNOWN— Pianos -andj Organs on Deferred Payments from-20s! a month.—Berlin Piano Importing Co., corner Hobson and Cook streets. ' WANTED KNOWN.—Concert and Ball willbe given by the Cuckoo Juvenile Minstrel Troupe at the Catholic Institute, Mon day, Juno 20tb. Concort Is, double ticket 2s, children half price. . , .' ' ':..' .'■." WANTED Seen. The Newest Shapes in Felt and Tweed Hats exhibited at loAvest prices by Georgo Fowlds, 80, Victoria street. ■ .... ...,. -■ .■ ..■- , WANTED KNOWN.—The price pt Billiards is.reduced to 6d at the We'lles-' ley Billiard Room, Wellesley Street. .T\7"AN TED KNOWN. — Pianofortes, yy Tuned,,ss.~G. Hood, Norman-street, Mount Roskill Road. Orders received by Mr Finch, Stationer, Quoen-strcet. ( "\%7A"NfED~KNOWN— Watch Glasses y.y: fltt6d,3deach'; charges for watch repairs no matter what maker or where bought, equally ■cheap. Best workmen kept on tho promises. Ar rangements made to turn oujt, 150 ropairs.per' week.' All watches cleaned are at Stewart Dawson and Co.'s great English Watch Exhibition, 91, Queen-street. : ANTED KNOWN-An Album., of '; Portraits and Views, Souvenir.,of Queen Victoria's Jubilee, will be presented to all pur cha.ser&of Goods, Is value, at Goodson's London Arcade. " i ;„■.,■ ■: ■■:■ -..;!;, <,: -a ■■■Ti i',, ■ ; WANTED KNOWN—An Extra Pair '■ of Trousors given away with overy Suit., —J. H. D'allori, Tailor, Victoria-street East. •'' I ~\]{T ANTED, IiNOWN.-Stranger than yy.,. Fiction—J. H. Dalton gives away ai Pair of Trousers for' Nothing. . WANTED KNOWN.-An. Extra Pair of-Ti-ousers for Notliing.—J. H. Dalton,; Tailor,Victoria-streetEaßt. r ..,,,-, ~.- J "\7|7"ANTED TO KNOW where I' can! y y Buy the Coloured Jubilee Lights for" my ! Illumination ? Why, at Green's Cheap Toy; Bazaar, City Market. the wonderful Jubilee Belis, Crackers, Guns,. Double Baygs,and get your correct weight for a penny. "\irANTED KNOWN—l.have a Butcher \ V V Shop and i rooms to let at 10s per week; also Shop and % rooms, , suitable for any kind of business, gas and .water laid 0n,40s per week; also other houses low rent to good tenants.— J. J: Craig, Commerce-street. ' ' " - ■»'■ " ''■■■•". K-N'O-W'N. SPECFAL ANNOUNCEMENT.' '' D. MoPHERSON, being largely overstocked i with Ulsters, Jackets, etc., as below, has doter mined to, clear regardless of cost rather than hold over. 30 Ladies' Black Braided Jersey Jackets at 9s lid each. 'Newest Style—At Karangahapo Road. "ttT' ■' A -N; TE J D KN O W-JSTi MAGNIFICENT- LADIES' GOLD WATCH (value £12) FOR ONE SHILLING. Now on view in Messr3 Bartlett's window 5 , Queen ; street,' and; guaranteed.- by them to be full value. The above will be awarded to tho Competitor making the greatest number of words, letter's contained in " National Jubilee!'^' I Com petitors imist:enclose Is- in stamps with name and address to 80x232, G.P.0., Auckland. Rules may-rbe•obtained; at Crosher's- Cqffep ,Rooms, AJM.P. 'Buildings, Victoria-streot'East, Auck land. Decisions based on a Standard Dictionary. Answers to be seritin on or before July 12th, 1887. \y -A ; N' : T : E ■ K''N '0W N. z4o,Black Rabbit-fur Capos, Is Cd, Is lid, 2e Cd; ,2elldeach. ''' ...-■; ■ , l ' ; 'v i : -750 Ladies' arid Children's Felt, Plush/-'and Cloth Hats, Is each.".-'' ~. ■•■-• (■ , Real Genuine. Bargains!!! 'Regardless •' of Cost,~At' ! ■''■'■■ ■"-■' ■■' iK - i "" J "' ''•'■ " : ,; ' '■'■'■'"'■'. . ' P/MoPHERSON'S; Karangahape Road,



