Second Edition.

Births.

COU.UTXKY.--0n April 12th, at Moadow Bank dwteft1 oi °-1L Courtncy o? a UaXSWICK..-On Hie 15th tout, at her Y^idi-nce Kden Cresent, the wife of W H Canawick ola daughter! H-VYOIU) o nApril ]5, at Bond-street Arch °fH£irryHavora oi twins, boy 11! 1301,' atTuaka'u- the wife of A. ■£<. bmitJi ot a daughter.

Marriages.

CAMPBELL—McMILLAX.-On March 3Cth at the residence of the bridv's parents, by the Key. j. Aorrie. Hugh, third son of Thomas <-:i!<v;jelJ, of llazoriiuck. to Barbara \ lm second daughter of Colin McMillan, of River bank, Whangarata.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Mails will close ao under:—

Monday, ISth April. For Thames, per Rotomahana, at 9 a.m. .Tor Waitara and Southern ports, per Gairlocn at 11 a.m. ' STor Putiki and Coromande], per Coromandcl at 11.30 a.m. ' Por Grayruouth, per Oliau, at 2 p.m. *ae New Plymouth and Southern Ports per lia-.vea, at 1 p.m .For New Plymouth, Southern ports, per Orcti at 1 p.m. For Tauranga and Opotiki, per Cheliusford, at 1 p.m. For Tauranga. Opotiki, Whitlangi. Gum Town, and Upper Mill, per lona, at 1 p.m. J.'or Itussell, Kawakawa, Uowene. V\"angaroa and Jlongonui, per Clansman, at 5 p.m, Tuesday, April 10. For Thames, per ltotoinahonu, at 10 a.m. tor **aiwom, Ktiwau, Omaha, Matakatia, Lower Mauilcana. MuUetPoint, andLeigh.pcr Kose Casey, at. 10 a.m. Per "Wa.irara.pa as follows :—- For India, China, Japan, Mediterranean I orts, and Continent of Em-ope, at .'i p.m. For Itussell. Kawakmva, Australian Colonies and United Kingdom, via Sue;; :>.nd lirindisi per Orient steamer, for letters, ou-.. specially so prepaid and addressed, ar. 1 p.m For money orders, registered loiters, and news papers, at :! p.m. Late letters lor .Sydney and Melbourne only, at -1.20 p.m. United iijugdom mail will be duo in London on Juno

Tor Whansrarei Heads, AVaiapu, Wangarci. I'arua, Kanio, and Manguwai, per Welling ton, at 5 p.m. For Gisbornc, Napier, Southern Ports, por Aus tralia, at 5 p.m. For Qiabome and Napier, per Waitaki, at 5 p.m, P. K. BISS, Chici Postmaster.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

IRISH CRIMES BILL.

ScJieme to ISoycott Officials

[si\kci.vl],

London, April 44, It is stated that a gigantic scheme is in course of preparation which has for its object tho boycotting of all officials connected with the administration of the Crimes Act or siding with the Executive. Irish Americans are expected to seek jr,rrests in order to embroil the United States.

FRENCH NAVAL MANCEUVERS.

Forty Siiips aad Ten Thousand Men..

London, April 15. Forty French men-'-war, carrying 200 guns and 10,000 men, are now- as sembled at Toulon, for the purpose of engaging in naval manoeuvres.

CHURCHILL ATTACKS GLAD STONE.

Lord Randolph Churchill, speaking at Birmingham, accused Mr Gladstone of fanning discontent in Ireland, in order to coerce the people of England to rescind their mandate ugainst Home Kule, expressed by the result of the last elections.

LARGE PURCHASES OF HORSES. England i has purchased seven thousand additional horses in Canada.

THE QUARREL WITH HAYTI.

The hostile attitude assumed to wards the Eepublic of Hayti is abandoned, and modified demands will be submitted by the British Govern ment.

PROTEST AGAINST COERIAN.

The Hon. Mr. Trevelayan stipulates the Crimes Bill as a new and cruel political weapon. Three thousand Nonconformist ministers have protested against the policy of coercion.

THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

COIiOMAIi INS€_SI_SE» S _>©€_-.

