Births.

. gAMWAYS.—On May 15, at Vjncent-streot, the wifo of Henry dam ways of. a.daugnter. Both doing woll. . '•■'' 1■ ■ SCEATS.-On May -14. at her resulpnco/ Vic toria-street, the wifo of-Mr 11. V\ ."> bceata o€a son. Both doing woll.

Death.

, CARGO.-On May If at h^ff.^'^'^^Xnt Chureli-stroet,i Jonsonby, Otto James, lnlant , son of James aud 80l cargo ; asocl 6 mouths ■ and 3 weeks. child, o£ James aud Annio bCOtt; aged months. Privately intcrrod to-day. ■

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

MallßWl 1 ! dose as under:— This Pay. '•'■■' a For Tauranga and Opotiki, per Chelmsford, at i For"'Whitianßi,: Gtim .Town, i^pmJ^ Tauranga ana Onotiki, per lomvat I p.m. For Thames,- per Enterprise, at I-^Pj" 1 - For Riiasoll, Wakawa, -.Rawono Wangaroa, and JMongouui, per Clansman, at o p.m. Tuesday, 17th inst. ForWaiwora,Kawa«, Loigh,Omaha Matakana Mullot Point, and Lower Malakana, per xtobo ' F o C r aB Nl'W ft PiymoAth and Southern ports, per iSWSS&iiSfi}. Parua, garei,. Kanio, andMangapal, per Wollwgion, For G P isborno tvnd, Napier, per Auatralia, at 5 For Thames, .per Kotuku, at 5.30 p.m. i.WBDXKSDAY, IBtb In3t. For Coroinantlol, por Coromandel, at 11.30 a.m. ' Per Mar.iipouri as follows-:— . For India, China Japan, Mediterranean Ports, and Continent of Kuropo, at 3 p.m. . •.,* For Russell. Kawakawa, Austraiian Colonies, ■ and United Kingdom, via Brmdisi of Na lo', • por Oriont steamer, for letters, otc, SPCWaUy ■ so prppaid and addressed at i p.m. Jh>l money orders, rogistered let.tora and nowa paperl at 3 p.m. Lato tottote ;tot b d'oy khd Biolbourno , only.-at i.20 P-™- v ™ Kingdom mail. -Will ho, duo at London on 4tu U y " Thursday, 19ili. : For Friendly Is'amls, Samoa, Talilll, and Raro tonga, per Janot Nicco , , at 4 p.m. Monday, 23rd inst. Per Alamoda, aßfollows:■ ■- i l«'or Samoa, Sandwich Islands. United States of America, British Columbin, Central unci South America,' British and Foreign West md ics, at 3 p.m For United Kingdom and Continent of Enropo, at 3 pin. Money orders rojglstore* letters, add newspapers, at J.3<) >»*;■'**« letters bearing an extra I'co of (id in addition to the postage. jvM. bo reccirod by. the:uiaU agent onboardtlicstonnieruptot.no limo OC sVulinp. Tula niaU will bo duo In London on JUUO27, S.B.BISS, . Chiof postmaster.

ONEHUNGA SHIPPING.

The Oreti's departure for Hokiauga is postponed until 3 'p:m."'on Wednesday, owing to bad weather on the coast. The s.s'. Oreti'arrirod on Saturday. Pas sengers : -Messrs Sherlock, Beadlo, Brown, Young. Tho Mocgregor, from Wanganui, arrived this morning , . Tho Northern Company's s.s. Gairlooh. from Waitara, arrived, ab, seven o'clock on Saturday evening. Pass-ongera :■' Messrs Rojbcrtson, Chambers, Lover, Skinner, .'Sutherland, Comisky, Park, Twohill, Cain, and Protheroo. She left again at 1 o'clock ;;tb-day. t -■' ':' '• ■ _ \ ;_-_ v

LATEST BLEGRAMS.

ILLNESS OF MR W. E. SHERIDAN.

[Reuter's.J

Sydney, this day.^ ■Mr Sheridan, the tragedian, is dangerously ill. •

AFFAIRS IN TONGA.

Tho latest news' from Tonga states that affairs there, are now quiet,.and ■the Wesleyans havo resumed their services. Kevl : Shirley Baker remains premier. ~;,..,,

THE CONTROL OF NEW GUINEA.

London/May 14; In his statement in the House of Commons regarding"New Guinea, Sir H.|Holland' further announced that •while ,tW official appointed to admin- j iste'r the Govermnenfc would bo , guided by the Governor -of—Queens^ land, the latter ■would be directed, to cpnsulj; his •,'acl visa's-to the conduct of affairs.- Tlie opinions of the Ministry, would.,not, however, he absolutely binding on the Governor.

SINGULAR AFFAIR AT EDEN TERRACE.

VNo items ••'■of- ''particular -moment are ytt to band regarding tho mysterious seicnre of Mr Robert Badger in Exmouth sfctxet, which was reported in Satur day'?; issue. My BhdgorstiH continues nt'thc residorico of JMVs Beodc.ll.Now Norlh.Road, and has not y.pfc recovered from tho scmi yhcixiscious stifc in Hfrllipli I)6"iva3'dis covered by Messrs Angus,:, George and Robertson on 'Thursday night last. fir. Btoekwoll is now attending the Suf ferer vagulhvfyik Ah first,- Dm. Pur-' olias and Lawry wcro also present. The ji«(vlioal men ! firo ; of opinion thafc Mr Badjrer is sufTering from congestion of tho which might, of course,';fo unit form shock, to tho;' system,- or even from cjxecssivo exhaustion , afte^ a s;evero struggle with assailants. There were, however, no marks' of ra struggle' having taken place, his clothing not being torn excepting the tnil of his coat, added to which in tho fact that Mr Badger ~- exhibits no, marks of/violorice cither on the head or i:body. singular fact is 'that Mr' Badger's hat and'umbrolla wore subsequently discovered in his own stable at the rear of Mrs Bcedell'c.premises.nOfc more than 20 yards from where he was discovered.' Mr Badger's clothes woro covered with mud, although there was no puddle oiathe^pot where he ivvas lyin^. \ iAltogethor, tho,afiair is most'inystoribus,' ancl the recovery "of .. Me Badger will be eagerly vraifcedfor-in, order ** to get a complete explanation of tho mattor, and the police are making most exhaustive inquiries in order to'try and elucidate the mystery.' Mrs" Badgor has discqyereid that her husbarid : received a cheque drawn on the Bank of Now Zealand last Thursday.and as this has not 3^ot been paid into the bank it is probable that,"it" was with the1 other money in her husband's pocket-book. : If, therefore, robbery has really beqn commit-' tod,,,this cheque,,, if : mi-circulation, should afforcleorae clue, to, tho perpetratom of the outrage

OUR GOLDFIELDS.

