BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Tim usual meeting of the above body was held at 2p m. yesterday. Present: Messrs S. Luke (Chairman), J. C. Carr, D. Goldie, R. Upton, 7, M, Lennov, Theo. Coope-, B. Udy, and W. Moat,

Election op Members. — The returns of the School Committees wore received. The candidates were Messrs Theo. Cooper, W. Meac, E. 'VVitny and R. Udy. Some time was spent in taking the returns, which proved to be as follows:- Cooper, 129; Moat, 120 ; Udy, 113, and Withy, 42 —The first three were declared duly elected.

The financial statement and Chairman's report were read and adopted.

A letter was read from Dr. Laishley acknowledging with thanks th» «»ngratu lations of the Board.

Tkndeks. —Six tenders were received for the erection of a teachor'e dwelling at Ara rimu. The lowest tender, that of A Burns (£2-18), was accepted, The archiect's estimate was £2tiO.

Training College Visitinc Com mitke.—The report of' this Committee recommended that the question of providing additional accommodation should bo deferred for further coneidera tion. Bxomption from duty was granted until the end of Juno to Mies C E. Hobba and Mi-s E. Longmore. That tho following change bo made in the Board's regulations re class booka : Clause OG (writing) to bo altered as follows :- Yore Foster's Copy-books, Standards 1 to 4, Nos. 1, 14, 2, 21, 3, 34, 4, 4J, 5, si. Stand ards 5 aud U optional- Nus. 6, 6i, 7, S, 0, and 10

West Mauk.it Soiiool Bdllwso.—A large deputation again attended tho meet ing oi tho Hoard. to listen to tiie dis eufsaion of tho vexed question of tho re moval of tho tibovo school building. In ac cordanco with tho notice previously given MrLuko moved. "That the resolutions of tho Board dated Glh and ."0 July, 3rd September, and lOih November, ISS6, regarding tho removal of tho West Mauku School building to tho site known as 'Cox's Corner," ba rescinded." — Mr Goldio criticuod tho action of the Com mittee at eomo length, and defended his action in laying out the boundaries of the district.—After discussing tho matter for fully an hour, Mr J. M. Lennox moved that the whole question be adjourned fora fortnight.—A division was taken, when Meesrs Lennox, Cooper, Upton, and Uolclie voted for the amendment, and Messrs Luke Moat, Curr and Udy, for the resolution.— Tho chairman said" that it wai time tho matter was-' definitely suttlod. Ho therefore gave hia casting vote for tho resolution.

Misc-'M.L'VNEOUB BosiNESi. — Ttie matter of tho site for a new school in Berefford streot was referred to Mr AUright to report upon. Tho question of moreaccommodation for the Coroujandol pchool wee deferred. Mr Alhight was requested to toport upon tho nature of the cnlargementa required at tho East TamaUi School. An application for a fonco round HoloDuville school waa de clincd. An application for a vorandah for Howick cchool was declined. A rcquetl fur a school at Huia Mills wad aleo lefuted. Half cott of pointing Lucas'u Crook school «a-< grunted. It wad rtuolvcd to pur chase a. coll-nga at Mahutungi HeodK lor £25. Tho boundaries of tho M.itamata and Taotaotuii rchoul iJtstrictn were fixed as re couimcmloil by thuCominitloo.a. Application for tcachoru lioueu at Oliinewvi was de cline.!, aleo a rtqiiett for fcientilic appara lus for Onehunga school Tanks undepjut ing wero granted fcr o;>ua ?cbool; also, half cost uf pjinting t^acberV houso at Pakura Tho nutlcr of a fito for Point CoovuHcr Fchool was deferred, pending ijcoipt of information from Wellington £10 was granted to tho library of liuatan gata School, ClO 11s havingbetn subscribed. 4n application for another school at Tau ranga was refused, alto a request for a school at Te Kopuru. A request for a porch for Tuakau schoolhouee was referred to Mr Allright, and tho application for a school nt Waikomiti was referred to tho committees of thoeo schools likely ta bo affected. £10 was granted towards cost of repairing tencbci'd houco at Waipu Central.

FALL FROM A CAB.-Inquest.

