CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Thk folloffinK buatness waa transsrtetl after

we went to press yesterday afternoon at tho

meeting of the above body

Ttie Chairman (Mr John Lamb), in bring ing forward tho quarterly report, ejid thot thero were >orae important points for them to consider. A commission had been appointed by Fiji to consider tho question of reciprocity treaty. The cnmmis.-ion had reported upon the mutter, and it wa-i evi dent that ttiey really wanted reciproci'y. In lSS'i Fiji exported article? omouming to £249,800, pilncipully arrowr.-o'-, bran.", cocoa, cotiee, fruU.H, mat/.-1, mnlapsc-fi, nute, peanute, cocoanut", 'picesl, mjfar, le-a, and tobacco; but. tho imjurts of these articles into >>cnT /.■•fi'.iiid Im th 6 year was tea-i (inS, into Ni>» Si.-mh WaltH £1,202,871, and into Victoria L' 2 IT',7OS. Tho report of tho oormnLflioii ,-hu . ell that they con-

sidered Victoria presented a better ui-uket than Ke-.v Zsul«iiCl, 0:1 account ol the Irultio insular. At thy saino time New ►South Wales, on tho bas-i^ of population and gene ral purchasing power, aleo all'orde'i un ex cellent market. The coniiniiSaian mid there foioreoommended I hat articles non-U.uila.blt>, I whon in.ported to Fiji frrm Victoria, thould, ir munui.ictured in tlitj uulany 01 i.oduced exclusively from its products, bo ad mitted inc. In return, the Oovorn ment ehould then aiimit. L-land t ;o..ds at lieu and reduced rile»—maizu and tobacco in trio leaf at li if : ho currorit. r.i'c, aril »ug u r at 13 per ton X.-a from Fiji than from any other country. Tho commissioners an ticipated that urrW eufli a trealy Victoria would supply Fiji uiiii £82,000 worth of a!e, porter, nine, vegetables, and manufac tured [roods, in IS3-1 Fiji received from Victoria C-::),i:i!>, nnd in lSRii £27,218 1" t-lio i-iimo yo.iiH I he exp >rts fivm Now Z.-ala-.d hud boon jL.'IIi.SIT unij £a7,57-l, while those from Now South Wales amounted to i:SI»,2iM; in It-Si ni.d in ISSS. CI2.V4:iG .nuiewiiit ximiHr. ill i p/opncom* biluft, f-ISX'A to NvW /.n:ilaiidi Cl'W,;i- i.i Now SuiiLli Wali-P, ni.il f:: '.;S.:\i i.i Vr-Mn-.. li.it uliitwcil I hill at I'lucnl Viotmia did ili.- i-malliiel tnulii ui'li Fiji Tim '■■••in mi..<f.i..ii r.-ilmilaicil lhal mc-li a ttoaty u0.i1.l open t.. F.ji h prolucied market for .C-J.'i.-i. I "p(i w.itli hi their yocd.-', thoujr'u Victoria would loss revooue to Iho amount of 167,104. At ti.o K.llllO limo Fiji would |~no 17,820, whi -h umuunlod to uno-lontli il her levonne. I'ii.y woii'.d rum. nib.r (li-il. JOiuo tiinoat;o LUr OHti (iiivornmont hud -out. n tonimii- M.-.n down to Fiji, bul m> fm nothing much hud boon heard about il* prr.Cbwiiiitfi. 't would bo u,.|l tor them to look into this mailer, und presM tl«ia thiiiK upon tlio l'-o veimnonl, to j/ivo Now Zealand a rcoipro city treaty with the InlatuU. They should urjjo upon thu Gnvermni lit to consider the roport of tho commUalan and do what they could to net upon it. ilr Lamb tiitli pro ceeded to speak about the ptopo«od Mari time Exhibition for Awklunil, which Mr Twopenny cMimntod would coet i'SO.OOO Ho i-idd that it thould bo distinctly under-

stood that althuuuh the Exhibition was eiiliod i\ maritim'a ci.o, it wi u!d n:.t bo exclusively to, a-, it woulJ reully bu opjn tv all thinge that wore u^etiil in tho wiir'd. At loii-t, that H-.is hi.- idea of what it flunilil bt>. They kri&w thai they couldchuw vi 140U1I rtni i.i built in Auckl»i:d us could beshownatiywhcii!. Ho wou'd liko i-> ei.o an cxlnbtiimi ot a j;ucioral chiirucltr, oni; t!::t uimld let them nee bow ilm.-.r v.ery iipii u'aiMuiori in other place;. 11.. then Thu vepoit ivjh lal.cn n.* read, and then ilie c'aiiiifl wto dunlt with «.vi«(iw ~11 c I, ,-. tho Snsi Fraiicisj 111 ml --i.i.x-, wiii" p.;v-id Mitho.it di.scus.tinj -Vit.il !i'.-.u(i to the cable ratff, thu riiairmnn stattd ll.at -rano \i ol ln.il c 1110 ..it oi iho iroublu tli v hnd'bccn put to. Tliero hml no* bet 11 staiteii in London Hie lectio Ttle,;tn;i!i Oinj'uiiy, which *■ ''-Id mati-iially ndncc t.'io tai ff, and brina the ntc.i widi An-tial.-i.-ia and tt.e I'o.-ili: Miimis. The cLiuif "- then a-' ipft-d With rigardtn tho iiiiim-u' inilni-liy, ill' Chuirman utated tint, .■t.or OLS.iJi.rcbe trouble, thcyhnil u".t., "uiilUum q!ioca'«il, which would aliorti.v ,niu. Thfiy li u -i ■:'■■., .-.liticn to (iorniuiiy, .i':-l hoil ifnoi>-inl iiiiiplu inform .1 ion "an Lv ih ! moilimi ■>' tre.'itin" niMirn I • res adopte.i tin ru. Thi- C|UU>U »UK I II ..I Ittd. Tu.un: v iym 'an ir..\. Tho question «S ■•' .- n 1 Mr >.!.-•/,,' 'it-iMti-i ho «ooM ■>'-'.. p. 1,1! :-. .. V. . .1' .!. i'o elt hl.i^ v i 11 ---c.-i- 1.0 hull icilnliH-x In liumi.cm tiierv -.1, l.«ikin? u.iil 1"- ili'.i:j;lit tint \d.i ■ <• ..'i-ii.y, ■ i'l ihiy >li.-iilil"il.i b mi .R.f.f tlui t'-tinu ILiiibittlrrn. H- 11 |...-l ih-it tluii- trmJb nith Caiia. v would 11. ---crcas-e.—ThnChniiiian sul.j (hat. no d.ubt I'ara'ia had iii.j.'o rapid ,-tiidcH einc; ilia prnttutivo [> ■ i-y hod bien tiioi. - Ir I'e'l 'MM-nr.il "l.hu icKn of mn>iu fauturini; thii.uc ii tl'.|J cpiony en hpr ih.ip « ll'.lin^ to i'ih.-i.i;i I. r tliui.l, Ml' Aicbin -.wl -I :it in Iho matt.-1 of i-QinUli i.hnc the Oi i-.i»..! n 11M .:U •■- pro.f-.. Dj It, nhenper ihan vv.l ci,uiil in Kcw Xoi'uihl Mi I.ar . ~:- .-ai.i that iJ L'u:im a cuti v send any hii:u I hit New '/,-■:-m I »im'ecl, Mire'y it win riut.it to übtain it from tht.ru - Mr I'.rtrr Fiiid t'.nt it was (jnito fio.-siblc hit Nt-\i Ymk nini Boitun wilt I'3GU,S73 ..ort'i if Rood? to v..., /..;,1,i,.d b. rui ihn! wa.< tho pinna frmn which the s':.ip ■ taried, and no doubt much oi thefo co ds were Cai.udi-.n Ho bilieved it. tj bo the duty «if Biitiih pei.ple f> stick fa ono nn ethor. Tho Slate? were rcM y foveigner?, for 1 hey had itnpoPC/1 heavy tar ffij Oi !> :iio other du> v Kiniiil Mhipnieni of iron wa? -•■nt (a Cnll'ornU. ami it hml no Icm than sS ptr oont. duty put .:-:> Ho thought that GanftiH phonid up n^-i.ed to aend r-ircu'.Jirp of pii.Ki itou. 'I tha coloniss. Mr VuiJe con.-iiim d tiiat, this .:nt> ot.o trriut -•optoward commcrri.-.l itriproclty ninoi'fs1 t k.o (jrtut rttiKlo-Saxon voce, nu.i thc-rcd'rr .uppjried tho adoption oftho clause C r ruil Maritime Fxiiiiution, — With rfpnrd to ho proposed Maritime i xbibition in iSflO, tho Cl'.nirraan that ir. wu.-j cimply im ■«;»-iblu for tht Council to take fie ro'pon -rbility d thi^ mater upon them eN'fn Tho.v hnd thi-icfi'io brought it before iht rhuinbvr for ijio membir* to di?uj with. Mr Vuilo (ir.-j'tW-d i'>:iP v 1 -pccial meeting; •jf t:.e Chamber s-h.-.u'.d be called for too iiurpoco ■ f i-iisDU'fina tho qup?tioa of tho Maritime Exhibition. Mr J.aikin<-secoiiued ■he motion.—Mr Porter favoured the idea of allowing tho rtiblio tn attend tho inn.t tiig. They Wuii; .l riquiro aneintaiion f-.-om 1 lie public, ar.d thry should take them into 'luir oonli-Jtnco. — Mr V'-i'lc thou^ht Iliat, f'lov f'lniil ■'< havo som-:1 dtfii ie lines laid down before they rntt thu public. The moti. n »■ .9 adopted. Cl'Vlui I ic'itTiioi si:. — '.Vith regard to tho clause itltning to Iho Cuvier iight bcuT, Iho Chairmnn tsi.l lined that for iwo year- JJS.OCO hr,d bitn puun tho (CstimateEi for thir impi-lant work, and still it had not been can itd ut. Tni=\ would lequirotoapain bring tho tnnt'rr befnis Iho (.Jovernm-. nt. The revenue. t< iiconor Hawk having been | di.-p mi cf, il. v......'d bi 110 goo.! ttlur.g any farther n-sHon in thnt direoriun.—Tho lep-.rt svus than i.Jopttd a? a whole.