«. Coeo3lANl)el, this day. : Vatoiian ct-Aiar. r-Tiki crushed 40 tons

FIRE AT THE MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS.

Supposed Incendiarism. Last night>, about 10.14, the caretaker of .the Municipal Buildings and Free Library discovered a fire in the City Council Cham ber, -which was with great promptitudo put out before much damage waa done. That •ib was tho work of an incendiary there appears to bo little doubt, as will be seen from the following narrative of the occur rence. Ifc appears that Mr Lovoll, the well-known cavetakor of tho buildings, had been out to tea at Victoria Tcrraco trom four o'clock on Sunday afternoon, and had returned at a few minutes to ten —tbc'closing hour of tho Free Library. During hia absonco the swing doors connecting the mam passage which communicates with tho Municipal offices, tho caretaker's room, and tho Ait Gallery had been left unlocked for the con venience of the lady assistant librarian. The gas was duly turned out, and Mr Lovoll was about to retire to his virtuous couch, whon passing ho noticed a glimmer of, light beneath tho door of tho City Council' Chamber ; thinking it was a reflection from his bulls' oyo he might havo passed it, but that ho heard that torrible crackling sound that once heard undor such circumstances, ia novel , to bo forgotten. Rushing to tho: (Iqcr, which is always left with tho' key in it, [he found it locked.] Now, Mr Lovoll nil through has shown great p:eson,co of mind, and, instead of wildly rushing off for holp, ho called his wife and boy (about 15 years of ago) and told them to fetch holp whilst he a ranged the hoeo (only obtained a fortnight ago) and broke open tha door. Before proceeding with the latter, lie rang up tho Brigade. This Was about 10.20."By the time this was done, Mr Crowthcr and his two sons, whoso houso is just oppoaito, having been aroused by young Lovoll, camo with com mendable alacrity ,to attend this ex traordinary meeting of tho Chamber. Messrs Albert and William Crowthcr, alona with Mr Lovell, now burst in the door, and the latter crawled into tho douse smoke which filled tho room, till he had passed the screen that shelters the councillors from tho.draughts of tho door, Mr Albert Crow thcr meantime assisting him with a lantorn. They had to mako more thaivone attempt boforo they" becamo acclimatised 'to tho smoke and could, live in it. The hoso was now ■ brought into play, and was doing good service upon tho firo, which was situated- on the , paesngo sido of' the Chamber, when Superiendent Hughes and the engineer of tho Central arrived with a small chemical hand pump. Tho . tiro was then speedily put out. Tho alacirty of movement by all con cerned cannot be too highly commended. Tho firobbll had mcantimo beon rung, and had tho tiro boon greater than it happened to bo, the wholo Brigade was ready to cope with ib. Sxiporintondaut Hughes is of opinion that tho lire would never have spread save by tho flooring under tho'dcor. On tho firo being extinguished it wub boco that arrangements had been made for a co:ir flagration. There aro two curtains that stretch across the alcovo at one end of the Chamber, behind his Worship tho Mayor's chair, theso being looped back against the walls. By tho action of the smoke and lire upon tho walla it is clear that tho left hand ono had been pulled, or Out down, and piled upon the chairs whioh had boon col lected together upon a spot alongside of the most southerly corner of tho Alcove beforo mentioned. The following has boon destroyed for about 10 feet by 7 in one placo, and in another about three by two feet. The Mayor's armchair, which was loft upon tho daia by tho care-takor, in destroyed, whereas tho platform upon which it was last seen ia untouched. Thi3,.togethpr with ()hu_f;n;o uj tliu dKipp'.'urancu of *ttso ICfsy of tho Chamber, points to incendiarism. That the incendiary is some ono that knew not only that the caretaker was nbeont, but al3o that the swing door was unlocked, and that tho chamber door was open to anyone who liked to enter, is another undeniable fact. No ono eavo Mr Lovell visited tho Chamber on Sunday who had any business there so the tho theory of accidental firing is not substantiated. Mr Lovell, although a smoker, was not smoking when ho visited tho Chamber yesterday. There is no nppoarance of tho fire having orieinated from the gas brackets upin the walla. ~-,.

THE STORM AT WAIWERA.

♦— (BY TELEGIUriI—OWN COKKESI'ONDENT.) WaiwjsbAj tins day. The severe gale on Sunday and Monday, lasfc week, which caused groat to the outhouses, dressing-rooms, etc., has nob injured the springs anyway whatever, and in a few days" the dressing-rooms will be re uuiib.

There is a demand for Trenton chares ab Is ."kl, and Baxons nfc Is 10d. lb is expected that tbo water-ruco bo repaired by to-morrow, and when ilio mines and batteries arc once more in full work we shall probably sec a better market. Bank of New Zealand arc quoted at £1-Vlsg. There is a fair demand for South British at 2Gs, New Zealand Insurance at Gss, and sellers "of Mortgage at 21s. The Telephone G.M. (Jo. have distributed an interim dividend of 3s per sharo to-day. Captnin Clayton, surveyor, and Mr Hen derson returned from Mqngaw,ai yesterday; having madean inspection'of tho schooner Julja iPryce, stranded there during the recent gale. , , The schooner, as we surmised; was run aground on "the beach, to escape being driven ashore' in somo moro danjrer -OU3 cpofc. She 'was found to bo intact, but slightly strained, and imbedded sbout 4ft in the sand, clear above high water mark. ■Tho discharging of 'her cargo was proceeding rapidly, and will probably be completed by , \YedncsdaV. No great dilli ciiifcj; la anticipated in iioating tno voss'l, and , she will probably be brought into port at an early date. Thero wan an averagfe audience at the Temperance Hull on Saturday evening, and jn the absence of tho friends who had ac cepted the charge of the ings(forwhicl>abscncc no explanation ha/Lar rived) Mr Tremain took tho chair, and after explaining and apologising for the occur rence, delivered) a telling address, a? did also Mr Jcune. Mr Kilpatrick Bang; and Mr Hood accompanied. It was an nounced that next Saturday's programme will', bo contributed by ; friends from the Cook-street Christhn Mooting House, under conduct of Mr Pook. Mr W. G. Garrard'says a mob of larrikini ■■asfiemblcd.- rouad ~ tho Municipal Do^ - Kennel on Saturday, and instigated by a man who aaid Mr Garrard had' , locked his clog up, attempted to ill-treat him. Tho veteran unemployed leader was so hard pressed that ho used the wooden i>ars of tho 'kennel as a sort of larrikin-cnrtnin by jumping inaide and locking tho door. Tho mob appeared afraid to molest him when insido the bars,:and Mr W.O.G. was''presently rq leased by , his son, who camo flying to his rescue like a tiger. We may, warn persons against attempting to molest Mr Garrard in his work of clearing; our streets of horses and illmannorcd ciirs : it is an awkward business to be found guilty of interfering with a public .ofiicial when jn tjae execution of b> duty. ■ j

PARLIAMENTARY GOSSIP.

