BIRTHS, MARRIAGES & DEATHS.

.tttp rhfaE -Oh August 27,1887, at Sr, VALH?n Ai luckland, %Z„ by tho Rev S^'ffiWiifc t0 Elizabeth, *S2K*S of Thomas Cole, WeU«l«y --2te!K!r*ngißh, l Sydney, and Thames JSfZ^-On August 22. at Bridge, '%wby lfcv. Father McManiw. the p.s. Barstow, to SffilSteliterpf Mr Thomas Ho-in County Clare, Ireland. ariiV-TCMLVY.-On September 7, at St. oiiM-i Church by the Key. Father IS Mm mm, <^e3t son o£ thclatc iB^S-V'KybC'r Pass, to. Kate •In ay youngast daughtec ot mchard Toniay,' ot Auckland. Thames papers .pleaso copy.

DEATHS.

iwnPRSON -On August 11, ISS7, at his resi ffi Randolph-street, Newton, Andrew indcrson; aged ■'.) years. X l.Jr*. AUBIN.-On Thursday, August 20, , at his iwentf residence, Alexandra, Woikato. EcJalu-ielLeinprierc, third son of John and Anno E. D. Aubin ; aged 14 years. TURN'ES-At the residence of her mother's 3 J. and X, Fletcher, Hobson-street CaLily. the only daughter of fcarah and W J. Barnes; aged i years. BUSCKE.-On .August 20. at New Plymouth, Alfred Alexandei?Buscke. eldest son of W. L. Busckc, of Gisborne ; aued 22 years. TUITTftN —On Aucust 23. at her late residence. Windsor Lano, Parnell, Mary, the beloved wife of T. Button ; aged 55 years. BITfLEP.-On August 19. at the residence of West-street, Newton William Bottler, late of 58th Regiment; aged 82. CAMPBELL.-On August 22, at his residence, WaIDU aftor a protracted and j. arnicas illness. Donald Campbell; aged. 79 years and 5 mouths.

PAHH-At her Eon's residence, Renmera. C llc]en Mary, beloved wife of J. W. Carr.Of Three Kiogs.

COOPER.-On August 20, at his parents resi dence, Hamilton Koad. Ponsonby, Herbert, Moved son ot KAward arid .Clara Cooper ; aged 7 weeks. DAff.-At Ahipara. August 29, jVlanrgie,, the second danghtcr of tUeiate JMr A. IJcnnng ; aXed 27 years..

