The Auckland Star.

SECOND EDITION.

VOL. XVIII.-No. 137,

AUCKLAND, 1.. Z., ■ SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1887.

PRICE-ONE PENNY.

TABLE TALK.

• < lolanthe "at the Opera House. ' The only Saturday night performance. ■■: There is to be a daily mail to Lake Taka*' puna. ' * i- 7;'- -'. Let local industry flourish ! , Exactly; but down with all industrious disseminations of dirt and disease. i> The Industrial Association. of Auckland would do well if it could secure .honesty of: manufacture. . >-:>'.: A A *.f A recent Mayor of Invercaigill has had ta* resign the office through his bankruptcy, j Poor Auckland ! No Jubilee procession —no fireworks—no . nuffin !" : •' j Private firms, shopkeepers, and others are left to dQfthe loyal demonstration business.; Why should .the public be. called on ta spend money' on crackers and squibs these dull times? ! A proper Jubilee celebration would be to give the people something. *'. j Then* here you are! Thomas a Short's; executors have resolved not to spend money j onillumjnatipns,.but*to give the money to \ their customers initead. : - * And Paddy Doran is going to give a mon-] ster fire balloon for the Jubilee '!_.'■ ... ..;, Oh, yes : everything is Jubilee at, pre-i sent. m-A * .'■' '■'■'■ '-'.' '"- . ) I agree with the Thames "Advertiser"! that " the Jubillfe cry is becoming: a per-; fectpest,and theproclamation of three work-1 ing days' holiday in honour of the occasion j is excessive, and bound to cause great and! needless inconvenience to business." : I An ingenious Dunedin butcher offered four patent Jubilee excuses for using light weights the other day. i The first of the four was that he had; bought t.he weights innocent of their, being short weight; the second was that his wife was so cut up by being summoned that they had shut up the shop, and they were going to leave the country ; the third plea was that, although he sold meat with the light weight, several of his customers did not pay him; while the lastj and most original of the lot, was that he had a brother who a had borne a good character for 25 years.. • • • i That was cutting it fine, but the: R.M. Court couldn?t meat him in a friendly spirit and imposed a fine. i/ ">■ ■ . . /> . The Dunedin "Star" states that the Council of Otago University have \ abart- \ doned the idea of asking for a charter. The civil sittings of the Supreme Court)! postponed till the 4th of July.' Another m- j justice to Uncle Sam ! ■■-■■•:;. 7 •-.. j I j The sum of £623 has now been collected for the Macandrew memorial fund; A.AA\ Toning down the brutal game! ■ The Wei-1 lington Rugby Union have passed • a reso lution giving power to the referee to order,, off the ground any player who disputes the umpire's decision. - * >• Mokau coal is found to be I excellent for heating p urposes,~ but of little use as a gas- i coal. --•-'' \ Mr John Leydon sis incredulous about that 30oz: nugget reported to .have been! found at Kimberley. A-"AA'-- ' \ ■ Well, you know John has been there; and hasn't it all been laid o_ to run down the field? a.-t_ I'M) j The new dog registration bill, in the j opinion of a contemporary, will, cause dog tax collectors to develop into an unmiti gated nuisance. • Some folks think ; are so already. '. A big thunder_torm at Tauranga yester day morning made the people think the Maori prophecy was coming true, and than old Tarawera was having a birthday "bust." ■ _ -• ;<" ■ Fenianism in the Waikato ! ■ Six calves on Woodstock farm have been killed by J some miscreant. ■■-.-■. Oli, that's no agrarian outrage. The settlers of the Waikato are all peaceful and. law-abiding. "--.'■■; What is it, then)'that has killed those calves? Can it be—— ..,-■■■■-■ *.j '• The Saurian Monster ?" Of course1 that's the depredation. :< '" ' \ J James Anderson has been committed for, trial at Christchurch on the charge of steal- j ing a bag containing L 5 10s in money, and; a cheque for L.5. He found the-bag, and instead of reporting it to the police, is said to have appropriated the contents.. . ■ *J'' The R.M. decided to-day that a man is', not justified in refusing to- maintain a; drunken wife. '-* }' '.' '*'{ i Quite right ! If a woman takes a spree occasionally, she is all the more needful of '._, "support!" ..'■'[ *j And her husband, though a teetotaller, | is bound to supporter, ••' ■■'' ." ■■ "' j



Skipping. "T^ mARANAKI, WELLlNG ft^j^g JL TON, LYTTELTON. If__i-ili- SPECIAL SERVICE. |fi-_^M Tho Union Steamship's Co.'s JT^ U' G" WANAKA Will leave Onehnnga every FRIDAY and Lyttelton every MONDAY, calling only at Taranaki and Wellington, and connecting at ;_.ew Plymouth with through Trains for Wanganui. •UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY ( ■ ■' OF NEW ZEALAND. 'Ju__inl.'___ TTNION STEAMSHIP s j P||ignf COMPANY OF NEW ZEA i fe^^l LAND (LIMITED). } ir^^m TIME TABLE.-Junß. FOR TARANAKI, NELSON, PICTON, WEL LINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND WEST ' COAST PORTS (from Manukau). Steamer. | Date of Sailing. [ _J**f* # Rotorua I Monday, 13, 2 p.m." | 12 noon. I HAWEA I Tucs.. 21, 930 a.m. | S.iO a.m. I. FOR TARANAKI, WELLINGTON, AND , LYTTELTON (Special Service). Wanaka I Friday, 17. I p.m. | 2 p.nr 7" FOR GISBORNE, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND PORT CHALMERS (from Auckland). Botomahana i Thurs., 16, noon | — MarakOA 1 Thurs., 23. noon | — ~ FOR MELBOURNE (Via Bluff). ~ Botomaiiana I Thurs., 16, noon | — IJAKABOA^" I Thurs., 23, noon j — *Calls at Hobart. ~~ FOR SYDNEY. ~ TkANAIT" ' I Wednesday. 15,5 p.m 1 — FOR HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO. JiUaiFOS^. " I Mon., June 20.2 p.m. | — A FOR LEVUKA AND SUVA. AraWATA I Mon., June 27, 5 p.m. | — " FOR GISBORNE, NAPIER AND * WELLINGTON. Australia I Tues., li, 6 p.m. I — FOR RUSSELL AND KAWAKAWA. Te Anau I Wednesday, 15,5 p.m. I — FOR GREYMOUTH. ... Qmapere I Mon., 20, 2 p.m. | — Cargo must be booked and alongside TWO HOURS beforo advertised time of departure. Passage Tickets must ho taken at the Com pany's Offlce. Auckland Branch, cornor Queen and Customs streets. * a. QTBAM TO THAMES, JSS^^-r^lf *3 Connecting withRIVER ' 't_-__^_lsC_L» STEAMERS for STIRLTNG- WORT H, OHINEMURI, , WAITEKAURI. WAI HI, TE AROHA GOLDFIELDa MORRINS VILLE. WAITOA PLAINS, AND GRANT AND FOSTER'S SETTLEMENT. TIME TABLE. S.S. ROTOMAHANA. P.S. ENTERPRISE No. 2. FROM AUCKLAND. / * | Rotomahana. | Enterprise. Saturday 111 i afternoon | — Monday 131 — 11.30 afternoon Tuesday 14 1 8 morning j — - ■- Wednes.- 15 j — I 6 afternoon Thursday 161 — I — '; Friday .171 — 18 night Saturday 18 | •— ■■■-•-■■__ !_ FROM THAMES. 1 Rotomahana. | Enterprise. i foturday 111 — I B.3onight I Monday 13116.30 morning | . — i Tuesday li 11 afternoon 110.30 night SS V "Wednes.. 151 — I — f Thursday 161 — I 4.30 afternoon I Waay 171 ..-..-. I —; Sa,ta_lay 181 — | 6 afternoon :Si cargo received for Rotomahana within Islf-an-hoTir of advertised time of leaving. Not responsible for Shipping, Carrying, or . ischarging Live Stock. • GEO. FRASER, Agent. *>- "F^OR OPOTIKI AND "!^^^^^^ WHAKATANE. ' Thes.s. CHELMSFORD .VUI leave Queen-street Wharf (weather and other circumstances permitting), at 5 p.m., on MONDAY, 13th inst. • Agents —Whakatane. McGarvey Bros., Abbott & Whiti., Opotiki. Apply to— SHARP & CO., Commerce-street



