A DESCENDANT OP THE STUARTS.

A WELL-known character named Charles Edward Stuart, who claims to be a rela tive of the " Royal Stuart" was arrested by Constable Bernard on a charge of drunkenness. On searching him at the Police Station, two subscription lists were found in his possession. _ One was headed, "Subscriptions in aid of Charles Edward Stuart, late of H.M.S. Nelson, who was severely wounded at sea by a fall from the mizzen mast." The other subscription list was headed : " Sub scription solicited in aid of Charles E. Stuart, who met with injuries in an open boat off M.inukau Heads last Tuesday night." Both these lists wore in the same handwriting, and con tained the names of. a number of subscribers. Constable Bernard therefore decided to charge Stuart, under the Police Offences Act, with endeavouring to impose. Stuart has been previously in trouble for tho.same offence, and is face tiously called by tho police " Tho Pre tender. "

Deaths.

JOHNSON.—On Mary 18, Mary, the wife of J. E. Johnson, youngest daughter of the late William Williams, stonemason. «... The funeral will leave hor lato residence, Charlotte-street, Eden Terrace, on Friday, at 3 p.m., for Symouds-stroet Cemetery.

JONES.—On May 19, at Richmond Road, Pon sonby, Hannah, tho beloved wife of Joseph H. -Jones; aged 13. The funeral will leave her lato residence for Syrnonds-strect Cemetery, leaving at 3 o clock. Friends are requested.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Mails will close os under:—

This Day. For Opotiki, per Douglas, at t p.m For New Plymouth, Waitara, and Wanganui, per Oreti or Staffa, at I.2'J p.m.

Friday, 20th inst. For Thames, per Itotonmhana, at 10.30 l.ia. For Cowes and Coroniandcl, per Coi".-" .-.ridel,at

For Taranaki, Southern ports Australian Colonies. India, China. Japan, •H-ditcrranoan ports, Continent of Europe, and United.'King dom, via Suez and isrindisi, per W anaiai, at j. Fop-Greymouth (via Onehunga), por Herald, at

3.15 p.m TT „,.,.,, For Whitiangi, Gum Town, Upper Mill, and Tairua, per lona, at 6p.m. . For Tauranga and Opotiki, per Clansman, at 0 For Whangarei Heads, Parua, Waipu, Whan garoi, Kamo, andMangapai, per Wellington, at ft p.m. For Thames, por Enterprise at 5.3U p.m. Saturday, 21st inst. For Waiwera, To Kapa, and Warkworth, per Rose Casey, at 10 a.m. _.-..• jtj .~ For Friendly Isando, Samoa, Tahiti, aud Raio tonga, per Janet Nieco!, at 3 p.m. Monday, 23rd inst. Por Alameda, as follows: For Samoa, Sandwich Islands, United States of America, British Columbia.Contral and South America, British and Foreign West Indies, at 3 p.m. For United Kingdom and Continent of Enrope, at 3 pro. Money orders, registered letters, add newspapers, at I.3'J p.m LatO letters, bearing an extra fee of Cd in addition to the postage, will be receivod by tho mail agent onboard tho steamer up to the time of sailing. This mail will bo duo in London on June 27. Note.—Tuesday, 21th inst. being a Postal Holiday, the mails that arc usually mado up on that day, will closo on the previous evening at 7 p.m. A. delivery of letters will tako placo at delivery counter from 7 to & p.m., on tho 23rd iUßtant- ' S.B.BISS, Chiof Postmaster.

LATE SHIPPING.

EXPORTS.

Per Torea: 20 cases Geneva, 10 casks beer, 34 bags sugar, 6 quarter-tierces to bacco, 20 cases kerosene, 38 cases fish, 80 bags rice, 30 tins flour, 20 packages bis cuits, 20 boxes soap, 73 packages beef, and Sundries.

Per Mararoa for Melbourne : 1,200 pieces timber, 50 kegs butter, 224 hidis and 10 sacks hides, 8 sacks oysters. For Southern ports : 1456 packages sugar, 95 sacks lime, 24 boxes tea, 8 casks syrup, 19 cases cheese (for London), and transhipments ox Arawafca from Fiji

Tho schooner Torea cleared at the Customs to-day for Majuro. Passengers : Messrs B. Hird and R. Ward. The departure of tho Janet Nicoll for South Sea Islands has been postponed to Saturday.

The s.s. Mararoa left for Melbourne via Southern ports at 12.30 p.m. to-day with the following passengers :—Saloon : For Gisborne—Messrs M. Brian and Judd, Mrs Butt and child, Messrs Smart and Vivian. For Napier : Messrs Wood, J. B. Adeane, and C. D. Kennedy. For Wellington : Misses Rutter (2), Mrs Lako, Messrs Smith, Littlejohn, A. Letham, J. J. Rutter. For Lyttelton: Mrs Barnett and 4 children, Miss Edgar, Mr and Mrs Melville and 3 children, Mr E. Oaks, Mr Smythe. For Dunedin : Mrs W. P. Gordon, E. T. Gould, Mr and Mrs Wills, Mr J. Finlayson. For Bluff: MrKirby. For Melbourne: Misses Proude (2), Mr and Mrs Proude and 2 chil dren, Messrs M. G. Salmon, J. Coated and Katley. Steerage for various ports: Messrs R. Wotherspoon, D. O'Donnell, W. R. Jorden, J. H. Brown, J. Simms, N. Clot ■worth, Mrs Connon, Mrs Bashford and five children.

Messrs Stone Brothers announce the Cabarfeidh for Lyttelton direct, and that cheap rates of freight may be arranged up to 5 p.m. on Friday.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

ARRIVAL. Wanaka, s.s., Grant, from Lyttelton

The Union Company's s.s. Wanaka, Cap tain Grant, arrived from Lyttelton at 9.30 this morning, after experiencing a fine passage, with light and variable winds. Passengers : Tho Earl of Aberdeen, and servant, Messrs Aickin, Dickio, Mc- Ilwain, Borthwick, Davis, Guineas, White hall, Misses Devenish, Blackley, Newland, Sharland, Mesdames Guiness, Whitehall, Major Boddam, and 7 steerage. She leaves again to-morrow. -

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

Sydney, this day;—lt is officially announced that Mr H. Stephen lias been appointed to the newly created sixth judgeship'of fhe Supreme Court. .',: Mr Foster has resigned the position of Attorney-General, owing, it is stated, to his not receiving the judgeship. The Opposition in the Legislative Assembly have decided to strenuously oppose the cloture rules to be proposed by the Government.