. , Wanted. j WANTED ' KNOWN—Oamara 'pota toes, is per cwt; Best Currants, 6d por lb ; Jams, 4d and 6d per tin : Prime Salt Bur.ter, 6dperlb; Rice, Barley, and Split Peas, 51b toi ls.—Gallagher and Entrican, Victoria-street West. ■■ ........... _____ TXT ANTED. KNOW H. 250 Children's and Girls' Ulsters: 2s 6d,356d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, etc., each : 250 Ladies' do. from. 7s 6d, 8s 6d. 9s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, to 80s each. Bar- , gains regardless of cost at D. McPHERSON'S. Wα nt cdk no wn — winter AMUSEMENTS.-£5 for One Shilling.— The Proprietor of the Opera Houseoffers aPrize Of £5 to tho Competitor making the most words out of the letters in the words " Victoria's Jubilee " All Competitors must send in answers by July 1, and enclose Is in stamps, with their names and address, to Opera House, Box No. 71 Auckland.—Copies of rules can be obtained on application at the Opera House. Box Office at Kidd and Wildman's. — New , Com petition will open on July 2.—No notice taken of communications uot containing stamps. \~XT ANTED KNOWN—I am delivering V y best Waikato House Coal at 22s per ton cash; also Newcastle, Taupiri, and Whanga rei Coal at lowest rates.—J. Craig, Commerce street. ' • -"' ■ ■ W , : :A" c -d, ' INSPECTION- ■' "'"- il ", i: )7.;!Cj . - 1 .■;..[., ■,-,> .' * 08 , MUNKO AND MILLIGAN'S TWEEDS. ANTED KNOWN-1 am prepared to take in pawn Pianos, Harmoniums, Suites of Furniture. Money Lent on Personal and Collateral Security. Bills Discounted.—Jas. Rjie, Elliott-street, WANTED KNOWN. A JUBILEE TREAT At MRS DUNNE'S. '/ LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER HOUSE KARANGAHAPE ROAD. , HATS AND BONNETS, /, ■■ Latest. Stylo, from 6d each to 2s 6d. BONNETS, Latest Parisian Style, from 6s 6d to 10s 6d. NO OTHER HOUSE CAN COMPETE. All other Drapery Goods equally Cheap. All Parcels for ss, a Lace* Tie will' be Given in. "tIkTANTED KNOWN- Jubilee Illumina 'y y tions. '. Chineso and Japanese Lanterns, very cheap at Goodson's. Waterbury Watches, 12s Cd; entire new stock of Gold and Silver Jowellory, all warranted and very cheap; Dinner Sets from 203; Tea and, Bf.eakfast Sets from 128 6d'; Electro Plated Table Forks and Spoons. Is each; Dessert Forks 'and Spoons, 9cl each; Tea Spoons,6d each (Alboloid pure M. Metal throughout),; Tables, at Cd each; .Dessert, 4d; Teas, 2d each; a 5 Qniro (120 sheets). Packet of good Note.Papor, Gd; 100 Envelopes to match, Gd. . In fact the cheapness of the g-oods have established Goodson's London Arcado as the place to obtain the best value for the money in Auckland..,, Inspection invited. Price lisr. on application. Note the Address: Goodsons London Arcade,- opposite McArthur's Ware house, 210, Queen-street. ■. ; »-■ '" /CARPENTERS, LABOURERS, etc., are \y requested to call and examine the stock of Working Shirts, Clothing and Flannels keDt.by Georgo Fowlds, 80, Victoria-street. . ' ; ' -■■ Freezing Co.'s. \"JT In ; 2s 6d tins, of all merchants.; ' ■ a LOVES ! GLQYES! GLOVES! Whito and Coloured Kid, Lined and Fur Tops, at reasonable rates.