(bt telegraph.—special uei'ohtee.) Wellington, this day. The Works Statement. The statement ha 3 freely been made in the lobbies during the last few days that tha Public Works ' Statement would bo made early this week, so that the whole policy of the Government will be before the House and country, but 1 have Mr Richardson's assurance that ho has no intention of making his statement till the financial debate is coneludod. A~ Government " I'ry on." Mr Dargavillo wna very active yesterday in trying to get a majority of members to sign a "round robin " in favour of. a com promise on tho Representation Bill by making the number of eighty-six, and granting 15 per cent, aotual to the country. Ho was unsuccessful, however, in gotting tho signature. The .Representation Bill. Tho position is unchanged to-night, bub new developments of the situation may bo looked for on Monday. Nothing has boon done so far in tho matter of a compromises on tho Re presentation Bi'l, and it is a fact worth mentioning that tho West Coast, and other Government supporters say that tho bill will never bo passed, and laugh at the want of determination on tho part of the Opposition in allowing tho pro gress of the bill to bo reported till tho wholo matter had been brought out. Othor Government numbers progress confidences in the pV&BiiflCß of tho Premier and affect to believe that the bill,will get through, but I shall bo very much suprised if it does. The " Press " declared that tho Govern ment sfcono-wallcd their own bill until the early hours of the morning, and proceeded to any " Nothing could bo more discredit able than the attitude they havo chosen to take up on this question, and it is very diiliculfc to see what tho result) of it will bo if they persist in it. There appears to bo considerable rest of public affairs being thrown fnto terrible confusion if the Ministers absolutely refused to allow any Reform Bill to pass excopt one which would suit their personal and party interests in tho general election. One tiling however, is quite clear. The majority of thoHousehavothomatter in their own heads. If tlicy chooao to acb with tact and unity. They can compel tho Go vcrnmenfc to proceed with the Bill inde pendently of the Government. It will possibly give them a great deal of trouble to do this, but they may lie encouraged by the confident assurance that they huvo tho support of tho country. Mr A. Dcvoro, (Mayor) and Mr P. A. Phillips came upon tho scene of tho fire shortly after its suppression aud made all possible inquiries. We understand that His Worship, with commendable thought fulncss, has wired a report of tho occurrence to Sir George Grey, who might have re ceived alarming and exaggerated news of the affair. Tlio Tariff. The Press is severe on the Tariff proposals. It says "the Colonial Treasurer does not care how much harm lie does. He is angry at the utter failure of all his financial nos trums. Ho is full of bitterness against the commercial community because they have ncrver ■ shown any favour ■ for his wild scheme.'. Ho feels that he is loosing ground in all directions, thab he has boon found out and is no longer wanted, and lie is ready to lash out at anybody or every body. He is liko a Bulky school boy who smashes more in live minutes than ho can lepair in live years, and then laughs just to ahovy how brave he is." .) Jottings. T.Uo Mimefcor of Public Worlio -ie r im-~ movable1 respecting tho Western loop ■line.'I—•■■' It was Mr Monk, and not Mr Moss, as printed, who asked for further information relative to tho Stark battery purchase. Mr Hobbs is asking for a post oiiico at Herekino* Ministers object to laying fcho OOlTCspotl elerice relative to I'arnell railway station on fchet able of the House. Mr Peacock hoa been interesting himself in Uip Pousonby Rifles' troubles, but iSir 0. >S. Whilfmoro says nothing can be douo till Ci.il. Lyon'fi report is received. Major Steward has ■ been ro-nppointed Chairman of tho printing and reporting debates Committee"'

SUDDEN DEATH.

, o The police authorities to-day received inti mation of tho -sudden death of a young man named A. F. Richardson, a gum digger ab Poroti, near Whangaroi Ho was well connected at Home, and had been in the habit of receiving vcimttancc.T! from' liifi relatives through the Kov. Mr Tebljs. Thftt;"£o])bJ.oinan has tele graphed to the Rev. JUr Cubitt, of'Wbanfjn rci, askinjj; him to n\aka arrangements for tho burial of the unfortunate man.

LARRIKINSM AT REMUERA.

The;young men implicated in the recent dastardly pieces of lnmkinisnvat St. John's College, which led to tho overturning oj Captain HoixoJd's buggy, having written to that j^entlemnn • expressntg. contri tion for their conduct, on,d Captain Ilorrold is not anxious to press the matter. Mr Superintendent Thomson, on the Other hand, very pi-oporly thinks the perpetrators of tho'oiVenco should, in the public interest, he dealt with loss leniently, and summonses will bo issued, against them immediately.

Supposed Suicide of a Young Lady.

We stated on Thursday that somo efxeite ment was caused in Onehunga by the raysfceri°i«3 disappearance of a young woman from the house of her friends. Up te> two o'clock to-day no news had boon heard of the missing young lady. Miss Louisa. Annie Clinkard (sister of Mr Glenny, wife of the well-known station-master at Onehunga, who 13 the missing one. She had como to spend a fotiaiight with her sisfcor, and intended returning to her homo at Kaukapakapa with her mother on Friday last. On Friday, however, Mr Gleriny discovered a noto left by Miss Clinkard to the effect that sho intended " retvirning her body to the Lord who" gave it." Suicide is supposed to havo been committed by the-missing young lady chioily because of the expressions in this lettor, and the knowledgo that she was In a distrcsaod condition 01 mind, As sho had, however, rnn away from ho"m°6 on a previous occasion, and subsequently been fbund in tho country, it is quite pos sible that she will yet turn up all right.

THE AUCKLAND' EVENING 'STAB,"MONDAYf -MAY.-aRJ^.