THE TAX ON FRUIT.

(BY TEiESRAI'H.— PRESS ASSOCIATION).

Dunedin, this day. Dunedin fruit importers have tele graphed to the Treasurer protesting against the duty on fruit, which means an additional sixpence per caso. -They, allege that the tax will be heavily felt where the fruit arrives damaged.

THE LONDON CIRCUS.

Despite the inclement weather last even ing, the London Circus Company were, a3 usual, well patronised. Through tho indis-. position of the performer, the gun business was again omitted from the programme. Tho performance concluded with a comic scene entitled "The Barber." The afternoon matinee was also well attended. Tho season pf this excellent Company is fast drawing to a close, as they leavo Auckland on Wed nesday, next. Tho last mid-day perform ance is announced for Saturday next. An interesting performance, entitled " The Liverpool' Steeplechafeo," is in" active pre paration,.and will be produced under dis tinguished patronage. __'■___,_ ..,_ ~

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Public Notices. INVIGORATE tho system with Wolfe's Sounafi'B if you would avoid bilious attacks. __ M*" AOFNTOSHES, a Bargain.-At J. 11. DaUou's, Tailor, Victoria-street. East- VERCOATS in Groat Variety, at J. Dalton's, Vlctorla-Btrect IQast. FECI ALT V in Macintoshes at J. H. Dal ton's, Tailor, Victoria-street East. SUITS, 50s, GOs, 70k, 80s and 90s, with an extra Pair o£ Trousers for nothing.-J. H. Dalton. —— QUITS to Measure from 50s, with an kJ Extra Pah-of Trousors for nothiiiß, in 10 hours' notice—J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria street East. mO FRUIT - GROWERS.—Land at JL Birkonhead, with good soil; 10 to 30 acres. —Apply to W. F. Hammond and Sou, South British Chambers. T~~ O PLUMBERS AND GAS-FITTERS. —Sale of Machines, Tools, and Requisites at Arthur's Auction Mart on Thursday next at 11 o'clock. HE Biggest Literary Shilling's Worth in Australasia-Brett's Auckland Almanac; Illustrated. PUBLIC NOT ICE. Notice is hereby given that tho business of the IntcMn. L.H.Qreiw, Nurseryman, of Lily Dale Nursery. One Tree Hill, carried on under tho style of L. IT. Green and Sons, will continue under the same stylo by his two Sons. In thanking tho Publicforthcir support during tho last 17 years we hope that by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of tho samo. Tho planting senson coming on now we have for salon, splendid stock of Fruit, Flower ing, Ornamental Shelter Trees, Shrubs, Plants, etc, which wo can supply otroasonablo prices, H. C. GREEN. JVA ._CI R EX N. ~\ /TOUNT W E LLING T O N"KOAD IVJL DISTRICT. Notice is hereby gircn that it is tho intention of the Mount Wellington Road Board on MON DAY, thu Gth day of Juno, 1887, at half-past, two o'clock in the afternoon, to meet at the Ellorsllo Hotel, Idlers ie, for tlio purpose of making; a Rate of Ono Halfpenny in the S. on tho rateable value of property in the district for the year onding tho 3lst of March, 18?8; the same to bo payable in one sum on tho lst day of "August noxt to tho Collector (Henry Durbridgc) at his residence, Panmuro ; and that, the Rate Rook is opon for inspection al tho olllea of tho Board, Ellerslie. Dated this 19th day of May, 1837. CHAULTON DAWSON, Lt.-Col., Chairman. (Seal) ARCHIBALD STEWARD, "I Member. A. S THOMPSON, /Member. •T tJ BIL EE XI NDERGA RTE N, Wanted known, Mrs Dudley Ward lectures in the City Hall on FRIDAY, the '20th inst., instead of Thursday, as advertised. His Worship the Mayor in tho chair. Mr Pooley's choir will give choice selections during the evening, commencing at 8 o'clock. Admission Free. ■*':'_^ v- ■* . <Vy\y*ry _'! ____L,-_^%.'K.-- r-- ? •-;'■'' ■•-*■■ \--_ Ai;-^.. T^fEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. . auckland section. queen's birthday-may 21,1337. Saturday Return Tickets will bo issued from any station to any station, Saturday, May 21st, to Tuesday, May 24th (both days inclusive), and will be available for return up to and including Monday, May .'loth. Tho goods sheds at Auckland Station will ho closed on May 21th. By order. District Ti-afllc Manager's Ofiico, Auckland, May 17,1557. JSH-?^ !T,OR LYTTELTON ~'p%®B&&7_ JD DIRECT. MsggSgf The barque " CABERFEIDH" _t._M__m_r_i wm Bail aa abovo on SATUIt . DAY, the 21st inst. , Chcan rates of freight, may be arranged with the undersigned up to 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, the 20th. For further particulars apply STONE BROS., A fronts. Ife-r™^__. CJTBAM TO THE SOUTH flPfe^ SEA ISLANDS. I m y'ii .-y ■ 3'tSl'il,J'»,'pl- ■ ,m. S'<il&s^ -Thcnewß-«- I'plSS^^;. JANET NICOLL, [I 796 tons register, Captain Button [I j (under contract with tho Now > ! Zealand Government), will leave Auckland for Tonga. Samoa, and Tahiti, on or about SATURDAY. May 21, and every six weeks thereafter. Superior accommodation for first and second class passengors. Tho round voyage from Auckland (calling at Tonga. Samoa, Tahiti, and Rarotongal occupies about 40 days, ana oli'ers a favourable opportu nity to thoso desirous of visiting- the beautiful islands touched at. Tickets issued for the round trip. For freight or passage, and all particulars, appiy to DONALD & EDENBOROUGH, , . .'; No 22. Queen-moot. ■ ..... Auctions. TO MORROW. Tli E HAY M AR X E T. For sale, To-morrow (Friday), at twelve o'clock li\ UNBROKEN COLTS and FILLIES, % f rising . yoars, the property of H. & J. Goodfcllow. Grey Pony, 4yrs old, good hack, carries a,lady. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, MAY 26, ' X: At 12 o'clock. FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, KAWHIA TOWNSHIP. The subscribers havo received instructions from the Agent for the Public Trustee to sell by ' auction at their v.'art, Queen-street, on Thurs day, 2Gth instant, at 12 o'clock, In tho Estate of John Finlayson (deceased). ALLOTMENT 11, BLOCK 2, TOWN SHIP OF KAWHIA. S. COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE.] [MS. DAORK. THURSDAY, MAY ... At Twelve o'clock. IMPROVED FARM OF 70 ACRES, AT PUKEKOHE. . The •subscribers have received instructions from the Agent for tho Public Trustee, to sell by auction, at thoir rooms, Queen-street, o.n Thursday, 20th inst., at twelve o'clock, TN THE ESTATE of RICHARD YOUNG, JL Part of Allotment-J, Parish of Pukokohe, containing 70 acres, nearly all fenced ; with all buildings thereon erected. No Reserve, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctionee*..