I.slanu Tkadk. — Tho intttui;.- '.in n pra coerird to consider the question ot tho trad-j with i,hu islands. Tho follow ii l' sugncs ion li. m iho Councrl waa loai! : "That, in view of giving faoiliti.s for thel<<lnnd trade, wo wc-u'd iecomt:;(" d llmr. a Charier of I.i coipomtiuT be iftai.tcii to ;> comp.ny to L'u foio-.eci for t'.n |mrpo.-u of trtdmt; with the Scull) Sen I<jitti uo, cur! (li^t.Uovsrnrnriit be

■■viced fur a ahd ivih riii.i po ■ i^io.-i he'ng m.tlf for putohubiny tliyiiife rt-ta of thospnuvv. !i(/a;:o.J in tho tru-le " Tlio Gluiinu-iii sjiii ih.it iliis u«j h m<B' important point Ii t!io recmmondutiun were carritd out it would undoubtedly bo for tho wt-lfaro of tho colony. Mr Porter tnid that tho previous bill in ISSS had been thrown out bee;:u?n tho Company had demanded too great power. How ever, their Island trarlo was aleo increasing, but en long aa Sydney remained a fieo port the bulk of tho Island trade would yo Ihore. Ho thought thiit determine! action by tho UK-rabnntfl wcnld tiling etill further trnrfo to tho colony. - Mr Ai'Uin said that thero >...i? no doubt that Sydney, being a frco port, had n great draw for the i-land trade. It wiip, h' wcver, quite right that the attention of the Govern ment should be cilkd to tho tnator. Ho umiprntood tli it the Ooloninl Troa-uror |.ro pn.Jid bi injjinti forward :in amondtd biii to deal vviih tho question of the Uland trude. Ho hoped that, ail thfSr memburs would tup port that bill, a- it was rleurly in tho in torcst.. of Aacklatid. -Tho ructminondation wa? adopted, Railway Feform. —With regard to this matter tho Council circular stated. " That, tho Council if of opinion that thore ehcnild lie a change in Ihe prtasnt pystem of v;orkin!r the railways, und would m»gfist that they chouid be placed undor tho cars of anon political Board."— Mr L.imb sl-itcd that the other day ho hod token f-omo wheat turn '.)tuhuhu and had paid 43 per bushel more for it, than for pome wheat he received from LytteHon. ■Mr I'ortsr euid there wne, iio doubt, plenty of room for improvement. Their fit pi ecyne timed imported titrber, aid it coet just as much to carry timber fiorn Belene ville a? it did Irom hew York. 'As soon as a man began to spend public money he seemed to think that It did not matter whom

ho robbed or bow it was epent. If they had a non-political board, it might then prove to be a system of finding plans .or 1.1 ana ,-ere' Iriemia He remimleci them hat the Government Insurant Company had proved a failure with a non-political bwrd.-Mi V .il.. >m!r] tl.ut havii■"■ made 1 Lio ma'.ter tho railways ov^toa non-political board, for the timo had not jet corns for that They first wanted to lav down a pulley 01 ma..a K emont. Ho contended that the rail ways were not managed for tho good of tho ™n«H,S:- * would bo fayed to the reyemio by low.T and inoro nniform r.Ves.— After oonridewblo dLonm ..11 tho raeow; meiidatbn was amended to r.ail .••-lio«. J . - Thai, the Council is i.f opiuion that thsre should hi a chaufj.! in the pr.sent eystem o WorUin h ' tho railways, as it ifl expci.MVe anil vex'itious." Vabioi-s Recommkniwtioss. - l.ecom mendntions wuro then adopcd.l vvKhout (iia cu--aion a«aiui:t uUjwinK f )ie: rf n-owaed vessels to c.irry from one port to another on tho c. ,*s>t : in f.v.ur of con- Btructing the mail, trunk liisespeo-.ily, Slid, failing blina able to ......struct a h.ai.ch to ioiu Tarunuki with tho roilwaj ; th.it a roud should be form, I 1 1 a- ." oonutct Taranaki. Tint the atunliuii of members bo eaik-il to the p:essnt iuodequatu t-"-i:ut 1:1 aid of tho .'oldliuid.', and that a tulirjiont -urn bo obtained ill Older to tost aud ticat our refractory ores, at.d thata sum, by way of sub-idy, bu [lit upon thu Eeliiri.'itus in aid of prospecting ai.d formation of rcaJd. That: ir,t;m'oer= should imprc^ upon the lio vorumeiit tho iiece=sity of e.»tabli.-hin;; technical mus-euma and claßfOd in tho large KhCii'i'ociTV. That our mcinbors should bo rtqu.-.sUd!o Inko into ihoirconsideration tho report of tha ommUfiyn of Fiji on ro eiprceity, and tndtavoui' to (;et tl.u Ho .■ciunnwt to (iivo ::!T^ ! > thoPar.'.c. Timiikbl.-.i.l'stkik.s. - It v.n* ro^ol"cd, on tho u.o-.iun.ii Mr .\|.;Uu:!iiiiii, "That fui ther ,t.ip- b d taUi, tovoi.lii.V.., ihu vh)o.i ol out lilubm il. 11.0 Hon..) Ili-ll Ul It

THAMES NOTES

(BY TRt.KHKAI'II -OWN UIKUBHI'OKIIIiNT.)

TIIAMKH, this day. Ixtlu> VVai-.10i.V Cdurt to-day, an uppiica nun Irui.i Mr li. Mi'l'oiuld Hcult. for Lhe protootii.n <if tliu Trsntoti lif:tn.-ed lio!di»>< was adjourned imlil the :inl nf March, in onl.r to allow tho Mining Itifpcotr.r io repirt thoroon. It was rntntioneil that ho ■, va , hilvcnu to further p.-otociiin bting The Miaing Accident at the Thames A minor ..u-jie<i XnouiKS Asli, employed in . i Turtlo'a aeotlon of tiio Kuranui mur, mot with a painfui aocid.iiv abjur. iuui icbterday. ilo win ongui;od wi!n his iiK.to, ill- Tuutuaa ilayi.^, working i.. tlia 6toped, when a lar^c m<i« i.f mullock mJ Jtrily Guma irora tliu hanKi.'K««l > ""■' feh "^"^ '^ liittla w, s at tlu mine i" <■> fo* minuUa v.ith a cab, i.i which thb inifortunafo man wai- convuyod 1 j >ho tl.>|)ital, whore ur, vSiiliams »aa waitii.g to ruc^i>o him. Tha injured limb waa ttt und ilrcd:fcti, mid Lho putiout, is in»' duinfj as will .!, cai> b^ expec-cd Mr A^h ttaUE

ihru tf.« «Luc oi malK>* «W!i came a '^Xy 'iVc'fa. ' Bu-li he and Mr flayed a;) ■i.i: t i b.-.ve had :•. i::o- r miraeulO'-d '.-dcaua, .-" 1,-a iho mullock ia lon a li'tie neuter thuiu :iiuiw t.- i.o. tlia lousi doubt tliat ihoy .■.on!: have bi en silled on tl.es-l.ur.. As It mi-, a pditit'n of tho huge mis* e-tilick Mr Il.j'tr on tliu hi ad, and inflicted a naeiy ■,-.-■ in,'..', bin nith this exception lie escaped uiihuit. T .trt is every likelihood ot thitbcrewaen toiiiK f r thu "p.ir:o;pat 11 rjalebont rnca at ih icua'tu on St. !'<:!'•:k'<. iJ-y. m\.., O;;t ----ider, rlnur-ild/ai.Ua m.w i- o* ■ |^:n-ii.i b> Mr Vt,J Bicmiio. '!'••■'■ ur ■■•>'-'. antnai ,iic r.s;jj led !ri:a iscklqti I, Tlio oif-*tiuii nf iii-.J !-'■■■..-■■ i Comrnia mv.,03 fo' Thames (tn'ial i),iiu: i- tut ii..- il:i v t.i-J.iy, I.c v l.nvii.j; b«i h Iwclvu CHMiI-la Cf lioth !h-(!.0.i r.m;.l'ir»niii (lublicaas :■!■■■ noiklng hurd fur 1 Ix.tr IU upen'ivu • ii!:(liiliitcn. •\ iruu.vi'v ill' AIK-lil:t! l:ii!il'L'' fiom 1110 M,.a, !it.-.iii Jalttry n, ro »l.i|-|.i.-d Tor Aui-I; ;.,-,i by il,. x.^ Kn i.i-piis: lai i.i.:ht, f<ir traii'ti li-u i.l '" i!'l-' ii"'!1"- A" " ' :'V- <•> In- ! ■•■ i-..il :it i! .mo 1it?..,.' ,v.i-.c'-i.'. ( .'»i 1. 'lir..n i..-irj Li.-i ncx. '.i tbc W...-.■•.:iii- CoiiK vu-mi'iay, M' S,n f l i t.-...1; nee.i.-ii n r.j-rli'i-, mini r* ii r Act, IS-C, wl.i.h i- i-oii! I;. p.»ifji!iUl fo:m lor :U I>l. lit- , .it! lie (Ji'l m b..e-»u»e ha «ia a.tare :li.L tie KeiruUuor.» were- now hi.iJ- >^ i.-jr ievi.-!i;n, nnd would thoi;'; apj. ~' "iih r-.r,.-. i... ( r,..i}*-, »pycral of «Inch h-.il hctn |»..p ■■•■'.. Ii wus ceitttii.i) H(ii> iii«i "-" iboul.l puv ciuiiii ilium io*-, -iini tii.ii th.l taily in Mau-ii il» re uoul.J bo a frvsli Pel i.'f l:p(ju!a lionu. ii. mvti'imcd thj nvvtior muiely mi l.i, own i(jpo:i.-.b Iry, but aid not do .-o «-i li.v. M.m. K .uhl (f.o«n.ii. Smne of tho i; t -u1.,:i.,..- were ««ni .■»■«, bin c-.t.in Mi|.-{ri»tioii: whic'i Inii been m-irfe »e.o >io.v ui.oVr tho c«.ii.-iilu-..i n ol ih.j M.iiisltrol Ali.iu-..