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p U B L I C NOTICE. Notice in horoby fcivcn that tho business of the latb Aln. L. H. GIiKEK, Nurseryman, of Lily Dale NursorjvOno Troo Hill, carri<d oh under Uio stylo of L. 11. Ukkicn and Sons, will continue under tho aanio stylo by his two Sons. In thanking thoPublicfortheirsuppqrtrturing tho last 17 years wo hope that by strict attention to business (o merit a continuance of the sanio. The planting rooson coming on now wo liavc for riilo a'splenclid s'oek of Frnlt; Flower ing, Onianiental Shelter Trees, Shrubs, Plants, etc., which wo can supply atreiisotiablc prices. , ' Hi C. GREEN.



Auctions. ' * TO-MORIiOW. On account of whom it may concern. Ex " Oamaru " (Captain Maxwell, from London). FENCING WIRE. FENCING WIRE. TTTRT , FENCING WIRE. GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to rcII. at tho Store» of Mtffiers VVlngato. Burns & Co, Beach Road, at Eleven o'Clock sharp, on tho abovo date, WD&CO -| A TONS FENCING WIRE, Assorted sizes. Terms cash. WEDNESDAY, MAY 19. FANCY CUPS AND SAUCERS; PLATES, ENAMEL WARE, DOLLS* CUTLERY, TINWARE, lIOLLOWAKE, PULPWARE, ETU. I Also, SEWING MACHINES. GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to bcII on abovo dato at olevoa o'clock, A SMALL CONSIGNMENT OF ABOVE OOODS. B. AKTHUU] [J. T- EUDDLE TO-MORROW, at 11 o*Clock. PIANO, SUITES, BOX MANGLE, j GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITUKS ARTHUR & BUDDLE HaA'o been favonred with instructions to sell by auction at tiieit Marl, Queen-street, first floor, on Tuesday nexi, at 11 o'clock a.m., A USEFUL LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITUfc'JS AND EFFECTS roinoved from Suburban Residences for cor.venieiico of sale, a good Piano. iSngliuh make, B and Gcase, Walnut .Suite of pieces in figured covers, aKOOd marble Timepiece, yuperior lirnsscls Carpet, Hearth Ruj,rs, Oilcloth. Engravings, Ornaincntfl, Cretonno-covcred i-Jiiit.o ot pieces, Horse-hair Clo'h Suite of pieces. Parlour Suito, ClicfTonier, Sideboards, Cane and other Chairs, Couches, a Box Mangle, Ship's .Stove and Fittings. Glass, China and Kartlienwa.ro, Cutlery, Plated \\ arc* JCilchcp Utensil?, iron ami Wood Bedsteads, Pallassoa, Spring and other Mattresses. Hair Mattresscß. Chests of. Drawers, Toilet Tables, Glasses, Washstands, Toilet Sota, Matting. Also, To clear ennMiairnents, a few lines of assorted Efirthonwaro, Glass, and Counter Weighing Machines. Terms—Cash before delivery. K. O. CAKll] ' [li. D. IONKS TO-MORROW,, Afc J1 o'Clock. CHINAWARE. CROCKERY. W. & G. CHINA. Etc. Etc. Etc. ex oamaiuj fkom londok. B. TONKS & CO. Ilavo received instructions to isell on Tuesday next at 11 o'clock <p HHDSi W. & G. TEA-SERVICES'. TOILET SETS. Etc. Etc. * Etc. Ex Oamaru from London. ■■■ ■ v ■ ' ■ MONDAY, MAY 23 D 1887, Afc 12 o'Clock. MARY-STREET, MOUNT EDEN. ALLOTMENT AND DWELLING. By Order of tho Registrar of tho Supremo Court of Now Zealand, at Auckland., B. TONKS & CO. Have been instructed to sell, by public auction, on Monday, tho Wrd dny ot •Mny, ISS7, at 12 o'clock noon, at their auction mart, Queen street, Auckland, MOUNT EDEN, MARY-STREET- Tart of Allotment 25, of tho Sub-divisiou of' Allotments Sand U, of .Section (i. Suburbs of Auckland, having a corner fipntago to Marr- Htroet of 55! feet and 42 fop.t, AVITII THE h\v"ELLINa HOUSE THEREON ERECTED, Full particulars way bo obtained, and tho Conditions of Salo poqn.at tho auction mart of B. TONKS & CO., Queen-street, A uckland. 11. C. CAlin.l . [". D. TONES. WEDNESDAY NEXT, At 11 o'Clock. PICTURES AND PHOTOGRAPHS. COPIES OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS OF FAMOUS ARTISTS. B. TONKS & CO. Havo received instructions to sell on Wednes day noNi, Mny 18, at 11 o clock, COLLECTION OF FRAMED PHOTO \j GRAPHS.' COPIES OF WOULD-FAMOUS ORIGINAL PAINTINGS, being Works of (ho following ltonowned Artists:— Gustavo Poro Marcus Htono .Sir R. 15. Millai3 S; E.. Waller Miss I homnsou liolinan Hunt Tlio subjects include sovoral of tho most famous'paintings of tho ago. NOW ON VIEW.. •; B. O. OARTI.] [n. JJ. TONKS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th, At Eleven o'Clock. FOR POSITIVE SALE. PIANO. PIANO. PIANO. B. TONKS & CO. ; Havo received instructions to sell on Wednesday noxt, at 11 o'clock, ~KTE\V BLACK AND GOLD PIANO. J_^| Iron back, overstrung, full trichord In strument, by tho celebrated maker Neumozor. FOR POSITIVE "SALE.' ' v | W. S. COCHE.AXK] [JAS. DAOBB WEDNESDAY, MAY 18. SADDLERY, HARNESS, MANGLES, WRINGERS, SHOVELS, FORKS. Tho Subscribers will Soil by Auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Wednesday, 18th .in stant, at 11 o'clock, GENT'S AND LADIES' SADDLES, Uriel les, Martingales, Breastplates, Stir rup Leathers, Girtlis. etc., dots Buggy Harness, Itftccn Harper Twolvcticcs' Patent Mangles AVringore, 30 dozen shovels, Hay and Potato Forks. To Close Consignments. *~" ■ SAMUEL COCHEANE & SON, Auctioneer*; WOOL, HIDES, SHEEPSKINsi TALLOW. HUNTER & NOLAN, ] Auctioneers.