Auctions. TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock. BOOTHS. STALLS, BOOTHS. TAKAPUNA~JOCKEY CLUB. WINTER MEETING. B. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions to sell on Friday next, ut 12 o'clock, B> O O T H S D STALLS GRANDSTAND BAR &c, &<■-'•. &c -< For the "'Takapuna Jockey Club's Winter Meeting on Queen's Birthday, May 24, 18S7. THURSDAY, MAY 26th, at 2 p.m. NINE-ROOMED RESIDENCE, MOUNT EDEN ROAD. B. TONKS k CO. Aro instructed by Mr J. Ai'kou Connell, the trustee in tlio estate of the late C. Gibbs, docoascd, to sell by public, auction as above, at thoir Mart, Queen-street, LOT No. 2 of subdivision of allotment 11 of section o'. suburbs of Auckland, to gether with the nine-roomed dwelling-house erected thereon, new occupied by Mr J. T. Buddie, Auctioneer. „_.__, The property contains one-fifth of an acre, and has a frontage to Mount Eden Road of GO feet by a depth of 132 feet. /,,.,-,, The property is situated close to Mr A. Cuck scy's Store, and as it i» certain to increase in value, the attention of investors and speculators is specially invited. The house is substantially built, and roofed with slate. Tbo property will bo sold snbjoct to a present mortgage of £300, and must, lie realised in order to wind up the estate. For further particulars apply to TIIE AUCTIONEERS, or to J. AITKEN CONNELL, Trustee, Fort-stroot' W. S. COCHRANE] [JAS, DACRE SATURDAY, MAY 21, At 11 o'clock. SCHOONER JESSIE NICCOL. Tho subscribers have received instructions to sell by auction at thoir Roonis, Queen-street, on Saturday, May 21, at 11 o'clock, rfflHE SCHOONER JESSIE NICCOL, A 93 tons register, as sho now lies in t'te harbour, with her spars, gear, sails, anchors, chain .etc. Full particulars and inventory on application. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE] f [JAS. DACKK. MONDAY, 23rd MAY, At 12 o'Clock. VALUABLE BUILDING SITE, CORNER PARK ROAD AND CARLTON GORE ROAD. SPLENDID VIEW AND GRAND SITUATION. Tho Subscribers will Sell by Auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, 23rd inst., at 12 o'clock, THAT GRAND BUILDING SITE, situated at tho cornor of Park Rond and Carlton Goi-j Road, having a frontage of 150 ft to each street, has good and uninterrupted view and tlrst-class position, being clo-so to the trams and situate right opposite tho Public Domain. SAMUEL COCHRANE _ SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE] [JA3. DACRE MONDAY, MAY 23, At 12 o'Clock. ALLOTMENT, SALISBURY STREET, SURREY HILLS. The subscribers will sell by auction at thoir rooms. Queen street, on Monday next, May 23rd, at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENT No. 23 and part Lot 21, Jones' sub-division, GO feet frontage to Salisbury Street, Richmond Avenue, by 105 feet doop. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE.] [JAS. DACKE. MONDAY, MAY 23. FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT xMO.UNT EDEN. The Subscribers havo received instructions from tho Mortgagee- io sell by Auction at their Rooms, Queen Street, on Monday, 23rd inst,, at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENT 41, and Part of Lot 46, of tho Subdivision of Allotments S and 9, Section G, Suburbs of Auckland (Kelly's Sub division. Mount Eden) having a frontage of 52 feet to Normanby Road, and 1711'ccl7 inci.es to Stewart Street, with all improvements, tho pro perty of Mr B. Greaves. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE] ],TAS. DACRE MONDAY, MAY 23. DWELLING-HOUSES, UPPER QUEEN- S T R E E T. The subscribers havo receivod instructions from tbo Registrar of the Supreme Court at Auck land to sell by auction at. thoir Rooms, Qticon strcet. on Monday, 53rd instant, at 12o'clock, PART OF LOTS 27 and 28, Subdivision of Lot 7, Section 7, City of Auckland, hav ing a frontage of 15 links to Upper Queen-street, by 154 link's deep, .with,/TWO DWELLING HOUSES erected thereon, the property of Mt S. Ball. • ' y SAMUEL COCHRANE. & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE.] [JAS. DACRE. MONDAY, 23rd MAY. BLACKSMITH'S & WHEELWRIGHT'S SHOP, HAMILTON EAST. The Subscribers have received instructions from tho Mortgagees to Sell by Auction, at their ' roonis, Queen-street, on Monday, I:3rd instant, at 12 o'clock, ... . j PART LOT 109, Town of Hamilton East, . containing half an acre, with the Black smith's aud "Wheelwright's Shop built of brick erected thereon, lately occupiod by Mr Joseph Cochrane. Terms easy. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON., Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACRE THURSDAY, MAY 26. ALLOTMENT AND BUILDINGS AT ROTORUA. The subscribers havo received instructions from tlio Registrar of the Supremo Court of Auck land, to sell by auction, at their ltooms, Queen-: Street, on Thursday, 20th inst., at, 12 o'clock, A LLOTMENT -6 OF BLOCK XVI., J_)_ Township of Rotorua, with Storo and other Buildings erected thereon, subject to a lirst mortgage of filoO, with interest at 10 por cent per annum. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. CHAS. HESKKTH.] -. [ALEX. AITKEN TTESKETH, AITKEN AND CO.j AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Regular Sales every Tuesday of Hides, Skins, Wool, Tallow, etc. _.:.,• CITy"mARKBT. -; ';