DINNISON.-On August 28. at Mannkati Road, Parnell, Jessio Vara, the beloved daughter of ■Robert and Elizabeth Dihnisoa : aged 1 year and 2 months. - . ELDER,- On Wednesday, August 2_f, at Ado laide-street, Freeman's Bay, Ivy Gertrude, only balovcd child ot Henry aud Margaret Kldcr; aged 8 months. EYEK-At her father's residence Cbapcl Squa-e, on August ]£), Ruth Maty, youngest daughter of John and Elizabeth Ey.c ; aged l yearand 9 months. FERGDSON.'-On August 24, at his residence. Davy-street, James Ferguson ; aged 50 years. NLEY.'-On .August 29 at tho Hosoital, of tart disease, Joseh Foley, sec nd son of lite John Foley, miller. Kaiwarra, Welling tett; age 30. Wellington papers please copy. GALBLUTfT.-On September 5, James Hugh youngest son of Captain Galbi-aith, " The Pariris," Onehunga ; aged 18 years. _ALL.-on:Sept6mber 5, at his residence. Mackay-stroet, Thames, John Paxton- Hall; aged 51 yea;,. ••. iHARPER—On August 17, at her residence, Kybei- Pass Road,! Margaret Harper, late of Coleraine, County A-trim, Ireland. "With Christ, whioh is far better." HAWKES.-On August 31, at T_pu, George Hawkes, ol Owen-street, Thames ; aged 40 years. HEALEY.-On Augusi 23, at his parents' resi dence, Home-street, Arch Hill, Robert Harry Healcy; aped 18 years. HAINES. -On August 13, at Whangarei, Varies, third (ion of Nathaniel and Ellen Haynes;-agcd two years and two months. HAMLI.V.-At Napier. September "5, 1887, , juiolwlay.the dearly-beloved and youngest daughtc/of Wright aud Mary 'A. Hartley. JPDD.> On August 22. at his residence. Kauri nail, IvahvrJ-a, Charles Judd; aged 84 years. Absent f j oth the body, present-with the Lord.'' JARPaATT.-On August 28, at his residence, wng street. Arch Hill, .lohn Jarratt, late of wicester, England; aged 63 years. JOHxsox-- On August 19, .-it the residence of "is parents, Hobson-street, Frederick •4'igustns, beloved son of Mary Emily and August Jonnson; aged G months, .at rest. spn's residence, Mount Albert onAiignst2l, John Kelly ; aged 02 years, KIUKWOOD.-On August 25, at South Mel bourne, Robert Kirk wood; aged 22 years. Jr_PrELL--'0n September 3, at his residence £Sf rect- • llo«ky Nook- John Maxwell nets •"(:ars,' after a 1011 ° ami Painful iU- MfHHr^,Perlh-' Western Australia, on ft?, 8? *' V'"1""" L/ne Martvn, formerly of' ""oai'row.iTninalioi'e; aged 44 ycarsU Mw3'i Nn7 0-- All£U3t 28, at hor residence, S«, ar)V ie beloved wife of Murdoch McLean; aged 55 years. MS^7 AttHWaikato Hospital on Wed ye%'-usl *3t3l ' Frank McMinn; aged 34 n^ ptember 6-1887> at the Hos" Mrnviv P *c6revy • a Sed 28years. IMP. dencfla_;« ni4U8?l.t29- at his parents'rest Si ?rt kl ,View- Auckland, Maud tmu___tf_^A de? riy beloved and youngest ™»htcrof And.evv and Mary McEwan. W^fc^ the. 15th August, at her £h lnv^d^ cc 'uBri-? hton- -*ae»e Louise, SSI Cl dl} ugh- C*' of John and Sara ffi a ße(l H years. -Suffer little 01^i0r °fSUCh isthe SS^»",feii^a.it Ka Korogaga. ChasYs;,.F a,rol- n _< the beloved wife of Cm Eal^ aad. f°urth daughter of L. 20years. I v,aiNasasas, Rewa; aged K^£Nabfc sts at Hamilton Hospital, OuCg^^^extindra Road, Te A*wa- SiSS, AW 2l a at h°r residence. *«c ThoS te on taEtliolinda, relict of the Wns!o„ n NT7* 7 lieadI iead Constable H.1.C., page ct ' nd; aged v ycai's- Wwsm\lSfiSh? m. -2' at his 'residence, painful illness, agedsl year, ' S\ Col .tester. Essex, England; a^sfessf^ coiehesier No. 6, Albion Ter- Pease." lier m rear. " fler end was bf 3:Bthor Parents' resi- Xv* nJi 1'? o*'0*' *,tter a 8h«" illness, Josephine Pm»'- «/ *§*_**-- of William and I* ' ycaw and l month' !«-3trect; SmVevM m 0 ehter' s residence, Sua _^-^«ofu Po ? t e_ l 1!llls-"'3,,'*'Ugust 29. Ann, Price S rgo Pollard ■ aeuo- « •■ ISP. «»i PainYK ct> 0n AnKUBt 18. after a *««"<■ Cidpllilncss- J lJiana- the beloved "•^CIMav n ; aged i 3 years* i^^«'"ool-s&"?J? et' 4' at her rcsi- JJ»illness, Elizaw£K after a tm% a"d va. n ehct °] George Runci- RYA^-On a? t01: a^ed S8 years. sSS«& Ha?pra"the belo?ed ■ &^s_TMf?*^ b« 5- Florence Mc !®-4ju t t "iames- Amy. third C& T',;At M Ipv t n?; ,aS eo- JO years. fe^atesSe^S at Ai' «** 'on te^iy bronchitit JH^-^thsT Jas" and p o»y Thomas | *^--^l^*|Jjj i ßo,t-Jt Allan.ami Wa ,^

ST JACOBS OIL FOR Rheumatism.