London, April 14 THE Imperial Conference resumed to to-day. Sir Henry Holland intimated that the Lord Chancellor held that there was a difficulty in the ■way of • authorising trustees to invest in Colonial inscribed stock. The Imperial Government had no power to limit borrowing of the Colo- Dies or to use the Colonies in default of dividends.

The Delegates were unanimous that the colonies would not consent to allow their borrowing powerf.be con trolled, but they might possibly concede the right to sue for the divi dends. ;. Sir F. D. Bell asked for the aboli tlon oi Stamp Duty on Inscribed Stock, but an answer was given to the effect that it was unlikely to be granted afr present, but it is probable that a con cession m the direction named might .„© Kiaile after tea years. Meanwhile ik& duty would be placed into a sus pense account, the colonies receiving inbezcsL

The Imperial Institute.

The report that the Government will as!? fo? a large vote *"or c ImPel 'ia' Institute is not believed,

fegWOUh MMfSAeu),

Imperial Institute subscriptions. ttW Aprf* & - SubscriptionsJo the ***»* pf OlW m llm P9U"dß#

AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE.

Import nut Conference of Delegates.

(reuter's telecbams.)

Loxdox, April 15. A meeting of the Australian delegates to tho Imperial Conference took place yesterday at the ofiice of the Agent- General for New South Wales, for the purpose of discussing the sub jects to be brought before the Conference.. The principal question consided was that of defence,, with a view to an understanding being arrived at before the sitting of the conference on Monday next, when the ques tion of Imperial defences will be further considered. After a lengthy discussion it was agreed that about ten extra warships were required for the defence of Australian ports, the annual cost which would be a hundred thousand pounds, England bear ing one-half of the expense, and the re mainder being borne by the colonies in pro portion to population.

TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB.

APTV9I.Y MEETING.

Painful Accident to a Jockey

President : K. 'Mitche'son.lilsri , M H.R. Vice- President: It M Stark. Ksq. Stewards: Messrs B. W. Alison, it. H Doder, Jas O'Noil, J. C Bow'ey, S. Vospcr. G. llcdley, b\ Wells. A. (Jr. Kraser, Jas. Mays, 11. Pitts, and W. II Fenton. Judtra :MrW. H. Fenton. Clerk of the scales : .Mr II Pitts. Handieappor :Mr W W.Robin son Starter: Mr O. C. McOco Clerk of the course :Mr Jas. Mays. Treasurer :Mr S. Vos pcr. Secretary :Mr 11. Wynyard.

Bkilliant sunshine, a deliciously refresh ing sea breeze, a large attendance of people wearing a holiday aspect, anda racecourse in good condition if rendered rather hard and fast by dry weather. Such are the condi tions under which the Autumn meeting of the Takapuna Jockey Club is taking place fchisafbernoon at North Shore. Themeetings of this enterprising suburban Club are in variably popular, and to-day's races form no exception to the rule. As we write the ferry bofits are speeding over the wnter with ' full freights of passen gers, 'busses and drags are hotly career ing- from the North Shore wharf to the race course, and the course Itself is thronged with an eager crowd. The Grand Stand is more than half full of ladies, botli totelisn tors are working right merrily, the Dcvonporb Brass Band, under Mr Morris, is enlivening- the proceedings with selections of instrumental music, and ji female singer is carrolling Christy Min strel airs to a banjo accompaniment. Ap pended arc fche results of the races : —

SELLING HURDIiK3 of 30bovs. Thrpe-year olds to csr» list 101b; four years, 12st Sib; five, six. aDii aßpd. 129t 71b ; ovor six fllßhts of hurdles. Winner to bo sold immediately afrertho race for lOOsovs. If entered toba Bold for c,ftsovs, allowed 7ib; if for oasovs, 141b ; it for 40 S ovr. 2 lb ; it for 20aove, 281b; i£ for nil, to carry 9au Diatenoo, 14 miles.