Auctions. S. VAILE] [J. DOUGLAS' TO-MORROW, At Two p.m. sharp. VAILE & DOUGLAS Will sell by auction at their Land Sale Rooms, Shorfcland-stroet, MR J. O'CONNELL'S WELL-KNOWN • PAKURANGA PROPERTY, in five subdivision?. MR YORK'S FARM AT TITIRANGI. LOT 3-TRUST3 SUBDIVISION PAKU RANGA. , _ i 9-ROOMED HOUSE AT MOUNT EDEN. j 0-ROOMED HOUSE IN NEWTON ROAD. 5-ROOMED HOUSeTnMACAULAY-ST. Lot I—Containing about 7 acres of Mr J. O'Connoh's subdivision, all fenced and in grans. Lot 2-About 7 acres fenced and in grass, with good 2-stall stable, buggy-house, store room, ioft with iron root; a.so, cowshed, i bails. Lot 3-Very Quo Sito of 5 acres, fenced and in grass. Lot I—Contains 2 acres, fonced and in grass. Lot s—Comprises the new and substantial Dwelling-house, now in the occupation of Mr .1. O'Connell, together with 3 acres of good land, fenced and in. grass, etc. The Houso contains six good rooms, all well ttnishod, and fitted with cupboards, clothes presses, etc., etc. Tho abovo properties aro a subdivision of Lots 05, GO, 68, 09, and 70, of Town Lois, llowick, and Allotments 1, 2, 15, and 18, Soction 1, Small Farm Lots, llowick. They aro all good building sites, command good viows, and the land is of excellent quality. Terms far tho above Lots—One-third Cash, balaueo at 6 per cent, for thtce or livo yoars. Lot fi—Allotment 3, of Trusts Subdivision, Pakuranga, containing 13a 2r 3Sp, all fenced and jn grass, etc. Lot 7—Tho Farm at Titirangi known as YORK'S, containing 104 acres; 4 acres fenced, 10 acres grass, 1 acre old estab lished orchard, remainder puriri, kauri, ti-tree, and other bush : Houso, cowshed, barn, etc. Situated about 11 miles from Auckland by road, 4 miles from railway station. Lot B—Superior Dwelling-house of 7 rooms, scullery, and wash-houso, all woll flnished and fitted, together with the Allotment at the corner of Newton Road and Carlyle-slreot. 33 x itO. Lot 9—5-roomed Cottago in Macaulay-strcct, with Allotment 33 x 100 feet. Lot 10 Large Dwelling-house, containing 7 rooms, bath-room, wash-house, etc., tho wholo new and woll iin shed, with Allot ment 58J x 113 feet, 58} feet frontage to Wynvard Road, at corner of Wynyard and Ed on Vale Roads, Mount Eden, with right-of-way at back 13 feet wide. Terms and other particulars on application to VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland etreot. TO-MO R R O W, At Eleven o'Clock. PRODUCE, CHEESE, BACON, FRUIT, BANANAS, FLOWERING PLANTS, SHRUBS, Ero. ' WALTER J. DOWDEN Will soil by public auction to-morrow (Friday), at eleven o'clock, POTATOES, Onions, Pumpkins, Bacon, Hams, Cheese, Butter, Bee lin kegs, Oats, Maize, Bran, Fowl Wheat, ChalF, Pollard, Barley. Biscuits, Ten, Sugar, Flour, Rico, Oat meal, Candles, etc., etc. A Good Collic'.ion of Plants and Shrubs. At 1C.45, 221 Bunches Bananas in flrst-clast order. SATURDAY 21st MAY, 1887, 10.30 o'Clock, At Symonds Street. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO (by Allison), SIDEBOARD (with marble top-aad pinto glass back), ETC., ETC. Undek Distraint'^ok Rent aSD Bill or Sale. D. F. EVANS, Instructed under Distraint and Bill of Salo, will Sell by Public Auction, at tho residence of Mr Thus. Kelly, Symonds-strcet, on Saturday, 21st May, at 10.'.i0 ;i.m.. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFCTS, as follows :-Piano by Allison, Music Stool (Walnut): Sideboard with Marble top and Plate Glass back; Loo Table and Velvet Pile cover, Walnut and Kasy Chairs, covered in Rop; Leather Couch. Gipsy Tables with fancy covers, Fenders and Irons. Black and Gold Mirrors, Plated Tea and Coll'ee Service,lmages, Pictures, Fancy Brackets, Double Wooden Arabian Bedstead, with hangings. Spring Mattress, Palliasses, Feather Bed and Pillows. Chests of Drawers, Washstnnd and Ware, Dressing Table with swing Glass, Armchair, Singer Sewing Machine, Carpets, Single Iron Bedsteads, S-day Clock, Linoleum, Book-sbolf, Dinner Sorv'ce (90 pieces^, Writing Desk, Glass Sh*de of Flowers, and sundry lot of Kitchen Uteiidils, Household Requisites, etc, etc. D. F. EVA NS, Auctioneer. R. ARTHUR] [J. F. BIJIIDLE SATURDAY, 11 a.m. Mount Roskill Road, STOCK GROCERIES, IRONMONGERY, ETC. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have boon favoured with instructions from Mr S. Surman to sell by auction at his premises, corner of Mount Kosldll Road and .Beilwood Avenue, on Sd'tnrdaj at 11 o'clock a.m., THE BALANCE OF HIS STOCK OF .^GROCERIES, Oilmen?' Stores lroi, mo .gery.Carpcfttfers'Bcnchcu.SaShos, Doors, kc, Terms—Caf-h belore delivery. _. ARTHUR] ' [J. F. BUDDLE MONDAY, 23rd, NOON.' ALBERT PAIuCbIRKENHEAD. • By , Order of the Socond Mortgaeree. ARTHUR AND BUDDLE Havo received instructions to sell by public auction at their Estate. Land, and House Sale Rooms, Second Floor, Arthur's Mart, on Mon day noxt, 23rd, at 12 o'clock noon, BY ORDER OF THK SECOND MORTGAGEE, ALBERT PARK—Dwelling Houso and Leasehold AlloM'nont. No. 5. and northern part of No. 7, of Sub-section No 2, of a sub-divi sion into Lots and --üb-soctions of Section No. 13. BIRKENHEAD, niar the Wharf—Dwelling houso and Outbuildings, with about 4a 3r Op Land, being Allotments Nos. 31,37. and part- No. 30 of the sub-divisions of Allotments Nos. 60 and 01, Parish of Takapuna. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25th, 1887, at 11 n.m, AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. SALE OF PILOT SCHOONER, BOATS, Etc,' GEORGE SIBBIN Has been instructed by the Auckland Harbour Board to sell ty public auction nt the offices of the Hoard, Quay-street, on WEDNESDAY, tbo 25th May, 1887, at 11 a.m., THE PILOT SCHOONER, VINDEX, with Ballast; Anchors, S.'iils. "'id running pear complete, a? per inventoiy. Vrs :el isaboat ■•' ,ons, copper fastoncd throughout. Two boats with davits and gear complete.- One 4-oared whaleboat with oars, rowlocks, and sails. Ono old boat. _ Shed now erected on foreshore at Devonport for removal. Vessel may be inspected at her mooring, off Hobson-strcet Wharf, and inventory may bo ccc» at the offices o£ the Board.



