Marriages.

BLOOMFIELD-CLABKE.-On June 1, at^St. Mary's Church, Parnell, by the Rev, G. H. b. Walpole, Wm. Bead, second son of the late Captain Blooinfleld, Poverty Bay, to Isabella, Only daughter of J. F. Clarke,Auckland. qirnnmST-PAPFIELD.-On the 13th of Juno, at Taurangit William Seddon, of Ohinomutu, to X A. Padflold, of Gloucester, England.

Deaths.

Collins ; aged S days. S, the beloved wife of William Downing ; S^lfo?omain a Bwiif be removed for interment GriStfa Hennio, late,of Ktlrea, Belfast; aged

27f Thn funeral will leavo his late resiclenco to-

. months. ...... ■ •

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Malls will closo as under:-

Tins Day.

Per Te Anau, as follows:— _ For India, China Japan, Mediterranean Ports

i don on August 1. Friday, 17th inst.

For New Plymouth and Southern Ports, pop FoG r to lw e lß'anV ICoromandel,perCoromandel,at ForNeTplymouth and Southern ports, per Wanaka, at 1 p.m. . JTor Tauranga, and Opotiki, per Clansman, at 5

For m Whitiangi. Gum. Tow" Upper Mill, Tauranga, and perlona Ps>-

■For Thames, per Enterprise at 5.30 p.m.

Satubdat, ISth inst. f^^e^^WaKU Per ■jffBSS&. at=foktanßa district (via One hunga), per Oroti,-. at 1 p.m. Monday, 20th inst. Per Mariposa, as follows :—

Vm< Samoa Sandwich Islands, United States of America,' Canada, British Columbia Centra and South America, British and Foreign West Indies at noon. For United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, .-it noon. M oney orders, Registered letters, and newspapers at noon. ■Late letters, bearing an extra feo of Gd in ad dition to the postage, will bo received by the mail agent on board the steamer up to tho time ot^ailhig Thin mail will be duo at Loudou

July 25.

NOTE.-On Monday, 20th inst. tho Post Offlco Will bo closed at uoon. All mails for usual afternoon despatch on that day will bo closed at 11 Tuesday, 21st inst., will be observed as a close Post Office holiday in honour oi Her Mnjcst.y tho Queen's Jubilee. Mails for despatch on. that date will be closed at 11 a.m., on Monday, 22nd inst,, will bo a half-holiday, the office -closing at noon. Mails for afternoon despatch on that day will be closed at 11 a.m. jiH _a Post-office will be oponed at Futurna lioe"on loth inst. Mails will close at this oilicc on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays nt / a m Return mails will be received on Mon days, Wednesdays, and Saturdays at 5.20 p.m. A Post-oflice will be opened at Putaruru on 16th inst. Mails will closo at this ofhco on Mon dnys, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 7 a.m. Re tairn mails will be received on Tuesdays, ihurs days, and Saturdays, at 6.10 a.m.

s. n. biss. Chief Postmaster,

LATE SHIPPING.

C. W. JANES.

A message received from Tiritiri this morning informed us that a large three masted schooner was outside, and bound in wards. When' we went to press, this vessel was signalled. She is, no doubt, the Ameri can C. W. Janes, which brings for this port a quantity of general goods, as per import list, including the machinery re quired for Mr Firth's new mill. . ~

'Russell, this, . day.—Sailed to-day Horatio, Mnrse, for cruise in the North.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

THE ANTI-TITHES MOVEMENT. London, June 15.—The resistance to the imposition of tithe in Wales has collapsed.;: :

t THE. JUBILEE CELEBRATION. Accomodation will be provided in Westminster Abbey for nine thousand people. There will be seats for 160

colonists.

i-- WHEAT "CORNER" COL^ 'j .lapsed. ,:■ ::

The Chicago wheat corner lias col lapsed in consequence of the enormous amount of grain (about sixteen-million bushels) pouring in for sale by auction. Fine wheat fell seventeen cents.

M. Feron's military activity equals that of general Boulanger.. •

A NEW POLITICAL , PARTY. Mr Chamberlain in a speech at a banquet in London said Mr Gladstone's overtures would not satisfy the Liberal Unionists. He urged the creation of a national party excluding all ex'remistf, for the solution" of great' social pro blems ;;., \'Z"'{ Zu* ' :;<'.' ■'■. \

.AGRARIAN MURDER IN ,si. . ' IRELAND:

-A farm servant at Castle Island was brutally miir.dered by moonlighters seventeen of whom have been ar-

Tested,

Historical .Picture.

»The "Times" highly praises Mr Hay's pieturo of Queen Margaret and Malcolm

Cranmore,

Cricket IKa&lj,

In the match at Lords between Maiylc. bone club and all England, the formeu maaa 175 in their first innings and tl c latter scored 196 without the losa of a.

wickeb. • * Yjctoria Cartridge Factory. Mr Loramer is successfully negoti tin for the establishment of a cartridge fac'L.. in'Victoria!l t 2i ■ • i - -■ " Australian Loan Floated. For the Melbourne Gas Company's Loa: L 27,000 has been subscribed at; an average of about LllO os, Tho amount disked was

THE NEW POLICE DISTRICT.