An inquest was held before Dr. I'hilsor, coroner.and jury (Mr 11. Jackson,foreman), at the Hospital, yesterday afternoon, on tho body of a cabdrivor named Jonas i'os dick, who died from injuries roceived from n fall on tho 10th of last month from D'B cub. Robert James, oiprcss cart driver, of Ocohunga, gave evidence that ho kiw ilcceatca driving on tho Epsom Road ;. it was lato in Iho afternoon. jHo had a cib with two horses driven at a trot. The horses had not run awuy. Tlioro « ere two eailora and two marines in the cart : tboy were from (ho jNel.-on, at that time lying in Auckland Harbour. Witness wa<> 200 yards from dsceascd when ho fell. Thero nere two of his mate* with witnecs. l\an to dccca'nd when ho fell, and found him lying on his back on the tide of tho road. Doceasod was bloeding from a wound in tho forehoad. Ho was un conscious. Witness then holped to put him into the cab, and ono Cross drove him to the Hospital. Uould not account for the reason of bis tailing ofT tho box seat. Deceased was ii very temporuto man during the time wit ness had known him. John Credan, 'busdtivcr, of Onehunga, corroborated tho former witness's statement of facts. Witness had seen deceased wait ing at several public-houses during tho day with the same sailors. Ho did not see him drink anything. Dr. Thomas E. Franklin, House Surgeon of tho Hospital, said ho saw deceased after tho accident. Ho was in a stato of temi conecioufDes?. A sergeant of mariues and two men dressed as civilians brought de ceased to the Hospital. They mentioned a right for the reins having occurred between ono of tho parly and deceased. Tho do cca=ed was undor tho iciluenco of liquor, as well as suffering from tho accidont. Those who brought tlio man to tho Hospital were sober. Thero was a lacerated wound on the scalp over the frontal bono There was no fracturo or compression of the brain. Ho slept well after a composing draught had beon given him. Next day he got up about ton o'clock, and said ho felc quito woll, and dressed himself. Having redressed his wound, ho was allowed to leave, with in structions to letum next moruiDg. Ho re turned on tho 12;h, and witness saw that pus was foiming in the wound,which looted "angry,1' so hotok out thestitcb. His face was flushed, and temperature high (ltMdeg) Erysipelas then ehowed itself in the wound, and over head and faco. Big doses nf iron and quinine were then given him. Witness had solo treatment of him till the operation. Applied cotton wool to his faco. On the ttjth telephoned for Dr. Liiwry, and con suited with him In tho ca?o. Ho agreed nilh tlio treatment, which ho considered good. Erysipelas dieupfuartd under the treatment, audfeveii-h ejmptoma declined. A sudden rko to 102dpg look place in his temperature, and nitucsa found a bad absrecs undor tho scalp. Free vent to Ibe pus whs now even by Incision tnado by wilnefe and Dr. Lawry. Deceased became worse, and he was trepaunod by Dr Lawry. Die. Jobbett, McKollar.and (fitness were present. The brain eubstanco gradually protruded through the trep:uming hole in tho tkull, and deceased got woire and died The general condition wag nut improvod by the operation, and doath came to deceased whilst in a comaloeo state, on the 10th fracture of the brain psi^'but'two abcesees on the brain. Caueo of death was coccus sion will> irritation. He was ttrongly of opinion that Iho fact of his having been in

liquor at tho timo of tho acciiioist greatly augmented tho injury, and was the causoot tlio erytipelas eotting ii. Voidict: "D etl from abscofe of th-j brain, tho result of an accidental fall."

THE GLOBE READERS.

At the mooting of the Education Board yesterday afternoon, the question 'of-' the introduction of the Olcibo Headers ' was diecueeed, Mr Theo. Cooper having . given the following notice Of thotiqn'j "That the Board consider the adVisabijits '' or otherwise of continuing the use of Mac- ' millan's Globe Readers in the public schools,' and especially of Nos. 1 and 2 of .the series!'' All the correspondence relating to the introduction of these books was read by the Secretary, and the mover spoke at coma length. He said that no doubt it would b« ' thrown in their teeth that the Board were ! constantly doing and undoing their work. ' '■' still if they had acted unwisely surely it was right to go back over their work The Board had been influenced by the re- , y commendations of those who ought to, be '■"' authorities upon the matter. Still, he felt that the Board had acted wrongly, jjp ' Fidler had supported the Globe Readers first. He said that Readers should be > well graduated a? to difficulty, and such, it muet be admitted,, the Globs Readers were. As ho also, reported the Headers were composed of writings of the best authors, combining various require. raentH for the reader, they had adopted the Readers without paying proper attention - to , tho character of the book. Mr Fidler had also naid that the readers used should ". nourish the mind and stimulate, the imagination." Thore were .many tbineg that wero utter rubbish in the books. Mr ' Cooper then quoted "Cockle de Hoy," "The Lady Bird and the Fly," and ffl^iy btber nonsensical Selections which fre- -' cjuently f'ent tho members of the Board H into laughter. Book No. 2 was even worse than No 1. Mr Cooper remarked that an adaptation from Robinson Cruepe was tho best part of the book. He con- ,•'. tended that Kelson's series were Infinitely superior to tho Globe Readers. He thought that tho fairy tales might stimulate childrao's imagination, but it was ridi culous all tho same. He next quoted the "Throe Sluggards," in which. Jie ' laziest man received the reward.

instead of commending industry. He, cot) sidered that these books did nob .inculcate ' moral qaalitiep, but taught things that wore not scientific facte, and generally were of an > unhealthy character. Mr Cooper also quoted "V. "The King of the Crocodiles," in which '; six young princo crocodiles aro shoved down ,' oneanothei'stbroatuntil there isnothingleft. J With booKs 4, 5 and (i he found no fault,',' but contended that (hey were no better ,' than the Nelson's toriea of those numbers, , f!

He did iiot propo^o that those books should '. be dieconlinuec1 at once, as that would bea ' hardship to tli3 parents. He then moved the following F»rica of resolutions : -""That , the Globe Headers now used in the public '■. schoolß in this educational district, and , especially Nns. 1, 2, and 3, are, in the ,J opinion of tM? Board, unsuitable for Euch purpofo, ntid their u-o ought to bediEcon- | tinucd ; l)iit. lhat in view of the fact that an " ioiroodiale discootiuuanca of the use 9f these books will ctufe considerable expense to -f% parents of acholar^, tuch discontinuance ! phall not tako place until tbo beginning of" Iho school year iv 18S8 " "That Nelson | iicadsrs, 3rd eerie*, bo adopted in place . of tho eai'l Globo Readers, such adop' tinn lei tiiko effect cm nnd from the ' beginning oi Iho fchr,-1 year in ISSB." ' "Thai in tho opinion of (his Bo3rd, a 1 uniform i^crioH of fchool readers ehould, \ bo adopted and i o.iil in tho public I schools of tho colony." " That it;"'") will t^nd to tho advancement of educa-

tion throughout the colony if a series '"! of school readers arc prepared by the [ Education Department adapted to the ,' circumstances of ihe colony, for use ' aforesaid in tbo public schools." " That ' a copy of thoeo resolutions be sub- "4" mitted to Iho Minister of Educator, " and that his opici n thereon be asked ; and that a copy of those resolutions ; bo forwarded to each of tho Education I Boards throughout the colony, and their ~, suggestions and opinions be asked thereon!" I Mr Upton, in a sharp speech, pointed out that the coat of the change tor tho Auckland' province alone would be £842 14s, and for j that reason, if for no other, he wonld object l! to the change. He also pointed out tbafc the miv series of the Nelson school books contained many of the very items objected ■ to by Mr Cooper in the Globe Keadera. After some further discussion the whole matter was adjourned for one week.

