The Auckland Star.

VOL. XYIIIo-Na U4

AUCKLAND, N.Z M MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1887.

PEICE-ONE PENNY.

TABLE TALK.

Jubilee everything. The " Mikado " at the Opera House. Paddy Doran up in a balloon. . Bad weather brewing for the Jubilee. The Clerk of the Weather's loyalty is doubtful. '■:■• ■■>« ■■■

Illuminations at Newmarket to-night. To-morrow's city illuminations described in Stab this evening. The Stak transparency in Shortland street will prove to be most artistic. Bishop Moran laid ■ the foundation stone of a new Catholic church at Mosgiel yester day. The Hawaiian delegates are still at Tonga, negotiating for federation. ■" ; : They had better go home and try to secure internal unity. There are evidently serious troubles at Honolulu. .

Monsignore Fynes left £100 toward a Magdalene Asylum. The rest of his money and possessions ha leaves to Roman Catholic Schools, after paying some personal legacies. . : i Maine's fish and meat preserving works at Kaikoura were burnt down on Saturday night. Jubilee note for the girls. The. Rev. H. J. Lewis said yesterday, while preaching ab the Newton Congregational Church, that! "you might as well try to build a house with supplejacks as to make a Christian of.' a flirt." - ..■■■■■ ■ h.;.. .i i a:, Siv.;..'

Another Jubilee utterance.. Rev. R. F. Macnicol yesterday declared in favour of female suffrage. • . t-'.c--?/ About 2,000 people present at Pooley's concert in the City Hall yesterday. Jubilee munifience.! The total collection on the occasion averaged less than. 2d a head ! ■ I i • ! . .

Richter says—"No man can either live or die righteously without a wife." Juste so. Sufferings and severe trials purify and. chasten the heart.

Afc the Opera House on Saturday night, on one of the characters on the stage ask ing the question—" Are you fond of toffy V* a child in the stalls gave answer—" Give me some, mamma!"

Jubilee politics ! It is a bad sign to see a man with his hafc off at midnight, explaining the principles and theory of true democracy to a verandah post. "Thauma," the wonderful lady, is hold ing a reception during the Jubilee holidays. At Wellington to-day, the Friendly Societies commence a.three days' carnival by a large pi-ocession and sports. . ■■-.:■•- ■ U; A Maypole dance and the delivery of a prize ode form prominent features in the festivities at Te Aroha to-morrow. . (

Scotch reels at the Burns Club private ball to-night. A Jubilee baby with two tongues was born lately. It's a girl, of course. A boy would have been satisfied with an extra row of teeth. . - . ; ; i:< >

Mr John Duff, Bond-street, Auckland, has written a jubilee song to the tune of " Auld Lang Syne." Here is. a verse, of 16:— • ■ ■ ! • . / ; ..'-ri-it t'iU

The day of jubilee has come. Then sing aloud with joy; Let all the people of the world Their loyal tongues employ.