RHEUMATIC SUFFERING FOR MANY YEARS-CURED AT SIXTY-EIGHT. " London, E.C. • " Having suffered for many years past from severe i-heumnMc pains in my knees and feet, I <%j' Iflctx, by a friend to try St JacoA- ii. _ Hav ing tried many rernedio-j without relief, I must confe.l*.-* I was some what slow in trying your * great remedy.' However, about a month ago I procured a bottle and applied the oil to the parts affected. I must say the result has astonished me. I am sixty-eight years of age, and, although I have used it only a few times, the pains have quite left me, and I am as strong and active on. my feet at the present time as a young man of twenty. You can make what use you like of this ]ettei f, for I feel that'l should not be doing my duty to my fellow men if I did not do my best to let them -know where such a. valuable remedy may be obtained. ''•Ciiakles Davis, Of Messrs Davis and Co., General Carriers and Forwarders." RHEUMATIC SWELLING—CURED AT 60. For Over three years, Mr John Tetlow, No. 34, Hartley-street, Old ham, was hardly able to walk from rheumatism. ■ His joints were badly swollen, and he was bent with agony. One bottle of St; Jacobs Oil effected a marvellous change. He is not only now free from pain, but, al though over sixty years old, can walk as well as ever. Facts like the - above tell their own story. '

DEPLORABLE CONDITION-BACK AND HIPS.

• "16, Beacon-lane, Evertdn, "g | , "Liverpool, England. ■ .. / " Here I am as free from rheumatic pains as any man in England, while for years, until two weeks ago, I had been almost a constant sufferer from the most severe rheumatic pains in my back and hips. None of the dif ferent remedies which I applied seemed to reach the spot; While I was in this most deplorable condi tion, a friend gave me a bottle of ' your St; Jacobs Oil and urged me to lose no time, but: to apply it directly, saying that he ' knew of a case even worse than my own, which had been cured by fche timely use of tho Oil.' Lbegan at once to rub the afflicted parts. Judge of my surprise after suffering all these years to feel the pains gradually but surely going away. •- By the time one bottle was used up 1 was a well man. " JoiiEl'll Jon.\"s,".

PRONOUNCED INCURABLE-CURED.

Mr Henry Rickefcfcs, Tryn Cottages, Wcstbury, Gloucestershire, was a great sutferer from rheumatism for over two years. His attacks grew so A*iolent that he went to Bath Hos pital to have the .benefit of the mineral waters. In five weeks he left even worse, and his case wan pronounced incurable. Then he used Sv. Jacobs Oil. One application entirely relieved him of pain,: his health is now fully restored, and the' disease has never returned.

CASE OF MR BARRETT, THE ACTOR.

" Hoyal Princess's Theatre, Lessee and Manager, Mr Wilson Barrett, London, England. "Mr Barrett lias desired me to thank you for the Bottle of St. Jacobs « . Oil you so kindly sent; him, and say that he had previously been using the Oil with signal effect. He has found it very efficacious in muscular rheumatism, and also in the case of a ' sprain. SilVanus Dauncly." ST. JACOBS Oil is an absolute cure.for all bodily pains for which an external remedy may be applied. It never fails. Ifc acts like magic, and a trial of ib has con vinced the most incredulous. It is soldi by Chemists and Druggists. Wiioli^alk -AgJ'NTR ' kor Pe6v:in.*ck of Auckland, SARGOOD, SON, AND EWE2T, | AUCKLAND.

THE AUCKLAND ETENING STAR, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1887.

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Encouraged by the lar^eamount of patronage received Finding it necessary, in order to adjust accounts I The Businesses at Auckland and Thames -«,T_rvmT_r.-_n ° i 'I- mOTI« Fi from the public of .Auckland in the execution of under the Will, tlie Executors have ' J will Scil6 tO COfTHTIGnrP ■ I* «^SV . Closed on Wednesday, Aug. 17th 0N T^^Llll^Zt^ decided, in the interest of the family, to MIIIM - «^,^^., «„.,. a .^ . ° one of its kind in the colony: The Executors GE^U?WE STOCK-TAKING (Whole day) for _-, . await with confidence - the result, being satisfied that CARRY OW ,: —a ND — - t . I hursday, Aug. 18th. their customers have in the p-fc.- «4 -m __ th . THE BUSINESS. clearing sale. Marking Down to Clearing Prices.