VELLINGTON NOTES

(i.v Tt[.Efiß.Vl'«-*J'-VN COKIU-SPOSUKXT.) Welukot in, till" I'uy. 'I'llk Miniftvr ot Niine j intended to leave for Auckiar.ii loi:ay (Fridaj), bat as he h.'.H bcoa dctiiino.l in the Sou'li longer than lie txpccieii, !.o 'Ail, uoi In ablo to go I^uith for ;l" ir,4-t. a: othtr week. The Disnppc.irnnco ot Mr A. L. Levy. S-.-iiiu m-iMths :;-o Mi A, L. Levy, i\ cell kr.owu J.P., anJ Sjcrttury ol tbu New Z 'iiland I'dnpeiunce Alliance, disjpp:ared fiuiii ' cliii gtuu un.ier mysterious circuin nt.-i id's, anu .-nls ir;c:,t;y turni.d nr in S)dncy 'jiitiiTiitiunniiijt/toii receivni y c.ililo that Levy is about to n turn to Near Zsaland, ai.d it is rumonroi he «ili Ijo üblo to yivo- ii satisfactory oxplariation of h'u sudden dep'iiture,

UNKNOWN

<IIV TELKCHArtI —OWN COKBESfOSDEST.)

Wkllinotos, this diy

A.GESTS for Me*sr« VVilliamiion, Garner, and MuJgru^e, «'hj iry at prtsci t in Wel-

lirjitoii, arv arr-tcigifj; in a tiur of an

Opera Owfuay, Huuiburiiiij 6^ s'rong, in New -?i-aluiui Tliii Cumpuny will nv»ko its Ij.-ot unpajriiico it. this n iloi.j «r l.lunodin about three -.icek* jmucc.

Thames Valley and Rotorua Railway Company

The annual meeting of shareholders in this Company \v »a htld yo-tordr.y afternoon. Mr J. M. (Murk was voted to tho chair The normal rip rt. whi'ih was pub I'shx-H in fur lust ev> nine's is-ue, «-.!.-■ raid anil «.!■>,.tuH. 1 ■ ir.uvh.g tlio adoption of (ho npoit, the Chairman tuid it was unnou s-mi v to do';iin them h, sp:akii g nt Un^Ui. At (.he his', ifi.'u't int; ilso riiuioloia < Kplaiiiod to tii« slian-luldera die ctepa takeii to dispo.-o of the Una to tliu Govornmcnt i;i ao cord;iTir:B wi'li tho io.-:;hitijn carried pvd vioii'ly. It, was then statsi] that tho shareholder)) would probably receive back 7s or Sd, Of (hia amount, 7s ha^i already been paid, while a further sum of 91 per chare would bs forthcoming. The lo;s to shareholders •was thus 1-i 3d per share, or i-i 6d in the ii. This was a large amount, but the object in view, Clint of having a railway licio made to tho Rotjrua hot lake dinner, had been cinied out. Since their la*t mtotit.g tho Terraces had boon destroyed, but iho Ohuirman [iredicted that tho wonders of tho liUt'.iot would atill continue to attract a larjje iinmher r.f t urift-. Thn (iovorntuont would nnw carry on the woik, and tho ibspoueibility would bo oft ihe ahoulduru o; tho shareholder?. The tepor'i was adopted o:i the motion of Mr VV. C Diildy, ai,d it was agreed, on the resolution of tho samo t'entl-rinaD, feconded by Mr Ucore, that 1> Campbell and Messrs V.U. Kich and J.M. Clark were re-elected directors, Messre Milne and Waj mouth were appointed auditors, and the remuneration was left to tho directors! Mr Peacock said they ex fipctod that tho Company would be wound up in übont a fortn'ght, whon tho final instalmont of i)l would lie available, Tho moelitiu tticn adjourned.

SPORTING NEWS.

Newmarket Handicap and Australian Cup Acceptances

MixnotißNK, Thursday. Tin-: following acceptances were made (hi? afternoon : — j > kwmarkkt Handicap of 350iovs. Throe- ' i quarters of a mile. 1 stlb I ' M.' n - Miller's cl h William Tell. Oyra .. 912 ; i M ■ If. -. Kkis'.i cli h l.wl Wilton, fiyis I (including 71b poralt'.) » 3 j Mr.l. Tnilvnj Drh M.:ddli:mar,:h. fiy.-j .. II 01 MrH. G. Talbot's b h lira n. r>, rs .. .. 812 i ' lt-in. .1. '» hit '« hr pr Volcano. 3;tj .. .. 8 8: . Mrl) Ooipsi'-i ehc lilnlivuwria. 3s ra .. S h i Mr G. G otea-i's hi- b l,i chiel. syrn .. .. 8 0 1 ,v rl J ll»nn's b c Invei'irny, 3jra .. .. 71- : i M. W. F. La!di.'„ cl, h Qalkt.li Mittep. . ~R e d ..,!)' Mr F L'lisa lid's el f Hannie l.'oon 4yr-- ..." 8.1 vr W. (tobo-ison's hr m IHtriiilleiite.O.rj 7 8,, Si.- s. Millor's cli h uu..;do. iiu .. 7 a ' Mr."*. S'-nli -ii.- <Ii luhireiidi* Brim. f'/ra ■- i ■' , Vr 11. f.ni oronVnli.rSoliil-ii-u Wlfrt. uitcrt . I (including 10 b r-enali!) • : > ■ ' MrS M-.iler'sbrf Hlchw -ith. Xyn.. ■■ •* nr H. "xenhani's eh ti 1-h con. tjrs .. ■ J ■ t-.ttiraln tUlmis'i bre H i venter, lyta .. 7 J Mr M. lx)-l:t,'8liBSat»r. Bjra ' •> Mr J Wh.tt miliinii'abr n: Honora (iyrs i ' Mr C. Cn;'i-,s'e fi ■: N\v.-n:a ter Hi's - ; ; I MrS. Grtiili.M-r'sbrf Muiri.rn-rr.lyrs .. i 0 il.n. \V. LorVsbc \bru-r 4,v> .. .. I. 1 Vr S Miller* ih f litvotijij,:i,rs -• (• lv 51,11 It. Prt'kine.-ibrnrtr. Leonards, fiyrj fi 10 I Mr I. Foulaham ns b:-e Chi-at-o. 3y.u .. 68, .Vr H llaiLOi-r.H n-i Firs' Game asod .. d S AirVV (J. ■ to'i'sb k Kbi'cto i-lari. aced .. I) 0 1. rJ ' hom.rsmV tj 0 Mniter Jcho. 3yrs .. 6 0 . AUSTKAI.UN Ci-I' of "lOtlsi'V, Tvv-J mile? ar.d a quarter. j ,t!'> it lb No'S'll .. ..0 7 lJe.3iwa-0 -- II 11 , Grace DarlUMt .. 811 Mttyr .. .. «» , truer >tl ..8 8 !'h on .. .. « 8 ; T M.nt .. ..8 7 Abuse .. .. 0J | /. II G.ld .. ..7 7 Oeatn ■ G0 j fl, slum .. 7 7 i;.i'vn .. .. I. 0 | Orlop, .. .. 7 1 [u:plll.lu .. ..GO Loehii'l .. ..7 3 The ccr.eluding events n( the Dunedin races xeKteriijy weio (he Railway Plate, «on l..y'ri."i = ket," and the riuburbai. V.'ollei llaidit If. which fe'l I" Captain Cook,with Roscley second, and Mirelia third The j I dividend imi'l en St. Glair, tvinm-r.f the] I nj.r n-Hidicp, »»-< ivt; ir.i lid (£?.] h 1 " 1 -"

N.Z. Rifle Association Meeting

(BY TKLKIiKAPU —OWN COBRKSPONI.ENT.) U M.i.iNDTiiN, thi" d<iy. A Vletory for Am-Ulaud. 1 iik Vfprwont.i'iiß' nf <> :'»<l A Hatlerie-i Artillery li: o< tv Fricisilly match with H team from i' ('VellioKton) Batiery at. I'oliliill';! Gully rar.go yesterday afternoon. The match refultefJ in a victiiy for Auck land by 1-1 point-. At (ho cr.Lclu=ion rf tho contwt Captain -McCre.iie, of i) Buttery, coinpiiaientc-d tlie winners cpon thtir prowciis «itli the caibine, and c.lled (or ihreu cheern for tlicin. Ono (if tie Aueklauii team aokaowledgud the com [i inient, ar;d thasked fhc rnembtra of D Uattery for thoir ttf.irts in providing iinrnr.-i.iomerit for their Nivrlhern comrades during ih;.ir siuy in 'A eliintiton. Cnoors « oio si'von by the visitor' for D Battery. 'I ho ranges woro 100, SOU, and 000 yards, pjvan shuts at each Tho follow ir},' are t!io Auckland — Vayne, 7!; Parnlow, 7- ; ;lod(iki»eoii,'o; Lu:jicdtn, 04 ; Webster, (il j \'oiir"!iu.-;.u .J. 53 ; lirojkee.ol; Wol i y, 4j ; .lamas, 41 : to «!, 534 Wixushton — M tbb, (JS ; Mcrredie, 65 ; Scotr, 6"i ; Kiich-.-u, (il : Hylund, 57; liom, r,3 ; i;,..,, ij;l ; JiH're>S, SO : Hobin . in, -I.H : t.-t:,!, 520

UNKNOWN

Ke.Miv SorTii'iATi: "n' cliur^od with lining n'm-i va Ihn^usga to William Gardner on ■lie in:h i.ll. Mr-Jankson Pa'.mor appeared mr t!:y lieionuuiit, :iml -V|b;jji-'aJ the of ! nc> v.v-- very trivial, i"ia. ; ci £1. Siuutiijfiito v. Oaiun.r —Thi- was a civil a-:im bb'vreon t;io '.bovo pirtie^. Mr I icifjn I'.ihio- r-r pUiiitifi. Judgment it p'uititiil', ,t'l 1 W tii, amount alaiintd, Sh^ku v. !! y.in.--Thi.^ Wfi« an action for l.'i. —MrJ ickson l'a!mer iippeurei fir iSe- I. mUh1 Judjimeit for defendant with <• i-l*. £-2 1.1. l'un-,in »•. l)avi« -in 1 iii.-' ca-c iiiere wns ■i -t . llplcidtl. uod 1i,,; bilunne due di-. ji.t.d Mr .Ijk-Ii f;i I'almsr uppeartd for |. .i,,-.!l luduiiitiiil f.r Ihe j.'.iintifi' fr.r ■:l i:.- !i i, mil tM lb- ••">l- Ur,,l ■.. M iy. Ai'-iu i for r< nt. \!r .1 i-U-oii l'. i 'mt-''tir itni'iiiJant. This ra-e • c(!iiji!iil r>.ifi>iili.'rublu tiijn-, Bui! canted a v ■■'>•: .-'o 1 iii i xtirccitst, ih: I'i.urt :ii -.\ r a bt!r>i{ i'r.i«ilud I\w Curt not l-e ---i i< übl i t.. ■.j.-.?o ■>! i. il ."-i-i ii -i' !) 31) p in , i' ai.h li.cidtd lo yivß tho jiid^ineti'. in ritin« vihtn rhu lie' cS (im! more time to :'• ■ si sr thp ',t-'L'-- number r.t tLchnlcaii ics 1 i >i.|«J"bv Mr Jacks n Palmer. Own CnHKi.si'i'i'.hFNT.