Inspector. OEcGorern Makes a Tour of the Worth Auckland Penisisula.

The appointment Of Inspector McGovern to the important charge of tho newly created North Auckland police district has given universal satisfaction. Mr McGovern raised himself from tho ranks entirely through his own good qualities, and without "a push from behind," which so often enables mediocrity to ' occupy the position that should bo held by merit. McGovern, it will bo remembered, was a sergeant at Waikato, and it was entirely through the exertion of himseit and Sergeant Gillies that the notorious murderer Winiata and- the two; other nativo ruffians wero brought to justice. The Hon. Mr Ballanco is not slow to notice modest worth, and when he came into office he promoted McGovorn, and moro recently has made him Inspector of the important police district of North Auckland. Knsscll to be the Headqnartcrg- Last Monday week, acting on instructions received from tho head of the department to make a town of tho district and report on matters in general, and moro especially on the alleged outbreak of Hauhauism amongst the natives of Waihou, Hokianga, Mr McGowen proceeded to Whangarei by steamer and thence in company with Constable Gordon, proceeded overland to Kawakawaon horseback, proved to be a very difficult task, the many bridge less rivers on this untravellod route being bank-high through the winter rains, and Mr McGovern and his companion had moro than ono narrow escape. Tho first duty of tho new Inspector was to select tho site of his head-quarters, and after due cogitation, Mr McGovern decided to reooramond Russell. We understand that there has been a great deal of jealousy amongst tho littlo townships of the North as to which should bo elected to the honour of tho chief town in the police district, but we think, from its central position, that a wiso selection has been made. Tho North Auckland district, as at present gazetted, contains the wholo of tho north of Auckland Peninsula, with the exception of Waitcmata County. Mr McGovern has, however, recommended that tho county of Rodney should not bo in cluded in his district, but that it should re main under Mr Thomson, as its affairs can be moro easily supervised from hero.

Tho Wailiou Hauliaus

Having settled Ms business at Russoll.Mr McGovern, accompanied by a single con stable, rode to Raweno, and thence to Waihou, for the purpose of investigating the eircinnstancesregardingtheallcgcdoutbrealc of Hauhauisminthatlucality. Ho found that the matter had been very much exaggerated. Tho settlers in tho vicinity had not the slightest dead of any troublo and tho Hauhaus whoso strange religious observ ances havo caused so much talk lately only number 30-men women and children all told, lie found that these natives were encamped at som'o distance from the native settlement, but that they refuse to permit any of their compatriots to visit them. Mr McGovern sent word to' the fanatics that ho wished to meet the chief men at Waihou, but that if they would not come to sco him he would go to see them.

The Natives Bring i» their Stocklcss Unns.

Shortly after the message was sent, throe emissaries from the Hauhaus,two men and a woman came to Mr McGovern. They wero strangely attired, and wore fillets of white cloth round their heads. These assured the inspector that neither they nor their friends had any desire to cause a disturb ance ; that all they wanted was to be•per mitted to worship in their own way, They were all men of peace, and as an earnest of the bona fide nature of their representa tions, alltheirarms'wouldbobroughtin. Tho embassy then- departed, and- soon, much to ■Mr McGovern's astonishment, the Hauhaus brought to him a number of fmyling pfeces and other weapons, the barrells of which had been burnt from tho stocks. This, they said they had.done some weeks before to show that they were peacefully inclined. . From investiga tions subsequently made, Mr McGovern came' 'to the ' conclusion that false reports had been circulated against these . natives .by a • prophetess named Annio Karo, who saw in the antics of the Hauhaus, a clangorous attraction for her own superstitious followors, and feared if they were allowed to • continue undis turbed, that 3he would lost her ' pres tige. Mr McGovern returned to Auck land by the s.s. Arawata yesterday and since his arrival has received a telegram from one of his subordinates that the natives at Waihou arc perfectly quiet, and that there is not the slightest fear of any dis turbance.

MONSIGNOR FYNES.

The Rev. Monsignor Fynes is rapidly sink ing, and ere these lines meet our readers' eyes he will probably be.no more., In any case he can hardly survive the night. The prostatic disease which is carrying him off has reached its last stage, and. when Dr. Erson — who has been most assiduous, in , his attentions to the patient—visited him at noon to-day he was quite unconscious. At 2 o'clock he was re ported to be in the same, state, and very low in vitality. During the Monsignor's ill ness calls 6'feondolcncc aiid sympathy have been made by people of divers creeds and of all classes. The .patient was especially touched and deeply gratified by a visit from his'old follow-colonist and quondam adver sary in matters polemical — Archdeacon Maunsell. Bishop Luck is a daily visitor. Monsignor Walter McDonald rides in fre quently from Panmure and the other clergy aio very attentive, whileFathersO'Rilcy and Costello are in constant attendacce upon the dying priest. He is perfectly resigned, and, when last conscious was awaiting hie dissolution with calm composure.

WRECK AT KAIAPOI.