AIK'MUIiS. ■,:'■: *. ■;■;•/. 3. VAILE] ~~ [J. DOUGLAS FRIjDAY, MAY 20, ';" ; \ ,■ ■■ Afc Tyro p.m. sharp. VAILE & DOUGLAS Will sell by auction at thoir Land Salo Rooms, : Shortland-streot, %fcR J. O'CONNELL'S WELL-KNOWN IYJL PAKURANGA PROPERTY, in live subdivisions. ■ MR YORK'S FARM AT TITIRANGI. LOT S-TRU3T3 SUBDIVISION PAKU RANGA.' 9-ROOMED HOUSE AT MOUNT EDEN. 9-ROOMED HOUSE IN NEWTON ROAD. 5-ROOMED HOUSeTn~MACAULAY-ST. Lot 1- Containing about 7 acres of Mr J. O'Conneli'a subdivision, ail fenced ana in grass. Lot 2—About 7 acres fencodandin grass.with good 2-stall stabio, buKgy-housc, store room, loft with iron roof; a bo, cowtshed, 1 bat's. Lot 3—Vrry lino Sito of 5 acres, fenced and in grass. Lot I—Contains 2 acres, fenced and In grass. Lot s—Comprises tho now and substantial Dwelling-house, now in tho occupation of Mr J. O'Conncll, togothor with 3 acres of Rood land, fenced, and in grass, etc. , Tho House contains six good rooms, all •woll finished, and fitted with cupboards, clothes pressca, etc., cto. Tho abovo properties are, a subdivision of Lots Go, k & C9,'and 70, of Village Lots, Howick, and Allotments 2, 4. 4», and 45, Section 1, Small J'arin Lots, Howiclc. They are all good building sites, command good views, and tho land is of oxcollent quality. Lotfl-Allotmont 3, of Trusts Subdivision. I'akuranga, containing Ida. <2r dip, au fencod and in grass, etc. Lot 7—Tho Farm at Titirangl known as YORK'S, containing 101 acres; I acres fenced, 10 acres grasn, 1 aero old estab lished orchard, remainder punri, kauri, , ' ti-tree, and other bu3h; House, cowshed; barn, etc. Situated about 11 miles from Auckland by road, i myes from railway station. - • Lot 8-Suporior Dwclling-houso of 7rooma, scullery, and wash-house, all well ilnishcd and fitted, together with the Allotment at tho corner of JSowton Road and Carlyle-street. Lot o—s-roomed Cottage in Macaulay-street, • with Allotment 33 x 100 foet. ~ Lot 10 Lirgc Dwellinß-house, containing 7 •rooms, bath-room, washrhouse, etc., tho wholo now and woll finished, with Allot ment 58J x U3 toot, SSJ feet frontage to Wynyard Road, at corner of Wyiiyard and Krlcn Vole Roads, Mount Krten, with right-of-way at back 13 feet wide. i Tcrniß and other particulars on application to VAILE & DOUGLAS, — Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland; street. MONDAY, MAY 23, \ Ab Twelve o'Clock Noon. GEORGE STAINES'S PROPERTY, WORTH £4,250, TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. '-•- ; VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTIES OF MR GEORGE STAINES. By Order of tho Registrar of tho Supreme Court. G. W. BINNEY & SONS nave, been instructed'to sell by public auction, at their Mart, Corn Exchange, Fort-streot, on Monday, May 23, at 12 o'clock noon, VALUABLE QUEEN-STREET PRO- V FERTY, Situated just above tho TOWN HALL SITE. This valuable sito, being part of Allot ment I. o£ Section 3", has a frontago to Quucn-slreet of 27 feet by an average depth of S8 feet. Tho buildings consist of. a substantial "Wooden Huilding of three floors, comprising largo ware house on tho ground floor 50 l'oct x 27 foot, with two flVcp'aces and perfectly dry : on tho other floors is a large shop 35 feet x 27 feet, and six dwelling rooms. Tho wholo has been designed for easy conversion into two shops and dwelling houses. Tho substantial character of this building renders it well adapted for storajro or for a manufactory. Tno drainage is perfect, ~. | CITY OF AUCKLAND, CORNKR OF-UP PER QUEEN ANU KDWIN BTi(J3KT3 —Being Lot No. 19, subdivision of Allot mot 0 and part of 7i of Soction No. 7, having a frontage to Queen-street of 33 feel, by a dev>thof!iOfecttoEcVwin-strqct. A splendid Bito for aloro, and thoroughly drained. CITY OF AUCKLAND, .AT!A.WA HTRECT, KYDKIt I\V«S ROAI>; ad joining Mr Roid's—A G-roomeil Cottage.' 33 feet x 100 feet: city water, woll drained, ovon, registered j,;rat , dressers. fixtures, and Bide qntraneo with doublo Ijiitca, being Lot No. 0- of the subdivision of allnLncnia 1 nnd 5, and part of allot ment No. 3 of section 3 Ko. 3 of tho suburbs ot AiiciiUuid,- such . piece or pnrcol of land; being part of allotment No, fi. ONEIIUNGA, QUERN-STUETCT: — Allot ment 12, with a frontage of H3 feet by, . O.i feet. CardwoH-strßor.— Allotment 7i; 33 feet by 05 feet; good business sito, and adjoining tho rcsidonco of Mr Bates. I PUIIOL—Nos. 3C and .10, containing ICS acres of heavy bush land, adjoining Captain Kripuner's, with a good road through tho property, and near tkd river. ':■ •KORTHCOTR, Parish ot Takapuna, Stokes' Point- Being Allotments, 12, 14. 15, and 115, of part Allotment .'(, with wnter frontage to Little Shoal Baj-.ea.ch 50 feet frontaKO with depths of 110 to 210 feot; Theso nllotmonts aro excellently situated for view, residence, or business sites * containing 3 roods and 8 porches, 'riiore orlc?8, BIRKFiNHBAD,' Parish of Takapuna — 15ci))g JiOts Ito 15, and.sß to fit, Pulmcr ston-gtreer, 00 feet,to,7l feet..frontages. Thesoi ftUothicnts aro well-sintatcd, being within a short distance of iho New Zealiind Sugnr Company's Works, and adjoining tho property of Mr Hammond, being suo^division of Allotment No..Ci. TERMS AT SALE. ' ,'./-; •,: ; Further particulars can bo obtained at the ofllco of tho Auctioneers. ; ; . , ~ W. S, COCHRANE] ]JA3. DACBE MONDAY, MAY 23.: ' ' ,;,j DWELLING-HOUSES, UPPER QUEEN STREET. ' ;; : The subscribers have received instructions from' . th<p Registrar of the Supreme Court at Auck land to sell, by auction at their Rooms, ,Quceii strcet, ■ on Monday, '/iird instant, at 12 o'clock, "OART OF LOTS 27 and 28, Subdivision JL of Lot T, Section 7, City ot Auckland, hav ing a frontage of 45 links to Upper Queen-street, V/™ 1,3^! 1"1" de,e^ with T^ ° ■DWELLING HOUSES erected thoreon, tho proporty^ Mr S. Hall. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SONy: r"-|; . : >i| ii Auctioneers. .. '~,;, i' W. S. COCURANK.I [JA3. DACEB. MONDAY, 23rd MAY. BLACKSMITH'S & WHEELWRIGHT'S , SHOP, HAMILTON EAST. The Subscribers havo received Instructions from tho Mortgagees to Sell by Auction, at thoir rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, 23rd instant, ■ at 12 o clock, . . : ' "OART LOT 109, Town of Hamilton East, JL containing half an acre, with tho B'ack sinitlvs and Wheelwright's Shop built of brick erected thereon, lctoly occupied by Mr Joseph Cochrano. ,Terms easy. ~ SAMUEL COCHRANE I SON, Lt- .' • Anctioneerg,