Resident Magistrate's Court- Yesterday.

(Before 11. d, Sctb Smith, Esq., R M.) .Iknxiscs v. Lou: Mr Coopsr for the I Inintiff, and Mr O'Mr&elier for Hie ricfen i a -t. Ihif e».-e,pirt of which wo vepovte.l vestorday, na? :-.i< ncti^n urou^Ut by a Mr !, vc for £50, for da^na^e received by him i:! omreqiienoa of a os^t be'orglng to tha ('■•fendant runiiinir opainst she claiin i nt'a horse, cm-ing it tn throw him. Th« ovHonro given by Arthur Graham, i-..m?ar driver, mid other?, proved that •! >rph Lov.\ :i little boy, tho driver o'. tho c .it io (JiU'ction, wa« riiivipj; nt a qirnk iiiteilown tha Ky*:or 1.;.-= P^'a ', whe;:. to ;. .••.'id a oir' o miiig up, ha fros?ed o.'er (o I!s wrong Bide, pa^sinc behind a tratit (-.<•. On. the o! er t-iilo of iha car tho i U!mn;if was cimi-g up on hi:> riiht si.'io of t'.io rojii at :\ walkiiif; pace, siid bung .- ruck by the nat had uric ringer brolii a

r.nd t-A-u" dislcciteJ.- His Wort-hip pave j idtjmont for tS;e claimant fjr £20> aii<i iotts £8 )S*.

"ja'cks'on- v. Bioham.—Claim, £100 dam > <;;■« for cn!!i-ion. —Mr Cooper appeared for tie piftintilV, and Mr Bras^ey for (-',6 ilcfc ci. The ca-o was adjourned on the Hjp'icatiga of t,U Cooper.

MATE CUSHMAN'S STORY.

Torriblo Soei.es at the Foundering

of tho S^ap Harvey Mills,

Mil CnsMM*S, mate of the Americin Hac vjy Mill*, which foundered off Capo Flat !cry, on tho 15th of Deconjber, arrived on ihaS'.h Jan. from Sin l\d>o on the fttamer Orizaba. When tha fhip %en\ down, Cufhmiui, y.jth time sailor.-1, mat-aged to cilcS on a picco of the wreck, ami af;er • rifting about four days three wore rescued >'/ the baiqiie Mij^stio, of this pott, bound Irom 50.!.: Us for S,n Diego. One of the un f jrtutiijfo -ailora walked overboard from the raft early on tho morning of the JBth. Tho auaount of tha disaster given by Mr I'ushuian do:s not differ materially from the tail-gram, except thut he ad.is the fact that, I'io c-ip!Ain could not s-.vioa, and in attempt i ■£ to 1 -uiic-h ilia l'fe-boat it tolled over mid

wpiizid. Tho last tuen of tho bout by Mr t'u-hninn, it was driftinj{ astern bjtrom up, «ithihe captuin and tuo fnitors hanging ■n ir a.i.i ' 1 yi■. 14 'o r'ght it When Iha <-liip .(i-ticii ,-r. in iir.-t. lii. ye Wfivt tuvlvt f er.-fn. ---t); boii'l. and v' c'ayligiit ruyti;p,vi (■■;»' iiiM hr j ;-;co c; ilie » j-t-ct Aitli five men ou r, Huiwib tiia cv, i.inL: 1110 rafts ibatod nosr tojto-her, when Cu-hm.u fi;und that i.ne of 'no live had di«d ih»t day. The two companies acou drifted opart, and ntver nint ogitiu. Two days after the wreck a higli hen wue running, ned the unfortunate eailois weie often under water. Tiny caught ajiiitle rain-water ou the 17'h, and saw a baiqua heading toward t^enj.' 4 ei^nal was raised Qn 11 dtiv.';," but when two miles off the vessel squared away at,d left them. On tho 18th a b.iiqu-n'.ino Righted tho survivors and ran down to th-ii- relief, but tbo nind failed und she pasff.ri about one mi!o c ff at nipht. She did not pet- the raft, but rtood by all niyht, showing'plenty of lights. To wards mniihig of itio 39'h a heavy fng «et in and phu «ik not ?ct:i n^in. At 9am tbo bnrqa Maj..-iic hove in .-i^hr, and in a few hours Cii.<liui!iii and hi« companions were ?a feon board, when Captain I'eriyrnan u-id hit- wife did evtrythitg poisible to re lieve them. Tho wretcht'd mtn were thoroughly exhausted, and cold not have lived many hours longer on their raft with out food or water. Cu.-hmsn has b;en talien to the Marine Hospital for medical treatment.

OUR GOLDFIELDS

OHINEMURi

(From Our Own Correspondent.

Waithcauki, this day, SxEW.AKar.d party,tributersin Maungakara Mine, are breaking out good stone, bat are s'jort of water for crushing purposes. Hollis and party, tributers in Waitekauri mino.are running eight head of stampors on general quartz,of which they have largequan tity broken out, and the §how of amalgam on plate" is good enough to guarantee that return will be a payable one. In Welcome rninp, Birney and party are obtaining foine v«ry good ttoue from email lode, which should pay handsomely for uo-kiuj;. There aro several parties of men tiyijg nc^t ground here, and all are meeting with very encouraging prospects.

CRICKET.

CRICKET MATCHES TO MORROW.

Wa:;derf.bsv.WaitematalL. —Waitemata: Andrews, Cc notable, Cullens, Gillespie, Hayes, Lowe. Lovell, Peet, Pilkington, l'O'jky, and G. and W. Smith. Wanderers; I'd} r>e (Captain), Simpson, Duff, Stanton. F^rrcl!, Alton, Whelan (2), Biackwood, and Claik(2). Emergencies: llleakley.Chappell, ami Prosaer. Match to ba played on ha 9 wicket.

A.C. and G 8 v. Oncliun^'j.- This match will Le piayeii in the Domain, when tlie fol lowinjl will represent the former; —A, M, Bell, Cooke, Francie, A. D. Goldie, W. M, JacUeon, Lundon, McLeod, Murray, Plum, msr, Hibiason, and Walker. Emcrgenciee: Edenboroagh, Withy, and Peacock. Hol.and's Ist .'.Gordon lai.—Hollaoda : BediJ, JJerry, Brighton, E. Mills, G. Millc, Thomas Thompson, Vernoy, Wallace, vVall..jr, and VYilhtead.

lioilaiiii'n 2nd v. Goivion 2nd —Hollands: Rurfoot, Brighton, Ci»e(2), WndJiogliiuu. llobeon, Mills, K. Mell, J. Mell, Waving, ami Henn. Kmer^ency : \V, Mell. St. Maty's Cricket Club v, Macky, Lngaa, S;ee:», aud Co —In the eb-Gve match tha f.ilioning «ill represent ML Said Co., ta bj nlayetl on the ground of tho former, at Poneonby ■.-.).. (■' Maofey, Bnrnby, I'.uck. worth, lijxter, (Jhallield, Faiquhnr, (Soudio, Ilibbß, tteid, Sneddtn, Vickery. Waitemata v. Auckland ll.—Waitemata j Archibald, Rv.«a, Letham, Kriiohord, Sticli burv, Service] Cean, Mackie, Shedden, Potter, Stillwoll. Parntil v.Onehunga United.—The follow, ing will lepreseiit Parntll : Crowe, £Iill ( Crorawell, Uonald, ipley, Yoang, Browft, Tettro, Jordun, Wbiteside and Speight, Ouohiniga : Brennan^ (v.), Cullen (2), Wall f2;, Moranand Meredith.

CANTERBURY V OTAGO.

Dcking veEtorday'a play tho Otago mon did not show any great epirit in the bat. ting, only three men Kettinß into doable figure?. Vullango was in an hour find a quarter /or 21. Kitt hit very bard and soon knocked up hii score, Kingslutid mn the only other man to inuku a stand against the Canterbury bov/lers. GartVi »ho wisd p'ayiog in hia tiret inter p.-ovincil, got i-ix wickets for 41. The ridding wa* nrftcltiSP, Otagq — Fir-t lanlngs, v-ala=iio. cFoakc, b Cuff 21 . arkei'. b (Jn-ty „ .. 0 \V:iUs. cUoi'cms'l. b'Oaity 8 Harpar. fct if r<i b (Jurly o IWrls. c Orawshaw, b Uarty oil -'■il jams, ran ou". 3 Kingslano, b (xirtv .. .. 22 Kut, c Fowke. b Gaty n Carson. r,-jt out 6 Hjpi'. 1) l;iii!on 0 Frith. i t bseiM 0 Ksiri3 _ 3 Total 5 Bowling Analysis. Nim?. Falls. Hans. Mdna Wkti. Curly .. .. 10 41 it 0 Cuff .... It 11 C 1 Duiiioy .. il)) '-'5 17 1 Cantrrb nr.-First Innings, Cri-w^baw. c Vftilangp, bl'arter .. .. 27 >V. Cuiienll. bliopa £11 k n-.fo i!l.cf.'*r-i n. b Xl t X H. M .U.!«3 •.! vVrII.j, l> I'drker 11 (Jar Hid. ii t in IS v.'.a; nor nut i Mi:ian. b P-irku: J lJll:!l:|l. IOtOISI 0 ttitraa 13 Total ...S

Anglo-Australian Cricket.

Sydney, February %\. Tiro follow ii.g toim has been to nitty lor United A:,\-tra,li> against tho Sna-v Ullywhi'y ti>«t •> in the match to bg cußiuieiioed hero tomorrow: -Allen, iluiton, Ferris, Garritt, VV. Giffen, Jones, Lyons, McDonnell, .Midwinter, Moses, and I'urner.