~ _ 'OTAIUKU AND ONE j£&4Ldr Vt hunga steam '&Mtf&££^ NAVIGATION CO. (Limited). CALLING AT AWITU POLLOCK, WAI PIPI, and other places. TIME-TABLE.-S.S. MANUKAU. leave Onehunga: Leave Waiuku: June. 13-Monday, 11.30 a.m. 13—Monday, 3p.m. 14-Tuesday, 12.30 p.m. 11-Tuesday, 4 p.m. 15-Wednes.; 2 p.m. 16-Thursday, 6.3< a.m. 17-Friday, 4 p.m. 18—Saturday. 8 a.m. 20-Mondav, 5.30 pm. 21—Tuesday, 10 a.m. 22-Wedncs.. 7.30 a.m. 22—Wedncs.. 11 a.m. 23-Thursday. 8 ami. 23-Thurs.. 11.3.0 a.m. 2i-Friday. 9 a.m. (for Manukau Heads) 25-Saturday, 0.30 a.m. 25—Saturday, 1 p.m. 27-Monday, 10.45 a.m. 27—Monday, 2.15 p.m. 28-Tuesday, 1130 a.m. 28— Tuesday, 3 p.m. 29-Wednes., 12.30 a.m. 20 -Wedncs., 4 p.m. July. 1-Friday, 3.30 p.m. 2-Saturday, 8 a.m. Weather and other circumstances permitting N;o cargo received within half an hour advertised time of leaving. . , _ All freights payable before delivery of goods. Not responsible for shipping, carrying or dis charging live stock. Fares—Single, ss; Return, 7s 6d. Freight, 7s 6d per ton. J. BARR BROWN, Managing Director. "^g—^OE THAMES, M&zTßkTh JO HIKUTAIA. PAEROA, • _2_-*<__*_s_lk" te AROHA, WAITOA, TM_msjk_W WA 10 RO NGO MA I SHAFTESBURY AND GORDON SETTLEMENT, if sufficient induce ment offers.) The s.s. KOT U X U Will leave on TUESDAY EVENING, June 14. For freight only, apply to— _____ _,__. _ a THORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH. J___3_ ' W O B ■ LONDON ,Q|ffiL JO DIRECT. l__l§Si§||; The Magnificent Iron Clipper HERMIONE, 1.120 tons register, D. T. Roberts, Commander, «now loading. ... Cargo carried at lowest current rates. !A. this vessel has good engagements, early ; application for space is necessary. L. D. NATHAN & CO., -.. , . ; Agents. NEW ZEALAND JL SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF | -«v^STEAMEßS(underContractwith %New Zealand Government) will be dcs , --toed with Her Majesty's Mails 'as under for ■. L O N D O N, ■ 7. Via Rio de Janeiro and Madeira: ot „, Port of Date. Steamers. Tons. -p o p a rturc. ~— — ■ ; ISs.. 7|*««.aka 4,473 Lyttelton June 30 :;.^Sff:r.:: S) r^ed- Ai*> ;i And thencefo. ward every fourth Thursday. Oculars may be lel^n-dby application tO -.;,,.; VCHARLESV-HOTOHTO^^, ■^tSoms-^txeet, Auckland,