(BY TELEOItA PH. — PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

'CiiRiSTcnuRCH, this day. The ketch Clematis, bound to Lyttelton from Ken-c-Puru,*is ashore on the-beach near Kaiapoi. A boat was discovered with a letter tied to the rowlock, stating that five men were saved. The vessel is owned by Duncan Bros., sawmillers, and the captain's name is Green. ,; ■. \ ,

Complaints of larrildnism in the locality of Freeman's Bay continue to reach us. . It is ;i ted- that a widow lady in ■■Wellington 'itr ['5t has been the special object of attack ad 1 itc, rireaumably becauao of her holpless i?fiP '" le I"ron* 'enco °f her allotment Was 3%'dntly pulled down,- and the garden "p ilagea. It is hoped that Constable oi'tiavd will givo these unmanly ruffiaus a .li-priso visit one of these evenings. A two-year-old child named Mills, whose ru-ents reside in Cook-streee is reported ■;st. ■ -,/-. ' f T ':: IT't | ' At a sitting of the Supreme Court in { hambers yesterday, before Mr Justice j Yard, Mr John Ansenne was admitted a 1 jlicitor and barrister' of the Supreme ! ,'ourt, and Mr Charles Montague .Calder- I'(brother of the incumbent of All Saints') I was admitted fts a solicitor,

ATHLETIC NOTES.

Jubilee Football Match.

The Selection Committee of the Auckland Football Association ■ met last night, in the V.M.C.A. Buildings, to choose teams to play a challenge match on Monday, 20th inst. It was decided to name tho teams '• Albert " and " Victoria " in honour of the Jubilee. After carefully considering .all the names before tho Committee, the following elevens were selected : — Albert: Forsyth, Shannon and Jb. Chamberlain, (backs), Hudson and A. Chamberlain, (half-backs), Hill, Edwards, Rowe, F. Rotherham, H. Rotherham and Hodgskinson, (forwards). Emer gencies : Owen, Brown and Llkin. Victoria : G. B. S. Mercer (goal keeper), West arid' Renshaw (backs), Uplill and Newcomb (half - backs ), Dacro, Goudie, Massey, Mcll wraith, Marsh and Douglas (forwards.) Emer gencies : J. Harvie, Gould and Hull. The teams will elect their captain on the ground, and the colours are to be—" Al bert," navy blue ; " Victoria," white. It was agreed that Lieutenant Falconer and Mr J. Sisson be asked to act as umpires, and T. Charter as referee. Tho repre sentatives of tho Taranaki and Auck land Rugby teams aro to be in vited to witness this match. These teams being the best players of tho Associa tion clubs, a fast and scientific game is looked forward to, and wo expect it will draw a large number of spectators, lho season tickets will not admib the public to this match, (only to those matches in the programme). Tho email sum of aixponce will be charged for admission.

Cokomandel, this day,

Tho Manager of tho Royal Oak reports another parcel of 401bs rich specimens to-day. ________

Tho Corporation Oflices will bo closed on Monday and Tuesday next, and tho Free Public Library will) be closed on Tuesday until 6 p.m.

Tho poll for tho election of a gentleman to fill the vacancy in the representation of Graf ton Ward in the City Council is taking place to-day at St. Sepulchres Schoolroom, Upper Symonds-street, under the conduct of Mr Ridings, Returning Officer. Tho candidates are Edward Por sons and James Paterson.

Forwood's caso camo before the Mel bourne Supremo Court on Tuesday, and after hearing argument in support of the application for discharge, further hearing was adjourned until tho 2-lth, when a decision will bo given.

Tho littlo girl, Phillippa Thomas, recently convicted of larceny, was sent to tho Cavorsham Industrial School, Dunedin, to day.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JV^^J^J^L

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JUBILEE WHISKY, Unrivalled in the Colonies. MILD AND MELLOW. JOHN ROBERTSON AND SONS, Dundee. KING, WALKER, AND Co., Sole Agents. THE STAR STEAM PRINTING WORKS Shortland & Fort Streets, ... auckland. Commercial Printing.—Trade Circulars, Catalogues, Billheads, Memos, Businosi Cards, Labels, Cheques, Visiting Cards Delivery Books, Balance Sheets, and Posters, in all the latest Continental Stylos. Book Printing.—Reportß of Societies and Companies, Sermons, iecturos. LibrettOß Poems, etc., in modern and ancient stylet of binding, lettering, etc., aIBO Account Books ruled to any pattern. Legal Printing.—Articles of Association, Deeds, Briefs, Prospectuses, Noticea Schedules, etc. Seneral Printing for Banks, Public Companies, Warehouses, Mills, Shops, and ■ Offices. Fancy Printing, embracing Colour Work of every description, also Show Cards and Danoe. Programmes in an endless variety ~of design?.-', vr , ■.».•• n >■.> ■•< Theatrical Printing,—The large Hoard ings erected in prominent parts of tho City and Suburbs afford special facilities for a ■ i splendid display of all SHOW Printing, Paper Bag Printing. — Confectioners', Grocers', Bakers', Milliners', and Tobauco nists' Bags in Bizes varying from 8 oz. to 8 lbs. ' • STEREOTYPING & ELEOTROTYPINQ A SPECIALTY. THE STAR OFFICE, AUCKLAND H. BRETT, PEoraiETOB. J«^ "OUTTE RICK'S CUT PAPER SIP ■'- '■" "■ :; ■*" '' ' PATTERNS Op All the Latest London Fashions fob Ladies, Misses, Boys, and Little CtHLDREN, ■■' ■ Con be obtained from KIDD & WILDMAN .. .. Shortlaua-st W.JE\ OGILVIE Yictoria-3fc. j. & VV.■-WILLIAMS .. .. Newton. MUNRO'& GO Ponsonby. MISS FISHER Pamoll. Fashion, Sheets and Journals illustrating v the. ; '■ -abdvoPatterns may be had from any Stationor or Bookseller. ADAM KEIR MURRAY, - : IJMPQETEIV AND . PUBLISHER, 83, Queeiwtroefc, Ausl»b&