St. Peter's Church Concert.

Tiikhk was a very Urge iiutiicnoo at St,

■ lames'a Hall last evening, tho occasion

boii'g a concert felveo in aid of St. Peter's l'-reil»yte;ian Chiuch, Surrey liills. The progrsmmo »a» an excellent one, ami

moat v: tho items were received a ith marked approval by the lis teners. Tho concert opened with a quar tette ("Orpheus,") "The Shepherd's Song," by MUsc-8 Guipan and Main and Mesjra Buruhim and Knox. after wilich Mr Alfred Kllyett pl.ijod a flufo solo, "The Keel Kow " (Young), io a oas:eil; manner. The.

Mi^ee- Culpa.i and Main conlributed a vocal ciutt, and GuMi.ume Paqutl, L.A.M., an 4 Mr A. C:j- ke, j;:.ve a string d et 'col}b anij viuiin, mi derat ia.-idse!ieri:L.(i\Quiiiergi Thj i.txt item Was ''• The BoiiCjn " by Mr Jamet Knox. ' It \vaa iidtyirably enng and loudly applautjti'. ijr Clarsarn gave v pianoforte £1110,4, VViiruin ; E, Nnv. lii=e in'F (Sohu njnouj, a: d Mjsn Leila Main sing "The Uiver of Ve4rs".very i.icely. A pianoforte dutt, Spanish Dances, by Meters Glutsam and Marc;n, brmght the first pait of th^ programme lo -i cloip,.' Alter tho u-ual in terval iho Misses Calpsn ar,d Ma^j and Meeara BurDham and Kno'x fang_ the quartette (" Oipheus"), " The Victor's Return." and Miss Julia Kuight followed with the *ong "Voi, Che Sapete D( Figaro" (Mczirt). Tliis youug kdy mads a decided "hit," and her effort brought^ do.vn deafening applause. In response^ she twico lioaed her acknowledgment?, but thu upplnuee was continued, and. tome of (ho au 'itnee who ought to bavft known batter evea indulged W hissiDg when the following item oa tha programma ras about to bs Jtitroduced. Xhi3 attempt to :-l(<ircs" an encore, vshero it was unfair to demand one, was kept up for over five. minute?, and wa» overcome only when tW lidiftu:bero" became tired out. A verj fine string quartette (Haydn No. H\ •vus next given by Mesrs G. Paque, L A.11.| J Keeping, &'. Corks, nnd H. (ientles. The :eiidsrin^ iva-s <ixc»ller.t, and provoked load applause. Miss Cuipin sang " White Wirg, " (Pi^mi), aud Mr T. Bumham "ThoAt'S 1 at ih.o Window" (B. Tours), both ifen>3, being very well rendei.ed ' M£ U Wii,kelmann was very successful wU«( his zithc-r solo (air.-), aad was resy^deAwit^ ■•n euiplii-.tic uicre, tfi which he dulj res-pou'ed Mts.-ra T. Burnham and Jaa. Kr-ox follovycd \n R.ilfe's fine duet "Excel -i.i;^" ar (i the ttudietioe niarlted their appro oia'Kin by profungod applause. Tho land iumtvns ■> C| i-.itjtie ('Orpin vi "), "The Waudaiing Minstrel," by Mi-res Culpan and Maiii.und Meurt Puralu'intna Knox, nnd tho Nitiional dntheai brought the coo cert to a close.

Some uioiith.3 jjjja, when Mr J. Speight, the v.'oll-KnoHii Duncdin brewer, was in Auckland, ho premier.! to present to the Newmarkot Bowling and Lawn Tennis Llub a pair of howls for competi tion. Mr Speight has fulfilled his promise, nnd the presentation bowlSj which arc hoi dscmoly mounted with silver. -iV now in the po--se>sion of Mr1 Ivii;.', tl'e Seu'otnry to tho .'"ewroarkot B. nnd LT. Glub. The e-nnpetition for the bo'.vh has b-in conuLcnccfl, the followipg being ihe Mr t ():a-A-: .Titnts v. Pavie. &iwardav C I auiie, Onrbott vW. Lyel^ Sitibalu v Dflweon, I'iiie v. Dinnison, Christian v \V. .1 Suiter, Porter v. Kingi Ma-son v. S.itchbury, Goodwill v Clriflithr, fi.oiyo v. I'ra.e-, McCull v. Kobertfn Br foid v F l^urio, Uaude v. Curpenteii Heron v. V.'a ker.

The election for Lire sing Oronaittee o\ 5 persons for the Manjrero Uiatripc will take, place at the Public Hall, Mangere, on Mom day, March 14th. dominations of candidate* will be received up (0 uopn of Mooday» March 7th.

Printed, ana Published by the Proprißtoe, Henry Brett, of Symondß-Btroel, at J™ General Priuting Office. bhorUandand «n street* In the Prov.'noo o' Auoictana- «•> Friday, February 25.18&

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, TKIDAY, FEBRUAItV.' 25, 1887



MONDAY, FEBRCTAR7 28. j BY ORDER OF THE RiTGISTRIR OF TIIS ! SUPRF..VIS COURT. COTTAQE. SOMERSET PLACE, DWEL LI N O-H OUB B, GRAHiME STREET. COTTAGE, VALLEY ROAO, The =nberibor« havj received u.strnctiJL9 from Mtf .iday. 28'h inM.. at twelv ... c.ok!:. A LLOTMENT U, SUBDIVMON OF Cowporthwaito. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctinnoera W s7 OOOHBANKI [JAS nAmV MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23. COTTAGE, BEKEBFORD STREET. 'J^= Pnhsciibfr^ will a'U by anrtion at th;ir Uoims. Q.i.cn 9..-,. .t. nr. .Monday, 28:h mat., at. 12 o'cljok, A WEI L UUII.T (' j'< TA(.!E cint.iining Btreet, wlih all rixh:» o."-*'i-.y. .SAMUi:!. tiOOHIIANK A !K'N, Aiiet'ionnare. _ \v. s oocnniSß] Ijis. »»chb MONDAY, MARCH V, At 12 o'clock. BY (lltDKft <>' Till.: ItffinvTKAit (IK TliK rlji'RKMh: couiit. frkeholt) peopertv. fare- MOREMO, AItARIMU, OKIiAU'HAKO, HOUSE ANT) LAND, KARAKA, IMVBLLINIi HOITSKB, COBDEN STREET, AND .lOH-. STREET, PON3ONUY, DWELLING HOUSE, KtJSSELL STKEBT, AHiM HII.L. The Snbacrlbfn havj receli'ml in»l.rnr.tlona from thoK-::iH»r,irof t.lii Snm-.-ins Co--i--. -;t lhareqiiri'tof UiHiiiorlKti.'tfi.Tf, to 8.-11 by jin« tlon a. Ihcir liuoill-. ■>>'■■ n-jtrcet. on .Mon 'lay, March T. »t l.ocl»clc. LOT 11, PARISH Or' PAUKMOUEMO, COUNTY Of KDK.V, oantalntnu SCO bcbb. Lot GS. Pari^li o' Ar.i-i'uu. Couat7 of K'Jau. TfilKaiSwfSitlon of Lt 112. and N.W. portion of Lo: 111 Paribh of (j.-uuwnaio. County or Marsd.'n. •on ni V:k 2.v> »crei. Allotmant 17. Villaae . £ ttV-ymenth PiTl* o. Karaka. contsiniuir .- ron.lt 10 v-.rch ,3. wiLh DtfOlling Hn-.l:tl «!t!B td ihtT.-O;;. Lot No. 30, , üb-L.it 10. Stc.iua 7. Jofc. Sin. to Cobdon-atriMr. r.y 108 ft. 6ii v Oxford-s'ror.t. with two DweUing Hjiu s and 0-staU ri üb'e "rg!ru2tM o?ih.-ot lT.Hoath» 7 Sabu.ta o< Anckland, 22ft fro t;ge tj itusjcli-atre .r, b/ IOOIt. deep. with, ilu 5 roaruad Uwellinsj Uume ornctod thorcon Lot 31, Snb ',ot 21, Section 3,l33litttoFrontage to Jobn-9trßut. Poisinby, will ;ha Uwelllase ton99 of four roo 1.3 »-r.'C'.Ri ihurco.-i. Allotments 2i ar.d X. Sab Lot 17. Section 7. Bobarbj of Aucfcl.i" i. hiving a Frontago to Commercial Roid of Gtifc by 116 ft dejp. SAMUEL COCIIRANE ft SON, Auctioneer?. WBDNESD '.V, MA.CII 2, At 12 noon, VALUABLB CITy FREEHOLD HOTEL AND &LLO MENT, CORNER CO'lK AND HOBSON" STREKTB, EXACTLY OPPOBITB VVKBB'B MUEIU WAUEIIOUSE. BY ORDER OK THS .MORTGAGKE. T. M. JaCKSON IldßroccU-el LittruotlOQS fro n the Morr«eff"° to sjU by nibli.j n-.i.-i ion a; his Hart. Villon Liint.; oa above dato, PART OF ALLOTMENT 3, Section 28, Cltrof Ailotiand co;itaißinijl2S por.;UB3, more or IC3^, tuiviiiis n niMit.eo of 19ft 2m to Jlobsonatrcet and a il.ipth of 60ft Sin to Oook-st. "lUb nbov.) i^ one of tho niott valuable sit'js in the city, baingii«lil i" Ibeciutrotf thobn-inets part of llotjaon sf et, anil eh-.ul i tec:ird a ojnaidsrabli] n'uoiir.l uf rniisntli!na. Kor plan, conilitlim v' «'c. BJifl fu Hit piU'./Cllliri.. HVll- 10 I'll' AI-CU-MI-HT. I T. M. .1 ACKS ON, "]W* O T C E. I, Kdwjrd Llilor Rrcon, rtienlf ft :!:o District of Ancaland, hereby blv« -. oico that und-r a Writ of Sali duly i-i'ued om of th>3 S-'no-cnis Court of Ssv Z »la«iil. Korlhern Dlß'riot, wherein Henry Few Jlvi. Wili.un F;«.- t l>-n, ana tluh it Klewcl.jn. of liirkcnhiihd. Bni: urs aro p'aii.tifi •. mi i Uo itv-s I'atr:. k Uo.vcr, o' i Anckland, Aiiwr ~--«.rin.:-. h n:l r.i'Kib^th ! Dowor. lik wif^; dr.: <\-.'on. a->.t«, I havo tAea i in njcertu'icu <1- th.it Pj.ien r,c l'urcei o( Lii^l In NowZi«U-d bcii.e oi-c nf .*llo'inen- Sm, II and Ii of ;;r,::>..<i iQ. of i.ii" <"iiy of Anchmd. and part of li'it Su 9 of a tiic eo'. hi William ;ni ;!iio (J,-dh».m wliU:ill On tighte The Bala if this proptrty is »n-j ct tD a I phali cau-e t^.o c.i.d land to oc SoM by I'ublio Auction c.v T KfUAY. iha Bth day of March pr.«imo, ac t*» Sita R- on. o' G. VV. Blaiiey and Son«. Kir. street, at 12 o'clock hood, unless tho amonnt oi w.-l'- with nil cxp uses be t)ald on or ln'.to.u that dalo The Solicitor for thi I'latntllTi la Samuel JackDOu. juur., of Auckland. EDWARD L. GKKSN. Auckland, Sheriir. Utli hM.rtf.ry. 1887. TUESDAY, MARCH 1, At Noon. TO CAPITALISTS BKEWEKS, HOTELKEBfEK3 AND OTUEKS. By Order of toe Hrgiatrar. EXTENSILE FRONT.-GS TO HOBSON AKD KELSON STKEET3. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOTEL AND OTHER FREE HOLD PROPERTIES. T. M JACKSON tfAS BBOKIVED POSITIYK INSTRUC TIONS TO SKLL BY AUCTSON AT THE MART O!? B O. SKKENVVOOD, KSQ., VtJLOiN LAVK. ON TUHS /JAY, Ist MaKCH NEXT, AT NOON, mBE WHOLI3 OF THOSE VALU ABLE FHEKHO&D PROPEKTIE3 Situuted in «OBaON AIvD NKL3ON BTBKBTB, In he OJOmMTIOM OK MK3^itS DUNNING HAM AND KING, Ar.tl kDowa ta the SOVKKNOH BROWNB HOTIiL. AUCKLAND. Th 9 property couuK-iaaß tour original nllounantj, including inors t.aa «n ucro oi m-.-« baring T>n foat frontilio i-n Hobaoa aczee:, and ii 3on Nelaon-streat, with a depth through of nearly SOO feet, on which id orcct.d tho well-known GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, Together with a twites: .OOARDIN'G-HOUSE And TWO FOaR-KOOMED COTTAGE 3 8n Nelson atn of. and balrg in close proximity Si the New Wharf at tild foot of dobiOn-stroot a°ll n^fs^id'as a"whcso. thVabove will bo offered ia four loti, namely, LOT ONE. ComsrlsiQfr iJOTKL BUILUING, GOJDWILL AND FIXTURES. With 60 feet front&w on Hoteon-street by 200 teet in depth, with an actranco from Nelson- Kreet- LOT TWO; 60 feet on Hob3on-stroet. with largo bulldlnga end Bimllcr area, and entrance as l.ot-L LOT THREE: £6 feet en N?laon-3trert by a brat 200 feet In deDth with llOlßOiKi} MOUSE of 22rooms, and also two ijnr-roomud Uottdge*, ail ltt to.de «ra blj ten^ta. LQT —. .46f!. on Nol3on-etro£-t by 203 ft. in d3pth. Parilcnlar attsotion Is oiiM So tbo above pro •pwty. it bjinu oaa of tin mnsi Ixt-.acive aaa 'fxuK^KiJimr. conceros of tlie Colony. Yh* v.lj'j:»-'f tho prouertkß. i£ advisable, will ffortor ti*.-r wacoiare and. conditions of sale •bply-tii'Mi-; AttuUßiaijsr; oc ft. C. ORKBNWOOn, Vulcan L'iiie. JOUM.-.UJUIKJVat.i- , IiWSIS. AJTKBX. O'EtJKETK, AIVUZfi: ANi) Ob., Aumio^R^x^^*. and *** *""• «*"'



-VfEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIME TABLE.—On asd a^tir JUNE 21, 1886. AUCKLAND AND ONEHUXGA LINK. Auckland Week DATS. | Sat's only. Snndays. Auckland., dep. .. 7.0 |-i^ 10 2 10 .. 1.2r, s.in i.:.:>i .. iw.l;i 1.20 ' H..-.0 9.10 2.40 K;.u'n.!ra "- 7'M1 &SS&M 5.13! .. 4.30 5.3.i| 635 .. jlO.loj 1.20 | 11.53 j 9.15; 2.43 •Green J-an« .. .. ■• :■• .-^ .--j-l " jjq j 45 fi ", 3 " io.L'51 l'.Bff I J2.*5 9.22; 2.62 Pe^oseJuucUon Y. iS "wS-MJ :." i""= ** "£« 7.30 lajpj M 0 1 12.10 9.26 2.67 TcVro^Jun " '.'. T.IS ÜBJOlfclO 1.10 ti.BS \". 6.M56.4S B7S0!11.0 2.10 Z iIoVIOJ 5.40 KllersUe ~ !' 7.™ i 8.351 U. 15 1.15J 4 10J .. 8.85 .. U5.1l S 2.1S .. 10.15 5.43 •Green Lane .. .. •• i■■ •• •• j-.jj •• jg.i ;; 7,43 n'/lfi 2.25 !. i10.21j 5.53 Romtiera .. .. ■» " »■ }" ! lOi s 4O i _. r«K11.30i!.31 .. 10.26 5.58 e nrr U " IM\ 9.0 10.40 UP I silO1 " Iml ■ ■ 8.0 ■ILSOJ 2.10. _^_ l(L3ji_fiJ ii rhansce for Onchunga. \ r'lf^'fm^luckmnd and tatameaiata Station*. I Change for Otahuhi.. t Change for Jlurcor and Intermediate Stations. MAIN LINE. AUCKLAND-MERCER-TK AWAMUTU. Sooth—Wkkk Days. am am am am. a.m. ! p.m. ! p.m. 1 p.m. v £?, rk?t " " • ti-1" bI»S .. 8.10 i) 4.2J 5. 0 ; C.W Renmi'va " '•'• " •■ U' ls tilU " S " ' ; ■Grcciiil-ane £- |8 - .;;,., |J i * "jo 5.« 1 ii.ls I oiuum: Junction •■ •■ slo | i 0 . 0 ~., Otolmliu 1,1 c,.. .. 7.10 S.J2 12.10 i (36 ~. h.i»io«oi : s ■■ vm \ 5.^0 :: :: V.u.i ; ii;'.;.a .. .. •• ■■ •• gQ « _ ,M j 5.53 j..1 .. |u|£:: :: -j : : ' « » 6-5 | lX L. 17 'M |::I :: j,l'-] ol'-"?- •• 8-57 - ' ji- 21Q 6- :js ■• ~ Sr 1.. :: :: :: :: " « I :: =j:i 431 :: |:: Whangarata a ■■ 3 j ;„ ;; -; Pokrno .. - « •• j; •■ ]0 ; 0 | a , 0 a , 315 7 . 10 Mercer \ dep. .. .. _= 10.55 3- 10 u;i,:;ngama •• ;; ;; "J " " iliiiir' li :: ■:: :: ':: " - >f ls p " :: X^'nmwahla ". " » "■ " " * 15-43 B1" I " " " l'ukcif •• § ■• '• '" " ' "Ye l!;'!' a I nr'r " ?! o 1.80 6.45 !! !! i! cFmnkiou Jnnction.. \dop! s.'o .. % 1.3d Oliamio 8-33 •• S -'-s •• •• •• ;; N'oin-n—Week luva. ______» A.M. A.M. A.M. j A.M. j A.M. , P.M. j P.M. P.M. TeAwamutu dep. .. -- .. .. -■■;' •- |•• J 3 Ksnroto - •• "" oha^r^ :: :: :: :: :: - "\■■ \»« :: !:: ™ •Rukuhia .. _ - ■■ 1020 ;; i;; 4 '.b Frankton Junction .. \ rtep! '■• •• •• •■ IU-:'"'' " " 4° •Tcßapa - | \ "' *fukctu .. 11.30 1! '■'. 4.43 gS—:: ;: ■: z :: :: :: :. - :: :: - 'Ohinewai _ ! I " ]\ •Hnngiriri - - •• •■ i •■ •Waimngi I ■■ | •■ •■ •■ •■ " | " •Whangoma - .- .. ■■ I■■ •• •• •• j IS ;; i ;; b.so Mercer .. _ _ \ .i c ..' \ " " 6.20 11.30 2.5 .. j•• 'i^ pokeno .. _ .. .. '1 :: •• b:si »:« <i- ll) !•■'■• -0 S;;r arata :: :: :: :: : :: «• v* :: i " v pJ.v-'l^' - :: mo 12.31 3.3 i - :: ■■■■■ •Pnerata .'." - I ■• ; : Dr»-'y:"" an. Z '.'. " '.'■ \" \ '■'■ r.iO 1.10 i 8.37 " .. S.lO J? 1!1.?";',.;! j " ■' s.-' i.2« j :u7 '.'. j " &-13 ?JS:^f' ':: :: :: ::l :: ': s:'l i i:^ J; i:?: "' ;. :: ;,;.':,' cm $\s s.t-j ■ 2.10 : 1.2.} cio 7.1s gg^-caon :: :: :: j■% -g. ! -g --; « 'j;» 9» pIS ;■: ;•: I; ;;! k |gg: g _^ ri'ijaiiKe Tor Onulniin:;.. .^ riM.,3'J.» 1;1;1;! :i'.l.i. l ' i ;!':' !mi' ii:lU' :J'"1 i"" s- A. Passengers arc not bcoU.':.! 'i:v"i!.;' 'ir.^i'" ':.; sia;i ; .n» I;.-: v/r.-:. ~iiid uhd i)i..-hii!ip:a. Commencing on MONDAY, December 20, the 11.40 a.m. train from Auckland will run through toTe Amamutuon Mondays and Wwln.-.hij ~ nmni:u- Kmnklon Junction to Tc Au'iirnutil ai follows:-Frankton Junction (lop. C.'ij v.in.: Unkiiliia.': Ulianpo, dcp. 7.30 p.m.; l.aku Komi,"; Ngaroto, dep. ".SO p.m.: Tc Awainntu. 7.r>:> n.m. "Muk Stations; slop.-, (inly wlien ri-quhed to pick up or set down pasaenrrfM-s. Commencing on TIIKSDAV. DoMmlier 21. the S a.m. train from Krankton Junction to T« Awainutu will not rim on Tuesdays and Thi:i days. CAMDKrDQE—TB AIiOIIA AN'» UOTOHUA LINKS. Sooth.—U'kek Days. Kokth,- Wkkk Days. Wy'.troly. ! a. m.'.i. M.|.\. a. mr. m. I >. m. p. m i>. m. Auckland, dap, .. .. Is 0.1 !011 hi .. Lichlicld. dep. .. . j .. 12 . j 1 "I'utarum Junction ...!.. PM.p.M.r..M. "fanmangi .. .1 .. .. Frankton .Tun 130,7 0 7 'I .. Oxfurd. tlop. .. . ..12 5! .. Hamilton West.. .. _ 13S TIS 7 li) .. 'Okoroit-e .. ■Hamilton E:ut j .. • ..| .. '.Manßau-liura .. .] .. .. Ituakura Jun., arr 132-7 22 722 .. MttlniiiuLa .. I ..13 r . , - Wuluiroa Gambridcib Bb.- b i " "Wailon 1 .. Rnakura Jm,., ciup. ...f.3 207 M..j3 15 -Kiwiuiln | .. *MonK:ionui .. ..*-?. .. |.. .. .. lloninavtlle.arr. . .. i 2 3S .. •Futiuourt '.'. '.'.' |i '.'. I"j '.'. I '.'. Te Akoha !!i:.- { I ! Jlantapll c = .. |.. ..I .. To Arului. dcp. .. . 8 20, ..5 0 Cumbiidsc, arr. .. - g 2 10, 810 .. U!5 - Wailiou | .. I l_! Waitoa [ Rnakura Jun., dep. ... 10 101 2O; .. 17:10: .. 'Tatua o Ilaua '.'. '. '.'. \.. .. 'Eureka ...... .. ".Murray's . . .... *Motumaolio .. .. I .. i..!.. 1.. Morrinsville. arr. . 9 5 .. 535 ?.tomnsyille, arr. .. 10 JO 210 .. ! S lUj .. ' • 1 , ! Jiorrinsvillc. dep. .. 9 10j 2505 40 Te Akoiia Bit.— | ! '.Mutumaulio ! .. Jloninaville, dt-p !ii ..8 15 .. -Km-cka I .. 'Murray's Ituakura Jun., arr. .. 9 50) 33P G2O "fntunollaua 1 "Wahoa Camdridge llr.—' •Wi.ihou ! C'anibrid-c. ,k-p. .. 9 15| 2 50 5 10 1 c Aroha, arr 3 10, .. |S dj .. Mlin'tapn | .. Jlorriusville, dcp 2 50' _ ..I . 'Tamalicr.l •Kiwiiahl I .. .. |.. 'Mongaonui . .'.'.. \ '.. '.. 'Walton .. .. Huakura Jun, :lit. .. SI 551 330 G2O 'Wahann ! .. .. : Mijtainata 3 5,) Rnakura Jun., dep. .. 0 0 3 40 C 25 'Jiacgavhara I _ .. .. 'Hamilton East [ .. •OkoroiFC. | Hamilton Wc3t.. .. 10 20! 3556 40 Oxford .. ~ i 3.V Frankton Jun., arr. 10 25 1 06 45 *Tummangi i .. j.. .. "Pntarnru Jan... .. .. .. .. ~ 1.. Auckland, arr. .. .. 5109 30 .. Lichfleld. arr I 5 2nl ' .. I I. | • Flag Station. a. In connection with 12.5 p.m. Train from Lichfleld. KAIPARA BRANCH.—!Auckland—Hesdessox—Mklkksvillk. Aucztjlxd to Helenstille.—Week Days, j Uklenkyillk to Auckland.-■ \Vi-:i:k D.iys " I c.m. a.m. p.m ■ la.in. i' :». I >" Anckland .. .. dep.l 7.15 10.50 4.J0 | Hclensvjlls .. .. dep.j 6.V0 jll.iS 1.0 Newmarket Junotion ... 7.29 11.10 4.57 •lle)en=,\ ilk- South Mount Eden_ „ .. 7.34 11.17 5.3 | H.hir.L;;i •Kir.gslund .. _ 1 *l'acroa ♦Morninstsido.. _ •. I *" "O !."" •• - TZiafi 116. : :: »:» iim &» I Siinku:: :: :: ::. :: ;: •Now Lynn - - ] K-i:»cii i.20 1.5 5.0 Henderson Z Z J. B.U 12.1 6.4S | 7.45 1.30 5.i0 'wSSkerei H I I.' 8.40 1131 8.15 \ H hi'"--.!! " " '.'. B.i» 2.5 5.45 •^m^ 1 - : :: a *.-* i. :: : :: :. .. :: •Waimankn „ - I AvondiUc .. - .. 8.40 2.33 610 •Keweti.. _ „ 'Jloui.t .-Mhcrt „ •Woodhill - - ' •f- i '; r.I.''" l '. s"''1 ♦Ohirani^i " '. - •'■' I jilmnt^KdenV. '.'. '.'. 9.6 I 2.55 fi'24 •Helensville Sent* . .. •• Ncwinaiket Junction .. 9.;3 j 3.30 040 _hSvu"l " arr. SUS 2.10 7.30 Auckland .. .. arr. 9.22 ' :UO 6.50 " *Flag Stations.—Trains ao not stop unless required. Notice should be pivon to the Guard ai Br»TJous stopping stations by any passenger desiring to aliyl.t at V Ing Stutions. BSr All Time Tibles issued prior to tliiu date arc now■ oar.ajllr.!. J. P. MAXWELL. General Manager. "~WmTORE7~SALEr" C. C. BROWN, FALLON'S BUILDINGS, COOK. AND HOBSON STREETS, Is now holding a Sale of First-class FURNITURE and UPHGLSTEru at greatly Rednoed Prioea, Those about to Furnish would do well to call and inspect the aamo. O. C. B. still continaoa to MAKE UP to Order all Descriptions of SUITES akd GENERAL UPHOLSTERY, In First-class Stylo nod at Reasonable Price*. ALL UPfIOLSTi:RV WORK GUARANTEED. WE ARE THE CHEAPEST . KAPANGAHAPE ROAD.; "■ CORNER OF "KAST-Sfr^"" 4



IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE. OPBNINO OV TEK NEW I OUTFITTING AND TAILORING | ESTABLISHMENT, ' OORISTHB OS' caX-TEIEIsJ" <& ITORT STS. W u Q. ALLEN, 'iaa tb«i pleasure to fttiiumace the opouing.of tho *tiove prttntioa with a N*w aud Well ndloct^d Stock of MEN'S, YOUTHS', & BOYS' READY-MADE CLOTH/KG, SHIRTS, HATS, COLLARS, TiKS, PORTMANTEAUS, TRAVELLING BAu.J. HUIiS. *'• A splendid assortment of New Zealand Clothit-.0-, made from Mosgiel, Oaruatu, Kaiapoi and Roslyn Tweac1 to suit the most fastidious; also. English and Scotch Clothing in great variety. Boys' Knicker Suits, a specialty, sizes f-om © to |© ; Boys' and Youths' Trouser Suitsj the best selecton in the Colony. A splendid assortment of Men's Working Shirts, Flannel Unders, Parib, Wat?, Macintoshes, Oil Clothing, &c, »t prices that will defy competition. Our Slock of Gent's Mercrtry is the prettiest in the colony, ■.(inniiisini- Gent's Unibirtllat., Merino, Cashmere, and Lambs ,voui Hos.ioVy ; r.ishion.sbk' Collars and 1i..-.. White, Regatta, and CiimiMii shirts, Josi'phnirt ami Dent's Coloured, White, and Black Kid Ciliives, Driving Gloves, Portmanteaus, drisf tJags.nnd every ii-quiuiu- li.i th« fravellini', Jlll)lic. R.i E IL« KIN 41 1* KPA RVM M ST. \ hive to *nno»ni-e that tiiis Depaiiiiient is under the Management o( an m.i/-iit VVeit EiKl Cutter, and Gentlemen can select from the Largest Stock ,1 IVee.lj and Coatinga in thp City. TROUSERS to Measure, from !3s. SIFITS to Me.tswre, from 60s Ihe sbovo Large and Well-assorted Stock is antiril* NEW. and his hetn boughh well in a depressed market from the leading manufacturer! and importers on the most favorable ierms. All Uooia Markud In i'lalu Fi K ure*. W. (1. AUJtN'S »lia will bfl »lw»js to teo V taltt nliu iho public, r-nd bualnan will be ooiidiiotn.l on tho most legltlmata »nd MralfliMnrwsr prloi.li)lo». AU ln«p»otlon ronuoou'uliy lnylt.il. VV. G. ALLEN, T4ILOK, CLOTHIER, HATTER, AND GLOVEK. No. I, VICTORIA. RCADiS, OOSNiSH OF iJUffbS AKD FOHT BT. 3HTH. ANB AROADIS. 3 1111 UAXE K8 0 N AND C U *^-3^3SSS 3 ■§■§•§•§ «KUH AND MIUIDUOK MKUCHANTB. SS»™»S|S <S"3 His uvKtiv am; u.*it ..tai.lot, fgl'ilsil SSS gg£4 LORNE-BTRKKT "S "Silt 11? 11l =oo"o B»-O.ik» r.nd Unrnltawl fur HIT( |lll|!l". s |!| .iiii . avx*' •mi""S;™ta K T a l?.* s:b f>u"!c "" :i-!T'if::>r;?.i 5 'i's,^'? OK SALK-Onn. Maine. Wur»i. «'ba«l. »■.<■ M Hiiiiiiiiii^llllO 1:^.^1;--1^^^ 0-;;.,^' H :i|s:--d; r j_«: r, "t±yj;l, : t, :1 7-. 7 .«. .-. » * <■• uJ S 2>553 i__ 5.M-. r.::.: 'J ::• ;••'»' ■■••-.- ' .-' 2- '• ■■»•; « .•::::i ::i :: : r-c ==O , J ' „..V;-,V:'- s. s-o .: ».:>••.. .■;•.... l ii.su, >n a ' fc r**/ l 3 ai""[ lit.;.: w, s':n s. i :w. s s.7t ...an c.o, 5 1 w [ 1 Fro,;, M-.,-,r. SClca-: :■. .«, 6- *. -■>-*■ - 5 rf\ < 3.. • . v *^ le is. n. n.:w. saw i. 5. t 2t.'..ix l. CO. a. 5.M ULJ r-tn:: ::>■••• r^ s.«u. 7.»rt". ».» v d..j 6,;- v a.'« . y, y [Ti Pr is Uiili'ii H.'tli to .-!iu..t ili.i-ri ar.- a™. W 7*S~} 2 H dlSo K.lB, 1&.15- i» 15. 3. S. ilit » 18. B-15t. 10-U oi; s ~a,l tlH jb*w*^ i y ' ' w rniME-TABLT? FOR SPARKES'S BUS Ji 1«..O). J.. . . [i] ttAV.AROHH.U- «*««fE«» jj • ' M . SlO a.m.rox'9 Creek) !) 0 a.m. 'v H ■ ° m »30 , (It-clun'il Avenue) JU IS „ y a Ml 10n ;; ,^ lX . B creek) no .. Jjy,, " - ' ! 10 o5 „ (Abattoirs) 11<J .. oM ■ • 7^if) iif" :: ! : r-j 13.20 p.m.lHowl) "-J. p.m. 3 8-,: . .:8«««« S3 :: iK' dAvenne) I|:: T|S GO § W «=.s^vasya/ 5 UJ 2 O J,, . . /"*\ Ixjave Arch HIU .. 8.30 and 0.16 IISM .. ( \::J: ::. f j Lt-avo Auckland .. 8.i0,9.10. and 10. r\S"'' " Bjioclarnuamaybohad atanyUmo, nlgh»oi U- M p^H h aas'-fttUlWOatlUt& 3.-BPARK8PARKK a .Pr 0 prlotor.Iotor. _ |5:: £^ I:| :!I:D3 . " rl|2 &H | H yf'aS.. i : £:M : H '• mH E AUCKLAND n*i: *•• • Q Q 1 aA 3 .:::,:::,::§ :« : = OAZBTTK ->' , t'i"S-' : rH ron rme pobucatiok o? ili fis BB:i:0 HOTI CB « LJ i : : : -'^£c 9 • : • " in wetATies to h s<-*a E3 BOROUGH COUNCir-3, M ■ <W$ ■■■■■■'- a-> 2 \>\ county comen; EJ^K^aSP^gM^a "UTAR" SUBURBAN AGENCIES. \£>jL'2~~-~'-~:~C-~~'n K-r:j;2 Thii following Firms have boon authorised to '-■-•:•;; Vi:";:"_-2 :2 a r.-cclTO CASH ADVKKTISKMKNia for the "5 ,';;i,l->-.->r^;-- 'J t'.y'ip Btab In tho Bubnrbßnainod: Se^f-pHHHijI-H^ Kc'-i NBWMAHKKT-K. P<iktkr & Co.. Iron rr.r.r.wriT.vn. y.'fi~J) o ' '«"> mun n -or6 ;Mr Thoh.ntjn. j.:/z'':-/z::izz^ tyxfif' PA-RNElii—J. \V". Kouinson. Chemist Er;u":i.-r:-":.-:i^P S"~^ CAKanu vHAffl Ko\U-tt. Pouiun i ■'-"■■>-■■'■■'■''<—'■■■■■* -*** Co . ? i ro ., : ,. tlnKora Mnß O|qnN'«? PONHONUY-K.&A.JONES Ironmanc^ mUKKI&UIN O UKVOM'USt - Ujjcwaix linos.. P» PatentDisinfectantFluid onkhunoa.-m b bowk.ki« u,,«.i, -tr..t No Hospital should be without It, SYMONDS-3TRBKT—Fortkr & Co j X^P2^ iIB'LLp °S T' N ° Lf Ji&g. /l''?\ \^,?«i AUCKLAND AND SUBURBS. \^^? •* '-^ '' ' '-^/"vt'si At the "STAR" OFFI'-E arian 8 .-n.onta can \ VtS >''"■: j.". v'.1 rji:':\J / v be made for the speedy Printing and Posting of \^^^^tr^''4^L^^\/ < <) BU'a throughout the whole City ajd Suburba, ■; jT r* J including Onchunga, Otahuhu, Mangero, i -^^ 9 Dovonport. Northcote. and up tho Wuikato, at Manufaoturko only by TB2 PATENTEE, most nEASOXAnLE CHARGES. Bills Posted by PAO^K^^SAKn. - WO e, ra o nt h,or y ea,oratpe,. lM . ~ . Those persona having Bills to Post will please Office of tho Sanitary In-pei-.ior, /"icklsnfl, November 24, 18S6 -To Mr J..hn Morrleoa, forward thuin to tho Publishing O/lice, when Paget-btreet, Auckland :-Sir,-I hiivj tested y.>nr Piit-r.t I)ifeir.fi.c;ar.. r":- 1.1 Ie .evdral they will receive yrompt attention, alffereot wnye, and huve fo-.r.d it. lv a'l Instances, to be n powerful and continuing deodorant, he-.nf: equa to ft u.e. unC siue.i -.i t•• j-j , . tb,r dimnfocv, nt» (i whi,-i, .hare b»;M..»U; i>RETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC 1--i p an i..n"p*f f. '' h c pii tc: ■t' which KlvVfartl! V s<n:iH. c '-h hi-lii..- ft'- -1; _ |octloii.li,ni a pyi.i tiinwk lr"h'i.(to..i, l -u . PROVINCIAL HANDBOOK A s ft purifier and dcstroi/cr v; • oj |.:u • mum! b, ! AJ fSSriSTr'^irs'c: 1 «■ »* 1887 ■« wfll.T'isr hum miij I cm. jour, c ■,-'--' fu)ly, '.'JOTORtALKKPRESKN'rATIONorQUEKTi :;KHif: (iot.oiK icar -Uj-. C>W »' STRK»i.T. \<:dr.lnnd. howlog BTKBT BUILDING! On BOTH BIDES Of " the streot, 'WALTER J. IJOWDfj^, !hc Dlge«t of Statistical Information lnoladea & UCTIONEER THE OBNSUS FOB '§88, ' Glvlnjr tht Population of eyery Town and Eoad Q U E E N - S T X B E T. Dtotrior In the ProYlnoa. T>UODUCE S'VLE EVERY FRIDAY. THB DKaCRIPTIVE ACCOUNT OF TH2C *- PROVINCIAL DIjTKICT, .. .. — . — ; — A-fl usnnl. is written In an attractive, popular r"^. >T r— r,^.,^-—-:— r™—ii -• ' 'i le. and notes tho prcßresß that has been made •K&^^V '(\'P)WfTT(iw>^r^§r J < iuTms the year in the work °' Settlement thk hot lakk district \\K\})JjiKi>*~' \ .l r*%*C^^\ Hi Is-iiEde the subject of aNewUcs.riptiveArticlo. f'-ipy^/yS/ '*% -f.\V xv Jl iiowins tli« Chanßii) that have boen brougi.l \\ \y u7f '-''' 9 tS> ' V& . bout by the reoent Volcanic Kruptloo. ijOfc^if^s^i^S' ;t)S f',s->r;- :1V C^j ! The Calemdjk3, Tide Table, Diaries, it\^p\^f^^^ i' - '■' 'jfiJ' '!i:.\mn4!iDA PAar-3, Customs Tables, Stamp !; /S^iuV^^i-'-^Svfv'- '^''^K&i/iyti^. '■••• Oih^r (JFFiuiiL Information, Postal. •y •O-'-v, ' j' l>^ i\\ .'.tl way. Coach, J ram way and Steam Time If/VXV, • y" . , .| ' mi.KS, etc etc., have bean carefully revised /~i /-\ ; • •vr TH TV .Oi /"V ~a^ nP-JLI-K beet i»ift for doii6 iri^nda id IO H N B li OO M 1 BiPttaAucEland Almanac, compiling a I m^r»T-r, Piotorlal . . [jrc-entatlon o/ Qucf n et-eet. ; WOFiTiS Deseriptlon ot the Provmoiai Ulßtrot New *T V/A^-ia-Oj Qnlde to Hfn Lakeg. fco- ftr. ! STANLEY-STRKBT. lA/OLFES BCHNAPPS romovtß the various •l A a a x -^ «a *i VV can6eß wh|ch g|Ve riM w d y epe p S j tt gnd MJWE6^ICHS' 84.X, urinary complaints,