THE A'UCKL.-iiw EVENING STAY., . TUIJDAY, MARC*- 12, 1887,

Printed aud Pubilshod by tho Propriety. ri Henry Brett, of bymonds-stroot, at nw aonsr&l Printing Ofllco. BhorUandanil Vert ■ Btreatß, in Uin ProTfncs 0r AuoSlsao, «»^,] ui^mSATUBDAT.MAItCH 12, 1867. . '. W

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MONDAY, MAKCH 14, At U o'Clock. • HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ftc, | VICrOKA-SfREfiT. i D F. EVANS Plrtnrej Double Ir.in litil-tuad. Maiirjsj and I pSilmiw LookinK Glass, Marble Clock. Cruet, ' of Kitchens Uf n«IU. etc. o'c. MONDAY, MARCH 14th, j At 11 o'Clork. ON THG PRBMI4E3, 55, WAKEFIELD STREET (2 dosra above G-irrett 8r05,.)- Ki*» Book-CMB, Valuable Book,-, Cbeses of • ' TTrav'ers, Walnut foWtefi TaW-, Shadoa j cf T?ruits and Flower*, Cut Wines, iron Bedatoida; Feather Bide, linen. Cora mode, CanMtiv Oilcloth. Engravings, Mirrors, Chair?, Table?, Crociery, Chins ond Glareware, Vendors and IroM, \\ ash- . stands. Toilet-v,cr;; fib , fis ,•<!«•, j EDWARD L^itoCJlJ1 His received taitracton"if °£*Ug| rffill?* Auckland to soil, WITHObI IJSCSBHV jv THE WHOLE OF HER HOUft^tfOr.'P 1 FUKNITUIUC AND KFFECIv?-' as enumoratcJ above. EDWARD LEVDON, Auctioneer, ,■ C. HKSKBTH] U- AITKEK MONDAY, MARCH 14th, I At 11 o'Clock. / T LAKE I'AkAI'UNA. .. ~ w m FUi'vNITORE, houses' lows, pigs, poultry, &o. fat' and stobe sheep. BUGGIES, CAKT'd, HARNESS. Ac. FARMING IMPLE*jitoTTS, &c. BOATS. PUNTS^ «*."' AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE LAl'iS- W. J.HUR3T, Esq., TAK&PUNA LAX&: The Bnbsorlburs hive received instructions U> sell by auction, on Monday, tno 11th instant, cDmmencingat 11 o'clock. THE WHOLE OF THE KURNITORE, LIVE STOCK. FARMING IMPLIC MKNTVS, BOATS. PUNTS, SC, &O, of the late W. J. Ucrst, Es<j. consiadng of— ■ DRAWIMG-ROOM - Handsome Loo Tab!o. | Card Table. Coll' c Table, Black and Gold Mo3lc-3tand, Writing Desk. Coach and two Kaay Chairs, Walnut Occasional t'nair. Two Foldine Cbal.-a. Large Pier Ulass, Piano by Broad wood, 'Jarpeta. Mats, Cushions, Curtain*. Pic " re» Ornamontc, Jipaneao Nicknacks, Vasoa. Lustres, Mictoobope* acoroo'jeope. Thermometor, Lamps, Softens, ote. u'INING - ROOM — .Mahb/uV Kiilo hoard, Ui iinK Tablu, Chairn. F«ndci; rtnd Irons, Picturoa. Clock, Lamp, Screen.', Orna mentj. Rugs, Ijlorary of I!cok3. olc. !)KD,KOOM No.' l' r M»hoj{any UrawrirF, li^vdl Oteai. IJrei-lnjr T>Wd and Glva.; :V-i"n 'Mitlro-a- a-rt; !'■ I->>T". >*«"■ \\Wlmb-; Wtt-h'..inJ f«i War..,(JUtipoard and War- ti-mo v.llh drawers, Linon iiisxct I'.cirec, • HAUi. Chairs. Com' ; H o'e, Bra-Jus. Car pots.' MMb, llurs; Cu*h ona, Ornamor.is' »c. .jlii.llJOM. No. 2-UJuWo Iron Bi-djtcaO. l;h»irs, Drnsoinx'''*blT md iiluia Wash- Bta-.d nod Waro, Water Battle and'Gltn , Wctarju. MiltlnK Miia So. HffiDßiOM (ferwntfl -P-ibß*« iron Pel stead, Couch, Dnsxlnjt JJ bt" M'}^' aß9j no'aser ami Wllowi. VVabha'and and Ware, Ui'clotb, M-lt »K. Barometer. . Cloth;3-bdaiet. Lamp, tiail etc. SirnHtJi- CJai'rs, TnWq. Stfe. Roaster, Clocks, n-ojTiP, Biu-hes. Saucenan^; in.« Uto'nßi'3. L(«npi. Dinner Servleea (116 Dtebe»>. Knives flnd Torka. Qlu«wa:e. Oruot?, Chnrn. Miltcana, Choeso-boiea, ..gate. Scales and Weights, etc., % SIOtIKROQM-Cro-.berrwaro. Tinware. Pro : GerviDg. ens, Mo<4a, Canister*. Jare, etc. Also,' . Garden Scats and Chiir, u'mbrolU Stand, Miogio, Blinds. Glass Shades. Lawn, Mowers. Vay Knives. Soythos..and piher Garden Tools and Farming Implements. At about 2 p.m. llorsoa Poniea. Cows. Pifta - 2M Fat and Store Sboep anil Brooding Kwea , • Bouey. Snrlng Care, Harness, faddlos, and Bridles 1 B at, wlt» siil» and oars oomploto 1 BOit, small oar-J ooly 1 Punt . . I Windmill, comnlota for pnmuin?, or otner | purpraoawhorß power ia rt quired; por- i fectiy new. having nevc.