Fisherman 1 Torpedo ... ... ... .. 2 Rowdy ... ... ... ••• 3

Fisherman end Rowdy were the favour ites. Native, Minuet*, Rob Roy, and St. David were scratched. Whalebone gob away with tne start, but Fisherman led over the firsh hurdle, and past the grand stand. Whalobone went down at the hurdle opposite tho totalisator stand,1 and his rider (Laing) had to be carried off the ground. At the back' of the course for the last time round, Torpedo, who had kept close to Fisherman, went up to him, but the latter had the race in hand and won easily by half a length. Rowdy was a bad third, Chevalier last. Totalizator dividend £3 7s. Lawry, the rider of whaldbone is unconscious and being attended to by Dr Walter. No bones are broken, but the man is suffering from con cussion of the brain. MAIDKN PIiATK of 308OV8; for all horses that have not won an advertised race oxcef ding 20sovs. Weight for bkc Dibtance, 11 miles. Brittania (Pearson) 1 Rosie (Hodgson) 2 Weasel (White) 3 Coral and Weasel were the favourites. Luna, Jumbo, and Scout were scratched. This was a fine race. Black Joe and Rosie led past the Grandstand, closely followed by Britannia. In tho turn for home in the last round Britannia raced Rosie up the straight, and just beat her. Weasel managed to get into third place by a quarter of a length from three or four rivals. Div., £3 ss. HANDICAP HURDIiBS of 50bovb ; second horse to receivn s^ova out ot stakes. Over seven flißhta of hurdles. Distance, 2 miles. Magnesia (Nolan) ... ... 1 Orangeman (Hatfield) 2 Pi pi (Collins) 3 Zip, Coral, and Rowdy were scratched. Magnesia, Pipi, and, Rob »Eop were the most fancied. Magnesia got the' best of a false start, and led ttricc round closely attended by Orangeman. Rob Roy fell with his riduv^it the hurdles, where Whalebone had previously came to grief. Next time round, Magnesia tried to swerve at the same jump, but Nolan held a steady hand, and landed his horse a winner. Orange man, • a good Eecond. A protest has been entered against Magnesia. Fergus, the rider of Rob Roy received a nasty cut under the nose, and has also sustained slight concussion of the brain.

TODAY'S ELLERSLIE SPORTS.

The beautiful suburbs of Ellerslie and Romuera ai-e holding sports to-day, which if they are a success (and it seem likely they will prove so although the North Shore races are "agin them,") willbe followed annually by similar meeting.';. The scene of competition is upon that most picturesque and beautiful spot known as the Old Ellerslie Grounds, the property of Mr W. Garrett, that energetic and .systematic sportsman. On arriving at the pretty little station at Ellerslie, and after a refresher at Mr J. Campbell's little gem of a hotel (which that gentleman man ages for Host Cairns, of Auckland),, we walked over, the ground, which we found very suitablefor sports, the grounclnot being damaged; as might have been expected by fche late dry. weather. Mr T. Woulds, one of the handicappers, we found acting for Mr G. H. Laurence, who was unable to turn up at the advertised time of the commencement of the sports as judges. The following list of officials shows that there is powerful interest taken in what we trust will be an annual treat to Aucklanders. At present there has been no outsiders' race, save for bicyclist, which we venture to think was a mistake. The Committee say that this was in consequence of no entries having been. received, but in all probability a walking race will be arranged for "foreigners" at the end of the day. The Ellerslie people are all crying out for water. When they follow the godhead policy of the longheaded Onehunga and Newmarket people they won't pay Gs per tank for u-aimoari, but have a good supply all the year round. Maidex Race, 120 yds.— J. Cutler, 1 ; F Fero-usson, 2 ; J. Charles, 3. Ellioislie Handicap (Ist heat, 100 yds). —W. Rae, 7yds ; J. Charles, Byds ; G. Gil lian, 3rd, 7yds. Boys' Race.—P. Hunt, 1; J, Ferguson, 2. Putting the Stosk, 151b.—T. Grittin, 1 (30 yards) ; N. Rae, 2.

DEATH FROM PHOSPHOROUS.

(by telegbaph—prsss association.)

Ixveecaegill, this day. A boy, aged three, son of C. D. Moore, of Winton, while playing with some phosphor ous, which he found at the rear of a butcher's shop had his hands and feet severely burned and died from the injuries to-day. A man, who came to the child's rescue, was also burnt, but not dangerously.

LATE SHIPPING.

Helexsville, this day. The Annie Wilson arrived on Friday from the South.

Prosecute the Swindlers!!