,•: h ■-■•■ .Aagtion& v .,, ; %,y.j-,-, P e'EPAOET]' ";1 '!';1 ''; 'fj!;^'o.BiL3TolN c-, ?• - J~ • to-morrow; , .;' -. I At Eleven 'o'Clodli. /•.'(:. j CENTRAL AUCTION MART; _! PR 0 D U C'Er FUUN IT U RE, 1 bUNDKIES, Etc. Also, '" ■ '' [ , Large Quantity of Pumpkins, 6 capes Pears C.I££SKETII] , ' :,;..':'.■,! TO-MOE,KOW'(TUESDAy)» 17th INST., h','. !-■: A.b 11 o'clock? ' '"•,„■ '."' ' IN THE SOUTHERN AND : WESTERN WINGS OF THE CITY MARKET. The subscribers will sell by puWic aution,.to morrow (l'uesday), at 110 clock : • Oil A SACKS1 OATEN CHAFff -. ' fal\jXJl 20 Tons Potatoes ■ ■ ', < I 10 Tons Onions " i : ;: ' J 20 Kegs Butter . 20 Oases Butter. j 20 Boxes Butter (m rolls) 100 Cheeses (vurioua lots) ■ • '• ' oCwt. Honey; U ■■■.■,. ■ v " A 150,.. • ■■ Spring Carts, BuggiO3 t Sets Harness, Saddles, Chafr Cutters, Pulper,' Staves, Grates, iEurni turo, . . , .; : . , >'>>'■ iot-';-oii 50 SUITS CLOTIIE3 (Sizes,3.to (),,, , LOT JEWELLERY, ~,-.".;i . ' ! Etc., .Etc;,, ~.,,-..Etc. . ! .A'iTKEN! & CO., " ~ | Auctioneer^;' ' •*' "' ' ; TO^ MORROW, TUESDAY, MAY 17 i : ~Ab 11 o'Clock. \ .'/.- •",' ; : FLOWERING, SHRUBS, HEDGE, ■ plants; :' &c. ', &c IIdUSEEOLD. FURNITURE, &c, &c. j D..F. EVANS lias been instructed to sell at his mart, Queen Street, To-morrow, Tuesday, atll o'Clock, XTOUSEHOLD i FURNITURE, com- JLJL prising Piano, Ilarrnonium, . Double Spring Mattrcsscß, Half Tester Bedstead, Double Iron Bedsteads, C'licifl'onicrs, Mottled Kauri and ltimu ChcstDrawcrs.B.W. Chairs. Washstands and JJrcßsinK Tables, Kitchen Tables, Oval, Hound and Occasional Tables, Leather Covered (.'ouch and Kasy Chairs, JCitchon P.ange, Oven, &o. Also, at 12 o'clock, a Choice Collection of Pot PJanta, i?lowerinif Shrubs, such as Daphneß, etc., etc.; .:. '/■ T O-M ORE O. W, ~ ~ . Afc Two o'Cloci:.: •... .;- TO CONNOISSEuis A~Ni> THE LADIES ' OF AUCKLAND. • ;•■ ■;/ FANCY CHINAWARE, o; - - i RUSTIC WARE, <• FANCY FLOWER POTS, FERN STANDS, - -;!>. ■ :■■•■•• HANGING FLOWER TOTS, FLOWER HOLDERS y • -: '■;;; vases., ' .■;;;_/.. ,T. M.!; JACKSON•_;■■•■■_ ;';' ( . i Has recoivcel instructipha frdm the imrjortjer to Hell by public'auction; on tho premise's^Quben street, next; Mrs Farrow^ fruiterer, on,.the abovedatoi.- jK.Tiorr; ip/A -'■ '.- rfrt>r:b; A LARGE ANDi VARIED;.ASSORT iMENT o'KANQY;.CHINAWAHE.ictc, us above, comprising Fancy, Flower. Potß,,Fera Stands, Flower Holders,' Rustic Vases,, Bulb StandH.Grocuß Vases, Tulip Vases, 'Lotus'Viises, Musk Pots uud Suinds,; Violeti Stands. Fruit Baskcto, Hyacinth Pots, Fancy Cruet Stand 3, Candle Bt cks, Watch Stands, Honey Pots, Shell Cups. Wine Trays, Trinket'Baskets,'Card Trays Egs Stands, Match Stands, Brush Trays, Fancy Jugs, Cheese Stands,. Toast Hacks, Gordon Trays, Fancy Tobacco Boxes, Dresden Baskets, a number of other articles too numerous to mention. '■ ■ ' '■>'• ' ■.!■-! •(-.