Auctions- __________ TO-MORROW, Afc 11 o'clock. OIL PAINTINGS! OLEOGRAPHS! GHROMOG-RAPHS ! GABRIEL LEWIS Will sell on above date, at 11 o'clock, at the Arcade Auction Rooma, 4 CASES OF OIL PAINTINGS, OLEO-. GRAPHS, and CHROMOGjRAPHS, all new subjects :—" Happy News., bpanisn Beauties," " Morning on the SanctJ, Evening on the Spa," " Sunday Rest," " Piety and Re pentance," " Peace and War," * Daiighter of Erin," "Good News from Home,' Last Moments of Mary. Queen of Scots," Shakspore at Court," "Favourite Walk," Question of Love," " Honeymoon," " Orphans, Winter and Summer," etc., etc. NO RESERVE*. TO-MO R R O W, At 12 o'clock. WINES, STOUT ! WINES/, STOUT ! To Publicans, Connoisseurs of Wine, and others. EDWARD LEYDON Will sell at his Mart, WITHOUT RESERVE, %il DOZEN OF SUPERIOR WINE 30 DOZEN OF STOUT. TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. EDWARD LEYDON Will Soil at his Mart, opposite tho Auckland Savings' Bank, "POTATOES, Onions, Apples, Hams, JL Bacon, Choeso, Biscuits, Fowls, Ducks, etc. Also: A Largo and Well-assorted Lot of Household Furniture and Effects, consisting of: Over mantle, Couches Chairs, Chest of Drawers.lron Bedsteads, Chairs, Washstands and Dressing Tab168, Sets of Ware, Round and Kitchen Tables, Cutlery and E.P. Goods. Carpot, Lino loum, etc. No Reserve. •EDWARD LEYDON. 8. E. PAGET] [A. MCD. RALSTON TO-MORROW, afc 10.30 o'clock. Tho Subscribers will soil to-morrow, at 10.30 o'clock, at their Central Auction Mart, FOWLS, Turkeys, Geese, Pigs, and Singing and Fancy Birds. Potatoes, Oats, Maize, Chaff. Bran, Pumpkins. Citron, Piemelons, Carrots, Hamfi, Bacon, and Cheese. Assorted lot of Groceries; also Furni turo etc., etc. PAGET k RALSTON, . Auctioneers. - TO-MORROW, Afc 11 o'Clock. . Without Reserve. BONEDUST ! "OONEDUST ! X>ONEDUSTI Ex Rotomahana, from Sydney. B. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions to Sell, To-morrow, at Eleven o'clock, -f OA BAGS BONEDUST. JL/w'xJ' ,;• Without Reserve. Ex Rotomahana, from Sydney. TO-MORROW, at Twelve o'Clock. / • ONEHUNGA RACES. JUBILEE MEETING. GATES! BOOTHS ! STALLS! B. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions to Sell, tomorrow, at 12 o'clock, GATES BOOTHS • STALLS GRAND STAND &c, &c, . &c, For the Onohunga Racing Club's Race Meeting on Jubileo Day, Tuesday, June 21st. !R. C. CARK.], [D. B. TONKS. T O• M O R R O W, Ab 11 o'Clock. APPLES! APPLES! COCOANUTS! Ex Te Anau and Arawata. B. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions to sell to-morrow, at 11 o'clock, /\ t O>fk CASES HOBART / -\JLA\9 APPLES \ J- / French Crabs \ / ■ ■ . Stone Pippins \S' •'-■■■ S'tiirmers &c. &c. &c. 30 Bags Now Cocoanuts Ex Te Anau and Arawafca. C. HESKETH.] [A. AITKEN. AGRICULTURAL HALL,1 TO-MORROW (Friday), AT NOON. POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUIT, ETC. Will Sell by Auction TO-MORROW .(FRI DAY), at 12 o'clock noon,. "~ '! ;'.:■ ' 'OOULTRY.—FowIs (in fine condition), JL Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, Pigeons, &c.; also, soveral Pens of Brahums, Langshans, Rpucn-Ducks,, and others from prize stock, Suok'ing Pigs (md Porkors. FRUIT.—SO cases Apples in prime condition, 1,000 do/ion Fine Island Oranges, 6 sacks Pea Nuts, 10 cases Jams ' (in jars), 10 cases Tomatoes in tins). PRODUCE.—SO tons Local Potatoes, 60 tons Southern Potatoes, Onions, Pumpkins, Pie Melons, Citron Melons, Fowl Wheat, Chaff, Oats, Oatmeal, Maizo. etc. Dairy Products— 30 boxes Butter (Taranaki), 20 kegs do., 20 kegs Local Butter. 4 tons Ol'eese, 2case3 ('-ew Cure) Canterbury Bacon, and Hams (bare), 2 cases Canterbury Bacon and Hams (in cloth), i cases Prime Local Bacon and Hums, Clover, Honey in 6011) to 101b tins, Plough, Chatl'cuttor. Good Farm Waggon, Pair Staunch Horses and Harness, equal to new, 1 Double-seated Buggy, Spring Carts, Set Buggy Harness, Saddles, etc. HESKETH", AITKEN, & CO., Auctioneers. TO- MORROW, At 12 o'Clock. THE HAYMARKET. IN THE ESTATE OF R. H. BARTLETT. ' The undersigned, undor instructions from the Official Assignee, will sell as abovo, BUGGY, HORSE, HARNESS, &c, &c : , &c. Without Reserve. • ALFRED BUCKLAND. ■ '. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). 'DURHAM YARDS. BY ORDER OF THE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE. The undersigned have received instructions from the Official Assignee to Sell, at the Dur ham Yards, to-morrow,at U o'clock, ---1 H Oi R S E 1 TRAP AND HARNESS. • . HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers,