-bo^n nnvankod Tl-trno Rails, Uobart PcsM and Rails, Timber Glass, Bundrit-3, etc. WIIH'JUT RKSEttViC. ON VIEW on and from the SA.TfßDi.Ypre rioua to day o( sale. Ooaihea on "awrilaT every half hoti-, 12 noon to 2 v m.; Jlonduj, evoiy balt-liuur. 9to 2 p ni. Fiirnilurij vdnstu at'.i'udanco to convoy pnr ehaioru aad nooia bauk to DdVonuott after Bile. HESKETH, AITKEN & CO., Auctionoere. w. s. cochrane] [JAS. daobe MONDAY, MARCH 14, At 12 o'clock. 37 ACRES, KAKIOI. The Eubaorlbers will sell by auction, at th Ir Booms. Quesn-strcet, on Monday, 11th inst. at 12 o'clock, BY ORDER OF TUB MORTGAGEE, FART OF LOT 11, PARISH OF KARIOI, containing 37 Acres. SAM'UBt! COgHRANE & SON, Ancfjortoora. \r. b. cocnnANK] , Bis. dacrk MONDAY, MARCH H", At Twelvo o'Clock. ALLOTMENT AND FI^E-ROOMED HOUSE, EDWARD-STREET, DEVONPORT. BI ORDER 03" THK MORTGAGEK. The Bubacrlhors will sell by anction, at their Mart, on Monday, ilarch 11, at noon, by Order ot tho Mortgagee. T OT 17, EDWARD-STREET, DEVON XJ PORT, haying a f fontage of 100 links to Kdward-street, ond depth ot 230 links, wi h the Dwelling house of Fivo Rooms, as now owcod and ocenpiad by Mrs M. Lie. Tni) property, which faoes tho main road, cjoiTiandß a grand view ot the harbour and its Burrounliug scenory. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. 8. OOCUBANE] IJAH- DAORB MONDAY, MAKCH 14, 1887, At 12 o'Clock. A!lotuiontand Br.ioined Uoua?. Devon-street Aliot.mpntnnl yiioii ard Uwc linn house, Rni bj.l-lioet Allotment nu.l 7 rnome.) Houic. <:on(.rn ptrect AUnttnent ocd 7-ro iuu I II •»«■•. «i»nl«y-alrett Allotment ft-il Tw.. Sh-«») mO DwemDg-hou»ep. Otiihnbu The Bubtoribars will 3o)l by.Auo ion, "'their Mart Union tt-P'l. Auckland, on. Monday the Xlthlnßt.,atKo-clPclt "oo;. by (Jrrler ot the Renlsi,rar ot 1.38 :inpromo 1 'ourt, at, th') rrqucnt af the Mortgnior», rriHE FOLLOWING PUOPKRTIEB, J_ viz.;— ÜBVON-STItKICT-W. 51. of tho liiMUi ion of Allotments -3 B™J )n l,^ X b B eJ;}iJ t n ,^; t tl, iiol.m BtrJet!'»rmid*pih'utTs3 Jfco"; wlili Hi 0 room-d Uwillinrhome rrcuVid ihereon. known an th') 1 r.ip-rty of Mr Illohird M i't.o-.l>. K(JSiß!lj'.-STltls«;T-li'.tl3l.o'aubatvlßlonoJ fpontwoofJirco- to Uui>oUtreet. and Oeplh nf 100 fe-t; «>-. d tho Ship and 3 momed Dwell in { bo^is-) oreotrd Ih r«n. now tho prooo.iy of Mm M. A; ChocK, formerly known us l'hos. A. 1ICKI??rlK-STRKE V -Lot 22 of Bub-dlvUlon of Allotmeml7 Se3.T.tfubnrb'of Aucklgnu, wjtha Allotrnqnts 7.8. and 3. tioct'oo iI, Town of Auck lar.d bavirc a froutace cf 28 fa t t-> C-ntre- Klrait. aodrtep-.h0t60 foot; with the 7-room9d llou« oreote i therojn. known at too property Mm Catherine M';l>3tin!)ll ;■ MTANLEY-Si'llBICT-P-i. A Lo^ 43 and Lot 4(, ot subdivi-ioi o(- A lot-ucnt !5. Section 7, ouiurbaof -.u-kUni. hnvine a fron'are rt tt f««t to at ol«y---ir^t and 1.. >•> of HO fe-t; with the 7r.nn,,d Hju.e ■■'.>^d ihmo.. kmwnim'h uv piny of Mr Jonn Mh«a«h»!i. OTAHUHU ,>"urt Ol Lot, !i BUb-1lvli»lun »l wlth Oa?.'■..'l" *i'»t about 68* link* t'iihaGreat South H" ..rij.inn: tne Orl'rroi Hotel; with t«o ih^a nod Dwelliifc-h.u.88 erected thereon. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. CHAS. HESKETHj [ALEX. AITKEN TTESKETH, AITKEN, AND CO., AUCTIONEER', LAND. ESTATE. AND COMMBSI'JN AGENrS. liegule' Sales every TunEday of Hides. Skins, Wcoi. Tillow, &c. I L CiXi makket- . bUWHAM YARDS. For s ile. ovary 3!u«aay, a" c'w.a o'clock. AR7OOL, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS. »f TALLOW. Auctioneers.""