m ■ Sliippinff ftf^ TTNION STEAMSHIP IlijSjj' COMPANY OF NEW ZEA -I||^| LAND (LIMITED), ■pm^ TIME TABLE.-June. * Wanaki. nelson, picton, wel «S LYTTELTON, AND WEST ■'.^OTPOIITS (fromManukau). g^jTj~^ of Sailing. I !>-rT^ j Tues., 21, 930 a.m. | S.iO a.m. ' Jlou"27'- 1 v' m' l l2noon WELLINGTON, AND $A t^TELTON (Special Service). <r^r~~\ Friday, 21, 9 30 a.m. j 8.40 a.m. f»Jsp (If mail arrived). <-^raBORNE, NAPIER. WELLINGTON, (W&TON, AND PORT CHALMERS :lxi ' (from Auckland). i-^Su"" Friday., 2i. noon j ~ *$&-' Thurs.,3o,noon | - (Via Bluff). j^oX* . Friday, 24, noon J - Thurs., 30, noon I — is "* . «Call 3at Hobart, ■_ :<~~~ FOR SYDNEY. •pffl&i. r I Tuesday, 28,5 p.m. I — jj^gONQLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO. fejg^A. I Mon., Juno 20,2 p.m. | — I^forTevuka and suva. l^i^' 1 Mon., June 27, 5 p.m. | — P rrr'' FOR GREYMOUTH. liiSg^ I Mon., 20, 2 p.m. I — F^foR 7 GISBORNE, NAPIER AND I ■■"_; WELLINGTON. ijj" • I Wednes.. 22. C p.m. ~j ~ ~ '-{^BUSSELL AND KAWAKAWA. I Wednes., 22, 5 p.m. | — ■jCSTmnst be booked and alongsido TWO iaOKSbefore advertised time of departure. MBgc Tickets must bo taken at the Com- VsOfS'ce." ; Branch, corner Queen and Customs [pP" mARANAia, WELLING |y«^^ -«- TON, LYTTELTON. ll^iil SPECIAL SERVICE. |pS£&H| Tlie Union Steamship's Co.'s [r~^ S' S> WANAKA p leave • Onehunga every FRIDAY and pltoi every MONDAY, calling only at foaki and Wellington, and connecting at for 'Plymouth with through Trains for igganui. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY ~ ' OF NEW ZEALAND. *T~7 . QTEAM TO THAMES, 'SB^Sh^iir *3 Connecting with RIVER ,^^ML* STEAMERS for STIRLING m^mm?'w ort h. ohinemuri, *®^^^ WAITEKAURT. W A 111 I, lAROHA GOLDFIELDS, MORRINS VILLE. IITOA PLAINS, AND GRANT AND BIER'S SETTLEMENT. TIME TABLE. lpjs;s. rotomahana. - - - P.S.. ENTERPRISE No. 2. ,„.:•; FROM AUCKLAND. I Rotomaiiaxa. I Enterpbise. ij 201 I —. ■ I 10 night rfay 21113 midnight I — , din.' 22 I 2.30 afterooon I 11.30 nj^ht* Btey 231 — I — 0' 211 3.30 afternoon 112 midnight. afay 251 S.aO afternoon 1 . — :f FROM THAMES.' ' ' . I ROTOMAHAXA. I ENTERPRISE. m 201 — :-.• i '. - - isiaj 21 ! 7.15 morning I 5 afternoon Wk 22 j 7.30 morning I —r aJar-53t "' — • iCovcning Sj 211 8 morning I — tty; 25 | 8.30 morning 1 8.30 night * *Landing cargo at Shortland. am Tickets will be issued from Juno 18, return till June 27,1557 :— Ston '.: .. 10s Steerage .. 7s Cd .. . Children Half-faro. !tcargo received for Rotomahana within »ia-hour of advertised time of leaving. Sfcfesppnsible for Shipping, Carrying, or siirging Live Stock. GEO. FRASER, Agent. > V \I7"AIUKU AND ONE a^CaT V T HUNG A STEAM C'j&iffih' NAVIGATION CO. (Limited). MUNG-AT AWITU POLLOCK, WAl ■'■"*-" PIPI, and other places. - ■ ■TIME-TABLE.-S.S. MANUKAU. : kavoOnolmnga: Leave Waiuku: .I.:;:;'':..'' ■... ■ June. HfondaT. 5.30 pm. 21—Tuesday, 10 a.m. rWeanes.. 7.30 a.m. 22—Wednes.. 11 a.m. Mtartday; 8 a.m. 23—Thurs.. 11.30 a.m. Friflay 9 a.m. (for Manukau Heads) ■today, 9.30 a.m. 25—Saturday, 1 p.m. •Monday; 10.15 a.m. 27—Monday, 2.15 p.m. ■Tuesday, 11.30 a.m. . 28— Tuesday, 3 p.m. Wednes., 12.30 a.m. 29-Wcdnes., 1 p.m. i'i-Lt July. I-Wday, 3.30 p.m. 2-^Saturday, 8 aim. feather and other circumstances permitting So'cargo received within half an hour ■ atised time of leaving. ■ .'. ; Wfreights payable before delivery of goods. H responsible for shipping, carrying or dis cing live stock. . TV.; '~ ires-Single; ss; Return, 7s Cd. iraght, 7s 6d per ton.V I.'BARR BROWN, Managing Director. \cj- QS. COROMANDEL. ■^-^^* THOMAS SCOTT, MASTER. TIME TABLE. Wes Auckland: Leaves Cdromandel: mi — Monday, 2P, G p.m. Mi«day,'22nd, 12 noon Thursday, 23,12 noon %,'ft, 12 noon Saturday, 25, 12 noon Jeather and other circumstances permitting «,respohsible in shipping, carrying, or dis wig Hye stock. j° I^j-eceived witliout Shipping Note. "■TOim half-an-hour of advertised time of Wire.. ;. ffltjrcelsmust be prepaid on Board. ' sll"A.'R. H. SWINDLEY, Manager. I ki^>-. 171 O R THA ME S, lifrfStdk JJ HIKUTAIA. PAEROA, I^^^^TK AROHA, WAITOA. l^^^P^ W A 1 O R.O N G O MA I SdW^T^ (SHAFTESBURY AND mS- SETTLEMENT, if sufficient induce ,| r I —SPECIAL NOTICE. 1 ff' X 0 T U X U E^e THIS'(MONDAY/ .EVENING, •ihoonMonaaybnly. r 9 Ifeiglitonlv, aprilv to— JLJM NTON. SMTH. & FIRTH. 1 M^Lr Q TEAIr T0 LONDON m&&^ PKNTNSULAR & ORIEN -1 riAL S'I'EAM NAVIGA ■ 7"^, TION COMPANY. ■r.^SDCW, -nith Mails and Passeugcrs for '3 '' • Europe and the East. Br s-«^l.'.. (Via Bombay). Wa Leave Leave Mcl- H^. , ' Sydney.' bourne. «•&&■••• Juneß June It igW...-. June 22 ' June 23 R^-ii,;... Julyfi. July 12 fflCr1- -■■ J'l^'-'0 Ju!y 20 n H*^.''•'•'•"" August 3 August!) |Kftj-;S".."« August 17 August 23 aKv ■"'■"•••• Aus:ust3t Sept. fi ■ M>>^^ii;:-- Sept. 14 Sept. 20 W^Sncetorward every alternate week". ' fiptj i i l Y ßana cargo hooked to London. Mar- HNSJ^pWpt,lndia, China.and Japan, at. WsS^ets issued both to first and second ißSf"Swsat especially low rates. Cheap can be obtained in this ■JEteS 11 Saloon having been thoroughly Bffi'StS ■ Company is now enabled to Ha»S epas 3enKers '0 Europe unrivalled m^s,it the following greatly re-' I ffl^*'HAv?ilaolp for^2 months) '''.'/ *G5 :K9l<ca at Auckland at saiuo rates ffl^lfejars, apply to " | ■MutM' S RV1 CKSHANK' & CO,, I H^ym, Auckland, , Am* >