AnctioMS- R. ARTHUR] • [J- F- BUDDLE TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK, A.M. (Market Day). ARTHUR'S MART. POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. "DOULTRY DEPARTMENT - Fowls JL Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons, Canaries, Fancy Birds, small Pigs, a pair of fine l ea fowls, pure-bred Silver-spangled Hambuigs, Polish Fowls from prize stock. PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY DK PARTMENT-Good Table Potatoes, Pumpkins, Melons, Carrots, Cabbages, Herbs, Onions, Jiflan e°Auckland and Canterbury Bacon and Hams Taranaki and Auckland Butter, Haioy, Factory and other Cheese. Oats, Maize Chaff. Ex s.s. Te Anau. FRUIT-190 cases Apples and Pears, well, assorted lot, Fiji Banana*. Auckland Apples, Lemons, &c. „„„„„ Island Oranges, 7G cases Pine Apples, 3 cases GROCERIES &C.-Tea. Coffee, Biscuits, Lol lies, Confectionery, Honey in Tins, 2 tons iaDic Salt Ground Mace, 7 cases Starch. 3,500 Cigars — Cliiquiros, Reinas, Conchitas, Medianitos, Amoricanas. Quality nrat-cla3s. Terms :—Cash before delivery. R. ARTHUIt] fa- *• BUDDLE MONDAY, NOON. HIGHER QUEEN-STREET. BOOKS, SEWING MACHINES, &c;» HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions from Mr Steven Barker, who is leaving for Melbourne, to soil by public auction, at his residenco, Higher Queon-sireet, near Newton School, on oO flslElotD 2o'fuß nSußE AND JJL EFFECTS.-SinKcr's Sewing Machine, Magic Lantern and Slides, Galvanic Battery, Damask Suite (9 pieces), Loo and other Tables, Chairs, Chiffonnier, Fenders, Fire Irons, Dining Table, Velvet Pile Tablecloth, Carpets, Oilcloth, Ornaments, Glass, China, and Earthenware, Cooking Utensils, Carpenters' Tools, Books, Lamps, Half-tester, Iron, and other Bedsteads, Palliasseß, Mattresses, Bedding. Toilet Table, Washstands, Iron Cot, Chests of Drawers, Look ing Glasses, Toilet Sets, Couch. On view on morninj? of the day of sale. R. ARTHUR]. 0- F- BUDDLE. MONDAY, JUNE 20, At Eleven o'Clock. MARKET HOTEL, GREY-STREET UNDER BILL OF SALE. ALCOCK'S BILLIARD TABLE, &c, PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, BAR REQUISITES, &c. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, at the Market Hotel, Grey street, on Monday next, at eleven o'clock. UNDER BILL OF SALE. mHE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE J. AND EFFECTS, consisting of Dining room, Parlour, Bedroom, and Kitchen Re quisite*, Cooking utensiis, Glass, China, and Earthenware. Bat necessaries: Pcwtor measures, Glass- One Alcook's Billiard Table, Cues, Markers, Lamps. A useful Pianororte, Terms.—Cash before Delivery. io.moYro'w, At 11 o'clock. PRODUCE, BACON, CHEESE, &o. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. WALTER J. DOWDEN Will Sell by Public Auction To-morrow (Fri day), at 11 o'clock, PRODUCE, CHEESE, BACON.HAMS, BUTTER, Potatoes Onions. Carrots (2 tons), Pumpkin3,Ton Pie Melons, 50 Bunches Bananas, Oranges,, Apples, Maize, Fowl Wheat, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Tea, Candles, Rice, 30 Tins Mixed Biscuits. Flour. Oatmeal, &c. r>9 LOTS FURNITURE, consisting of-Two Suites Furniture, Chairs, Table. Couch, Bed steads, Mattresses, Looking Glasses, VVashstand, Clock, Watch, Boiler, Saucepans, New Princess Stove and Cooking Utensils, &c. Also, on Sale Privately at low prices— A Largo Collection of Plants and Shrubs, Orna mental Fruit and Shelter Trees. \v. s. cocurane] [jas. dacre TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. DRAWING-ROOM SUITE (in Damask), WALNUT TELESCOPE DINING TABLE, MANTEL MIRRORS, MAHOGANY DUCHESSE SUITE, &c. Hall Stand, Occasional Tables, Brass Mounted Bedsteads, Fenders and Irons, Portable Boiler, Range, Saddles, &c, &c. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. The Subscribers will sell by auction, at their rooms, Queen-street, on Friday next, at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of - Drawing-room Suite in Damask. Telescope Dining-tablo, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Fenders and Irons, Mahogany Hall Stands, Music Stools, Walnut Occasional Tables, Man tel Mirrors in Black and Gold Frames, Brass Mounted Iron Bedsteads. Spring Flax, and Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Palliasses, Waslistands and Ware, Dress ing Tables, Mirrors, Blankets, Sheets, Quilts, Mahogany Commode, Chests Drawers, Cane and Wood Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Pic tures, Austrian Clinirs. Cheffoniers. Round find Square Tables, Steps, Cutlery, Platedwarc. Lamps, Clocks, Kitchen Utensils, Portable Boiler, Stoves, Range. Gent's Saddle, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. . . PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TO ARRIVE PER OAMARU, NOW HOURLY EXPECTED, . ORANGES.!...- /^BANGESI • . w- ORANGES ! ' ." ■"« G. W. BINNEY & SONS Will sell as soon as vessel arrives, OM\ &k£k£\ ORANGES. EX OAMARU. WITHOUT RESERVE. •: OHAS. HESKETH.] [ALEX. AITKEN. TTESKETH, AITKEN AND CO., JLJL AUOTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE. AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Regular Sales every Tuesday of Hides, Skins, Wool, Tallow, etc. CITY MARKET. — ■ '■ ———! , TO-MORROW. DURHAM ~YARDS. The undersigned have received instructions to sell at tlio Durham Yards on Friday, Juno 17, at 11 o'clock. A GOOD AND STAUNCH HORSE, DOGCART, and HARNESS complete. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. WOOL, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, TALLOW. ' HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers,