MONDAY, MARCH 14, At 11 o'Clock. i CITY SUBURBA~n7~AND COUNTRY ! ' PKOPERTIES. By Order of tbo Registrar of the Supreme J Court, At tho Rcquost of tho Mortgagees. Messrs ARTffOR~& BUDDLB "m..Sthe?r Mart. ««!03-Btreet (Eatata.Land. I and House Saleroom, upslairs), on beball OS • the Mortgagees. f mHB FOLLOWING PROPERTIES » [ CITT OF AUCKUvNU-iot 7. seotlDdia. theteew. PIT VOFATJIKLVNII- Part Lot IJ. Rectaon C >3 £it» *• fao.. frontage to Wellrafcy «re"t, airJ JW Jeet back. »rar the AlMw, TTurul vilbl t.WO COl-BII*"' Hl6PraP. jfiMO ",o"erta%»«d"r nortßaSO OOlPt aiul 1 ICIO of Mv «"•> iioLiver. I tiathrSONROAB. AICfUNT EDEN—Lote. 1 31.35 and 37. 66 x 200 ; under moi* | ga'go 02523. ! nrmrirvHKAn ■- ?(M* of Lot 9. at the i under second monam 683,. First mortgage bains; for itfoGi NORTHCOTB — Allotment! 11, of subdivision of allotmait 3l.havto*so feet frontage ! w Qaee^'roet, with depth of 200 to Litt" Shoal Bay, with wjd dx-roorncd, < r<r»*t*ioFn thpri on, under nwrtgage,. 8/875. ] The above «o {he propel* ol Messrs i Flowellyn. \ J»AIMSM-OREMO-Pkrt °LJf'jS'tS^um 1 ing 761 Sr l»p. sltua.'* near tin Cut Hill 1 xsd dt. Hollyer'a Crft>ok- rrK'rf'^P't'jv-LotSi of sn^divistaoil Allot- iiu£**of WaSHmata.. sfV<<-»<-'<w Brighton, contjlninsr i acre. ThASt&WoJ Goor(r«Jra6er;Tmdßii mortg3te»* 36927 "««1 !»213 ll^ 0 UnE^^ 7 or Ar o &f^: gJuSSTSd "intn^ Meg of W. Ware. Bsq..' uoda? mortßUk ° ol:a- OTAHUIIU—I2i 2r 33p. Allotments &.' 27 and 32 rear iho villnß«.now let tome Biapham for £30 per rnmxn, with, dwtl linK-honse and imprtivenwnte- (the pro; perty of Mrs Garner). Uno« mortgago 3757. JIOVNT KDEN-111 links lo Suro^side K<?t>d by 135 links 10 another road with ft^reo dVoUind-house and outbuildings; adJac»ot to Mre Bleazard's property. Und«f mortgago 1231. The property of J. Ctarfc*. MOUNT KDBX-Ix>t 12 and Part Lot 2 and 11, adjoining flbove. having 120 Unka ' t ronta go to o s>rlTate road at baok of Mra Bloazaid's TotMm'-.ej under mortgage 5177. The projcmy of Charles Kensbaw. NKWCASTJ-K TCWNSHU'. NQAUUA WAHI A.—liOt 65.5¥ sq. NKWOASTLK TOWITBMIP, NGARUA \VAHIA-bot3til, W3V, TUAKA.U TOWNBHIP-30t8 127, 117. 232, 253, and 259, cjntiininff:* 3r 13p; ■ 'JOKATOK \_Allotmontß tCVTt, andparto i'J 11SH 2r; under mortw«e.- oft93s' Jhc3e will bo pnt up in onn?/". UITY OF AUCK CiANU -liOt 15afe«otnients 4"l anrt r.' of dfolion 2t. ->oriiier rf mtax x 25 feot. ndjacent to Gtscsons iftitel; yndor motinawe 93,077. Foi> further irartieuloxs apnly to ibo Man "°nCOrARTHUB AWP BODDLE. B: ARTiItJR.! '• »- BUCDI-» MONDAY' AIAItUH 14th, A 8 Eleven o'Clock. ; UNREDEEMED- t'LEIiXJES '. UMSE'DSBM-Bl> PLEDGES ! HANDSOME DIAMOND RINGS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GOLD AND SILVER CHAINS; GOU) RINGS, CLOTHING. ARTHUR & BUDDD» nkv'o been Instructed by Mb B. H. Kmsinc- (» Eell, at ihelr Mart. Queen-street, on Monday next- 11th lnst, at 11 o'oloskv- THE UNREDEEMED PLEDGES from tho Victoria Loan Office. Vlctoriast, vU: JEWELLERY. 3B3s;Conccrttna in onse; 3639, 2 SBL-WotoHes; 3700; OFSI/ Watch and Chain ; 3T23 OFa» VVatoh antfUhatn i 3731.2 Albums; 37&t. Ureas King; i 737, uFSL Watcn ; 3755. Silver Chain : i)7dl iS Kins ; -3763. Gold iirooob.; 3765, OySla Waicn ; 3771, Chest Toofe ; 3182, Pair S'.ee^B Links; 3783. lKJCket an* Chain; 3793, SHO Watch ; 3736,' Heavy OoiS Albort and Coin : 3793 llannoemo UVutuond King and a Beautiful Large Peal fin ; 37e2-Karria^,Chaln,andKlng: :«10. King and Ivockst*, 3815, hajHteOßieDiamond ItlnK ; '■&-! 2 Kidkb; 3323. Locket and Chain and I L>i*inor.d Scaif ltinz ;-3832, SHG I'Watch and Chaio ; iii aUL Watch1; 3MB, Dree*. King; ESil aUiiK Watch and Chain ;. 3£« ft OFSL I rt atch ; 3172. tilver Knifd, Furk. and Spoon ; 1 3871. ak\i Watch ; 3S7IV BHL Watch f 3582. ' handsoxo UUraond KtaK; ■ 3893. Lpeket and Chain; 3S!)J. SHL Watch; 3305; OT3L Watch ; S'.iOi, Viulln and Bow; 3009, Ring; 3911. fHL Wa eh ; 3920," Silver Chain; 3031, Album; 3*28. instruments; 39m, SHO Wntch ; 306 i. SOFL Watch; 35(5, Locket and Chain: 3576, BHL Watch; 39U5, Chain; 3999) Ring and Pancil; 1011. Bag of1 Coins; 1021, SHti Watota; 1031, BHW Waich and Chain; 1011. SHbWatch; ;050,L0ngChain;^)66.ljocketand Chain; 1078, Albort and Lookev;-1090, Dress Rlne; 1097. 6FSVV and Chain ; l0OT;««Jj-Watcb and Chain, &c. CLOTHING. £820, Rug; 5822, Overcoat; 5^- Uong Bootfl; 5893. Piece Cloth; 5896. Ctoftlng: 5905 Jacket; 5908, Coat, Sheets, etc.; d£9}; Suit Clothes; 5931. Overcoat; 59J0, Uress; 697'ALonet Cloak; 6019, Dress; 6072, Bdle Clothing; 609J, Jacket, etc.; 6106. suit Clothes: 6109. pair Ttou asrs ; 6125, Dress; 6130, Run; 6117, Coat; 0:B8. Kuit Clotheß; 617*. Suit Clothes, etc ; 6175. Cost and Trousera; 6179. Overcoat; 61&1, Suit Clothes; 6188. Bdle Clothiog; 6193. Cloth: Mj7. Suit Clothes; 6302, Coat ai.d Vest; 6353, Pea Jacket; 6351, Suit Clothes; 6359. Coat; and about SOU parcels of good, saloable, and useful Clothing, Tools, etc., etc. ARTHUR ec HUDDLE, Auctionoors. K. ABIHUftT lJ- '• -BOI>ULB MONDAY, 2 o'Clock p.m. NEWTON 3*BVIT DEPOT. STOCK, HOUSEHOM> FURNITUKU, &c ARTHUR ANEV BUDDLE Have been favoured with iasttnctionß from Mr G Anderaon to Bell by auction r a>thi3 Promises, "Newton Fruit Uepot." Karangahapo Road, on Mon ay next, at 2 o'clock p:m , THE BILANCE OF HI& &TO€K OF GROCEKY, CONFECTIONERY, CUT LERY, &c. but little used-Counter Scales. Fancy Soaleo. Weights, and £ihow Glasses. Household Furnituro and Jiffects, Handsome Half-tester Bedstead. Spring Mattraia Beddinß. Loo Table. Handsome Book Case, CSeffonler, Sofa. Chest of Diawere, Mirror. Waabstand, Table, Glass and Earthenware, Kitchen. Uten sllij, &c. On View on the Morning of the Sate- THUKBDAV, MAKOH 17, 1387, | 12 Nosn. BY OUUEU OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE BUPRKMK COURT. 6-KOOMED HOUSE AND 3 ALLOT- I MBWTS. | T. M. .IACRSON ' Has bee» it'Btrur.lod to sell by Public Auction,a I liiaAla'l. Viilcai Lano, on ihoDbovßOate. LOTS 7, 3, AND 9 OF SECTION 1, -übdivleion of Allotments nud 22a, Seo lion 2, Pdii-h of Trauma, haviog b. frontaKeol 93 feet to Anne fl'rfct with a depth of 101 feet, together with tho Comtortablo 6-roomed House orcc ed thsrcoi. i For Plans, Conditions of Sale, and Further Particular, an>)y to the Auctioneers. j T. M. JACKSON, 1 Vulcan Lano. I WAJ.TEK J. DOWDEN, AUCTIONEER, QUEEN-STRBBT. T>RODUCB SALB EVERY FRIDAY. V^OTICE.— Removing to Larger and mote^ g^S,^^ Buitable Premises in 2 * I 3^ v >> s >attr»y'fßiiiiaißgi^x*g < § g itil|^><iliill 11 g-x^BobßOn'sDlnlngßooaNsJ J 6>^W. H.PQTTEB. 187 ton Street!^