—Fowlds, 80, Victbria street. j ... ■W^ O U SE M A'l D (competent) requires situation; also, Respectable Girl as a general; good reference's. — Book and Tract Depot, Walker's Buildings.Karangahape Road. Cash Drapery and Clothing .131 Co.'s Salo for Boys'Knicker Suits. T>OTATO MANURE.—Freezing Co.'s. JL £810s, of all merchants. -- 00 ' ' *"* 'JBusinessindustrous Man, not afraid of work with the above at command, can bo admitted Partner in tho soundest business in Auckland, bearing any investigation.—Address ■ 8., Star Offiw. __. WILD RABBITS, fresh daily t skinned and cleaned if wished, at E. McDonald's, City rvforket./Wellesley-street'entrauce. j "iTUST LANDED, and on view at Oak 9J House, Hobson-streeit, Pianos for £25. j I "\rORTHERN Cash Drapery and Clothing _3I Co. 's Sale now on.—loS, Queen-street, new establishnient. : p '■ li _^*^1 6\ PIANOS.—Iron-framed Pianos, 3&Ov trichord and check action, from £30.— Berlin Piano Importing Co.y corner of Hobson and Cpok-streets. - ::'->, S~ "AUCE !,/ SAUCE ! SAUCE,! Wanted i; every lover of good Sauce to purchase. a Sixpenny Bottle of the "Yorkshire Sauce Extraordinary," to test what a Colonial Manu facturer can do, and oblige .„ . ;i, I * fredk." whitehead, ; 'TEA, COFFEE, AND,SPICE MERCHANT, ' ,; , : / ;S5, «yiCTOBIA-STBEET. '•■■-'■ ::■•■«" , Personal. PERSONAL. —Slaughter^of; the Inno cents! Boys' Clothing at less than half price during the very cheap sale at C. A. Porters, 276. Queen-street, corner of Waketteld street; 11 ' ;;-'- , '* '■ ! !•'; \ ?, "\ ■•\. ; T>ERSONAL. — Why. do , doctors ordet ;- U i their patients to .take-Handley's; Belfast Ginger Ale? Because it is absolutely pure and nourishing. Sold everwhere. ■ PERSONAL.— I supply ahExtra.pau- of Trousers with every suit—J. H. Dalton,. ■Tailor, Victoria-street East.. '.'.■. ;-'i •v: *■- "OERSQNAL.—CaII and get an Oy.ercoat 'JET- at J. H. Dalton's, Tailor, Victoria-st! East. P" ERSONAL JUBILEE GIFT of Priceless value (not to be beat by Hannaf ord).—Old , Kennedy will give toall his Customers during. , this month a Bottle •of his,never-failing, pubk i Vegetable Hair Restorer,''-.which prevents thb. hair from falling out, at Half-price, Is.—Stanley ! street, noxt'Erasor andSon'sFoundry. ! ; ISSOLVED' BONE .MANURE. — : Freezing Co.'s £8, of all merchants. | . Sporting FP O: TBAL L!' TO; <3 ; f|l L'L ! .■;»■■ !ioS'i'V:^!! : ':!,,:'-'i" : '":. '■'.'/'/: : ; h ■ s '" -V JUBILEi; ■ DAY,, TuEsriAY, ; Juntas' 21.' ; ''-' , - ,<•■ f y,r. j "','■'' '■" v('■'■'"'' ■''• GRAND INTERPROVINCIAL MATCH V, TARANAKI v,' AUCKLAND: Potter's Paddock, Epsom. Play.commences at ,:.-■■;...-M*,.".-. . • 2.3ppjn.: ; ■■'-'■'■ y ■'■' •; Admission-ONE, SHILLING. PL UMP.TON PARK, j'u BILEE COURSING MEETING. : | , iri U WEDNESDAY, JUNE.22, 1887. • bI ' CHANGE PF L PROGRAMME. ! ' • TROTTIN.G MATOB: not filling, a 16..D0G STAKE , has been substituted;' A'LIMITED ALL-AGED STAKE for 10 Dogs, at 30s each ; ; 10.S:to except. Entry.and Draw same-time'as ' JubUee.Cup, Stake, MONDAY, June. 20,■ before 8 p.m. "Speciai Train at 10.10 "a.m., ordinary' train at ll.iO. returning at i. 45 p.m. 0. WALLNUTT, gepretary,