Auctions. ._. _ MONDAY, MAY 23. ._ _._ UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! UNREDEEMED PLEDGES I .UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! GABRIEL LEWIS j Has receivod instructions from Mr I* 'qm cc megon, of tho Mont de Piete Loan urn , Queen-street (next Anchor Hotel/, to sen _ , tlio Arcado Auction Rooms, - ' ■ milE WHOLE of the ™^^£t JL UNREDEEMED PLEDGE, *»U>°Ul reserve:— ' ■ I ..%* . fi( ,-. a 801, June 2, God Brooch and Earrings . -UD> > SLH Watch ; 807,3, Gold Keepers.final a i; b 7. God Chain, 2 Rings, and a: Kiiting Machine and OES Watch ij &», 7, uc~£ Watch and Chair:, 853,11, SHL W,< £?>• f/' OFS Watcc :.r.o Com ; 875, W' B ,w in 6-i.viniC * S Brooch, Earrlcgb, and Lo^f^r'ivatch : 316 : Battery and Chum : 810, IS, Of" W*«a> , 19, UG Watch ; BK 21. D K'»B , Km g w'atch,2G Chains, S kscklet •Sf.Jf."^}l^ Bracelet, 1 S Bracelet G d &SS Medicine Csesi ;807, ib, SIIL V^ r« r'l !,in • SOU, W, Brooch; aii-', 4/ij'ff i 985, July 1, Diamond Ring. Uu., eh, (J.,..VZr* Cups, Claret Ju«. Knilo, Sa)J%^ , v r,,.h • 990* 3 Saucer.., Seal Jacket ; 991, fcbHL %«^»4*g i 2,Sli Watch and S Chain iV&3 h _iMtlS. and S Chain; 1010, li, SHL at, cll r ' kei'and GoldllG watch; 1051, 13,1Jiamo id Looketand Necklet; 1051, 11,2 Keys; X(wß, to,.Gcdd Uiaia, WW, 17, 6___ . atch ; 1171..19. «,^ „\ v I Chain 107 . li), Ring and Pm ; 1081, 21, Ol bow ■ L, v»ateh ; lusi, -£i, Eield Glass ;!<».»* ""* and Cigars ; _\_M, Brooch and Earrings, 1118, 28, G Ciiain ; 1125, 29, Masonic Jewels . «4fc SO, Gold lib tVatofa and ,^a niond itm., 1111, Aug. 2, Gold Chain and Com; IH* 3, -Book . and Keeper; 1161. 7, SHb Watch; 11W, ,9. bU : Watch ; 1170, 9, OEBG Watch. 1184,11. "laniona Pin ; 1183.12, Gold Ring; iW £. : 1210,18, Necklet and Locket; 1218,18, \S a ttmm . Watch ; 1221, 20, SHL Watch awlOtoi ,1228, 21, Waltham Watch andChain;.l2oo 20, G X n=,, 12(18, 27, G Chain ; 1277,30, l^ooring Cramp ,12rJ, 30, Ut'H Watch ; ii 89,31, SHG Watch O^'.^i ■ JSarrinKß, Cross, snd2 Keepers ; 1295, Sep. 1,,8 Medal i; 1301,1 MIL Watch ; IM, 2 8 Nertctetfc Docket, und .Bracelet; 13U7- 3 °h?h"f 'in-- Cold G Watch, and Diamond Sea« Ring, - 1309,3, SHL Watch; 3 2, l, OFfaG Watch ,1317, 5, Gold _L Watch, 3 Diamond Riigs, 11 L ng, 1329, 7, Brooch and Earrings; 1337, 8, 5 Studs, 1312 9 Bible; 1310. 10 01'G Watch; I^B, 10, S Necklet, Brooch, Locket and Chain, 15A,13, OFSL Watch, and OFSG Watch ; lMiu,U. &HG Watch and Chain; 1381, 17, IbllL VVatotia d Chain | 1390, 20, DB Gun and 2 Revo vers 1102 21, God lit, Watch; 1414, 23, faHL Watcn ana Chain; 1116. 23, SHG VVateh; 1-119, 24. Clock 1430, 25, SHG Watch and Chain: H3-, 27, Brooch and Earrings; 1447,; 0ct. 2, OF Watctl, 11-19. Oct. 2 SH Watch; 1158, 4, Gold Coin; 1100 5 4 Booksf 1189,6, 2G Crosses, Necklet, and S Bracelet;'l47o, 5, OKSD Watch Chain, 3 Kinc-H nnrlPin- 1478.7,11 Watch; 14(9, 7, »n 1501, 12 Opera Glass; 1521, 18, OiSL Wrtch, 1532 19; 3G Rings: 1551, 21, Clock - lqo2, 22 11 \Vatch ; 1501, 23, SHE Watch and Chain ; 15*4. 20, 3 Rings; \sio, 27, 11. Watch; 1^97, 29 Gold H Watch, 2 Brooches, Earrings, Pendant. Brace let, and Thimble; -'598, 29, Pipe ; 1600, 30, Ring. 1600, November 10, Diamond King, mi? Dec. 23,1855, OFG Watch; 1692, Nov. It, fcH Watch. 1880 : 477, April 5, 2 Rings,. Cross, and Nut/get: 851, Juno 10. Chain; 310, March 8, OFGL Watch aud Chain ; 389, 22, OFG VV atch and Chain ; 475, April (i, OFS VV'atch and Cham , 145, Jan. 27, 3 Studs. 1885: 1709, 12, Chain , 1710, l2,Gfr Watch. 188/1: 1263, Sent- 6, Boys Suit and Boots; 1257, 7, Coat ana Vest: Uti. 9, Dress-piece and -Cigar-hoider; 1283,,11, Robe and Remnant: 13)3, Ifi, Swag; 1328, 18, Coat, Vest, Boots; 137. 