Public Notices. ASK your Grocers for Royal Remy's Starch, lib and Jib boxes, net weight. Itis the best.—Mr Arthur Masy, High-street, Sole Agent for the Manufacturers. Wholesale- Apply to Mr John Buchanan, Merchant, Cus toms-street ______ CARPENTERS, LABOURERS, etc., are \J "requested to call and examine the stock of Working Shirts, Clothing and Flannels koDt by Goorge Fowlds, 80, Victoria-street. ARLY CLOSING. — The leading Grocor3, of Victoria-street, have agreed to Close their Business Premises at 7 p.in on and after MONDAY, 27th June. 17USH ! FISH ! FISH !-Rakino Smoked " Fish, wholesale in Is parcels at the boat, on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.— Address, A. Sanford, Rakino Island. , ONKSTY is the best policy." If every body thought so Wolfe's Schxapps would not be imitated as it is. I SHOULD §MILB with an. Extra pair of Trousers for nothing.—Apply J. 11. Dalton, Tailor. fUBILEE OFFERINGS. — Notice. — O The Committee of the Auckland Scrip ture Gift Association invite Special Jubilee Offerings. The Society's main objects now num ber four, viz.: (i) Annual Prizes in Schools ; (2) Gifts to School Libraries; (3) Work Lads' Prizes; (i) Infant Day Schools which include Holy Scripture Teaching. Special Donations to any or all of the foregoing objects will be grate fully received by <tny of the following Members of Committee: Messrs J. Douglas (Vaile & Douglas), Alex. Thome, Thomas McMaster, A. E. Caughey (Smith & Caughoy), J. AViseman, S. Rout, John Longmore.-N'.B.—Should- dona tions permit, it is desired to establish a New and Special School, to bo named " The Jubilee School." ALEX. THOBNE, Hon. Sen njIRY my 60s Suits. They are real nice, JL with an Extra Pair of Trousers for nothing. —J. H. Dalton, Tailor. \ WORSTED SUITS, with an extra Pair of Trousers for nothing, £i.~ At J. H. Dalton's, Tailor, Victoria-street East. WHAT everybody says must bo true. All who have used Wolfe's Schnapps say t is the best stimulant. WHY send so far for Football Jerseys when you can get them made at Spodding's Knitting Establishment, Karanga hape Road ? OLFE'S SCHNAPPS is a delightful beve rage as agreeable to the tnste as its pro perties are benetlcial to the health. & "DROTESTANT ALLIANCE JL , F.S.O.A. ALEXANDRA LODGE, 53. ||||§§___M The Quarterly Meeting of the ""^ '""' above Lodge falling on Jubilee Night, members are requested to.attend at the Hall, TO-MORROW (Friday) Evening at 7.30, instead. H. H. SEABROOK. Secretary. PITT-STREET STRING BAND. A VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT . Will be given in the LOWER SCHOOL-ROOM, PITT-STREET, TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING. To commence at 7.45. ADMISSION - ONE SHILLING. PARNELL ELECTORATE. MR MO S S Invites the Electors of the Parnell District to meet him at tho PARNELL HAL.Ii TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK. TjIOLEY'S FESTIVITIES. COOK-STREET HALL. MR AND MRS JTw. FOLEY In their Refined, Laughable, and Musical En ' tertainment. SATURDAY, JUNE JSTH. Front Seats, 2s. Gallery and Back Seats, Is. Children, half price. . \TEWMARKET HALL. TO-MOKROW AND SATURDAY, at 