" Anmsements. WILLIAMSON, GARNER, & MUSGROVE'S : ROYAL ' '' \U riOWLG /COMPANY.; Manager .. .. MrR. S. Smythe Business Agent .. , Mr W. Hughes Stage Manager .. Mr John Wallace Conductor .. ... 'Mr W.H.Harrison OPERA HOUSE-TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY); The Ever-Popular Opera, PATIENCE 1 ; ' ~ / ATIENCE; ■ .. \ ATIENCE; -,• :',(,'. ■ ;.- -- Vi.yj.ffi ;OR,i-. ■ If, i ■,-,; -<',), ■'; BUNTHORNE'S BRIDE, ■ Will be performed, being : THE ONLY SATURDAY NIGHT On ivhich Miss Alice Barnett will appear in her original character of Lady Jane. _ Last nighf.'s performance excited great enthusiasm. J D'BILE E WEE X.—HOLIDAY . : , ARRANGEMENTS. . . . /, , For the'convenience of Country Visitors there ~, will be a ; . . CHANGE OF OPERA EVfiRY EVENING DURING JUBILEE HOLIDAYS, And Special Arrangements for Families.' MONDAY—The Famous Opera, THE MIKADO 1 ;i ;/ ' . (last time). TUESDAY~The Charming Fairy Opera, lOLANTHE (lasttime). WEDNESDAY—The ever-popular PATIENCE; or, Bunthorne's Bride (lasttime). THURSDAY—First time of the sparkling Opera, THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE. Gordon's 2'XCagnificent Scenery will illustrate all the Operas. THE NATIONAL ANTHEM willbe sung by this full Company. TIME OF COMMENCEMENT.—Monday aiia Tuesday, to give people an opportunity of seeing the Illuminations before the performance, the Opera'will commence at 8.30 p.m.; other even ings at 8 o'clock, as usnal. ■ • HOLIDAY PRICES OF ADMISSION. During Jubilee Week, for the convenience of families and others, the plan of having Family Stalls (2s), which formed thfl most popular part of the Theatro in Dunedin, Christchurch, and Wellington,, will be, adopted. Next, week accordingly the following will be the Prices of Admission :— Circleand Orchestra Stalls... Five Shillings Stalls... ... ... ...Three Shillings Family Stalls... .... ... Two Shillings Pit ... ... ... ... One Shilling • Monday and Tuesday afternoons, if Messrs Kidd and Wildman's are closed, the Box Office will be at the Opera House. ' ' . . Late train after Opera on Tuesday to Mercer andOnehunga. •'■ ■• ' "'■'•:.'''■ A GRICULTU.RAL 'HALL Lessees .. • ! .. Hesketh Aitken, 5&.G0. Manager .;„; .. Max Rinklo , THE - ' ' ■,- ,i PEOPLE'S PALACE OF. AMUSEMENTS. 1 TO-NIGHT! • TO-NIGHT! . ! MONSTER VARIETY PROGRAMME, Consisting of all the Latest Songs of the Day, Ballads, Soogsand Dances, Duets, Political Songs and Sketches. ■ Also, the grand' . JUBILEE ' V > A Good Night's Fun for Sixpence, and don't you , forget it! , n MILLION PRICES! Chairs .. .. ■':. ■.; fohe Shilling Gallery .. .. 'X ..Sixpence ■ 7V~T~T . H A L\ L. JUBILEE FANCY DRESS BALL. TUESDAY EVENING, 21ST JUNE. Tickets to admit lady and gentleman _ 10s „ i, Extralady.. .. ~. _5s Gentlemen, single ticket ]; .. ~ 7s 6d (Which includes refreshments during the whole of the evening). Caterer.. ■ .. %..'•• Mr T. McEwen The String Band supplied by Mr-A. Eady Attendant engaged for the Ladies' Cloak-room Doors open at 8; Dancing to commence ! > at 9 o'clock. : > , NOT IC E. : Spectators'tickets to the Dres3 Circle, 2a 6d. A few Reserved Seats can be booked at 3a. Tickets for the Ball and Dress Circle to be had daily atMessrs Kidd aDd Wi'dman's, Stationers, Victoria Arcade, and on TUESDAY (Jubilee- Day) from Mr McGowan, at the Queen-street entrance to the Hall. The Ball will take place under the sole