24, Suit; 13(0, 21, Suit; 1377, 21, Suit, 1378, 24, Suit; 1379, 24. Suit; 1380, 24, Suit; !339,27, Blanket and Sheets; 1110, 28, two Coats , 1115, 23, Suit 1420, October 2, Jacket and Dresspicce; 1427, 2, Overcoat; 1173,11, Dress and Ulster; 1478,11, Shawl and Al bum ; 1514, 18, Coat; 1515,18, Coat; 1559,26. Coat; 1839, December I, Trousors and Vest; low, November 2, Suit; 1012, 9, Waterproof Coat; IGSS, 11, Coat; 1071, )2, Dress and Ulster : j0(/, 13 Suit; 1093, 15, Suit; 1720, 17. Serge; 1730, 18, Coat und Vest: 1736.18. Portmanteau and Con tents : 1707, 22, Suit; 1778, 23, Ulster and Coat; 1792, 25, Waterproof and Bag : 18.4, 27, Under clothing ; 1819, 29, Coaf MS. December 4,Table clolh, Dress and Quilt; 1559, i, Quilt; 18iifi, 0, Suit; 1870, G. Trousers and Vest; 1872, 7, Contand Vest; 1891,11, Blanket, Sheet, Quilt, and Tablecloth; 1895.11, Trousers and Ulster; 1910. 21, Two Trousers and Vest; 1911, 21, Suit; 1951, 23, Suit and Coat; 1977, 28, Overcoat and Blan ket. 1887. 15, January 4, Boots; 44, 10. Over coat; 118, 27, Quilt. 172, February 7, Jacket. 459, April 7,188G, Knife and Fork; 1180, Aug. 11, OFSG « atch and Chain ; 1102, 7, Microscope ; 1739, Nov. 17, ISBS. 1 Books : 1358, Sep. 23, ISB6, | Blanket, Quilt, Shawl; 1488, Oct. 13, Trousers, Vest, and Book. ,AISO, . j,: • ' A Large Quantify of New and Second-hand Clothing. GABRIEL LEWIS Auctioneer. MONDAY, MAY 23, At Twelve o'Clock Noon. GEORGE STAINES'S PROPERTY, WORTH £4,250, TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD PROI-FRTIES cr ME GEORGE STAINES. By Order of the Re'gufcfs'r of the Supreme Court. G. W. BINNEY & SONS Have been instructed to sell by public auction, at theU Mart, Corn Exchange, Fart-street, ou Monday, May 23, at 12 o'clock noon, Y ALU ABLE QUEEN-STREET FRO PFKTY, Situated just abovo the TOWN HALL SITE. This valuable site, being part of Allot m"iit 1. of Section 37, has a frontage to Q -.pen-street of 27 feet by an average depth ct 8S feet. The buildings consist of n substantial Wooden Building of three doors, comprising largo ware house on the ground lloor 50 feet x 27 feet, with two fireplaces aud perfectly dry; on the other floors is a large shou 35 feet x 27 feet, and six dwelling: rocrce. The whole has been designed for easy . cop version into two shops and dwelling houses. Tho substantial character of this building renders it well adapted for storage or for a manufactory. Tho drainage is perfect. CITY. OF AUCKLAND, CORNER OF UP- Pl£B QUEEN AND BDVVIN STREETS -Iking Lot No. 19, subdivision of Allot m?t 0 and part of 7, of Section No. 7, having a frontage to Queen-street ot 33 feet, by a depth of 99 feet to Edwin-street. A splendid si to for store, and thoroughly drained, . . CTTY O.F AUCKLAND, ARAWA STREET, KYBER PASS ROAD, ad joining Mr Reid's—A 6-roomed' Cottage, 33 feef. x 100, feet; city water, well drained, oven, registered grate, dressers. ■ fixtures, and side entrance with double gates, being Lot No. 02 of.tho subdivision , ■ . I of allotments 4 and 5, and- part of allot iner,'. No. 3 of section 3 No. 3 of the suburbs of Auckland, sucb piece or parcel of land boing part of allotment ~'; No. 5. ; . ONEHUNGA, QUEEN-STREET.-Allot ment 12, with a frontage of 33 feet by . >95 feet. Card well-street—Allotment 71, ?3 feet by 95 feet; good business site, and adjoining the residence of Mr Bates. PUHOL—Nos. 30 and 40, containing 165 acres of beavy bush land, adjoining Captain Krippner's, with a good road through the property, and near the river. NORTHCOTE, Parisb of Takapuna/Stokcs' Point-Being Allotments, 12, 14,15, and 16, of part Allotment 3, with water frontage to Little Shoal Bay, eachso feet frontage with depths of 14G to 210 feet. These allotments are excellently situated for view, residence, or business sites, containing 3 roods and 8 perches, more or less. BIRKENHEAD, Parish 'of Takormna — Being Lots 1 to 15, and 5S to 61, Palmer st-or-street, CO feol to 74 feet frontages. These allotments are well-situated, being within a short distance of the New Zealand Sugar Company's Works, and adjoining the property of Mr Hammond, boing sub-division of Allotment No. 61. TERMS AT SALE. Further .particulars can be obtained at the ofiico of the Auctioneers. WOOL, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, TALLOW. HUNTER & NOLAN, '../ .Auctioneers. I