Wot a jJbvkimuk.—" Tliojr are not a boveraKft bnt n mcflteino, witli euratlvu properties of tho liiprlieat dewroo, coii'alnlnK no poisonsus drugs. They do not tear down an already debilitated system, bat build It up. Cue bottle contains more real hop strength than a barrel of ordinary beer. Physicians prescribe them.—" Rochester Evening Presi" on Hop Bitten. Bead.



ItisWoktha Trial —"I was troubled fot manj- years with ki.lnoy coinpl ,int, gravel, etci my blood became thin, I w:i:, ihi.l and inactive could liardly crawl abou ■, ml w.is an old worn, out man all over, and co uV: <.'--t nothing to help me until I got Hop Bltti vs. hi.il n..w my blood aud kidneys are oil righi . umi 1 am as active aa a man ot thirty although 1 im sevomy-two, and I have no doubt it will d o a.-* woll for others of tnyaEO. It la "worth tl>et rial."—(Father.l Notice, A block of two story biick Fhops is in coureo of erection en the Me of. the late tiro in Hobson-street, where Dickson's, the baker, and other premises were destroyed. Mr J. Rosser ia the contractor for the work.



Miserableskss.—The most wonderful M* miuvelloua succcsbin cases where persons*" sick or pininiraway from a condition of Bliwr ablpno3s thatoo one knows whntails them (pro arable patients for doctors), is obtained by Jg« 11s .of Hop Hitters. Theybofrin to euro fro™*.?? first dose, and keep it up until wrfeot heaiui md atrencth is rosnirart. Katin* *• .