If when you call for American Hop Bitters (we green twif/ of flops on the white libel and Dr. Soule's name blown iv thcboltlc) the vendor hands out anything but American Hop Bitters, refse it and shun that vendor as you would a viper ; and if lie has taken your money for auy thing else indict him for the fraud and sue him for arnimges for the swindle, and we will pay yqu liberally for tho conviction.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, APRILJftjSf^

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Public Notices. ■pUBLIC NOTICE. Under and in pursuance of " The Education Act, 1877," the Education Hoard o£ the District of Auckland directs it to be Publicly Notified that iv pursuance of a resolution passed by the Board on the llfth day o£ April, 1887, the boundaries hitherto fixed as the limits of the Patumaiioe fcjCHOOL Distiuct havo been altered, and tliat tho same are now lixod in accordance with the bbundarlcK set forth and described in the .Sche dule hereto, for the purposes of "The Education Act, 1887." VINCENT E. RICE. Secretary. SCHEDULE. Patumaiioe school District. Amended Boundaries. All that area in the Provincial District of Auck land bounded townrds the north by the waters of the Manukau Harbour from the Wuiuku Kiver to Sutton's Creek, and by that creek to the north west crn boundary of Section No. -U of tho Parish of Knraka; towards the cast by the western boundary of the Parish of Karaka and part of its southern boundary to tho north-western angle of Section No. til of small lots in thePuke kolie Settlement, thenco by tho south-western boundaries of Section Is'o. (it aforesaid and the south-western boundaries of Sections Noa. Co, (ifi, U7, 71, and 77, thesoutliern boundaries of Sections No. "3 and 03, the western boundary of Section No. 21S, the western and southern boundary of Section No. 24(3, and the western boundaries of Scciions No. 10U, 100, and 101 to tho south western angle of tholast named section ; towards tho south generally by the north-western bound aries of Sections Nos. 157, 1;')8, 15!), 100, and 101, and the south-eantern boundaries of Sections No. 31 and II of small lots in the Pukekohe Settle ment to the north eastern boundary of tho Parish of Puni, thence by part of tho north-eastern boundary of the Parish of Puni as far as the south-eastern angle of Section No. 32 of that Parish, thence by the south-eastern and part or tho south-western houndnry of Section No. 32, tlie north-western boundaries of Sections No. 35, and 37 to the south-western angle of the last named section; and towards the south-west generally by the south-western boundary of Sec tion No. 3G, the south-western and north-western boundaries of Section No. 30, the north-eastern boundary of Section No. 29, the south-eastern boundary of Section No. 27, the north-eastern boundary of Section No. 28, and by tho latter boundary produced in a right line to the south eastern boundary of Section No. 26, thenco by part of the south-eastern and the whole of tho south-western boundary of Section No. 20, and the north eastern and northern boundaries of Section No. 23, also of the Parish of Puni afore said, to the Matllcu Creek, and thence by that creek, the Mauku Estuary, and tho VVaiuku Kiver to the place of commencement.



TpUBLIC NOTICE



Under and in pursuance) of " Tho Education Act lfS7," the Education Hoard of tho District of Auckland directs it to be Publicly Notified that, in pursuances <}f a resolution passed by tho said Board on the fifth day of April. ISB7, the boundaries hitherto fixed as the limits of tho Mauku West School Disjtkict, have been altered and that the same are now fixed in ac cordance) with tho boundaries set forth and described ia the Schedule hereto, for the purposes of " Tho Education Ac£ IW^ Secretary.



SCHEDULE. MAUKtr West School District.