_^ Shipping. jgfc^L*- ft S- COROMANDEL. THOMASSCOTT\ MASTER. TIMETABLE. L ayes Auckland Leaves Coromandel: Monday 13, 12 noon Tuesday, 14 12 noon w V ' I?00n Saturday, 18,12 noon weather and other circumstances permittinir. Notrespons ble in shipping, carrying or-tfi' charging live stock. J fa* or Ql3 „__° c.argo. received without Shipping Noto departure! 1 half-an'hour ot advertf 8 Ped gtime 0 f All Parcels must bo prepaid on Board. A. R. H. -SWINDLEY. Manager. j*&3_^ T YTTELTON TO AUCK nJjggaaKßg^ The Clipper Barque. -ww-zp N OTERO _,_-_ r _• _ , .(Captain Smith), Is Now Loading for tho above port. The vessel will have quick despatch, as a large portion of her cargo is already engaged. JAKINS & SONS, . Agents. __bfc3__. -fHOII GLSBORNE AND j_-_S*sgt_s-Sv _H_ EAST COAST PORTS _S_ffMl_>VlA MERCURY BAY.-Tho ass-_i_ia_£__r -? gSlar trador GISBORNE, J. _ mTT„^' Skinner. Master, will sail as above on TUFSDAY NEXT, llth inst, rcceiv- J?S Cargo at Queen-street Wharf till evening of that day. Glsborne shippers please send down . H.B.MORTON, Agent/ JgHAW, SAVIILL, AND (E^fUfel^fe-. ALBION COMPANY MONTHLY LINE OF FAST PASSENGER SB? £¥5?? BETWEEN ALL PORTS OF NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON. The following powerful new steel-built Steamers are appointed to leave for LONDON DIRECT as follows: (Final port as arranged.) *« . . I S 4 _ Steamer. §3 g? Commander. Da*?„s' De °m°o parture. «£j Coptic .._367'3000W. H. Kidley June 25 Tainui .. 5200 3000 B. J. Barlow |July 23 Doric .. 4744 3000 W. J. Jennings August 20 Arawa .. 5200 3500 J. Stewart Sept. 17 lonic .. 47.533000 J. G. Cameron'October 15 Coptic .. 4367,3000, W. H. Ridley [November 12 The Arawa and Tainui are new steamers of the latest design. The First-class Passenger Accommodation is in a citadel saloon on the main-deck amidships, and the sleeping berths are of extra large size. The Second-class Accommodation is very superior*, and is situated under the poop deok. Steerage passengers will have most excellent and roomy accommodation in tho between decks. , j The White Star steamers lonic, Doric, and Coptic, will be conducted by the managors of that lino, who have made thoir servico the most comfortable and popular afloat. An experienced Surgeon will accompany each steamer. All the steamers above-named will be fitted with the Electric Light. The Homeward-Route will he be via Rio de Janeiro, and the time occupied should not ex ceed 40 days. PASSAGE MONEY. Saloon From 60 guineas and upwards. Second Cabin... „ 40 „ „ Steerage „ 18 to 20 guineas „ Return Tickets at Greatly Reduced Rates. The Xj ndersigned are empowered to grant passages from -London to New Zealand, pay ment for which has been guaranteed in the colony: E. D. NATHAN & CO. CRUICKSHANK & CO. A. HEATHER. ' Js s __JrJ r _ (^RIENT LINE. STEAM TO LONDON. From Sydney. From Melbourne. Liguria June! June 10 Austral Juno 18 June 24 Iberia July 2 Julyß Chimbqrazq July 16 July 22 . And fortnightly thereafter. ' Through Fares from New Zealand to London: Steerage, £18; Second. £36 to £10; Saloon. £55 to £70. EXCURSION RETURN TICKETS, availahle9 months—First-class, £105. Available 12 months—First-class, £115; Second, £65. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited), Agents in New Zealand. COLONIAL UNION SHIPPING COMPANY Bankers: The London Joint Stock Bank (Limited). Managers : TYSER & CO., 3, Crosby Square, London. Thfi s s BALMORAL CASTLE, 100 Al, 2,948 tons, - Being the first of a Regular Line of Steamers, will leave London for New Zealand EARLY IN JULY, 1887. Importers are not asked to guarantee Freight, but to request their London agents to give this Line the preference upon equal terms. The Freight I lepartment will be managed by Mr Joseph Linley, who has had chargo of that branch of the New Zealand Shipping Company s London business for thirteen years, and who has a thorough knowledge of the requirements of tho New Zealand trade. STONE BROS., Agents,, ~' JT QTBAM TO LONDON. _4m_l__?^ PENINSULAR ,& ORIEN. •«aS__3-^-r_ls__' TAT- STEAM I.AVIGA ; .-jgjgglgggF -* 'HON COMPANY. FOR LONDON DIRECT (Via Colombo and Bombay). ~ ~ Leave Leave Mcl- Steamer. Sydney. bourno. Bi^lT —• J™«» Si" Kaisak-i-Hind Jmo22 Juno-* :^JSt.7 iSg& ■ And thencetorwaTd ovoiT^ltomato week. PTR.pni.ers and cargo booked to London, Mar seilfes, Ita?y?lgypt, India, China, and Japan, at tStickets issued both to first af second duced rates:— RcTum T doktAvailableforl2inonth^ .. £05 Passengers booked at Auckland at same rates as Sydney or Melbourne. > Forallparhcula^agplyto^j,. & Queen-street, Auckland. Amenta. Board and Besidence. T^TTE VILLA, UPPER GREY STREET -Mrs Townsend . a 0 vacancies for a f!w Boarderf; terms moderate; Bath and Piano. - -•.. "~ , —. . . '- B~~OARD AND RESIDENCE, superior, in private family: piano, V^gemd. _• _. _n.li - pverv home comfort; fromm— fctogs Hoi'sWpper Queen-street, opposite- Tnhernaclc. I ——— — COMFORTABLE HOME is offered to a lady or to two sisters at 10s per week each-For address apply to Mr T. B. Hill, rtll >^i^Qncnn-street. •_ FwtIEMAN' attending Supreme C-UrtSf And good accommodation at ProvindKt.^^ . ~A PARTMENTS vacant for two gentle * r-inj.l . ~ a£re( _ j n business; piano ■4- rae. n ™S*room with fireplace and -and home comtorcs , r"_-"" " A jj^phb at Sta_ f as: close to town and tram.-Adarese at _tak Officer "...