2.30, and EVENING at 7, a JUBILEE CONCERT AND FANCY FAIR. Great variety of amusements, Works of Art, • . &c, &c. THE SUNNY SOUTH MINSTRELS: Will give some of their New Songs, Sketches, and Farces on Saturday Evening. The Newmarket Brass Band have kindly con sented to give their services. ADMissiON-One Shilling. Children, Half-price. A VONDALE ROAD DISTRICT. *™ Notice is hereby given'that legal proceedings will be taken for the recovery of all rates not paid by Monday, the 20th June, ISS7. Rate payers residing.at a distance caa pay by P. 0.; or'cheque, addressed .to the Collector, Mr John • S. L. Cox,' Waterview, Avondalo. J. BOLLARD, ■■ ; ■ Chairman. Juno 10,1887. ..: ■■■' ■ -■ "T^T O T. .I : C E.j E. DONOVAN, retired Lightweight of New Zealand, will give Private Lessons in Boxing on Mondays, Wed nesdays, and Fridays at his residence, C'pburgJ street (behind Free Library). Terms: 3 Guineas per Quarter. "jVFOUNT EDEN ROAD DISTRICT. NOTICE OF STRIKING RATE. At the next Monthly Meeting of the Board it is intended to strike a General Road Rate for tlie year commencing April Ist, 18S7, of One Halfpenny in the £ on the rateable value of the property in the district, to be made payable in one sum, at the office of tho Board, on the Ist day o£ August. 18S7. \ " ■ J. STICKLEY, Clerk Mt, Eden Road District. Mount Eden, Juno 11,1887. a \JTo Hi WIN GT O N,l LAND, ESTATE. & FINANCIAL AGENT,, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. [Established 20 years.] For a few days I can offer a good little Business for sale. Price for stock, furniture, &c, £50. A clean, pushing man could do well About 10 acres of Land and a comfortable House at;Avondale, on Mrs Majors estate. l ßent, £40 a year Comfortablo Cottages in Victoria Avenue, Eden Terrace, 3s pcr1 week ' Cottages in Wellington?street, 3s per week Cottage in Eden-street; 3s per week Cottage at Kingsland, 5s per week House and Shop,at Otahuhu; Gs per week Cottage on volcanic land at Bellwood, Cs per week . , Very comfortable 6-roomed House in Karaka street, with gas and water laid on, 7s per week Houso at Surrey Hills, Ss 6d per week Cottage in Summer-street; Mount Eden, 8s 6d per week ;.. L' , . .... . Houso in Chapel-street, 8s 6d per week Cottage and 3 acres volcanic land, Mount Eden, 10s per week House of 6 rooms, Gladstone Road, Parnell; 10s per week Excellent 7-roomed House, Great North Road House, corner of Cook and Albert streets, 113' per week •.■ . >> ...,.' House' in Union-street, 12s per week; very convenient to the city ■" ■ ''■' Six-roomed House at Mount Roskill Road, 12s Cd per week . '.-. . '.■'■■■ .... ': , .;, * Seven-roomed House, Popsonby Road, 12s 6d per week "".' " Large House in centre street, Freeman's Bay, 12a Gd per week' House and Shop in Russell-street, to bo let on very easy terms to a respectablo person who will take care of the place. It is worth 12s 6d per week, but will be let for a mere trifle to a good tenant. ' OBACCO! TOBACCO! • TOBACCO.!, r ; ' 56 Boxes of Genuine Cameron's Long 7's to pound, at 5s 2d per lb (libs for W for Cash: weight guaranteed, at FREDK. WHITEHEAD'S, ; ! 95, VICTORIA-STREET.