Snipping. fafc?* S TEA«L TO T .THE SOUTH USHPi ISLANDS. r^*WlL , RICHMOND, I tyt° n mD- s rcKister, 600 h.p., Capt. | Mcbulivray, will leavo Auck- Tahiti, on or abShXsTS in^ly?' dSSJSffl 1111 for' flrst and second- Ton™ r^" d n V0>'aKC from Auckland (calling at Tickets issued for the round trip apply to mght °r passage- and all Particulars. DONALD & EDENBOROUGII No 22. Queen-street^ J^OR OPOTIKI~AND WIIAKATANE" TllC S 3 CHELMSFORD .Will leave Queen-street Wharf (weather and other circumstances permitting), at apm on THURSDAY EVENING, 23rd inst. ' Agents —Whakatano, McGarvev Bros. Abbott & AViiite, Opotiki. Apply to— ■• ■ ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' SHARP & CO.. . Commerce-street jz. j- /Ok RIENT L 1 "N"R STEAM TO LONDON. From Sydney. From Melbourne. Austrai, June 13 Juno 21 IBE&IA.V. .'. July 2 July 8 Chimhobazo July 16 July 22 ! . And fortnightly, thereafter. , Through Fares from New Zealand to London: Steerage, £18; Second, £3G to £10; Saloon £55 to £70. EXCURSION RETURN TICKETS, available.) months—First-class £105 Available 12 months—First-class, £115 ; Second, £(35. UNION STEAMSHIP.COMPANY OF • ■ NEW ZEALAND (Limited), ~ AgcnU in New Zealand. ■ To Let. TO LET-, fine ■T-roomed House, Flagstaff Road, Melrose Devonport. Rent 14s.—Ap ply to Mrs Burnett. Melroso. TO LET, a lO^roomed House, top of Wakefleld-street; also, 3, 4, and 5-roomed Houses; rents low to good tenants.—Apply Jas. Irvin. top of VVakefield-stre'et. TO LET, cheap, Furnished House of six rooms, nicely situated, and convenient to tram. Terms, 25s per week, or 22s Cd weekly.— Address House, Star Office. TO LET, 7-roomed House, Pitt-street, gas, water, etc.; rent, 12s; also,a3-roomed Pouse, bac* of Bank New Zealand.—E. XV. Morrison, Karangahape Road. 7~T\O LET, Kybcr Pass, a House containing JL 6 Rooms; gas and water, gas stove, etc.; situated at the corner of Arawa-itrcct.—Apply C. LaßocJte, Kybcr Pass. TO LET, a 4-i-oomed House ; gas, water, Jargc allotment, every convenience ; rent low to a good tenant. — Address at Star Office. ' ' ' TO LET,- Store, 60ft x 50, close to Queen street ; fitted up in first-class style with offices, counters, shelving, etc. Rent very tn odcratc—Apply to D. F. Evans. Queen-street. TO LET, 4 and 5 roomed Houses, Alex andra-street: rent Cs 6d, 7s : also, in Vic toria-street. Large Shop with- 5 rooms, side en trance, good yard.—J. Williams, Tailor, Vic toria-street. O LET, -Wellesley-street, those com modious promises at present occupied by Mr George Gledhill, Cordial Manufacturer.-— Apply, Brown, Barrett, and Co., Elliott-strcot, Auckland. . . r¥lo LET, new House, 5 rooms, with two JL vacant allotments adjoining, fenced in, Pollen-street. Surrey Hills; jubilee rent.—John Bollard, Estate and Commission Agent, Durham street West, or to Mr Brophy, Star Hotel, Newton. . 0 LET, CHEAP SHOPS HOUSES FOR DEPRESSED TIMES :- Shop and 7-roomed Dwelling, Jcrvois Road, do ing a nice little grocery business ; gas, water, and fixtures. 12s. Shop aijdy-roomcd Dwelling, opposite Baptist Church, Jcrvois Road. I,os. 5-roomcd Cottage, Prospect-street; gas and water. Bs. . "' i-roomed Cottages with sculleries, Jervois Hoad : city water. 53 5-roomed Balcony Houses, Jcrvois Road ; city water. Bs. Apply W. G. ALLEN, Victoria Arcade. __ APACIOUS Concreted Cellar, Back Warehouse on-ground floor, and a few Offices in the Government Insurance new build ing still open for Leasing to suitable tenants.— Particular,,") obtainable from William J. Speight, District Agent, 75, Queen-street. Early applica tion necessary. . mo BAKERS an-d CONFECTIONERS. TO LET, a Shop and Four Rooms, with Bake house, situated in Upper Symorids-strect. — Apply to- D.ROBERTSON. 11 ■ : Upper Symond-street. For Sale. ~ FOR POSITIVE SALE, cheap and terms very easy. GSO acres good Land with deep-frontage. Only eight miles from the Queen-street Wharf.-Apply to John boppet House and Land, Agent, Go. Queen-street. Tgi O .-. R S A L■ E. CHOICE CITY AND SUBURBAN ALLOTMENTS. : MOUNT EDEN ROAD. - Several splendid SAIfsFIELD-STREET, near the beach. Beauti ful corner section, water frontage, l/2Ja.- S EVEIIAL nCHO!cELITTLEFARMS for Sale AVONDALE.-10 acres splendid Land- New Houscandout-buildings.portionof Dr. AicKln s E^MAKIJiAPAffi FO R" S A L E. .■■•.■■.;■■.■■■ ■■■■■ ' &s. d.; 1-h.p, ShipmanEngine... .. -f g g 50-20 cp. Dynamo-.' 8 0 0 10-10 cp. Dynamo y^ •• - n -g 0 JSO feet 5/lC Insulated Cable .... •• Q() JO-2OCP. Lamps ?• •• •• " j.^01 1 pair Blake's Telephones a \ „ ta*ss^ s iit Carbons, various.. •• "■ " il6 0 i dozen r'Gongs 5 10 0 Brush Arc Ump o 18 0 j2_r Porous Cells.. ... •• •• on 0 61nsQuicksilver •-.•■■ " '" 2 0 0 l Power Grinding Head.. .. -•• J. Q 0 4 Emery Wheels .. • j 0 0 Small Lathe •• •• •• " o]2 6 3 Smelting Pots g 2 0 i Seed Sowers .•■ ••• •• \ io 0 Electric Plating Bath .. ... 3 „ 0 18ft. Counter, 7drawers .. •• •• 012 o 7ft. Counter ...■•„;••• ~." 8 0 0 SSSußellnnd Battery-:! 012 6 Saw Sharping Vice • 2 5 0 Leamington Rango .. ••"350 HILL S BUILDINGS, good Farm of 238 acres, *™""l hoiige9i ftn d tho. Snd fenced P^ wito thom^o ' bulld i n •balance in bushia^Y l ' 1 n nobo e v tft ken.-Apply to Agent.» Street, _. .'- ■ '-' ''" _ . — 7" noc'n