Watches. THE CORRECT TIME! WITHIN REaICH OF ALL. TEN YKAItS AGO • STEWART DAWSON & Co., Liverpool, Struck the keynote of sound common- al trad ing by openi'itl; the portals of their .Factory Cp the actual -consumers. THK G'RNKItAL PUB LIC, thus sweeping divlty at ono blow the exor bitant profits of tlio Middleman and Rot all Dealer. Tlio results attendant on this, tho only real and beneficial syolem of trading with ad vaniage to the buyer, has been A.v LAN-guM-nai-D Succkss, Unprecedented in the annals of Kuglish Watch making. JOT READ THIS. • Just to hand, ex s.s. Kaikoilra. _ Large Stock of'GOLD ANII SILVER JEW KLLERY, latest fashions. These Goods having left Liverpool on i the. Ist Juno Inst, our Customers pan depend on them being quite new, and are no part of Bank rupt's Stock, or old fashioned Jewellery, to be disposed of at any price. Tho readers are invitod to call and inspect the Goods. Every article guaranteed, hrtd mailed lowest possible nrice, as usual with S.D. 8. Co no 1 "".o— S.D. Una CO. s well-!-nown lUig.ish SCO J tt-~> Silver Hunting Lovers. £,i 1 aa-J'ji' a!ul Co.A English, Silver t xoa Hunting Lnvors, chroh. balance, extra jewelled. Worth £8 lis. £r_ 1 nc<~ y' '*■• iuul <-'os new Excelsior .. ---o xvo piato English Lovers. Tho Model Watch, well worth £10 10s. no 1 Kq—S. D. and Co.'s Ladies' English Sil 3JO __■* vor Hunters. Will last a lifetime. Or 1 ftA—S. D. aud Co.'s Superb Hunting a^u i-0^ Chronograph Lovers, worth £12 10; or Crystal Glass, £5 15s. oa 1 (in — _. D. and Co.'s Silver Keyless a&U J.U» Hunting Lever, value lor £10 IDs. Open face, £5 IDs. -P1 I^-Tlie wonderful-Sterling Silver *>*■ xoa Dcflanco Hunter, worth £0 10s. Open face. £1 7b Od. ,' 4?fi I fin— S. D. and Co.'s Official Kail way ««y 1W Encrlish Keyless Lover, unequallod at £1010s. £12 10s, £15 10s, £18 10s, c, jO')?;-S.D. and Co.'s Superb 1 -carat Gold .Eht>lish Lever and Half Chronometers, never equalled undor j ..8 .0 por oent more. £6 10s « £7 lOs-Afc arf-™ Gold Keyless Watohvis, perfectgems, worth £1010s. £8 I,os s.£\l 10s & 10s —S.D. & Co.'s Ladies 18-carat Gold English Levers. Save at leastSO por ' conr. by purchasing from the makers. £i\ ios &^i2,ius-^ s::.,if wortb /"07 iv /-OA 18-camt Gold, worth £GO. S.D. &■<•' ;_ °1' and Co# > s New Pateut u; n g. lish Double Chronographs, with inttcpour .. dont start, stop, anally back minute and second hands. For quality and accuracy never equalled at any prico. Obtained Friiso .Medal Inventions Eihibition last year. Special pamphlet on this watch; post free, formal stamp. EVERY WA'rCH FULLY GUARANTEED, Sterling Silver Hall-marked Alberts, Sis (id, 12s •6d, Us (id, and 15s (]d, Newest Patterns, atneavly Hall' usual price. ~ . ' The WEALEMEFNA, in Sterling Silver, 12s6d. By simply passing it over surface the exact distance of feet and inches is recorded on ■ the Dial. Also, forms a splendid ■•-' ■■ appendage, lor tho Albert. GOLD ALBERTS, Ladios' and Gent's Newest .. Styles, Wholesale Prices, all illustrated, in Pamphlet ■ ' ; CANNOT BE EQUALLED. R ' AIRS. . ,'Norn REPAIRS. Wan ted Known; BBst -Watch Glnt-Jte's fitted, 3d eal-h. Charges for Watch Rcpaii'B—no matter -what maker or where bought—equally cheap. ■ Ax ,. . rangcijiepts . made to turn out ...laQ, repairs per week. All Watches cleaned are guaranteed ab Stewart Dawson and _Co..!a .Great English Watch Exhibition, 91, Quecn-stivet. Call.aiid receive gratis a oopy of our ' Splendid Now Illustrated Watch and Jewellery Pamphlet, and read full par ticulars and most wonderf ultestmionials. . FOR REAL VALUE VISIT, STEWART DAWSON .&. CO.'S GREAT ENGLISH WATfJ H EXHIBITION,' 91-QUEEN-STREET-9i (Opposite Wyiidhani-sU'eet), Auckland. HOME JEWEL WASHING MACHINE TT WASHES EVERYTHING, from JL LACE IO A'COALSACK; CLEANS. Tt«OUSERS without wetting a ijngor or knocking oif a button. It does away with wet feet, pains in the arms, back, and breast, and does a big day's washing in two hours: • '. . \ HOME Idl JEWEL VX ■' ' HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS. SOLE AGENT, ALBERT HOTEL. "ftJ"OW is your time : A Waterbury Watch, ii- - an Extra Pair pf Troupers; or 10 por cent., with each Suit,"at J. H. Dalton's, Tailor, Vic toria-street East.