ENCOITRAGE JJ^CA^L INDUSTRY. CHAHLES SMITH, MANUFACTP ORBR OF BASSINETTES. PERAMBULATORS, INVALIDS' CARRIAGES, &c. AUCK LAND PER AMBULATOR FACTORY, Victoria Street WEAR FREEMiN'3 BAY). i Tbo whole c fthemaon- T>-^— To picvontraißt»kea or faaturlng is conducted \lSsp7sE*t bolng imposed upon witb v"lo™ yan d™°on t'h'o \Sl\l\l^^^B^3 worthless imported i prenftlaeß. T; na materials . an? price, tho pubUc ftre are o« the » .eat txxwjbledS* Va^f&flHl "BBpoataUr Boliclled to 'is srnaranu ed, and tho \\ j]K3s^9sHbl BUY DIRECT The prtr scs uro con- vE^B^"gg^^Bj«B^lWßgf MANUFACTURER. prodncUo cb on account Aii^S«a(Eezi»Z*"^?!§§fii^^ my moke, and the de- Bhlr. Ira perfect deslsn., l^^ffl^J^^few which fs' proo"°ol"their Irapror vei Bassiitette NjlawM'^f'. ImproTCd Ba»sinctto THE ISIPKOVED BASSINETTE. PE RAMBUXATOES O*~~ANY MAKE KEPAIREI) OR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. | PRICE LIST POST FREK. BRICKS, PIPES, "" HENDERSON. HOBSON VILLE, THE AUCKLAND BRICK AND POTTERY COMPANY T>iEC! to announce that they have completed tho purchase of tho bueinosa nnd property of the Auckland Beick and Tile Compant (Limiteh) The -.extensive workd at Henderaon and Hobeonville are now in full oporalion, and (ui-Bftmning outtßiioks and Pottery of tho finest quality. ORDERS RECEIVED AT TUB ! COMPANY'S DEPOT, BREAKWATER ROAD. 15 V E DWIN HO RNS HY, AGBST, OR AT THE TOWN.' O>ffFlCli, 14, VICrORIA ARCADE, KORT-STRIiKT. l JOSBI'H UAItBKR, (ionornl Manager. 'SAVE 20 mi CENT. ; -WIHCH IS Titß MIDDLEMAN'S rimnr, A.,u DEAL DIRECT WITH THE MANUFACTURERS. C'piSXKi C UVfOT.IERK f,Ioa«o send for Eules of Self Measurement, Illustrated Catalogue, .Samples and Trico List, ZEALAND TWEED CO. TAILORS, SHORT LAND STREET. 1 J. LEVY & SONS' ASSIGNED STOCK OF \CLOTHING, MERCERY & HATS, 1 Amounting to cs The Melbourne Drapery and Clolhinrj Company having purchased the Stock at Half-price, are now selling the same on the premises ms above at one-half the original price. The following lines are specially cheap: — 300 Pair Men's Tweed Trousers, 4s lid Lovy's i>rice, 15s 6d 350 Pair Men's Tweed Trousers, 6s lid „ „ 18s Od 270 Pair Men's Tweed Trousers, 8s )I d „ „ 20s Od 170 Men's Tweed Suits, 29s 6d ... „ „ 50s Od ■240 Men's Black Cloth Coats, 6s lid „ „ 30s Od Youths'and Boys' Tweed Suits, 13s 6d ... ... „ tf uOs Od Boys'Knieker Suits, 9s Cd... ... „ „ 2 jr, Od 150 Men's Tweed Coats, 4s lid „ „ 27s Cd 80 Men's Overcoats, 29s 6d „ „ GOs Od 100 Crimean Shirts, 6b lid „ (| lO.i G'd 200 White .Shirts, Is lid „ ~ .i s cd 150 White Shirts, 2s lid „ „ jjs 9d 600 Scarves and Ties, 8d (J (J j s gj 450 Scarves and Ties, Is f> L's Gd 50 doz. Meu's Hose, Is .• f| () la'Jd Hats at Half-prico. Portmanteaus, Collars, Handkerchiefs, &c, AT HALF PKICE. THE MELBOURNE DRAPERY & CLOTHING CO. Halfrßrice Sale of J. Levy & Sons' Stock.