To Let. TO LET, comfortable 5-roomed Cottage ; every convenience.—H. Field, Richmond Road. 0 LET, House and Outbuildings, with fivo acres of land.—Apply A. Wood, Wel lington-street. TO LET, unfurnished, 2 Front Rooms, with fireplace.—Apply Lower corner of Exeter-street and Newton Road. TO LET, two 5-roomed Houses fronting street; wator inside ; rent, Bs.—Apply T. Harper, Canada-street, close to Baths, Pitt-st. TO LET, East-street, Newton, 4-Roomed House, largo yard, city water, oven, dJesser, &c.; rent, 3s.—Apply G. A. Forbes. TO LET, Office on ground floor in National Insurance Company's Building, now occupied by J. M. Lennox; Land Agent. TO LET, Upper Pitt-street, 7-roomed House; gas, water, washhouse, gardon, large yard.—Apply R. Llddle. Upper Pitt-street. TO LET, a 4-roomed Cottage in Clarence street, Ponsonby; 6s per weok.—Apply to E. Tomlinson, next door. TO LET, a 5-roomed stone House in View-road, Mount Eden, rent low.— Apply J. McMaster, 201 Queen-street. TO LET, 2 Rooms, furnished or unfur nished, with flreplaco, and use of kitchen. -Apply Second House opposite St. James's Church ; or, Mr 3 Tait, Wellington-street. TO LET, near Queen-streefc, 4-roomed House; 3 and 5-roomed Houses, Brown street, Ponsonby; alßo, Shop and 5 Rooms, Vic toria-3troet.-J. Williams, Victoria-street. TO LET, Two good 3-roomed Houses, _9 6d and ss; also 6-roomed House, Bs, short distance from Pitt-street, good water and scullery.—Apply Archill Tea Warehouse. TO LET, first-class new 6-roomed House, on one floor, with gas. water, and largo allotment, rent low, in England-street, off Franklin Road.—Apply next door. TO LET, 6-roomed House ; gas, city water, bath-room, and a good cooking stove.—Apply F. Moore, Boot and Shoo Empor ium, Karangahape Road. . TO LET, Furnished House, six rooms, for term of 3, 6, 9, or 12 months, at 27s 6d, 255, 22s e-d, or 20s weekly. — Thos. Rogers, Franklin Road, near Wood-street. TO LET or Sell, 6-roomed House, Brown-street. _ fireplaces, every conveni ence, and very cheap.—Apply Fred. Blomfleld, Upper Queen-atreet. TO LET, in Vermont-street, a Comfor table 5-roomed House, with washhouse, gasand water laid on.—Apply to John Taylor, Ponsonby Road, comer of Collingwood-s troct. TO LET, corner Shop and four rooms, Victoria-street West, also 3-roomed Cot tage in Graham-street.—A. Wright, Toy Shop, Victoria-streot West. TO LET, for Grazing, small Paddock, Epsom ; good feed. Also to Lot, 6-roomed HousOj flvo or six acres scoria Land. — Apply to F. R. Claudo. Shortland-streot. TO LET, Store, 60ft x 50, close to Queen- Street; fitted up in first-class stylo with offices, counters, shelving, etc. Rent very moderate.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Queen-street. 0 LET in Mounb Eden, House of 5 rooms and bath-room, coach-houso, stablo, wood-houso, wash-house, &o.; rent low.—Apply Robort Carlile, Viow Avenue, off View Road, Mount Eden. TO LET, a beautiful, 3-story, plate . glass-windowed Shop, good stand; noxt door but one to Varnon.s old shop; rent, 25s per week.—Mr Lennox, National Insurance Build ing, Queen-street • TO LET, Wellesley-street, those com modious premises at present occupied by Mr George Gledhill, Cordial Manufacturer.— Apply, Brown, Barrett, and Co., Elliott-street, Auckland. ■ TO LET, two good Shops, in Whangarei, best business site in the township, opposite the Bank of New Zealand and next the Post Office.—For further particulars apply to E. Cafler, Whangarei. TO LET, Shop and Dwelling, 6 rooms ; shop fittings, gas, largo gas stove; next Tyndall's, Butcher, Mount Eden Road. First class opening for grocer, greengrocer, or fruit erer. Rent, 15s.—Apply N.Z. Mortgage, Loan, and Discount Bank, High street. 0 BAKERS.—A good Shop and Bake house, in Wellington-street; rent very low.—Apply'C. Wood, Parnell.' mO BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS. TO LET, a Shop and Four Rooms, with Bake house, situated in Upper Symonds-street. — Apply to- D. ROBERTSON, Upper Symond-street. SHOP t7TL__-T_'Karangahape Road"; rent, 253 per week.—Apply Earle and Montgomery. _TIAJPACIOUS Concreted Cellar, .Back \J ' Warehouse on ground floor, and a few Offices in the Government Insurance new build ing still open for Leasing to suitable tenants.— Particulars obtainable from William J. Speight, District Agent, 75, Queen-street. Early applica tion neoessary. . IREWOOD YARD, House, and 2 stall Stablo to Let in Cook-stroct: also, House, Kingslond, 2s6d weekly; and Cheap Houses elsewhere,—C. Williamson, Land Agent, 83, Queen-street. OUSBS, SHOPS, &__, TO LET By D. F. EVANS. Wood Street, 6 rooms, gas, water, and kitchen range, £45 p.a. Edwin Stroet, i rooms and detached workshop, 12s. Eden Terrace, 8 rooms, gas and water, stables etc., 10s 6d. Ponsonby Road, 6 rooms, detached wash-house with copper, 16s. Summer Street, i rooms, water laid in, Bs. Eldon Street, 13 rooms, gas and water, stable, coach-house, and every con venience, 1. acres land, 3fls. Ponsonby Road, corner shop and dwelling, 30s. Victoria Street, shop and dwelling well lltted, 3^s. Upper Queen Street, commodious building, suitable for storo or manufactory, 30s. And others on application. For Sale. FOR SALE, Knitting Machine, new patent Griswold; best machine for all round work: cheap.—John Clare, Richmond Road, near Field's. ___ ■ FOR SALE, small Milk Round, trap, harness, cans, etc.; also, Cows, if wanted. A good opportunity to acquire an old-established mi-k business. - John L. Cochrane, Mount St. John, Epsom. . ■■ OR POSITIVE SALE, cheap and terms very easy, 650 acres good Land with deep-frontage. Only eight miles from tho Queen-stroet Wharf.—Apply to John Soppet House and Land Agent, 65, Queen-street. OR IMMEDIATE SALE, in Alten Road, a good 7-roomed Houso, witli scul lery, wash-house, gas and water, etc., and largo allotment. Price very low.—Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, 65 Queen-street. OR IMMEDIATE SALE, as tho owner' must leave for England, a really good Farm of 238 acres, 130 acres of it in grass, and fenced part with thorn hedges, and tho balance in bush; orchard, house, and buildings; and a very low price will be-taken.—Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, 65 Queen Street. ' ' ___ OR SALE, the Cheapest Fruit, Poultry, and General Farm in the market; 90 acres; fresh water streams and salt water frontage. Two hours' distance, and carriage to Auckland _s. per ton. Good six-roomed house, large shippon, dairy, etc., landing pier and good fishing.—Apply John Clare, Richmond Road, fifth house above Field's. FOR SALE—To nurserymen, market gardeners, and others—Two really grand Sections of Alluvial Land, ono 7_ acres and s£, all in high state of cultivation, and well watered, with eastern aspect. This is really a good chance for small capitalist. Terms easy, within .indies of Auckland.-Apply Coupland and Co., Customs Street. FOR SALE, the Goodwill of the oldest Hairdressing, Tobacconist and Fancy Goods Business in the town of Wanganui. The advertiser having determined to retire from business, is desiring to dispose of the abovo. Ho has successfully oarried on this business for the past 15 years, and can confidently recom mend it to the notice of anyone desirous of em barking in this particular lino. The premises are nearly new, large and commodious, and suitable for a family. Also, a Retail Boot and Shoe Shop, which has been successfully carried on for tho past 6 years in premises adjoining, and which can be disposed of separately it re quired. These premises are situated in the principal thoroughfare of the town,- and alto; gether unrivalled as regards position and repu tation. Terms easy.—For particulars apply P W. Watkins. General Commission Agent, Ridgwaystreet, Wanganui,