«] «q .'l'his conPignrnent shonld. meet with a ready sale, as the goods are of the newest and most | fashionable make, havinpbeen specially picked ' ovor by the Importer when at home. '■' ! ! | NOW ON Vlß\\. CATALOGUES READY, T. MI JACKSON, : AucUoneer, Vulcan Lano. : TRIDAir," 20r:n MAY, '• ; At l'l 30' o'Clock. RESIDENCE, MOUNT ALBERT. !' By order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court." \ \.. ;d..,';f.'; Evans : :"'"} ':.' '■ WSU scll'by public nnction.'at his Land STartj ' Quccn-stret't-, by order 6t tho KeKistrar of tho .r.Supremo Court, oh:Ki-iduj-,< th.o;2oth May* at ALL THAT'PIECEj(ORfJPARC?L OF . LAND, in the. /Provincial JJistricfc of Au'cldand, in New -Zealand/being partVotLdts 2 and 3 of tbe subdivision ofi;'A]lfitment 31; situate in the Parish o£ Titirangilin the County of Kdcn, together with ull 'Buildincs thereon erected, situate noxt Air Woods, and known as MrGilmbur'si , "•" ''','' i '■;• ■'•. ■'•' ■-.{ 'D^;Fy"EVA:Ns;'i^; "; ■ ?.»t] cf li-i ij rt'J 'Auctioneers C. HKSKF/m.l . : °"' ■'['.V.'aiTKEN.' WEDNESDAY,-' MAY 18 At.Eleven o'Clock, ■' '• ' ri . ; ' ' .'ONEHUNGA.--' "' ■ .-;' POTATOES ! POTATOES ! POTATOES! " '■ ' 'AT" CUN NING'H AM & "CO'.S;;STORE, Wharf Road, Onehuhga.; i:i: '' ■ ; HESKETH,.'AITKEN &'CO. Have received inslruclionstoscllai the stores of Messrs' Cunnincrh.vm & Co., Onchunp;a . Wharf P.oud, on Wednesday nest, aho IStli .. at 11 o c10d?;'.'.''.;,,,;,", , ; ' ,i,'" '^tfil i SACKS 'OF ::P,RIME .CANTER OX/I/. . BURY POTATOES- f! . j / . IN LOT 3TO $UIT,PyRbHASEUS. ■. ' j ~:."■. , '..'.., .Wiiihout Rescr'xcV. ." ..'.."—• -i THpRSDAYI'MAY 26th,' ; ;• :""•.■;'■ ! "at.2;p.m'. ' . ;-:''/ '"'■ 1 ] NINE-ROOMED R'jisiDENti,' MOUNT i j. if1' .■", .■EpENsiRQAD:,:: ■;; :' .■'. j i :.';'-'■ •;; ; ;V l b'..tonics i-cb./"... ;..'"|. Arc instructed.by, Mr J. Ai ken CoimoH, iho i trustee in tho estato ot the Into C. Gibba, j deceasod, to'soll by public auction as abovo, I at tfcoir-Marti, Qucon-stroet,' ' '-: ■ TOT No. 2 of ■subdivision of allotmehi __J 11 of soctioiV 6, Biibiirbs bt Auckland, to- KCthor Arith the nino-roomo/l ■ dwdlliii^-bousa orectcd tliercon, now. occupied. by ; Mr, •J. T. Buddie, Auctioneer. .' ■ ■The property contains::,onc-flftH of an acre, and has a froritago to 'Mount Eden Road of 66: feet by. a deßtli, of 132 foot. ;i ~Tho property is situafcdclose to Mr A..'Ciick soy's Store,.nricl ns it ia,'certain to mcreasc in 'value, tho attention of investors and speculators is specially in^tod.- Thq house is substantially' built, and roofed wit2i slatq. i Tho property will i be sold subject to' a pres(eht tndrtgapro of £300,; l and1 ii\ust bo realised in1 ordor to wind up tho estate, i For further particulars'apply. to :• . ! 1 ■ THE AUCTIONEERS, orb: ■■ Sfivrj I 1 '^-JT. AITKEN CONNJELL;* .Trustee.1 ': J i' ' "'••.■ ■>'"'".^'^''u: '„,"!;'!'"''! i'ort-sfreet.i mv- vlii'.! ■; Tubllc Notices.' '."••: '.'■■' '■■ :i>': \+-—^ 1 .■■,.,■■,. ~.- ... ~-.; annual ' gathering' of ' bands ■of hope on queen's birthday.] notice: to members taking part ! ;;V'f';iN 7 above., , ,'...,',: A Full Rehearsal will bb held TO-MORROW <TUESDA\7 EVENING, in tho Cohp,roi?ational School-room, Edinburgh-street, . Karangahape Road, at 7.30. Xo one admitted without -ticket and hymn sheet' Senior members' Rehearsal at 8,15. -:- • 3"! ; ■'■: ?l ■ •' . . - ■ ; .;; i -W.: J. MACDERMOTT, Sec. | £\< "J:N'(" '^: S; : : ::Av;. L '--E, ,". '','.',HARRICOT.BEANS,;..,i/'V . .. '^ ' ' -..'■.,aBLUE BOILIN^P i EAS: .: ■, ':■. V. | :» VICTOIIIAN'.ONIONS . ,': -. ■ • ■OAMARU POTATOES '■■•'•■ IM . i AJ&M LAYBOURN' AND. CO., I .-: ■ ! • r. T.DurharaStreet,;? i.;