■ Business Kotices. • . WILSON, WILLIAMS, & MCCULLAGES G-EEAT CLEAEING- SALE. Last TWO WEEKS prior to opening up SPEING AND SUMMER GOODS _ ____^___________-_________ W M W., & McC. will offer special inducements in all Departments. 3 A A LARGE" ACOUpiiifil OF ODDMENTS AND REMNANTS .. To be cleared at NOMINAL PRICES. A LOT OF UNTRIMMED HATS TO BE GIVEN AWAY, ■ ' ■ __£=■* L__ST TWO WEEKS. WILSON, WILLIAMS & M CGULLAGH ■ > , NEW ZE3A._L.AND HOUSE. 180 & 182, QUEEN STEEET.



Educational. BOAKDJ3JO ;■ ANDA DAY SCHOOL, Manukau Road, conducted by the Misses Kogcr..-. Third Term begins on the 19th inst. BRIARFIELD. Grafton Road-r-Day and Bonrrling School, for Girls. The Third Term of 1087 will begin on MONDAY, Sept. 19. I WENTWORTH HOUSE, Ponsonby Rbacl."~Mis_ Hill's 'Pupils will ftcsuma their Studies on Monday, September 12. D~WjS^fiffPMn_Mt. *'*BCHOOL_ SYMONDS-STREET. This School will reopen on TUESDAY, 20th September. New pupils received on MONDAY, the _19th, between 9 and 12. mofi prospectus apply to Mr C. P. NEWGOMBE, Park Road. Vacancies for Boarders. O~WEIK . GL»lsl;'-^J&E^BR ■' 'l "- symoNds street. The THIRD TERM of Mrs Oftover's Board ing arid Day School will begin'On the 20th inst. Pupils are prepared for the University Col lege Entrance Examination and for the Now ZcClrind University Matriculation. _ __ • M~"~R F. B. WOO DRAM, TKACHER OF THK PIANOFORTE AND HARMONIUM. . Address: Caro of Mr A. Kady, Auckland Music Warehouse. Queeri-street. II G. 0 fyM A L D gives Lessons in Elocution— Twelve Lessons "..,. .. ~ 21s At pupil's residence .. A...80s Entertainments given and attended. Alllettera -^-OhampTaloup & Cooper, Qucen-stroet. All fees payable in advance. H . OICTURE-FRAME MANUFAC h_ . Jl TORY and MUSICAL INSTRU g-g MENT WAREHOUSJfI, " 88, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND. foO .— . 0£ T. E. CARTER, itfS TEA CHER OF MUSIC, % VIOLIN, Ho PIANO, CORNET, GCITAR, $&', &c. X *"" Musical Instruments Tuned aud c^ Repaired. M~o" n u iiN M ]_~~_TT~_ ITALIAN AND VERMONT MARBLES, AND ABERDEEN GUANITE. HEAD stones in Marble and stoke. Iron Tomb Railings at Moderate Prices. Prices and Designs sent post-free. Country orders carefully packed. TAIT BROTHERS, Monumental Works, Corner of Rutland and Lome streets (near Queen-street Junction), Auckland. Tf^N-G g"P"n g- AND CO., GENERAL GROCERS. IMPORTERS OF TEA and CHINESE GOODS. PURE TEAS A SPECIALTY. W G. & Co. are prepared to supply a first ol. VltJli X-J3l it ft 1.1. Tj\*p^koorsabovo Ui_ Jlurketpotc^