For Sale. FOUND, a Brown and-white Dog. Owner may havo the same by paying ex penses.—Apply Star Office. TD.OR SALE, New and Second-hand ___. Spring Carts and Drays.—Apply J. Pat terson, Upper Queen-street, next Tabernacle. FOR SALE, Covered Van, in good con dition.—Apply s. D. Cooper, Clothier, Karangahape Road. 11.0RSALE, Double-seated Buugy, nearly _■ new, for cash or on time payments, to suit purchasor. -Apply N.Z. Mortgage, Loan, and Discount Bank, High-street. FOR SALE or Lease, a Good-paying Country Bakery Businoss, Freehold. Good reasons given for selling.—For address, apply Star Oflice. FOR SALE, a 4 horse-power Engine ; also, a 1 horso-power Engine, both very little used.—Apply Brown, Barrett and Co., Elliott-street, Auckland. OR SALE7~Cheap, First-class c.d.v. Photograph Camera, etc., nearly now; splondid worker.—Address Vause, P. 0., Te Ar oh a. EOR SALE, cheap, Cottage and large garden, 10 minutes from Post Office; .-acre town lot, Kawakawa, cheap.—Peot, Grocer, Wellington-street. T^. 0 R S A L ~E THE SPLENDID ESTATE KNOWN AS AVONDALE PARK, Containing 130 acres, only ii miles from Auck land by a good metalled road. A good oppor tunity for acquiring villa sites, etc. Soil suitable to nrofitable work for market gardening, being only five minutes' walk from railway station, and omnibuses running to and from tho city every hour. Will bo sold in lots of one acre and upwards. Ternislibcrr.]. Title. Land Transfer Act. Apply to HESKETH, AITKEN, & CO., Or to JOHN BOLLARD, Avondale. ' TH. 0 R SALE — 200 acros Good Land fronting the Okura River, is situated about!) miles from Dovonport by the Coach Road. 88 acres Good Land, having extensive water frontage to Wade River; splondid position for fruitgrowing ; steam or passes twice a week. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Queen-street. TO. 0 R S A L E. , • ■'• £ s. d. 1 h.p. Shipman Engine 20 0 0 50-20 cp. Dynamo 25 0 0 10—10 cp. Dynamo 8.0 0 450 feet 5/10 Insulated Cable .. .. 11 0 0 40-20 cp. Lamps .. .. .. ■-. 10 0 0 1-5" Electric Bell 1 10 0 3 dozen Electric Bell Pnshos .. .. 17 0 2 Electric Bell Pushes and Silk Cord 010 0 1 pair Blako's Telephones 5 0 0 3 Single Bell Telephones .. .. 12 6 1 pair Single Bell Telephones.. .. 010 0 Number of Terminals and Clamps 10 0 Carbons, various.. .. .. ..100 4 dozen 3" Gongs I 16 0 Brush Arce Lamp 5 10 0 12—3" Porous Cells 018 0 Gibs Quicksilver 0 110 1 Power Grinding Head 2 0 0 i Emery Wheels 10 0 Small Lathe 10 0 3 SmoltingPots 0 12 6 4 Seed Sowers 2 2 0 Electric Plating Bath .. .. .. 10 0 18ft. Counter, 7 drawers .... .. 3 0 0 7ft. Counter 0 12 0 2 Largo "Nest" Seed Drawers ~ 8 0 0 Small Seed Show Case 1 5.0 ShowCase 0 10 0 Combination Bell and Battory .. 012 6 Saw Sharping Vice Leamington Range 2 5 0 Bicycle „ 3 o 0 &c. &c. &c. HILL'S BUI LDIN GS, EDEN TERRACE. "OOARDING - HOUSE FOR SALE. Tho Proprietor of tho DEVONSHIRE BOARDING-HOUSE, Hobson-street (owing to ill-health), is offering for Sale, the Lease, Good will, and the entire Furniture. This well known and popular Boarding-houso offers an opportunity to an enterprising man and wife in a going concern. For particulars, apply on the premises. T MM E D I A T E. FOR SALE, the Interest, Good-will, Stock, and Fittings of one of tho best paying Busi nesses in Auckland; established nearly four years, and generally recognisod as the best stand in Auokland. Two large plate-glass win dows, suitable for any business. Rent very low. Satisfactory reasons for selling given — Apply A. MOORE, corner of Pitt and Beres ford-strccts, Newton. UST BE CLEARED OUT THIS SEASON.-130 Oak, 350 Plane, 30 Ash, C Elm Trees 8 years old, suitable for Park or Avenue. They aro well rooted, having been removed last season, from about 10 to 14 feet high. W. MASON, Ponsonby. MICROSCOPE, with 6 powers, up to 1-16.1, with apparatus, suitable for a Doctor or Analyst; by best London maker; a bargain.—Apply Micro., Star Office. rrTOBAC CO! TOBACCO! JL TOBACCO! 56 Boxes of Genuine Cameron's Long 7's to pound, at 5s 2d per lb (libs for 20s) for Cash; weight guaranteed, at FREDK. WHITEHEAD'S, 95, VICTORIA.-ff.REET. . JRO BRUSH AND BROOM MANU JL FACTURERS. FOR SALE—That splendid Business in Upper Queen-street, known as Wm. Kay's Factory, in thorough working order. The machinery and plant is the most modern in New Zealand, and together with tho Stock and Tools will _bo sold a, bargain. To a smart energetic man who thoroughly understands the business, exception ally easy terms can be arrangod.—Apply to T. H.Biggs, on the premises. O"BUILDERS and Others.—For Sale, very cheap, a quantity of Joinery, Tur nery, Fretwork, Mouldings, etc., etc.— Apply Moiint Eden Sash and Door Factory. lriri> "p7~-WALNUT Brinsmead .Piano, :2£w<f|> e>7? nearly new, cost over £50. On vicvv at Webb's, Oak House, Hobson-street. nHAS. WILLIAMSON, \y House, T_and.and Estate Agcnt,B3, Queen street, opposite 'Fort'street, has always for Sale, and to Let, large and small Houses in the City, Suburbs, and Country Districts; also. Farms, improved and unimproved, in various •riarts of tho province. Several Eligible Building Allotments for Sale in tho City and Suburbs, for cash or on deferred payments. Volunteer Notices. ■i^ro. ~~2 BATTALION A.RV. Inspection Parade will be held in the Drill shed TUESDAY next, 14th, at 7.30 p.m. .. Full Dress, Arms, and Accoutrements.. By order * W. H. SKINNER, Capt. and Adjutant. ORSON RIFLE COMPANY. — In spection Parade will be held on TUESDAY June 14th, at 7.30 p.m., at Drill Shod. Uniform, Full Dress, Arms, and Accoutrements. Import ant meeting after Parade. By order, P. MAY, Sergeant, Sec Lost and Found- LOST, near Opera Hou3e, Lady's Water proof Cloak. —Reward at Star Office OST, Black-and-white Cocker Spaniel Dog.—los reward will ho paid to anyono roturning to H. F. Forder, Brown-street, Pon 'sonby. 'Anyone detaining same will be prose c ntcd. LOST, a Sable-fur Boa, in Carlton Gore * Road or Park Road. Fivo shillings reward. -Apply-Mrs Blanford, Park Road, or Star Office.. ■.-.-■ ■ • ■ ! • OST between Franklin Road and Shelly i Beach, on Sunday last, a 'Greenstone Pendant^ Please return to J. L. Saundors, Tailor, Queon-street. TP.OUND,' in' Napier-street, on Friday JL. . ■ evening, a-.Bay Mare; has three, white feet arid white face. If not claimed within seven (days ,wijl be sold to pay expenses.—W. O'Hara, foot of Franklin road. '-'-A^t ' '