____^^ For Sale. If OR SALE, Piano, £16 10s, cosb £35, . Walnut Cottage In perfect order; taken in clobu—Apply to VV. Richardson and Co., Tea Agents. High-street, G doors above Vulcan Lane. I^OR SALE, at Wallis and Coates', Karangahapc-road, splendid Corned Beef, guaranteed sweet, packed in lewt kegs or more at2cl per lb. Delivered at wharf or railway station for cash.—Telephone No. 40C. I~~~TOR IMMEDIATE SALE, in Alten Itoad, a good 7-roomcd House, with scut* 'cry, wash-house, gas and water, etc., and litrgo allotment. Price very low.—Apply to John gPJjP.P.t' House and Land Agont, 65 Quceivatrect. FOR SALE, the Goodwill of the'oldest Hairdressing, Tobacconist and Fancy boods-Business in the town of Wanganui. The advertiser having determined to retire from business, is desiring to dispose of the above. Ho has successfully carried on this business for the past 15 years, and can confidently recom mend it to the notice of anyone desirous of em barking in this particular HUB; The premises are nearly new, largo and commodious, and suitable for a family. Also, a Retail Boot and Shoe Shop, which lias beon successfully carried on for the past 6 years in premises adjoining, and which can bo disposed of separately if re quired. These premises are situated :m the principal thoroughfare of the town, and alto gether unrivalled as regards position and repu tation. Terms easy.—For particulars apply P. W. Watkins, General Commission Agent, Rulgway-strcet, Wanganui. I TOR SALE, a nice little Farm, 51 acres ; 11 miles from Auckland, by goood road; 5 minutes walk from railway station and town ship. 10 acres arc under cultivation. Small house, stable, piggery, and other outbuildings. Well worth the attontionof small capitalists. Will sell at an extremely low prico for cash.—Apply to A. Mead, Swanson. ■ TGIOR SALE, the Cheapest Fruit, Poultry, JD and General Farm in the market; 90 acres; fresh water streams and salt water frontage. Two hours' distance, and carriage to Auckland 4s.' per ton. Good six-roomed houso, large shippon, dairy, etc., landing pier and good fishing.—Apply John Clare, Richmond Road, fifth house above Field's. , IVTORTHERN Cash Drapery and Clothing Jl.l Co.'s Sale for Mon's Suit's and Overcoats. mO BRUSH AND BROOM MANU^ JL facturers. FOR SALE—That splendid Business in Upper Queen-street, known as Wm. Kay's Factory, in thorough working order. Tho machinery and plant is the most modern in New Zealand, and together with the Stock and Tools will be sold a Dargain. To a smart energetic man who thoroughly understands the business, exception ally easy terms can be arranged.—Apply to T. H. Biggs, on the premises. SUPERPHOSPHATES.-Freezing Co.'s. k3 £8 and £6, of all merchants. OBACGO! % 0 B AC C O ! TOBACCO! . 56 Boxes of Genuine Cameron's Long 7's to pound, at 5s 2d per lb (libs for 20s) for Cash; weight guaranteed, at FREDK. WHITEHEAD'S, 95, VICTORIA-STREET. _£?»>K. PIANOS, just landed (Wonder %»/W»J ful Bargains), Ask for tho "Auck land Model," made expressly for Webb and Co,, Oak House, Hobson-street. _. QTILTON CHEESE from choicest Lciccs k_) tcrshire Dairies, ex Coptic.—Crosher, High street and Victoria-street East. GHAS. WILLIAMSON, House, Land and Estate Agent,B3, Queen street, opposite Fort-street, has always for Salo.'atiu to Let, large and small Houses in tho City, Suburbs, and Country Districts: also. Farms, improved and unimproyod, in various parts of the province. Several Eligible Building Allotments for Sule in- the City and Suburbs, for cash or on deferred payments. .i T^rORTHERN Cash Drapery and Clothing J3I Co.'s Sale for Shirts, Socks, Undershirts, and Dr-awcrs. .-.' y ." ,'.... i WHAT everybody says must bo true. All ■who have used Wolfe's SCHNAPPS say it is tho best stimulant. WORSTED SUITS, with an extra Pair .of Trousers for nothing. £!.— At J. H. Dalton's, Tailor, Victoria-street East. 7YRASS MANURE.—Freezing Co.'s. £7 XJC 10s, of all merchants. , Personal. THOMAS WATSON left London for New Zealand-about year 1876;. his niece, daughter of Alfred: Watson (who in 1876 resided at Grange Road, Finsbury Park, London), is anxious to communicate with him.—Address Coverwall Academy, Bowcngells. N.S.W. "DERSONAL.—Slaughter of the Jnno- JtT cents! Boys' Clothing at less than half price during the very cheap sale at C. A. Porter's, 27G. Queen-street, corner of Wakooeld street 1 _ ■ - ERSONAL.—I supply an Extra pair of Trousers with every suit—J. H. Dal ton, Tailor, Victoria-street East. ERSONAL. —Call and get an Overcoat at J. H. Dalton's, Tailor. Victoria-st. East. "OERSONALJUBILEEGIET of-Priceless B value (not to be beat by Hannaford).—Old Kennedy will give to all his Customers during this month a Bottle of his neyer-failing, PURE Vegetable Hair Restorer, which prevents tho hair from fallingout, at Half-price, Is—Stanley street, next Fraser and Son's Foundry. ISSOLVED BONE MANURE. — Freezing Co.'s £8, of all merchants. Lost and Found. LOST, by a poor widow, a Yellow. Purse, containing her week's earnings. 10s 2d. and four doctors' references.--Finder, please leave it at Staii Office. ) OST or Stolen, a white and black New foundland Dog. Anyone detaining him after, this date will be prosecuted.—A. B. O'Brien, Vaucluse, Richmond Hoad, Ponsonby. OST, by lady, between Rocky Nook and Foresters' Hall, pair of silver-rimmed Spectacles in black case:-Finder wilLbo -re warded oiv leaviog same Jat.Porter and Co.s, Ironmongers, opposite .Kybor Pass Road. .. ~fl AS REWARD. — Lost, on June 17, JL " 9 between Oper'a'House and Newmarket, a Gold Hoarteaso Brooch.—The above reward will be paid to anyone returning same to C. G. Laurie and Co., Confectioners, Queen-street, or Manukau Road. Newmarket. . "OUND, a Newfoundland Dog, -To Awamutu Collar, 1886. No. 12. Owner cart have same by paying expenses, and applying at Greyhound Hotel, Tuesday, at 10 a.m. Sporting- FOOTBALL !, FOOTBALL! TOMORROW, JUBILEE DAY. Tuesday, Junk 21. GRAND INTERPBOVINCIAL MATCH TARANAKI v. AUCKLAND. Potter's Paddock, Epsom. Play commences at 2.30 p.m. ■ ADMISSION-ONE. SHILLING. ' PLUMPTON PARK JUBILEE * COURSING MEETING. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1887, CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, TROTTING MATCH not filling, a 10 DOG STAKE has-been substituted.. A LIMITED ALXrAGBD STAKE for 1(3 Dogs, at 30s. each ; inßtn p\-oant Kntrv and Draw same time as lubfieeOup Stake, MONDAY, June gO, before 8 nmf Speotoi Train at lo.io a r n V , ordinary