Auctions. TO-MORROW, ' at 11 o'Clock. , EDWARD LEYDON Will hold his usual weekly sale of Produce, etc. A TONS CARROTS, Yarmouth Bloaters, • 4S: Potatoes, Onions, Hams, Bacon, Cheese, I Biscuits, Lollies, Tea, etc., etc. Also, Suites of Furniture, Washstands, and Dressing Tablea,"Carpet, Chest of Drawers, Fender , Irons, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Mattresses, Tables, Meat Safes, etc., etc. Count ci, with Desk. No Reserve. EDWARD LEYDON. K. ABXHUB] [J- . • BUDDLE TO-MORROW, 11 a.m. MARKET DAY. Uart H tTr^S MAR T" ___ POULTRY,' PRODUCE, FRUIT, & GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons. Can aries, Fancy Birds, Small Pigs, 1 pair Wyan dpRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY DEPARTMENT. Five tons Superior Pumpkins, Melons, South ern and Auckland Potatoes, Onions, Carrots, Rhubarb, Herbs, Plants, and Shrubs, Cheese, Butter. Keg and Jar Honey, Canterbury Bacon and Hams, 2 Cases Hams, Maize, Chaff, _ Fine Flat Spading Forks. FRUlT.—Splendid Auckland-grown Apples, Pears, Quinces, Fiji Limes, Auckland Lemons. GROCERIES.—Tea, Codec, Candles, Pinks Dutch Anchovies. Harvey's and other Sauces, Currie • and Mullingatawny Paste, Biscuits, Lollies, Confectionary, Counter Scales. Also On Sale, privately, at auction prices, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT UPSTAIRS. A good collection of Pianos. Large assortment of Household Furniture and Requisites. Ter. 3 cash before delivery. E. PAGET] [A. \V. J. RALSION TO-MORROW, at 10.30 o'clock. /CENTRAL AUCTION MART. Large quantity of Fowls, Tunceys, Ducks, and Geese , „ Cockatoo and Cage, Singing Bird, &c. 150 Sacks Southern Potatoes fiO Sacks locally-grown Potatoes 5 Tons Pumpkins 50 Sacks flrst-olass Maize in 501b Sacks Oamaru Flour GC 25)b Sacks Oamaru Flour Oatmeal, Bran, Oats, Chaff 15 Cases Pears and other Fruits About 2 Tons Cbeere. Also, A quantity of good Bacon Furniture, Clothing, Boots, &c. The undersigned will commence punctually with the sale at 10.30, on account of tho days being so short. PAGET & RALSTON, Auctioneers.. TO-MORROW, At 12.30 o'Clock. RESIDENCE, MOUNT ALBERT. By order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. D. F. EVANS Will sell by public auction, at his Land Mart, Queen-street, by order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, on Friday, the 20th May, at 12.30 O'clock, ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, in the Provincial District of Auckland, ia New Zealand, being parts of Lots 2 and 3 of the subdivision of Allotment 34, situate in the Parish of Titiranfii. in the County of Eden, together with all Buildings thereon erected, situate noxt Mr Woods, and known as Mr Gilmour's. : -. -.' ' Also, at sam? time and place. At request of the owner, PONSONBY ROAD-That handsome Villa Residence of 6 rooms, fitted withevery conveni ence ; city water, gas, and gas stove, wash house, with copper, etc., etc. This property is situate in the best part of Ponsonby, main road frontage, directly opposite All Saints', Church ; a tlrst-class investment. D. F. EVANS, ' . "j W. S. COCHRAKE] ' [JAS. DACRE TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). DRAWING AND - DINING-ROOM SUITES, TELESCOPE - DINING TABLE, BOOKCASE, CHEFFON : IERS, BRUSSELS & TAPESTRY CARPETS, PORTABLE BOILERS, COOKING RANGE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. . The subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, To-morrow (Friday), at il o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of: Drawing and Dining Room Suites, in Horsehair, Tapestry, and Cretonne, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Bookcase, Chef foniers. Fender and Irons, Hearth Rugs, Wool Mats, Couches, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Pal liasses, Mattrasses, Feather Pillows, Wash stands and vrare, Mirrors, Dressing Tables, Sheets, Blankets, Quilts, Caiie and Wood Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Lamps, Clocks, Pic tures, Sewing Machines, Round and Square Tables, Blinds, Curtains, Dinner Ware, Tea Service, Dresser, Kitchen Utensils, Garden 'lools, Store Truck, Portable Boilers, Large Range Garden Seat, &c, &c, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, C. HKSKJETII.] , [A. AITKEN. ' : TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, \At Noon. IN THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN WINGS OF THE CITY MARKET. The Subscribers will Sell by Public, Auction, to-morrow, Friday, at noon, as tinder :— POULTRY — Fowls, Ducket ;■ Geese,- Turkeys, Pigeons, 50 pairs Rabbits. PIGS—2O well bred young Pigs from cheese factory, fat and store Pigs, and .Goat near kidding. -~", - PRODUCE—2O tons Potatoes, Oamaru, Can terbury and local; 5 tons cow Potatoes, 5 tons prime "Onions, Oatmeal in 251bs bags, Cheese, l Butter in pats and kegs (without-reserve), half ton Hams and Bacon, 50 rolls Bacon, now cure, lOcwt primo Honey in comb and tins. Also 100 sacks Poverty Bay Rye Grass Seed, more or less damaged, Oats, Maize, Barley, Malt, Chall", etc. Windmill (cOmpleto).l Double-furrow Plough, 3 Saddles <new), 2 Second-hand- do. hand Carts, Spring Traps, Buggies, AVuggons, etc. - "■'"" " '- ■' , HESKETH, AITKEN & CO., Auctioneers. P RIZ E GA M E FOW LS. COCKERELS AND PULLETS. For Sale by Auction, at the Agricultural ' ,- Hall, . ON FRIDAY, MAY 27,. iv At One o'Clock p.m. ./.',-; ABOUT 50 of these will be sold at the above, in pens of three, by last year's Champion, who took three first prizes, three special, and a cup. He is from T. P. Lyons, Eaq.'schampion-gamecock "Favorite,"claimed by Captain Heaton for £100 10s. The hen was bred by Mr Pope, who took first prize for liens, and second for pullets, at the last Crystal Palace Show, i ti , ■■■;';_ : The most fashionable blood in New Zealand, to be sold without reserve. HESKETH, AITKEN & CO., : I ' Auctioneers. .; :; j fTIOR SALE, that eligible Property in St. -ff? George's: Bay Road, Parnoll, known as Dr. Knights, and lately in tho occupation of Mr -Brewster. The dwelling has gas and water laid on.—John Buchanan, Shortland-strcet. TO LET, in Napier-street, a 4-rbomed : Verandah House; city watsr; large yard: rent Gs per week.—Apply Mrs CMeara, Union- Street, • ■ ' -