Wanted. WANTED, a Children's Maid ; must be a good needlewoman. — Apply Mrs Alfred E. Isaacs, Melrose Hail, Remuera. ANTED, for Wanganui, a reliable Bookkeeper; must also be a good corres pondent. — Address, giving references and salary required, " H.B ," P.O. Box, Wanganui. ANTED, Thirty Men for Platelayinp and Ballasting; 8s per day to good ballast pit hands.—John Murphy, Huntly. WANTED, a good Dressmaker for two days.-Apply No. 6, Wynyard Villas, Wynyard-street. - ANTED immediately, a tidy Girl of fourteen, to assist in housework in a smallfamily.-Apply Star Offlce. ANTED, a good Salesman. — Apply at once, J. Caughey, Draper, Karangahape Road. . WANTED, General Servant, must be good plain cook and laundress.—Apply Mrs G. Jones, College Road, second house from England-stroct. i ANTED, a Tidy Hand to Cart Beef. A Drunkard or a Salvation Membor need not apply.—Apply at tho Ellerslie Slaughter House. WANTED IMMEDIATELY a thorough good General Servant. References re quired.-Apply to Mrs J. Reid, Stanley-street, North Shore. . WANTED, for Gisborne, a Married Couple, unincumbered. - Apply Mrs Kenny, Onehunga, near Public Hall. W~~ ANTED by an experienced person with first-class references, a Situation as Housekeeper ; would undertake baking and small dairy ; country not objected to.—Address Miss Roberts, Hobson Boarding-house, Lower Hobson-street. WANTED, an Engagement with view to partnership or purchase in good going businoss; has had a number of years' colonial experience in various lines. Correspondence strictly private.—Address Business, Star Offlce. ANTED AT ONCE.—Vacancy tor Clerk with commercial experience, and capablo correspondent,.—Apply by letter ad drosscd Box 126. Chief Post Oitlee. ANTED, Ponsonby Ratepayers to visit Councillor Evans's property, corner of Cameron and Seymour streets, and see whore the earth coming out of Shelly Beach Road is being doposited, and which costs you Is por yard. Time we called a public mooting to know tho reason why. ANTED, a good second-hand Har monium ; state price and description.— Box 112. , WANTED, a small Unfurnished Room. -Addrosa A.R., Star Office. WANTED.— Come and sco my extra Trousers for nothing.-J. H. Dalton, Victoria-streot East. ANTED to LET, Furnished House, soven rooms, near Albert Park, terms m- dorato. Address Star Offlce. ANTED to Rent, a House of.. or 6 rooms.-Address, with full particulars. Green, Star Office. ANTED to Rent from 16 to 20 acres of Land, with house, near town with purchasing clause.—Address Farmer, caro of E. Porter and Co., Karangahape Road, Newton. ANTED TO BUY, cheap, large second-hand Parrot Cage.—Apply Hob son-strect Dairy. ANTED to Buy, the Furniture (must be good) of a Small Boarding-house with permanent boarders.—Address Star Offloe. WANTED, to Purchase, a good Second hand Iron Tank ; must be cheap.—Ap ply to J. .Spinley. Newton Arcado. WANTED, jmrchasers for 9 and 3 h.p. Portable Engines, Mortar Mills, etc. On Sale and for Hire, Screw Jacks, 9,,12, 16 and 20 inches.—Jas. Slator. Architect and Engineer. WANTED, Pupils for Night and Day School, Wollesley - street, first house from Symonds-street. Privato tuition, or at pupil's own reaidenee. WANTED.— "Whore are we all going to?" Why to J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Vic toria-street, for an Extra Pair of Trousers for nothing. WANTED Seen. The Newest Shapes in Felt and Tweed Hats exhibited at lowest prices by George Fowlds,. 80, Victoria street. WANTED KNOWN. -The Rev. J. W. Alloway, B.A. (Camb), recoives or visits private pupils. Evening classes for pupils over 11 years. Hopburn-strcot. ' ANTED KNOWN—Watch Glasses fitted, 3d each; charges for watch repairs no matter what maker or where bought, equally cheap. Best workmen kept on tho promises. Ar rangements made to turn out 150 repairs per week. All watches cleaned are guaranteed at Stewart Dawson and Co.'s great English Watch Exhibition, 91, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN-Pigs'Feet, fresh ovcry hour, at Sanford's, Victoria-stroet, corner of Albert-street, and at the Branch Shop, Wharf.opposito Railway Station. W" ANTED KNOWN-An Album of Portraits and Views, Souvenir of Queen Victoria's Jubilee, will be presented to all pur chasers of Goods, Is valuo, at Goodeon'a London Arcade. ■ WANTED KNOWN.—Pianofortes Tuned, ss.—G. Hood, Norman-street, Mount Roskill Road. Orders received by Mr Finch, Stationer, Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN—An Extra Pair of Trousers given away with every Suit. —J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria-street East. WANTED KNOWN.-Stranger than Fiction—J. H. Dalton gives away a Pair of Trousers for Nothing. WANTED KNOWN—I am prepared to take in pawn Pianos, Harmoniums, Suites of Furniture. Money Lent on Personal and Collateral Security. Bills Discounted.—Jas. Rac, Elliott-street. WANTED KNOWN.-An Extra Pair of Trousers for Nothing.—J. H. Dalton, Tailor. Victoria-street East. , . ) WANTED KNOWN. -1 have a'- 9-room House in Albert Park to Let; gas and water laid in ; ront moderate to a good tenant. —J. J. Craig, Commerce-street. ; W""*' ANTED KNOWN—rhave Ja Butcher Shop and 1 rooms to let at 10s per week; also Shop and 4 rooms, suitable for any kind of business, gns and wator laid on, 10s per week; also other nouses at low rent to good tenants.— J. J. Craig, Commerce-street. ANTED KNOWN—That the Auck. land Industrial Exhibition will bo. opened in the Industrial Association's Rooms, Wyndham-strcet, on Jubilee Day, Juno 21, 1887, and it is necessary that all exhibitors make iin mediato application for space. W~ ANTED SEE N- D. MCPHERSON'S GRAND SHOW OF HIS OWN IMPORTED BLANKETS, 1 A BALES ... A good English Blanket, size 8/4 (or 2yds. in length), 5s lid pair; 9/4 (or 2i yards), 8s 6d pair; 10/4 (or 2. yards), 12s 6d pair; 11/4 (or 2J yards, full size), 19s 6d pair; 10/4 Scotch Twill, 14s lid pair; makes in proportion. New Zealand Flannels, special valuo—ls,ls 2d, Is'3d, Is 6d, etc., etc.; Imitation Welsh, 6?d, 83d, 9_d, 10d. &c; very wide width, ls yard; Heavy Scotch Plaidings, ls 4d, ls fid. Is 8d yard. Splendid Value. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. -yn- A N TED KNO WN. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. D. MoPHERSON, being largely overstocked with Ulsters, Jackets, etc., as below, has deter mined to clear regardless of coat.rather than hold over. 30 Ladies' Black Braided Jersey Jackots at 9s lid each. Newest Stylo ,-At Karangahape Road. __________ TXT A N T.E D K;N ,0 W N, ; 250 Children's and Girls* Ulsters, 2s' 6d, 3s 6d, 44 fid, 5s 6d, 6s fid, etc., each ; 200 Ladies' do. from 7s fid, 8s Gd. 93 Gd, 10s Gd, 12s Gd, to 30s each. Bar gains regardless of cost at P. McPHERSON'S. -Vfcf A NT E D . X N; O W N. 240 Black. Rabbit-fur Capes'-ta 6d. r a „_7 2s 6di 2s lid each. /'■ . j " 750 Ladies' and Ohildre** 3 Felt, p,„ _ T -d Cloth Hats, is each. /».,,' ush> an, 7 Real Genuine Bsy^r ' ll'; Ret_ a A,] '''--Y ' Cos--At^^rn-^op^ _ tardiess o i4 _ A. **®2bJ>