Wanted. WANTED at once, a Girl as Improver to the machine.—Apply T. Prosser, Boot Warehouse; Karangahape Road. 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. WANTED, a sensible, educated young Person to take charge ofa small House hold. References required.—Address C.8.H., Star Office. ._ ' WANTED, a.young Man to ride for orders arid help in shop. — Apply to J. FOss, Butcher, Queen-street. WANTED, one,-two, or four gentlemen as pennant boarders, within two minntes of Post Office.— For address, apply Star Office -■' WANTED, a thorough General Servant. —Apply to Mrs Choyco, cornor of Park and Grafton Itoads; or, to Milne and Choyce, Queen-street. WANTED, a Housemaid able to wait" at table.—Apply Governor Gordon Dining Rooms, Albert-street. ANTED,- first-class Canvasser. —J. G. Murdoch and Co., Publishers, High fitroet' ; ANTED to Rent, in Parnell, a 7 roomed House; must have gas! arid water.—Apply by letter to "Tenant," Box C*y WANTED.— Come and sco my extra Trousors for nothing.—J. H. Dalton, Victoria-street East. ?■ .-.•.. ■ \ --'\ . TTTANTED,; Second - hand Portable TV Engine, 120r;15h.p.; one cylinder pre ferred.—Address, stating lowest price and parti culars. to."Engine," Box 11, P.Q; WANTED, by a young man, Board and llesidence in a private family (Protes tant). — Apply Lichflcld, Star Olllco, stating terms. WANTED to Let, two comfortable un furnished Front Rooms, with fireplace, cupboards, and every convenience. Rent low to good tenant. — Apply Newton Road (lower), corner of Exeter-street. - WANTED to Let, Furnished House of 7 rooms, scullery, &c, near Albert Park; good piano, 15s per week.—Address at Star Office. ANTED TO BORROW, £500 on un deniable security, for three or five yoars.-Addfoss A.8.C., Post-ofllcCi Auok'and. ANTED.—" Where are we all going to?" Why to J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Vic toria-street, for au Extra Pair of Trousers for nothing. ■ , W" J NTED, Tenders to let for 7 years for grazing purposes, 355 acres of Land, Parish of Waiuku East, bounded partly by Waikato River, and Awaroa Creek; and til acre 3 adjoining the abovo on Awaroa Creek ; also, 80 acres on Otajia Crook, all rich alluvial soil, suitable for rye! grass and white clover. Lowest or any tendqrnot necessarily accepted. —Apply J AMES S. GIBBONS, Onohunga. ANTED Seen.' The Newest Shapes in Felt and Tweed Hats exhibited at lowest prices by George, tlfowlda, SO, Victoria alroet. .. . .■>-•.- , ■ ANTED K^OWN.—The 'prico of Billiards is reduced to Gd at the Welles ley Billiard Roomr \V|cllesloy Street. ANTED KNOWN"—Watch Glasses fitted, 3d each; charges for watch repairs no matter what maker or where bought, equally cheap. Best workmen kept on the promises. Ar rangements made to turn out 150 repairs per week. All watches cleaned are guaranteed at Stewart Dawßon and Coja great English Watch Kxhibition. !U, Quccn-str'eet. ANTED KNOWN—An Album of Portraits and Views, Souvonir of Queen Victoria's Jubilee, will be presented to all pur chasers of Goods, la value, at Goodson's London Arcade. : "tTST"ANTED KNOWN—An Extra Pair V V of Trousers given away with every Suit. —J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria-street East. WANTED KNOWN.-Stranger than Fiction—J. H. Dalton gives away a Pair of Trousers for Nothing. ANTED KNOWN.—An .Extra Pair of Trousers for Nothing.—J. 11. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria-street East. ANTED ,TCTkNOW where I can ' Buy the Coloured Jubilee Lights for my Illumination? Why, at Green's Cheap Toy Bazaar, C'ty Market. Also, tho wonderful Jubilee Bol's, Crackers, Wheels, Guns, Double Bangs, and get your correct weight for a penny. KNOWN—I have a' Butcher V T Shop and t rooms to let at 10s per week ; also Shop and 4 rooms, suitable for any kind of business, gas ancl water laid on, 10s per week ; also other houses at low rent to good tenants.— J. J. Craig, Commerce-street. W A N TED X N 0 W' N. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. D. McPHERSON, being largely; overstocked with Ulsters, Jackets, etc., as below, has deter mined to clear regardless of cost rather than hold over. :i0 Ladies' Black Braided Jersey Jackets at 0s lid each.. Newest Style—At Karangahape Road. "V^T A- N TED KNOW N. MAGNIFICENT LADIii1 GOLD WATCH . (value .£l2) FOR ONE SHILLING. Now on view in Messrs Bartlett's window, Queen-street, and guaranteed by them to be full value. The above will be awarded to the Competitor making the greatest number of words from the letters contained in "National Jubilee." Com petitors must enclose Is in stamps with name and address*toßox232, G.P.0., Auckland. Rules may bo obtained at Crosher's Coffee Rooms, A.M.P. Buiidings, Victoria-street East, Auck land. Decisions based on a Standard Dictionary. ■ Answers to be scntin on or before July 12th, ISS7. :Tp|T"T~N~T E D KNO\V N. '240 Black Rabbit-fur Capes, Is Cd, Is lid, 2s 6d, '2s lid each. 750 Ladies' and Children's Felt, Plu3h, and Cloth Hats. Is each." Real Genuine Bargains!!! Regardless• of Cost.—At , P..'McP.HEKSON'S, ' ICarangahapo Road. _ '-Vj^T ANTED KNOW N. GEORGE GREGORY, ' PHOTOGRAPHER, • Quick's Buildings (Near Threo Lamps), . PONSONBY ROAD, Is now producing First-class Photographs at tho following reasonable rates :-Carto de Visito, 10s Gd per'doz.; Cabinets, £1 Is per doz. Chil dren's at samo price. High-class Enamelling at a moderate advance on above prices. Tram cars pass the door regularly.' ' WANTED KNOWN—That, the Auck - land Industrial Exhibition will bo opened in the Industrial Association's Rooms, Wyndham-strcct, on Jubilee Day. Juno 21, 1887, and it is necessary that all exhibitors make im< mediate application for space. WAN TED KNO WN- -. , ■ . . . ;: '•- ' ; James Clare has Boats and Yaohts for Hire at bis Residence, St. Mary's Road. Ponsonby. Boats built to order at his Yard;' Customs-street West. ' • ' :'' ■ ' Seven-ton Boat for Sale; suitable for oyster trade. ■■~■■■ WANTED KN,O WN. The undersigned is novir offering an excellent ssortment of . , WINTER DRAPERY ■& -MILLINERY . ' • ' AT VERI' MODERATE PRICES, ttl. ■. :.' lihpdrted direct from leading British manu facturers. A choice assortment of MILLINERY. ■ DRESS FABRICS iv all the most useful tex tures froni-6}d. • ... FLANNELS from CJd to Is 9d. ; '"» BLANKETS all sizes,, Al value. Cash buyers will find bero the best value obtainable. " " A. LOVETT, WELLESLEY STREET. WAN-TBDKNO WN - WINTER AMUSEMENTS.-£5 for Ono Shilling.- Tho Proprietor of the Opera House offers a Prize of £5 to tho Competitor making the moat words out of the letters in the words "Victorias Jubilee.". All Competitors must send in answers by July 1, and enclose Is in stomps, with their names and address, to.Opera House, Box .No. 71,Aucldand.-Copies of rules can be-obtained on application at tho Opera House. Box Ofnqa at Kidd and Wildmans. — New Com petition will open On July 2.-No notice tak.?ft Ol oomrminlcatlona not containing stamps,