E. PORTER & CO. IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers. QUEEN AND HIGH STEEETS, CITY Also at NEWTON, NEWMARKET, and SYMONDS STREET. MESSRS. E, PORTER _& _CO. wish to draw attention to their large shipments now landing, which, added to their already extensive stock of Hardware, they are in a position to execute any orders placed with them, and at the VERY LOWEST PRBCES-. IRON BEDSTEADS AND WIRE MATTRESSES SINGLE AND DOUBLE (SPLENDID VARIETY). E. PORTER AND CO. HAVE AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF STEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY OF EVERY KIND « en KhROSEUE ENGINES J Combined Circulir and Band Sawing Machines, Keroseno Oil for Fuel, no engineer, and no dust Mortising Machines, Mitrein? MachineSi oi' dirt. I ;md 3 h. power now in stock, which can bo seen working on our premises. E. POETEE AND CO. Are constantly receiving aWitioual novelties of American Manufacture ani Newest Designs. -^^^V^i^^P rhis is tho latest, and does its Tho Best Apple Parci- t-.ud the %sjff '.? work well, only Peach Paror made. * '^^^rTfe■fi^^w^ E. PORTER AND CO. Have a large assortment of WATER FILTERS, with all recent and valuable improvements. It is the best possible preventive of Cholera, Typhoid Fever and all other diseases arising from drinking impure water. No water should be used for drinking or cooking without being effectually purified, and no house should be without a good filter , E. POETEE AND 00. HAVE A LAKUB STOCK OF FIKEi'KOOF SAFES E. PORTER & CO., Furnishing i General Ironmongers QUEP AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND, ALSO, AT NEWTON, NEWMARKET, AND SYMONDS STBEET.