M OUNT MERT~SHI^ _ TENDERS will bTTT*^ F^s caAe°fe^a^: Capt-CommaSiS^gSl^ ' dKS 3^>_M» of waai Butter Factory (lab oTofc^ a Tenders will be received until w ' I T ° •EXTENSION OF TIMJS. V The tinie for receiving tendersif™* _ • hon and Completion of a Shop and -n H^ EDWARD BARTLEY, --! Monuinentat VVaikomiti Cemetery? 05Utejlli R. KEALS&SOJJq 1 - : _A__^___Vi£tor&, ! mENDERS FORJJicii^; Tenders are invited up to the Snrt1 t-i ■ :i' Making from One to Three MilßricSi! 1 Poxotarau Tunnel.: Specifications and pS lars may be obtained from Mcssm 1? Tr? 1011' Co., Auckland, or from to U^dligS: W^^helowestoranytendernoSS?1 \\ :" JOHk|Rrro£( j mENDERS FOR, FLREWOOB JL CUTTING. .•'?■"?, Tenders are invited for CnttinKnnd Starts™ from Two to Five Thousand TowofEfiSH Porotarau Tunnel. Particulars at thtf^rtaf , , ; JOHNjBRITQy- ' m c. ■.■■■&_ d^ if TO STOREKEEPERS, GUll MERCHANT, Etc. . ■ , "' EXTENSIVE GUM ' BUSINESS AT . WHANGAROA & TOTARA NORTH, i By order of the Executrix of the late Slip B. Sau.ndebson-, Storekeeper, Wnangaroa and Totara North, tenders will.be rcceiyetfupta noon of FRIDAY, June 17, for the ' ''above business, either for the whole as a gpingconcera or for the Stock and Book Depts, separately,; Tne Estate consists of— • ' .■ ■ : . DRAPERY ',;?• r GROCERY < tJ IRONMONGERY TRADE UTENSILS ',-•,"" ' BOATS, HORSES, CATTLE, ETC. Also ■ !' ■ ; ; • The Book Debts and branch Gum Stores, -.■ '■ Full particulars can be obtained on application to Messrs. Owen and Graham,': andsMr&H, Nathan, Auckland, or Mr F. Sanderson r 'jnn.; ~ Whangaroa.' ; The Northern S; S. Company's steamers leave ■'•* Auckland for TVhangaroa ' every >llbnday returningby Tb'""Tiay evening. : Late Advertisemeiits. TO PREEM AS 0 NS, District and Provincial Grand Lod^e.Oßlw? and the Committees, and Representatives dh several Lodge are invited to attend'a: Meetfe TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING;1 at* Freemason's Hall, Princes-street,Sat"B o'clra p.m. ~.;-.i ' ~ Busikess :'. To receive Report of the SpeSal '■ Jubilee Committee. V': ~* 1 By order of the Provincial GrandMasteriK : V . ', HENRY GiWADE,,;; ; {." .' ' -• ' '.'■- ;'-:'; 'D.q'3ec_i MANGERE BRIDGE.—To Let,:agood'. 5-roomed Cottage, with well.-App)j;:M,' Giiling. ''" :-:".'.^''-"v A UCKLAND NAVAL DIVISION^ ___L , The Officers, Ist and 2nd Cjm Pd* Officers, will muster in Mufti TO-MORKOW EVENING, at tlie Drill-shed, Auckland,* Cutlass Drill. .The Recruits will imuster for • Drill under Instructor Nelly.-E.LEROY,Capt.; Comdt. A. Division, N.Z.N.A.V.;.. Ibtli: June, ■1887.' ■-■■■■• ■■ - -■■■' ';; ■■—:'■'";__ mo LET, a 4-rooincd Cottage; city'#"ter B and rain.—Apply Mrs Eawards, E]>etcr- : street; Newton. : , . .. /.u •,'^i^ :.' "Y^T ANTED, a Baker of steadyhabitß,r ,W, Apply to Wharf Mi 11.,.. -.--' ,__ CJTILTON CHEESE frpm'choicesiiLMces- K3 tershire Dairies, ex Coptio.-Croslier.fligli street .and Victoria-street East. ; .-;.u '*_ /^NEHUNGA RACING CLUB. a Meeting of thTcj^bl held^fatngrf|» resolution was passed that ■aU'B^fgJ; making Ready-money should .payvu» Club a Fee of Three Guineas; alsOrthatany person Laying Totalisator pddsbe^xpel cd. . •■'.'■' T. O'STJLLlVAN.'Secretary^ mO-LET, a 6-roomed House,i|a?^gy ium, Ka rangahape Road, or Mrs a enon», Road, near the Doinam__________ji_____-j- i beTaflorded anyone present to express w^. -Khoped some good pncUc^re^ : follow this Conference to -wluctt, you,.» . cor.dially welcomed. , -.. _■ Itri ii_ir 39, •; Rev J. Bates will take the chair a* 7.0* NO COLLEC___ftL_-—-_- 7r WofG GONG AND_ Ctt, ■ \\:NERALGROCERS,IMPORTER3OF TEA and CHINESE GOODS. , PURE TEAS A SPECIALTY- W. G. & Co. are Y^»«f* * ** class article at lowesUnces for casn. ~ . Devonport A^D__B§^____. '■'■'■ < rr^ r¥' ■^c Market will Vg-glS:; Gore Road, near SoaSe________----- —- 'NEW"'-ZEALOT ~ ILLUSTKATED : ; ■ TIT-BITS;- ■; ' How Fires are^used^^.. Counte^n^^