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN. _ 250 Children's and Girls' Ulsters, 2s 6rl, 3s Cd, is 6d, 5s Cd. 6s Od, etc., each ; 250 Ladies' do. from 7s fid, 8s Cd. 9s fid, 10s Cd, 12s fid, to 30s each. Bar gains regardless of cost at D. McPHERbON S. ANTED KNOWN—I am delivering best Waikato House Coal at 22s per ton cash; also Newcastle, Taupiri, and Whanga rci Coal at. lowest rates.-~J. Craig, Commerce strect. ' ■ytT A N T E D, INSPECTION OB" MUNRO AND MILLIGAN'S TWEEDS. ANTED KNOWN—I am prepared to tako in pawn Pianos, Harmoniums, Suites of Furniture. Money Lent on Personal and Collateral Security. Bills Discounted.—J as. Rae, Elliott-street., , ■ W '"ANTED KNOWN- Jubilee Illumina tions. Chinese and Japanese Lanterns, very cheap at Goodson's.r Waterbury Watches, 12s Gd; entire new" stock of Gold and Silver Jewellery, all warranted and very cheap; Dinner Sets from 20s; Tea and Breakfast Sets from 12sGd; Electro Plated Tablo Forks and Spoons, Is each; Dessert Forks and Spoons, 9d each; Tea Spoons; Cd each (Albcloid pure M. Motal throughout); Tables, at 6d each ; Dessert, id; Teas, 2d each; a 5 Quire (120 sheets) Packet of good Note Paper, Cd; 100' Envelopes to batch, Cd. In fact the cheapness of the goods have established Goodson's London Arcade as 'the place to obtain the best value for the money in Auckland. Inspection invited. Price list on application. Note the Address: Goodson s London Arcade, opposite McArthurs Ware house, 210, Queen-street. jTi ARDEN MANURE. - Freezing Co.'s. XJT In 2s Cd tins, of all merchants. 0 USE MAID (competent) requires situation; also, Respcctab'o Girl aa a general; good references. — Book and tract Depot, Walker's Buildings.Karangahapo Road. Cash Drapery and Clothing J3I Co.'s Sale for Boya' Knicker Suits. M~ USICAL INSTRUMENTS.-Country visitors are invited to inspect the exten sive stock of above—On view only at Oak Houso, Hobson-strcct. ORN MANURE.—Freezing Co.'s. £8, of all merchants. OTATO MANURE.—Freezing Co.'s. £8 10s, of all merchants. TfcTORTHERN Cash~l)rapery and Clothing JJI Co.'s Sale now 0n.—103, Queen-street,new establishment. ztlT\f\ INSTRUMENTS to select JIXJxJ from, only at Thos. H. Webb and Co.'s, Oak Houso, Hobson-streot, at prices from £7 to £175, any of which can bo had on Deferred Payments. Terms to suit purchasers. QITUC¥T" SAUCE! SAUCE! fS ______ Wanted, every lover of good Sauce to purchase a Sixpenny Bottlo of the " Yorkshire Sauce Extraordinary," to test what a Colonial Manu facturer can do, and oblige FREDK. WHITEHEAD, TEA, COFFEE, AND SPICE MERCHANT, 95, • Victoria-street. Meetings. "NT P T I C E. FEDERATED SEAMEN'S UNION.- AUCKLAND BKANCH. All Membors are roquested to assemble at tho Industrial Association Rooms, Wyndham streot. TO-MORROW (Tuesday) JUaUMIu KVENING-, at 6.45, to take part in tho Torch light Procession, X ELLISON , Sccrdtary , "OONSONBY ROWING- CLUB. a~^ .. . An Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of tho abbvo Club will behold in the X owing Shed, Shelly Beach, TO-MORROW (Tuesday), June 21, at 9.30 a.m. sharp. Business important. J. W. DICKSON, Capt. pro tern. I^TEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER CANTILE AGENCY CO. (Limited). Notice is hereby given that the Annual Local Meeting of the New' Zealand Loan and Mcr. cantile Agoncy Company (Limited) will bo held at the offices of the Company,'at Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the Gth day of July, 18S7, at nOOn" FREDK. BATTLEY, Inspector. Auckland, June i, 1887. -,;.,■ ;-V, v .. Ecclesiastical. THE QUEEN'S JUBILEE. _ A UNITED THANKSGIVING SERVICE Of the Auckland Wesleyan Churches, in com memoration of the Queen a Jubilee, will be held in the PTTT-STREET CHURCH, on TUESDAY, JUNE 21, at 11 a.m. Music by the combined Choirs of the Pitt street, Graf ton Road, and St. John's (Ponsonby) Churches. . , , The following special pieces -will be rendered ; —The National Anthem, Te Deum (Jackson s), " I Will Sing of thy Power" (Sullivan), Gloria in Excelsis'r(Farmer), Cantate Domino (Jack son), Dona Nobis (Farmer). The Ministers of tho City Circuits areexpected o be present and take part; also, Mr Thomas Buddie, as representing the Laity. ...... The collection will be in aid of tbe funds or the circuits. lOCESAN JUBILEE SERVICE. TUESDAY, 21st JUNE, at 10. 30 a.m. _ ; CHURCH OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE, Kyber Pass Tho Sermon will be preached by the -.JRIGHT REV. THE BISHOP - . The offertory will he in.aid of the Fund insti tuted by the Archbishop of Canterbury for a Church Ifa^se in London..; v;..:;', ..; .... .AUCKLAND TABERNACLE. __. Lord's Day, Juno 19.—Pastor Thomas Spurgeon will preach. Morning at 11, ~" 'I he Original Jublleo." Evening at 6.45, ' Inn Qucon's Jubiloc Motto." Instead of the usual Monday and Thursday Evening Meetings, a Special Jubilee Thanksgiving Service will, be held on Wednesday, June 22. , , ; , Public Notices. /CARPENTERS, LABOURERS, etc., are VV- requested to call and examine tho stock of Working Shirts, Clothing and Flannels kcDt by GeorgoFowlds, SO, Victoria-street. , DIAMOND, Ruby, Sapphire, Gem Rings, suitable forpresents,-Jas. Adams, Jewelleri Victoria-street. FOR a Beautiful Cup of Coffee, Tea, or ' Cocoa, and Hot Jubilee Pie, Fruit or Meat, go to the Auckland Coffee House, Karan gahape Road and Coombes's Arcade, Queen ' street. ' FISH ! FISH ! FISH !-Rakino Smoked Fish, wholesale in Is parcels at the boat, on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.— Address, A. Sanford, Rakino Island. \j LOVES ! GLOVES ! ..GLOVES'*! White and Coloured Kid, Lined'and Fur Tops, at reasonable ratea.-Fowlds, 80, Victoria stroot. ■' ,■■■•- - j " TTONESTY is.the best policy." If every■ 'JO. body thought, so Wolfe's, Schnapps would not bo imitated as it is. '' '- T SHOULD SMILE with an Extra pair oi JL Trousers for nothing.—Apply J. H. Dalton, Tailor. ; ■;' ' ■■>-■■■■■-■■:■ TUBILEE HOLIDAYS.—Pianos can be %J ■ HirccV for one or more evenings, as re quired, at small cost, only at Webb's, Oak House Hobson -street. : ■■■.■■ . TUBILEE HOLIDAYS.-Pianos can be $3 ; Hired for one or more evenings, as re quired, at small cost,only at Webb's, Oak House Hobson-street. ' .■ ■ ' , ~-.••. ON JUBILEE DAY Dr. Moore may be consulted by patients at his houso. Lowei Symonds-strcet, 9 to 10 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m.' ■■»> UNNING on Mrs Atwood's'Farm, New __\; Lynn, a Chestnut Mare, star on forehead. If not claimed wjthin seven days will be sold tc pay expenses. _^ '. S" PLENDID 'Winter; Tweeds at J, & Palton'a, Tailor,- Ylotorl«-et¥e§t JEast. - |