Qucen-stree^SpecilicS^^^ lands,CosmopoU^J^&% p ß ~ Tenders aro invitprl f™. .v! HI of MONDAY, (.a^k,! V r NEW ZEALA^BAILW^ I " IRON CASTINGS,' I A General Manager's Offlce''--?B Wellington, 9^2.^ ■ g; SEPARATE WRITTEN 'SM * KJ will be received at this Ofti^s. ___W_m T of MONDAY, Gth June, W, for &;SH I Delivery, at Auckland, of - ™bW, <|H| IRON CASTLNGS" "'-•IB - Specifications and forms of '!__._' \__W_ a obuuncd at the Railway Sto^M * Tenders to be addressed to the t____ 5 Manager, New Zealand Rafiwavi' .SMh and marked outside' "Tender for daktS^Hß £ The lowest or any tender will hotS^B| J be accepted, aud telegraphic tendeSßi 1 be entertained. , j™.mHH| By order, ■ ' , ' v" .■ J. P.MAXWELL, I : General Manager, New ZealandßfMßMfc "Late Advertisements, § mO NEWSPAPER PROP^IH A Journalist of six years' expert Je! Editor of a Large Provincial NewsMaßl -'? Ihoroughly Capable Reporter. *_______ ment; or would Purchase Share Weill --"" Journal not too near one of the lan.,, Address: H.S.T., Box 124, Timaru^H^ IftOß SALE,'a Dog-cart in WnliM -. - - ti°n; j&(*M-p!fo. i Street, Great North Road; ;-, .^llfe WANTED, AppSsntices'fw^H ' ParneU. noiy '~Ap * — ~ ANTED by a first-class y^B I with highest credentials, a SittSHß _ Book-keeper or general hand-inpstoieSOH Wm. Patterson, J. B. Macfarlane, Fort^BS - \ UCKLAND TABEESIcSH J THIS (THURSDAY) EVESffiG ttf Pastor T. Spurgeon will preach at'lali-081 - seven. Subject: "TheSpiritofPraySiiftßl T grace of supplication." , »s« J PERSONAL:-WouldMia-TlSS^B| " wanted a Shop for Bootmaker,callKi>H T on J. Morrison, Disinfectant.FactoirscEHl 1 St. George's Hall.. / ;-,- ■ .'.. -^?H mO LET, in Great North BoadSßf" JL St. George's Hall, two Shops,wMbsH_ c ings. Also, six-roomed Verandah (CoKiaIS - Richmond-road; rent low.—Apply J. Monks IpS _ Disinfectant Factory, Great North Rwfesaj BB ]_ E ductio N ! SBDDCnrafB " Tremendous reduction;inMeifcfiimH 1 Mutton lid. Prime Ox Beef l{d.sE.Woa&CiH t E. Wood &Co., E. Wood & C 0.,: ..-,,;•; - g| WANTED, a Furnished Hou8e;of(^B i rooms: rent must be moderate.-Aifea Hf " Alpha, Star Office. T^T ANTED, to spend two or three era-W *> VV ings a week with a French fatnifctoHl " practice speaking. French,— k_\_ i\_'t__ Hi• = giving address and terms, to Stadis,^H|: ; 0 - LET,: a large .^roomed!Hptße';aß Conquest Place'; rent te. 1 pcr'Trcei!-HI - Apply Miss Ryan, Grocer, top'of Painell,-■'..-' MR " ■Y~OST,.' on Tuesday;1 evening, bettii IJ \ _\ X Grafton road and Opera House, the '% Wjk of Pair of- Opera Glasses. 'Reward at Sttlffl RS CLAYTON'S Boardingandpßajßl ' ■School, St. George's Bay Boad,:Paracll.fWl Second Term, May ."1.-pI.JSS.I.- WM T OSTTa^n^^W^^l^'l^^1! JU turn the same to Joto .reß,TOefleiMll $ strent, will be rewarded. wm j-, 0 LET, Stables ■ adjoining; ; B , Castlo Hotel, Parnell, latelf.occ'tipieJ'l H Mr Martin.—Apply Mrs J.'iJonston.M™ ci street, Parnell. figf ANTED, Dressmakers; only.ft* H& class bands need app ..-McM«*M ■ Shalders and Co.; Union Roiise.-Qneen-stoet M, WANTED, anice^-roomaicMß . to 20 minutes from-'Queto;sWet. JlM dress, stating terms and locality!-' -^ ~SHI . ADIES, Select your »«*!§■ Mantles, Ulsters. Jackets, &0-'llt Bli§ (, Masters. Shalders and Co. IS £ WANTED, Furnished Apartments ij W married Coupe: vicinity of PowfllH or Parnell. -Apply H.Y., Si'Aß-Offlcg£Vl.l| FOUND, a Fox Terrier Dog'; black^s, ffl . black spot on-back.-Applr-Mr »■ ilourt Roskill Bakery. : _-~; jv ANTED, a Smart Boy,who.cM*ffi Bi niust.be a good milker,-and«H ~ make himself useful about the^ house, mm - borne.—Apply at Budge's Boot Shop, Z» w m _ toria-strcet. ' '• ___. —^H F XUCKLAND ROYAL , DKAGOOtoB § 'fho Troop will P^d"e~at;tho Jj^jß h; Otabubu, at 3.^0 sharp on SATUEftffl»B mounted, with carbines and;SWofc^H|D parade will count for capitation should a -« Eg cientnumber turn. out. He Br °rdCr- E. L. ERSON>tingWJi;i ] AACKLAND NAVAL ARTILB B'B division. m Alio Auckland, -Devonport,' P°f jf)^B Waitemata Corps will parade at tho r WS« Auckland, TO-JUOKROW EMmEst: _ V W Blue Uniform. Ca^«| t ...... ~ .-A.-Div„N.Z.Ni- v May 19,1587. • ___-J-rj<B c WE, the undersigned B|fch|?«B ton, inform the>ublic j^jOSB ' Saturday, -the 21st'inst-, -'Beef Sausa^.-^ Mincemeat will be 3d per pound.- • ~ m AUCKLAND CHEAP T DS^B GRAY & GULLAND .WoSiffl' WALLIS &GOATES ___ GEO. GARRE'ff;: p;^2S^B^:W| youNG MEFSCHBIfI«!B Jl . ASSOCIATIOM -, IMB[ . 'EARL OF ABERDEEN' '.^R ■Will deliver p _ •'.■..■;>. ;-.--■» AN ADDRESS _ , M l ln'theCityHal.T|S^a|«, three o clock. H| Admission, by TidI^tTfREE.JW le B from^heßookgj^ p h oV^^l na i 'I; ■ SATURDAY, 31'sr -JIATj.l^ |j UNDER THE PATRONAGE^ |! THEPRESENCEOFTH,^ EARL and COUNTESS of ABBBI». ( BY SPr.CIAL REQUEST, 1! • HERR CARL SCHMU" Ij ■•- Will Repeat bis , { J grand : sqirbe:miis^l On the above date.' | The P^rannne^^a^ items of the last perimmancw [AßTi^ | MISS WHCTAB!*^ .-^ HaBBIW | Haveklndlyconsentedto^siston | ADMISSION- IrffffiSf^ 1