Cured of Gravel, Thirteen letirs ;i Sufferer. Adklaiuk. Sroilb-street. Walkerv.lle S i J "i- e 28 J 18£(i lrrr tho I'ast thirteen jea c I have suftjred most acute pal'iß, i nil a? a roeuH both mj Jege froru the bjps do »n bcram« piriilFecd. I his resulted iv my being compelled tokerpmj bed months at a timo ; no troutment eecmed to j." Ff , * believß ""? para'ysls to have ro >ulted from ttono in the bladder, from wbith 1 uonstantly eutfored. Nonnbut thote whchive experienced the BKonies o( gravel can form a lust CDDoept.ion c£ the pain I endured. In addition to thia, I was tormented with Irlghtful headaclißS, constipated bowela, and compelled to nee ircquently at night to urinate lat last began to despair of recovery. Liet Christmas, beiuK in bed, and in erent puin. my son brought home a bottle of Warner's Safe Cure, and a : kedme to try it. After the flret bottle I dis covered a change for the better, and after the second bottle I passed over a pict and a half of thick clotted blood, mixed with a black tub i tiise resemblir.g gunpowder, and from that day to this I have been gradually-iniptoviD?. I hava tiken SS bottles. As a result my Waddjr hai ulnicst Kaim.d Its noniiil state, the livß'iach-i laj vanishtd, o;.d I have Ho io fair -it.ri t sleep well. nr..i lin re h>.p=f of r.or..voijn s th-. v,» of my l»m. I have fol low, d all th-i dirwui-ius uivfn us to ci t ctr., i-\p lc-.t-y, timl Dowforlbe'-iirthiui i.t a .y time nurmtthopast loyesrH. I v.'iiw this in'hnpe; that ether fufferere may try this inv-duuble meaicino It ia quite true ihat VVnrner'a Safe ore will dissolve etoae. no I proved it by pluc }?B one in a bottle ia a small quantity of fafe WASTE™ entirelr d ™° lVed it, - S -



Bilious Sufferers, Brad. Waterloo, No, 25, EotaDy IJoad, Sydney, July - 31.15J0.--I was taken very ill with billioueneeg and enlargement of the liver. The doctor, to' ■ gethf r with other remedies, did me no gcodi -I- ' : waa advised to trr Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Fills. The first dose gave relief, and mw. I thank God, I can eiy lam entirely cored, . and ehall always rec mmend Wa-nera Bttfe Curotoliko sDiferois. -SAMUEL PEARSON. =■»!



VTTHAT THE PAVERS S 4 »irt Tnounl. I>U! mi S3 men F'.ili s> r i-V il'-l'. .-.:'; V* And ilmt ih-rr'a really nn blr.g ne*. . v'^li J»3t rraii the. pit f& cir> In ly. And you'll lltri thr-l'b iot quite t: tie. •>> '(Asjs The mot Impor'nnt il m n->w, Nrxt.tntl!Ot<:!PK ranhi-"r.P*i. ' V Is whattli9f Biy u;> liJ • oii-.tir ' ' '"Sl* Of Dlbbson bis vrlii'twaeiiciu'co. .; ■ >!»4:?!|| . Howho'dßtvincibrslrnlßh'rsttljl About eviir) tiling lio knnwn Inolndii.K Ihn liwt two miilioi a. And [overal ottu-r fchinva. Butnot, perhnrs lie Ui'innidiSbow, ~,'f' j Inih«c:av«at Wmsjirbß-y 1 Ortho Dlhba who Imwoi liii sin, - Ksß TUoußhof Railway FraudsteiUttr. .i! :» You miy read of the r.i mb 11 clan; :'f Their n. ußhty ih< uxii hij;h clbs" fin ; l; :is Of new chuir nnnd the unrmrlojtd, ;:. ■ t-.i. ■ g And drunks the poiice ruu in. 01 the troulikß la Council Hulls, ' -1 I?nspensionß and ccntrnnts QQif r \ Ar.d Ih.n yon read—:.h. ui'irk it well— 0( Ciausen"s Gratd Choiiipoftne Boer. . -. Ab a bevnreKfl for tho cDriva'e*ccnt End fnr< those whoeo dlßifition is impalicd It hi 9no ills' (he ilnof t tonic Ihit cm ho adminitle.-cd, and is reeoniuiondc d in fati' nlo ot wet-k i mh-11 ---lutionp and niTvons toniptr-imii-ta ty ""■'• n o«t; . J orrmiiiOTt rl'-i s'cli ne. in in f> ren.-c m all oihor 11 H brai d«, as Hu> purest and rtost whol BjU.O It is kept iv all Kirr,t cla»B ITo'cln rverj where, ndcverjbody wlodriuka beer naturally »Bt;s CLAUSEN'S LAGER BEEU. , E HRENFRI X D V, ROS., I; -! AUCKLAND. Whoi.ksale Agents, Guns! uuNa gu N:Sji n} H ■ '£«m Ktriirs ! Kctles RKTOrjVKRSI KBVOLVEES GUNPOWPBE Shot Gt|», Cartiidgee, Wadding i %VIHE CAKTHILGEB. I.OADINQ APPARATUB ~;.| ;!-| AMMUNITION Of Kvrky Dkbcbiptiow, Fifhin^ Tnckle, Cutlery, Fireworks, etc.' 9 ',' Xho best and chcapoct Houw In Ancklßnd tor m tho above Is at . , ='': if '<ll D. EVITT'S, 254, Queen-street. " M Bvpnlre ni!d every t'escilpticn of Gnnworkdono at th 9 lowff.t posfiblo prices, and aatiffaotlon I guaranteed, I). EVITT, GOKMAKEK, QUEKN STKEKT. AUOKIjAHB' M (Opposite tho Vurket House). pr?ir.B TJSTB SKNT TO ANY AI'UBKSS. ": 1 CORF BROOM WOR.KS, -: I STANL E V ■ ST RBST, > \