Amusements. WILLIAMSON. GARNER. & MUSGROVE'S ROYAL. r^OMIC /-fcPERA riOMPANY. LAST SEVEN NIGHTS OF SEASON. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN! OPERA HOUSE. JUBILE "lIT EE K. ÜBILE VV E EX. For the convenience of Country Visitors there will be a CHANGE OF OPERA EVERY EVENING DURING JUBILEE HOLIDAYS, And Special Arrangements for Families. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING Will bo repeated, positively for the last time, Gilbert and Sullivan's famous Opera, THE & MIKADO; ' HE |\||IKADO; HE BfffilKADO; OR, THE TOWN OF TITIPU, Which, during the last four months, in the five largest cities in New Zealand, has afforded so much delight to so many thousands of amuse ment-loving colonists of both sexes. Previous to the Opera, in honour of Her Majesty's Accession this day fifty years ago, . THE NATIONAL ANTHEM Will bo played by the Orchestra. JUBILEE NIGHT—TO-MORROW.. To-morrow afternoon, in the Great National Shrive of Westminster Abbey, Victoria, Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, Empress of India, surrounded by the Three Estates of the Realm and Representatives from all parts of that mighty Empire on which the sun never sets, will be celebrating the completion of the fiftieth year of her reign. To-morrow night, in com memoration of the happy event, m the Opera House of the Oldest-Settlement of Southern Britain, after the Opera of lOLANTHE, Or, The Peer and the Peri, in front of the Palace of Westminster and of the grandest Hall in Europe, and within a stone's throw of the glorious Abbey, the most venerable Christian Temple that yet remains on the face of the earth, tho Royal Opera Company will sing " God Save tho Queen!" the audience ioining in the chorus. . •■ HOLIDAY PRICES OF ADMISSION. Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls, 53; Stalls, 3s ; Family Stalls, 2s ; Pit, Is. Seats reserved at Kidd and Wildman's. TIME OF COMMENCEMENT.—To-night and To-morrow, to give people an opportunity of seeing the Illuminations bofore the performance, the Opora will commence at 8.30 p.m.: other evenings at 8 o'clock, as usual. Lato Opera Train To-morrow Night to Mercor and Onehunga. WEDNESDAY—Theever-popuIarPATIENCE; or, Bunthornk's Bride (last time). THURSDAY—First time of the aparklingOpera, THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE. 11. S. SMYTHE, Manager. AGRICULTURAL HALL (Adjoining the City Market). Lessees .. .. Hesketh Aitken, & Co. JUBTLEK WEEK-SPECIAL PROGRAMME. MONSTER i VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT AND GRAND JUBILEE PANTOMIME EVERY 'EVENING RY TIIE JUBILEE BURLESQUE AND PANTOMIME COMPANY. The Cheapest Place of Amusement in Auckland. MILLION PRICES! Chairs One Shilling Gallery .. -. '.. ■• Sixpence Business Manager: MAX. RINKLE. I T V HAL L. ■JUBILEE--FANCY-DRESS BALL. (TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), JUNE 21. Tickets to admit lady and gentleman .. 10s „ „ Extra lady.. .. '.. 5s Gentlemen, single ticket .. .. .. 7s Cd (Which includes refreshments during the whole of the ovening). 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. NOTICE. Spectators' tickets to the Dress Circle, 2s 6d. A few Reserved Seats can be booked at 3s. Tickets for the Ball and Dress Circle to be had daily at Messrs Kidd and Wildman's, Stationers. Victoria Arcade, and TO-MORROW (Jubilee Day) from Mr McGowan, at the Queen-street entrance to tho Hall. The Ball will take place under the SOl( direction of Mr Laciilan McGowan. . NO MASKS ALLOWED. JUBILEE!— CITY HALL. The JUBILEE MINSTRELS will give ThreeEntortainments.commencingTO-NIGHT Juno 18, 1887, and MONDAY and WEDNES DAY. Juno 20and 22. i End Men !17 Performer; (male and female)! New Songs, Dances. Farces Sketches, New Sayings, etc. New novelties anc startling effects. GRAND SPECIAL NIGHT-Monday, 20th. GREAT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS! Ai seven p.m. sharp a Fire Balloon will be sent off at half-past seven, Display of Fireworks; ai eight sharp, Jubilee Minstrels. On Wednesday, 22nd, a Grand Compli mentary Benefit, tendered by the Company tc Mr P. Doran. Tickets sold every where. Million Prices I—Dress Circle. 3s; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. Big Programme every evening. OBSON RIFLE CORPS, ■ JUBILEE BALL, Under tho patronage of Col. Lyons, Lieut.-Cols Shephard, Dignan, and Mahon, Majors Isaacs and Clifton, and Officers of No. 2 Battalion, Will be held in the FORRESTERS' HALL, ■ MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1887. Double Ticket, 7s 6d. Extra lady, 2s 6d. Tickets to be had from Committee and ai Stationers, and at the door of tho Hall. B ' PRYCE MAY, Secretary. ry H OR. A L TT ALL. HERR mUTSCHKA'S \ ';■■■', SECOND CHAMBER CONCERT • FRIDAY, JULY ], 1887, TICKETS may be obtained at Messrs Kidc '. and Wildman's, Chapman's, Eady's, . and: Meara's. ST. JAM ES 1 HAL I WELLINGTON-STREET, The Grand Jubilee Cantata, BRITANNIA AND HER DAUGHTERS •will be repeated on ' THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE 23 & 2i Splendid representations of CANADA,: : , ~ , • INDIA, , , -..-■.. . .;.. ■ . SOUTH AFRICA. ' '"'■"■'■■■ AUSTRALIA,1. ■•■'./ : NEWZEALANI Including a great variety of character and coi tume. Chorus of Soldiors, Bailors, and Attei dunts, 100' voices, and a first-class String Band, :; MrJ,;H, Edmondps, Conductor,;, APMJSSIQftj; Qm jaHlfttlNG,' J)eopaop9na?7,B9. Commence at I