*'!■<• _L Ajb -&5* /A? 4s& y^ y^^^y^- # m- y4 «$w ■ y !jsm&m, my ■ y _ v^ : y& y ys^ -y y& CONSUMPTION OURABLI-! "MR G. T. CONGREVE ON CONSUMPTION AND ITS SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT, Showing that direful disease to be curable in all its stages; with observations on ASTHMA,. CHKQNIC BRONCHITIS, Etc" From the "Christian Herald," March 31, 1886. Mr G. T. CONGREYE'S TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTION AND OTHER CHEST DISEASES '- Continues to be made a great blessing to sufferers, far and wide, in every part of the Kingdom." " Tho world and we ourselves owe him a debt of gratitude. Not long since we placed a young lady under his care, who has recovered her health, and we need only point to the cases (Mr Congreve is publishing one every week), many of which had been given up as past all hope." " There can be no doubt that for Consumption and other Chest Complaints M Congreve is a specialist "of the first order, and stands unrivalled. Certainly there, has1 been no other discovery in medical science from which the consumptive patient may gather so much hope as from his." " The one hundred and thirty-three cases which are recorded in Mr Congreve's book are .a most convincing testimony ; but what have been long a marvel are the cases of cure which have been published for several years past in the weekly -journals (our own included) once every week." (The reader is referred to the "Christian World," " Christum Age," ** Christian Globe," &c, &c.) The author (Mr Congreve, of Qoombe Lodge, Peckham, London), has been urgently entreated to make his treatment known in all the British Colonies. The price of the Book is- SIXPENCE, OR SEVENPENCE, POST FREE. Published by UPTON AND CO., AUCKLAND, And may be ordered through any Beokspjlor.



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Business Notices. THE BALANCE OF SNEDDEN'S STOCK | IS NOW BEING CLEARED OUT Opposite Bank of New Zealand, Queen Street, HALF PRICE., BARGAINS IN DRESS MATERIALS BARGAINS IN PRINTS BARGAINS IN FLANNELS BARGAINS IN SHEETINGS BARGAINS IN VELVETEENS from Is, a • REMNANTS AT HALF PRICE. . 100 pair Ladies' Corsets 1 UAI tf nniAr White and Speckled Straw Hats, Is each f HAlr rtllbt Men's White and Coloured Mole Trousers,- 8s iltl j • '' THE BALANCE OF. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING » I Will be sold at HALF PRICE. | SHIRTS, TIES, SOCKS,. HATS, COLLARS, Etc. hale; pbioe sale ; _Pl« Vjlll/lk I j CASH DRAFER Opposite Bank of New Zealand* A LAKGE CONSIGNMENT Drapery-? Clothing ABSOLUTE SALE The Premises lately occupied by Mr, Goidwater Next to the Greyhound Hotel, Queen Street. THE GOODS ARE ALL NEW .THIS SEASON'S PURCHASES), NO OLD STOCK, AND MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. THE REST VALUE EVER SHOWN IN AUCKLAND. i ' • OPEN ON FRIDAY, SEPT, 2nd, 1887.' •■■"'.■ r -m-,..—--—^-_--. _ . ___________ '___. " CHEAP DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, ANJ> GENERAL STOREKEEPERS-