direotion of Mr Lachlan McGowan. NO MASKS ALLOWED. TUBILEE FANCY DRESS BALL. . COSTUMES FOR HIRE. ' . Apply ' ■ " ' ;; j J. J. WALSH,: ,; Next Hobson Hotel, Victoria street... Wt T> URN,S : ~ CLU B. JUBILEE SOCIAL GATHERING. and Friends are notified ■ - ■ ; that there are a few tickets in reserve for the Social on MONDAY Eevning Next in the. Masonic-Hall , Newton, which can be had from Members of Committee only. ■ '.; ; : ■ ■:< Double .Tickets, 4s, 6d.,, No Single Tickets issued. ~ J, U'B I LEE'! IT V H A'L L. The If JUBHiEE MINSTRELS wi'l give Three Entertainments, commencing TO-NIGHT, June 18, 1887, and MONDAY and WEDNES DAY, Ju.ne2oand22. 4 End Men! 17Performers (male'and female)! 'New-Songs, Dn»joes; Farces. Sketches, New Sayings, etc. New novelties and startling effects. " ; '- ; < '■>■<•*•'» '■'■'.'» GRAND SPECIAL NIGHT-Monday, 20th. GREAT DISPLAY. FIRE At , seven p,m.sharp a Fire, Balloon will besent off; at half-past seven, Display of Fireworks; at eight sharp, Jubilee Minstrels. ■ ■-■■ • >> ■■ r> .γ-m On Wednesday, ~22nd, a, Grand Compli mentary Benefit, tendered byvth'e' Company to Mr P. Doran. Tickets sold everywhere. . Million Prices!— Dress Circle,3s , ; 'Stalls, 2's; Pit, Is.,- Big Programme every evening. .. :i , ;TEi ;O : r; : ;b st er s , ;hal , l. . i : ■ THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 23. t» i ! GRAND CONCERT and SELECT DANCE GRAND CONCERT and SELECT DANCE llh " l!f;«j(-J O.i 1 TENDERED BY >hA . ■ ."/'.■;'J ! nnHB V-\UEEN'S T\vf"INSTRELS l! I JL HE • QUEEN'S I iYIINSTRELS ! : j,. (Assisted by other Ladies and Gentlemen) ] I-. .. :•. : ~ .|IN. AID.OF.". ~'" j, _ ; "_', ;Mr: JOHN, C iSWJELL,,,:.'., -,' ' ; Who was seriously injured while in the execu tion of his duty as an Asylum iWarder. : Admission—Front Seats (including dance),2s 6d • Baok do (Concert only), Is. Doors open at; 7.30; ;to commence at 8 o'clock. .v ■ .; .•; U i:h. :;■< h-y : l> J. TURNER, Hon.iSec. ! OBS O N RIF L E CORPS. ''' ''' '-" : ■ .' ■ '' : ', _'•-1 r.j;, - •• nt. t«*i .L " ; .":'' JUBILEE BALL, 5 H '-' I ■ Under the patronage of Col. Lyons, Lieut..Coi3. ■; ■ Shephard, Dignan, and Mahon, Majors > ..', Isaacs and Clifton, and Officers . . M '". of No. 2 Battalion, , . ■ • H ' "'". ' 'Will be held in , the" '' '"' '' "''.' : '" ; I FORE ST ER S" :H AL L, i I •;■-;■' , ; -.MONDAY; JUNE 20; 1887. " , ~ ;' ! . ' -DoubleTicket,7s6d.' Extraladyj2s6d;ut i i Ticketsyto. be had from Committee: and-all Stationers, and at the door of the Hall. •' ■ '- J." j • • J ■' ; - PRYCE MAY,' Secretary].: ■•" i!, '&> :? ' T - V, P'' " ; ? ) h-'.'M -liE..'; '"..; The I( Members:of No?. 2 and4o, will celebrate the Jubilee Wvffi 5* 3 TI' b y ;a SOCIAL in the Hall, iNewtoh on MONDAY Evening,! . «oPS*ete§S-June.2o, at >! - 30 ' Brethren ;,are re-; : quested to he present. Visitors cordiaUy invited.—C.'Bush, Secretary. f!l -"H* i ■ mEMPERANCE HALL. -^T.his ; Ni^- a l ''JL": Meeting at 7.45. Addresses, R.ech a bite Brethren, FREB, 6 V \j