WanteiL ' WANTED, a Young Man for the trade. -Apply R. S. Briggs. Butcher, .Parnell. WANTED AT ONCE, a Clerk with commercial experience, capable corres pondent.-Apply Box 126, P.O. . WANTED KNOWN—I am delivering best Waikato House Coal at 22s per ton cash; also Newcastle, Taupiri, and Whanga rei Coal at lowest rates.—J. Craig, Commerce strect. . WANTED KNOWN Jubilee Illumina tions. Chinese and .Tapaned Lanterns, very cheap at Goodson's. Waterbury Watches, 13s Gd; entire new stock of Gold and Silver Jewellery, all warranted and very cheap; Dinner Sets from 20s; Tea and Breakfast Sets from 12s Gd; Electro Plated Table Forks and Spoons, ls ench ; Dessert. Forks and Spoons, 9d each; Tea Spoons, 6d each (Albeloid pure M. Metal throughout); Tables, at Gd each ; Dessert, 4d- Teas, 2d each; asQuire (120sheets)Packet Of good Note Paper, 6d; 100 Envelopes to match, Gd. In fact, the cheapness of the goods havo established Goodson's London Arcado as the place to obtain the best value for the money in Auckland. Inspection invited. Price list on application. Note the Address: Goodson s London Arcade, opposito McArthur a Ware house, 210, Queen-street. Tp ANTED KNOWN- James Clare has Boats and Yachts for Hire at his Residence, St. Mary' 3 Road, Ponsonby. Boats bnilt to order at his Yard, Customs-3treet West. Seven-ton Boat for Sale; suitable for oyster trade. xrr A NT E D, INSPECTION pv MUNRO AND MILLIGAN'S TWEEDS. TjTT- ANTED KNOWN. GEORGEGREGORY, PHOTOGRAPHER, Quick's Buildings (Near Three Lamps), PONSONBY ROAD, Is now producing First-class Photographs at the following reasonable rates:-Carte de visite, 10s 6dperdoz.; Cabinets, £1 Is per doz. Chil dren's at same price. High-class Enamelling at a modorato advance on above prices. Tram care pass the door regularly. WANTED X N O W N — WINTER AMUSEMENTS.-..5 for One Shilling.— The Proprietor of the Opera House offers a Prize of £5 to the Competitor making the most words out of the letters in tho words "Victorias Jubilee." All Competitors must send in answers by July 1, and enclose ls in stamps, with their names and address, to Opera House, Box No. 71, Auckland.-Copies of rules can he obtained on application at the Opera House. Box Offlce at Kidd and Wildman's. - Now Com. petition will open on July 2.—No notice taken of communications not containing stamps. X)TT ANTED KNOWN. The undersigned is now offering an excellent Bsortment ot WINTER DRAPERY & MILLINERY AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. Imported direct from leading British manu *7; • facturers. A choice assortment of MILLINERY, DRESS FABRICS in all the most useful tex tures from GJd. FLANNELS from 6}d to ls 9d. BLANKETS all sizes, Al value. Cash buyers will find here the best value obtainable. A. LOVETT, WELLESLEY STREET. Inspector of Lunatic Asylums' Office, Wellington, June 7, 1887. APPLICATIONS are invited until the 30th June, for the position of Assistant Medical Officer at Seachff Asylum. Salary, £200, with board and lodging for a single man, and a month's holiday cacVyear^-^ Inspector. "M"OUNT EDEN ROAD BOARD. ENGINEER FOR WATER SUPPLY SCHEME Applications are invited for the position of Engineer to the Board for the purpose of the Water Supply for the district. Information as to conditions and requirements may be obtained after MONDAY, June 13th, at the offlce of Mr Potter, Durham-street, or from the Clerk of the Board, Mount Eden Road. Applications to be sent in notlater than 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, June 17, 1887, addressed to the Chairman of the Board. Mount Eden. Byorderoftheßoard. sTicKLEYcierk A MAN of good businoss experience and ability, with knowlodge of shorthand, desires engagement.—Address, Phono, Star Office; , TVTO MYSTERY! "* ■VTO MYSTERY !! nVTO MYSTERY as to PRICE XS At the • NORTHERN CASH DRAPERY AND CLOTHING CO.'S SALE. Goods always Marked in Plain Figures. QAUCE ! SAUCE! SAUCE! Wanted, everylover of good Sauce to purchase a Sixpenny Bottle of the "Yorkshire Sauce Extraordinary," to test what a Colonial Manu facturer can do, and oblige FREDK. WHITEHEAD, TEA, COFFEE, AND SPICE MERCHANT, 95, Victoria-street. jC? /_ _-_~~-'"ron Upright Grand, in good 3-. -JC^-' order, nearly new. first-class maker; cos. _75; a bargain.—At Webb's, Oak Houso, Hobson-street. JUBILEE! JUBILEE J. WANTED KNOWN. That W. H. PULFORD, Scenic Artist, is prepared to Paint Transparen cies of any design for the Jubilee. Full particulars on application to W. H. PULFORD, P.O. Box 218. Personal. WILL Miss Clarkson, who called on Mrs Dudley Ward some sime ago, please call again? PERSONAL.— Handley's Belfast Ginger Ale, guaranteed perfectly pure and superior to any. Buy it. Sold everywhere.— Factory, Wellington Place, Hobson-street. QUEEN Anne's Rheumatic Oil for Sciatica; Queen Anne's Rheumatic Oil for Rheumatism ; Queen Anne's Rheumatic Oil for all pains. Sold by all Storekeepers. ' ANNAFORD'S Jubilee Registry Cele brates Victoria's .Jubilee 'thusly, Em ployers' from Bth to end of June supplied with good Servant's free of charge. ~ _____ ERSONAL.— Slaughter of the Inno cents ! Boys' Clothing at less than half price during the very cheap sale at C. A. Porter's, 276. Queen-street, corner of Wakefleld stroet. PERSONAL. —I supply an Extra pair of Trousers with evory suit—J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria-streot East. i ERSONAL.-Call and get an Overcoat at J. H. Dalton's. Tailor, Victoria-st. East. RAND FANCY DRESS , BALL, CITY HALL, JUBILEE NIGHT. JUNE 21. I Handsome Costumes for Hire : " Earl of Leicester," " Sir Roger de Coverloy," "French Revolutionist," "Oliver Cromwell," ' Dr. Pangloss." " George II.," " Greek Boy," &c, all new. ! ;-n, J.J. WALSH, Next Hobson Hotel, Victoria-street. FISH ! FISH ! FISH !-Rakino Smoked Fish, wholesale in ls parcels at the boat, on . Thursdays, ' Fridays, .and' Saturdays.— Address, A. Sanford, Rakmo Island. ■ CARPENTERS, LABOURS* - '■> •sequested.tocall.ino-exf -■-" ~, irShirts. Clothing.'ar /Fowlds, 807 Yictfc''