Drape^Jltc. •'.',^ Zi SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY k BARGAINS ; ' Now being offered at ■<~ fit R. H. ABBOTT & 0 o.'s, . ' Kabangahape Road ', * And ' i Upper Symosds-street 250 Ladies' Jersey Jackets, Mantles, Paletots, &c, ranging in value from one to four guineas apiece, are being cleared out from Bslld tol9s6deach. These will undoubtedly be sold in a few days ;'an' early visit is therefore necessary to secure. • ..-. ,v 20,180 Yards of Ribbon, all widths and nearly all colours, at Id yard. .... 850 Pairs of Girls' and' Ladies' Hose, 6d per pair. 1,000 Pairs of Girls' and Ladies' Cashmere Hose, Is per pair. ..< ~r A Grand Selection of Plush and' Felt. Hats still remaining at Is lid.' Straws' at IS.; This 1 season's snapes obtainable only at' ■■■- ■- •■ R« H. Abbott; &..Go. is KARANGAHAPE ROAD ' AND UPPER SyMpNDS-"STREET.; '. Amusements.;/ ; mHAUMA ! -THAUMA ! • THAUMA. ! "Don't fail to see Dr. Lynn's Great Illusion. THE BODYLESS LADY. . ', On view every Afternoon and Evening. ;' Admission, Sixpence; Children, Half price. "PROMENADE CONCERT "wiiTbe given in the Kindergarten Hall (old Pub lic Library) on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 22nd, June, when Mr Townshend's String 'Band: will perform choice selections, and Vocal Solos'will be rendered. Tickets, Is. Refreshments, 3d. To, cqranience at 8 o'clock. God Saye the ftUe.Olj.l ..... , -\ ■»-,:, :..:..,i rl ,tf|,h,i : A CONCERT AND DANCE will be held in the Panmure School-room on FRIDAY, lab-July, 1887, in aid of St. Matthias's Hall Fund. Double ticket; is; Single, 2s" 6d. Concert to commence at 8 p.m. Dancing at 10 p.m. , W. R. KAY, Hon. Sep.; T> A N M U R E : ( H. A,,.L>L. A Concert and Soiree, to conclude with.a Dance, will be heldinthe above Hall on TUES DAY next, the 21st inst. . ■ ■.-. ■■■■; , Double Tickets. 4s; Single Tickets, 2s 6d. . irt ' Doors open at 7.30 p.m.; Concert at 8 o'clock. THOMAS CLEARY^ ' J?£? FOR ONE -| S SHILLING;^ (T SHARRER'S CANT B BEAT TOBACCOBOX. In order to afford some amusement during the winter evenings, and to encourage local' talent, the proprietor ;of the original Can't B Beat Tobacco and Cigar Divan, Queen-street, offers a prize of £5 to the successful competitor fdririipg the tno9t words out of the following sentence, ,ViZ, :— . '• -,• .■ ;.■ : i ,■■ (.1 ':.:■! O'lUll'i ■ \&s "CAN'T B BEAT TOBACCO-BOX." > Competitors must enclose Is in stamps, other wise they will not be recognised. • , ,;, ; , ; . $3, Entries close on or about the 30th inst.'? : Addresa— ' ■ -! -■-"(.- ■. •. il ■'■ ■'■:■■ ■ BOX US, ; ;: > ' '': * PQ3t OfflCO, )O • ";."■•'■'■'■ ■'■ ';-. ;?!r ;>Auckland^ .■\- ■. ; 1; lectures. :;; ; "v:- ■' "^ YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN. ASSO iUii- ■.■:■:: CIATION.; .':, fsi (3 ~ »••;/ . ,»■' \", /'mondayvTu'ne^o.;1'^;!; JUBILEE U r JUBILEE ! ;^i " MAJOR DANE,'tho • ;'.'*,r . Celebrated Leoturer, will deliver a lecture -'' entitled" '' ■ ' < '■■■' ''AMERICA AS IT-IS.'1 ■•■■ ■■ • "; • Reserved Seats, Two. Shillings; Unreserved Seats, One Shilling. ■ , ; ... f - "' Plan at Kidd and'Wildman'a on and after Wednesday. :-' s ■• /."':,...; Proceeds on behalf of the Funds ol;the Asso4la« ,tion, • ■,;,.:; ■~:,;--., ~; .. ~..-,. T^TIHY ?eri^sQ,.faj tore. ITootbaU/Jerrys «■"L- heJl: FW ■.^. ; ««ti -.them, uiadqiai |peddin|*s .^aftttng' JfetaW«h.?ien.ii, Ztuxlis*, pape flofta^ • :*■■' ~ , - ', ■ 'Vi" " '•"""" ;l