-, '■>""-■■;.u\ Drapery, Etc. yJ .SPECIAL .AND EXTRAORDINARY :, 'BARGAINS' '■ '■'■. ';:;'■/ ' : ■';* • : '•" '• Now 'being, offeredl at ! ■*"# >: > R. 'H. ABB 0T T '&' C d.'s, ..! ; Roai"> : ...-' v.i i And ; . > ■ Ui'PEB Symonds-sibeet 250 Ladies' Jersey Jackets, Mantles,! Paletots, . • &c.,n ranging in.valutv from one, to-four ■ guineas apiece, are, bein, , ?, cleared out from. 8s lid to 19a Bd each.These will undoubtedly; be'sold'in a. few' days; *.an ! early visitds *,; therefore necessary to secure. :> ~ : ;f;ji',r ■':'■■■ 20,180-Yards of Ribbon; all widths and .nearly ; all colours, at Id yard.' . ■'~'* , 'V ''■'".■"*. i 850 Pairs of Girls'arid Ladies'Hose.-6d per pair. , ' i; 000 Pairs of Girls' and Ladies' Cashmere Hose, ,; Is pec-.pair. ■: . . ~--•.. ~ ,', ■-,-■ fj " A Grand Selection of Plush and Felt Hatsstill * remaining at Is lid. ] Strayrs at; Is. Thi3 ; season's shapes obtainable only at; ••.;; ■■■■ •'■■ '-"■•'■ E(. H. Abbott M &'.T,Oo;^; ' • KARANGAiIiPE ROAD ,' '" '■ x ' AND; UPPER :SYMONDS-STREET. - ■ ' ,:i . '\ ;Annisemeiits v ; .; V " J 't' T\ E V' 0 N P 0. R T. ' HOLY TRINITY CHURCH SCHOOL : ';.'. ~. iV •■ : :,'■ \BUILDING. -J< ;: r;-! ; THURSDAY,, JUNE '23, .1887: i : INSTRUMENTAL- ! , : ; ..'■■ , CONCERT, , a\> ' ' . CHURCH: BUILDING FUND.. o : v .Doors open at 7.30. •-.; mio commence,at ; B p.m. . ■V" ','- ~AD]yilS3ioN-ON3fe| SHILLING. " ' '.! ! S)'.T.v:i'}.J-r:A:;M->E-S\ .:•.,[ -ftii Ay LriK: I ,i>. ■• ,wellington,-si;reet, ,:.,' . v ,' j ''~.■'; 'The Grand Jubilee 1 Cantata, ■' • !. • BRITANNIA, ■;'. ' ..'■'■ ■ ' willbeTfepeatedon ■-; ■ ----.-,,■ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, ,JUJfE;23 { ,l. x j . Splendid representations\pf c . '■; , • \j AN AD A. . ;: ~,;, -~: ~... a -.' . .' I ;■;,.,-; india; .if -V, r V \ :'■ r " Jf,i ! ; ' ,J -V; •■■'SOUTH'"AFiaoA , ; i "" :, -\ ?? - ;,1 "- , " ! "?/,■■ '••'•■' 'V' ; ' AUSTRALIA, :"!:' I' _- [: ; : !,'-:■ ' ->■- -'- ' ; NEW ZEALAND. S dl »c a.great Variety,6f character aiidbos- iSv* "? f -Soldiers.,Sailors,,and- Atten pants, 100 voices; aria,a first-class String Band. ' .■••; ; ; (Mr J,vH.,jEdnipndes, ' '_- : ADMISSION: ONE ] SHILLING/ ; I Doors open at ; '■;;' Comniencaatß." AND DANCE will b e held Ist July, 18S7. in aid of St. l Matthias's MallToftiL Double' ticket,' 4a; Single, -2s '6d. Concerfcrte commence af Sip.m. Dancing, at 10. p.m;' v "v-- . •■- 1 ; :, >■■•!-■; '•' •■■■': ' W. R. KAY,"Hon., . . ; ,<. . In; .connection.with the , now. Catholle Phurch, P.pnsonby, .willjbe held in the Ponsonby HaU on MONDAY,.2Oth. Juße.' .Tickets.may, be obtained on MR JOS. W; GRAY, Secretary,-Ppnabnby;,,,i ; - :,, , ' \ ■■~'' _Tickets to ;be,had from'the'fdllbwing :-Mr Dixon, Stationer, Wenesley-street :;Mr'Canning. Queen-street; Ladies of/the Committee; and Gw;;Ghurch-street,'Ponsonhy. Jhu< ; Double..Tickets, 7s 6d; Ladies Extra, 2s:6d. Dancing to commence at 8 p.m. sharp." , JgRiEORiOHBiri SSHILLING^K. SHi9LimER'SC^N^BEA^;TOBAbcO;BOX. In. Qrder to affdra Soineaimisemeht durint the to encourage'local'talent, -ttiei.pEoprietoriiof theJJorikinal.Can't B'Beat I obacco;and Cigar, Diran, Queen-street, offers a prize of £5 to;the successful competitor farming the most words'out'of the following sentence, ;t\-,rra' v.-.- ■, :•:::;;■.[■;>; " CANT B BEAT TOBAUCO-BOX." ;, Compijtitors must enclose is iii stamps; bffigiv ■wise'-wijy-r^iuribtb'errec'ognised. ':> " ', v '' ? En||[efolo3e ! on'br.at)bu(; the 30thinst. ' ; „,_ ft*&ddresa- Z If? u -'-' [ ''-'■''' ; " Post Office, '■'-'. \ ft \ Auckland;,