Amusements- WILLIAMSON, GARNER, & MUSGROVE'S ROYAL /^OMIC Z^PERA /COMPANY, OF SIXTY PERFORMERS. Manager .. .. Mr R. S. Smy the Business Agent .. Mr W. Hughes Stage Manager .. Mr John Wallace Conductor .. .. Mr W. H. Harrison EVERYBODY DELIGHTED. OPERA HOUSE-TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). Gilbert and Sullivan's Original Fairy Opera (which has been received with the utmost enthusiasm), entitled, I 'OLA NTH T~~5 OLANTH I—( • OLANTH J—J } OR, THE PEER AND THE PERI, THE PEER AND THE PERI, Performed last evening bofore a Thronged and Enraptured Audience, and which will be given for the third time To-night, with all ITS CHARMING MUSIC ITS SPARKLING DIALOGUE ITS" MAGNIFICENT SCENERY ITS PALACE-YARD BY MOONLIGHT ITS BLUE-BLOODED PEERS ' . ITS GORGEOUS COSTUMES ITS VERY SUSCEPTIBLE CHANCELLOR ITS DAINTY TRIPPING FAIRIES ITS GRENADIER GUARDSMAN ITS BANISHED DELICATE-CHESTED lOLANTnE ITS PASTORAL TORY-RADICAL M.P. ITS ST. JAMES'S PARK AFTER DARK -——_ I • ' ITS LOVELY WARD IN CHANCERY ITS SPLENDID FAIRY QUEEN ITS ARCADIAN LANDSCAPE. Admission— ss, 3s, ls. Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls plans at Kidd and Wildman's. Commence at 8. Carriages at 10.30. AGRICULTURAL HALL Lessees. .Messrs Hesketh and Ait-ken Manager.. .. .. Maxßinklo TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! GRAND RE-OPENING NIGHT Of the abovo Hall by t >d: ... MAX RINKLE'S Grand Jubilee Burlesque . and Pantomime Company, , On which occasion will bo produced, with new scenery and effects, the laughable Burlesque, entitled, LA . SOMNAMBULA; Or, THE SLEEP-WALKER, By a Company of Artistes the most of whom are new to Auckland. To he followed "by a COMIC JUBILEE PANTOMIME, With new Comic Scenes, new Local Hits, and new Comic Business. For cast of characters see Day Bills. N.B.—The above Hall has been comfortably seated and the stage enlarged, thereby making it the most popular place of amusement in Auckland. MILLION PRICES: Chairs, ls; Gallery, 6d #"OURNS CLUB JUBILEE JL> SOCIAL. . Members are notified that Tickets for the JUBILEESOCIALGATHER ING on MONDAY, EVENING, 20th June, are now issued, and may be had of the Executive Committee. Double Tickets, 4s Gd. No single tickets issued. I^-EWMARKET HALL. ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 17th and 18th, At 2.30, and EVENING at 7, a JUBILEE CONCERT AND FANCY FAIR Including Works of Art, Galvanic Battery. Gypsy Tent, &c, &c, and a great variety of amusements. A Prize, value £2, to the Best Lady Vocalist. THE SUNNY SOUTH MINSTRELS. , Will give some of their best selections on the Saturday Evening. ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING.. Names for competition to J. BORLEY, New market. (Mrs Borley's Registry Office). GRAND JUBILEE TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. • • MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 20. A Grand Jubilee Festival under the auspices of the joint Temperance Societies of Auckland will be held in the JB3TCHORAL HALL is. On Monday Evening, June 20, when AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME Of Songs, Quartets, Speeches, and Instrumental Music will be presented, and a " * PRIZE POEM, Written specially fortheoccasion, willbe recited. Tickets, ls each; Family Tickets.to admit parents and 3 children, 2s Gd. V ' . Tickets can be had from the following :—Kidd and Wildman, Victoria Arcado; E. Wavte, Stationer, Queed-strect: Upton and Co., Book sellers, Queen-street; J. Mackay, Booksellers, Grey-street and Karangahape Rd.: R. Gregory, Ponsonby Road; W. R. Cook, Hon. Sec., Gospel Temperance Oflice, Albert-street; and from the Secretary or any member of the Committee. *. H. ROTHERHAM, Hem. Sec. ri RAND Tj.A2.CY TT|RESS T> ALL. • CITY HALL-JUBILEE NIGHT, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, Underthemanagement of Mr LachlanMcGowan /^IRANDTj-ANCY T\RESST>ALL. Double Ticket, 10s; Extra Lady, ss; Gentlemen, 7s Cd. • Tickets at Kidd & Wildman's, Victoria Arcade. A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. JUBILEE BALL. FANCY DRESSES, FOR,LADIES A_b GENTLEMEN, ON H I It E, Apply 2 to 4 o'clock. JOHN WALLACE, Stage Manager. TTOBSON RIFLE CORPS. JUBILEE BALL, UNDER DISTINGUISHED. PATRONAGE, Will be held in tlie 7 FORESTERS' HALL, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1887. Double Ticket, 7s 6d. Extra lady, 2s 6d. Tickets to be had from Committeo and all Stationers. PRYCE MAY, Secretary. A GRAN D SO C I A,L "^^ In connection with the new Catholic Church, Ponsonby, will be hold in the Ponsonby Hall onMONDAY, 20th Juce. Tickets may.be obtained on application to MR JOS. W. GRAY, Secretary, Ponsonby. ' T. JAM E S.'-S HAL L. WELLINGTON-STREET; : ~, , The Grand., JubileeCahtata, ] "BRITANNIA AND HER DAUG_HTERS.''. _-. -- .yM*fcr'& ''itJEIE.V" xv JHURSOAY A-" '-*■-■'-- . Chorus ofi.' "Band. Ac* ""nds, ,



'.Drapery, Etc.*; -..< 77.! j QPECTAL AND EXTRAORDINARY: BARGAINS Now being offered at . 77: ,R. H. ABBOTT & Co.'s,;:;. K-AKANGAHAPE Road , , And : - Ufpek Symonds-sieeei . 250 Ladies' Jersey Jackets, Mantle's, Paletots, ... &c, ranging in value from one to foiir,' guineas apiece, are being cleared out from' Ss lid to 19s Cd each. These will undoubtedly be sold in; tC- few.:days'; an, early visit! is therefore necessary to secure. 20,180 Yards*"6f Ribbon, all widths and nearly 7 all colours, at Id yard. ■ '*'. .-..i',* .-.'.-*. *•. 850 Pairs of Girls' and Ladies' Hose, 6d per pair '■"''" 1,000 Pairs of Girls' and Ladies' Cashmere Hose, _ ; lsper'pair. '.... ... '.' A Grand Selection of 'Plush'apd Felt Hats still' ■• remaining at ls lid. Straws at Is. T_l3 season's shapes obtainable only at R- Ht Abbott &-■ Oo."S KARANGAHAPE;ROAD '77 I AND UPPER ''~ L » , . Lectures, Etc. ■/- , ',•/, : AUCKLAND INSTITUTE. MUSEUM BUILDING,'Pbinces-st. \\ On WEDNESDAY, Juno 15, at 8 p.m., .a- Lecture On Applied Mechanics will be given by W. I. Robinson, Board of Education.^ Siihiect: 'Deflection and Strength of Rectangular Beams," illustrated by models and experiments. . ... Admission ..' ...., .. .. Free. • YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO' i ■■/-:■■ CIATION. 7 MONDAY, JUNE 20. . • JUBILEE !.. 'JUBILEE ! MAJOR DANE, ''"'". "I ' ; The Celebrated Lecturer,* will deliver a lectin. ■f. •*, ,' _ _. - entitled '-." . . ''AMERICA AS IT IS." . «■- S e^On 9 as!.l..n-g TWO U"e* «? 1_' n *_" Kldd and Wildman's on-,and. after A . vvednesday., - -. .. .- i-:-r GRAFTON, ROAD -MUTUAL ZjlMz "._, HtOVEMENT SOCIETY. •,;•:,*,^7; : • - t.. .LECTURE^ - ' -,;• ,Mr fTheo., Cooper's :Lecturel oh "Words*, (postponed from Monday last) will be delivered : on MONDAY Evening' Next in the Schoolroom,' .. commencing at S o'clock. Admission Free. :: pi OOD NEWS! Go'o^'*A'WD.-.CJUSA-4._ •^77 ... ■ jV^^P*K^7osi:Bos. &i3.ci QO^vi^ jxn. A H .-S^ewraTPairot .Trousers foe notti-ne t -*J,,H» " [VfflQh, z : AZ77A.7 A'7]zA