Tenders will.be rocpi^/i ■ * TUESDAY, May 17th Tri?')? I*ll1*11 lo'cWv* Tenders will be receivednnm v" ' ~- h:'K ■ •-• ■ -^^li^ i brick residen^ i n ">fi^| ARTHUR P/WiSn,^ ---:— ——: —- • ' ; __ t^'i * JpW ■ZEALAND:^ Written Tenders will be receiVed-irf'k^i^ t^tylo' ■.NowmMKet, up to nopn It Tuft"l DAY, May 26, for Supply of SotmS, D& specification, to b<v obfcunod. rf2\%it» Engineer s or District Trafflo ManZcWs' Kail way Station. Auckland ' wi|£W»m)%: ", Tenders to be addressed to thdßffi^ift acc^ereafcoranyteadernot^ (Signed) • ■• ■•■"•: ;- i 3. P. MAXWEi,t, ; ■.; . ■■'■!.■ ■' :•: General. Managerial ?<■ •- -■ ' ; — -rr. 7§!j A UCKLAND HARBOUR b6aß& T^ D^S R^W^ ■ — 't , '■ ;■•■■ Harbour 3oard Office ■.:• i .- '■ •' :Auckland,^By7,lj^-ffl Tenders will bo recolvcd at this o'fllciMi TUESDAY, the nth .tost,.at nooSt Erection of a Forty Jetty and Goods wiatfcw Quay-street, in terms of plans/ stieiJiflGSE' and conditions, u> be seen a.t;the;JahirfiiS • Ofllce. :.... . . ._,., ,■ ; ™™' : Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender for Tern Jetty and Goods Wharf." ■ -' ; :M The lowest or. any tender' -not<neooianir accepted. , „ By order of the Board. •' .■ -, -■ -. J. M.BRIGHAM ( SecretM 7 ; Late Advertisements, LOST, on Sunday moraine from ~wifsi'} Stables, ParneU, Bay, Jß^Jlly.a.^pn.fc'iS' hao& W "ANTED,;a Boy to cookandlookafta cabin.—Apply Captain s.s;Rubjv,;,i; "1710R :SALE, i four-touYacht,'copperedyj ■JOr: 'copperfastened, ballastj sails^ding^r&t all complete, and in good order. .tttilLbesoll cheap/owner wishing to go in for a largertSt -Apply by letter J. W.8.,-Btab Office.;" - TO, LET, G-rppmed House 'ofifPori&ih Road, nicely' situated, 'ldr*Be: allotmeiit- Address Thos.- Koffers, Franklin' fitisdsn& Wood-street. - .'■_■•■,- 'I ■-.■::.: ;.;-., /■l;;i;;\;.: WANTED', immediately;,; One,BnW; >' Pounds'; flrst-rAte materialJsecaritf;i good iptcrpat.;—Address JiGyiPost'Office^ rj \ ANTED K'NO\VN;-i?PoLL*lfe:J.^Plak ? V -•■ and Fancy Needlework (all feinisfjot on, commission.' Privato[,RoQ!i].~Mrt ,•!)<& change and Mart., llobson-strcot.". "...„•'..- .'] ANTED, Respectable;, Young.>iSaa I ~;U3cd.to tho.Grqucry bu.sines&*jj»tayj able to rido 'out for orders.'7 Oboff'rofereiifa required.!-^-Appiy for address atSirAß'Offlw. - ANTED, Gqattriaker, aUo Waistaij and Trousers hands.'' Firstndaw hinj only need apply to Sydoriham House.' ANTED to Purcl.ase, a Uss h'tovj, must1 bo' sound.—Apply, stating: lowest price, to Alpha, office of this paper. ■ ■ >-"i <l ANTED ;to ' BUY,.« gmtf,^ loading, doublo barreJJ Omi,-A#\ A.H., Star Olllco, _l^il^£J H T BOOT TRADE:—Wanted, Mr S: Wlitfj Boot MncHnisr, to call at: the*K«ttS*./ Hoot Factory, Hobson-atrcot. ■ it. :;'a • "ANTED; first-cla?B: English' Concet tina; prico, and all particulars to So. 2i2 L STAR OmCQ. ; ■•.'•■.■-».,: -r^} H"""~~OBS0N' RIFLE i VOLUNTEBES : . •..,-,:-,■ ..!;, : ■/- ■' ~, •'-'•!,* Inspection . Parade, TUESDAY, yfth iasL r.'SO p.m. I\lembcr3 are .warned, to atttnl. Uniform, Bull Drsas. By order,' ' ■,"..,''' P. MAY, Soreeont, •-. . ■ ; .:: "•■ -/•' ■■< Swro'arr.v ; /^nehun^'a; naxal'^tji^?!' Inspection Parade, WEDNESDi'Y?lBth;fc| at, 7.3').' JSvcry niembor requested W--J 1™11" All Hand conic >vith arms and fall in iffithWf pany. Fines strictly onforco'd.. ..;--;; ; .>.".,.;.:,r : i/j CHAS. -VcGBSGOR, " • -'• ■,' ".' i ' Lieutenant in pomstm^, A' UCJvLAND PHILHAMOJJIG fSfl' >±*L CIHTY'S CONCiiltT. THE MERRY MEN OF ''sosß .-.. , FOIIES.T.{BIRCH),,;.? :,. Wi. Conductor- .- .. =■ HerbCarlSchmm, ;'•" •■•:'. nvill bo Repoatcd in :,; ~ ► ST. JA.MES'.HALi'.a,, •- - : TO-NLGHT i' ■ Tided?, One Shilling. Doors.!opsn-ai;l^ commence at S sharp. q CAM p B ELL. - l .'.- .'.-:.-. ./ .;• ~;. -j . ■. llon.Set nnHB JUBILEE KINDERGARTEN. PATRONS : EARL AND COUKTESSOf ••; ; ABERDEEN. ■ L.^s^MRS. DUDLEY, i.WARD, ' ; .i.. ;ii!»':*7/ WILL DELIVER ;:i.. '' AN: EXPLANATORY ADDItESS, -'■' 'on1 "' i , r. hi : '"!"' THURSDAY NEXT, 18th INS?. ' ' 'Fuller particulars in to-morroVsJ^ FOR. DISPOSAL, one of.W-jS- Courit^;;.Storc Bin8in the Pro«g Wwainuuv. \S-aiUoto; »» a-Gcn^3SS Grocery, etc. Satisfactory reason* W^S' ,'Karly; anplicatloh "^^i^Sp^ tunity to'a pei-on with a sntell caplw. ( V^'^'T^Bf^GMAN.TeAwamUtt, .;;••'■ ' -Il'' f'BRIDGMAK ck r -■■■ SBS; Upper (Jucen-streg^AUCMj,^ D'ISOITARGED SOLDIERS^g and Volunteers' Petition for JJ&^ bo kept open;: by I^^f^S^ Wednesday evening. Koll up. to n" , , ;] ,,, Last chanco- ■■'■ ■■'-'•' -'■ '■'-' K1 '--r~~X\A JD! Hairdrcssing, Tobacwnfat g^ n «., Goods Business in the town of "^ retire W advortisor having dctcrinined^w re -, w business, is desiring to dwp«f. ffi J^M».*f He has successfully earned o^KSrre^ ■, the past 15 years; and can 111; mend it to the notice .of barking in this partioular 'f-^^ioV^ : are nearly now; larga '\n^fS;Boo^J suitable fora-family*. ;Alao,-* «ewu ■Shoe Show which has boon ■on for the past (i years .in-pre'Sktolf '^ and which-can bo v quired. ,The?p premises aro saH*^ a;B^ principal thoroughfare of tlio town .^^. gcthor unrivalled as regards: P^W' ifl ■ .tft ration. Terms easy.- fOJ,■ P» lo n "10 lUdKway-strc^,^^^a^_----^p-ffp ■J_; pDDFELLO«'^HALL, i P^. f!Oa ,^ ! Charts used by Mr Dai "<•» onj^h ; kindly consented to snig^« ten^P f