Amended Boundaries. All that area in the Provincial District of Auckland, bounded towards the north by the Mauku Estuary, from the south-eastern angle Section o£ No. 101 of the Parish of Waiuku East to the Mauku Creek : towards the north-cast and east generally by the Mauku Creek afore said as far as the north-western angle of Section No. 23 of the Parish of Puni, thence by the northern and north-easternboundariesof Section No. 23, the south-western and part of the south eastern boundary of Section No. 20, and by tlio latter boundary as far north-easterly on the same at a point being the termination o£ a right lino produced in continuance of the north eastern boundary o£ Section No. 28, thence by the right line aforesaid, by the north-eastern boundary o£ Section No. 28 aforesaid, the south eastern boundary of Section No. 27, and tho north-eastern boundary of Section No. 29. to the eastern angle o£ that Section: towards the south-east generally by the north-western and .south-western boundariesof Section No. 30, the south-eastern and south-western boundaries o£ Section No. 3!), the south-western boundary o£ Section No. 38, part of the south-custern and the whole of the south-western boundary of Section No. 10. the south-eastern and part of tho south-western boundary of Section No. 4, and tho south-eastern boundary of Section No. 18, also of tho Parish of Puni aforesaid, to the southernmost angle of the last-named section ; and towards the west generally by the south western boundary of Section JNo. 18 aforesaid, the south-western and part of tho western boundary of Section No. 19 of the Parish of Puni" the north-eastern boundary of Section No. 81 of the Parish of Waiuku East, tho west ern boundary of Section No 112 of the last named Parish, part of the south-western bound ary o£ Section No. BG, the western boundaries of Sections Nos. 37, 88, and S'J, the western, north western and north-eastern boundariesof Section No 91. and the western boundaries of Sections Nos. 102 and 103 of the Parish of Waiuku East to the commencing point.



WALTER J- DOWDEN, AUCTIONEER, QUEEN-STREET. PiRQ.JDU.CE SALE EVERY FRIDAY. ■■"■ ■■ MOUNT EDEN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.' ANNIVERSARY SERVICES AND VALEDICTORY MEETING TO REV. W. J. L. CLOSS. SUNDAY, 17TH APRIL. Morning, 11 o'clock .. Key. James Chew. Afternoon. 3 o'clock .. Key. WJ.L. C oss. lSvening, 6.30 o clock .. Key. W. J. L. Closs. MONDAY, ISTit APRIL. Tea and Public Meeting. Tea at G p.m. Admission—ls. Chairman, Rev. James Chow. Addresses by Roys. Chew, Lewis, Macfarlane, Miller, Gloss and others. . Musical Selections by the Choir. BRIDGE WATER & CO., „ AGENTS. CONSIGN E KS, AN D F A C T O RS, AUCKLAND, N.Z. Office : Hioii-strket (opposito City Council Chambers). Cambric Handfs, Pins, Needles, &c, Chromo- Lithograpbs. Fancy Koaps and Scents. Leeds Beddings, Tickings, Manchester Cot lowels, Letter o.nd Invoice Binders, India-rubber Goods, Iron Bedsteads. . Orders and Indents promptly executed. P.O. Box 312. __ ANTKD, Situation on farm for Boy 13 yearn of ago ; can ride and milk.- For address* apply_STAU_Offlcc. 0 LET, Furnished Bedroom, with or without board,—Address First Shop, corner of Curran-street and Jervois Koad, Pon sonby. ' _____ mENDEES will be received up till MON JL DAY, the 2.»1h. for Erection ot a First-class Villa.—Plans at Hull's Pork Botcher, tjueen-st. 7TENUINE REDUCTIONS in every \_f article at T. Short's Great Clearance Sale, by order of the Executors. WANTED to Purchnse, Borcl Piano in good order.—Apply at once at Webb's Oak House, Hobson-streot. lANOS. — Organs on Monthly or Weekly Payments from 20s per month, at Webb's Oak House, Hobson-etrcet.



Auctions... H. ARTHUR. J- /■ CUDDLE. MONDAY, I.SO p.m., Victoria-street, STOCK DRAPERY, MILLINERY, PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. Arthur & Buddle Have been favoured with instructions from Mrs Watson, who is retiring from busi ness, to sell by public auction at her premises, " Conley's Buildings, Victoria street, on MONDAY NEXT, at 1.30 p.m., the balance of her Stock of Drapery, Millinery, Show Glass, &c. PIANO in Walnut Case by Bord, Tables, Chairs, Mirrors, Carpets, Couches, Pictures, Books. Lamps, Ornaments, Clocks. Fenders, Fire Irons, Bedsteads, Bedding, Wush stands, Toilet Tables, Toilet Seta, Looking Glasses, Glasses, Earthenware, ICitchcn Utensils, &c. &£' On view on the morning of day of the sale. K. AKTIIUK.] U- V- BUDDLK. MONDAY, APRIL 18th. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIA MOND AND OTHER RINGS, GOID AND SILVER CHAINS, NECKLETS, LOCKETS, BROOCHES AND EAR RINGS, PINS, STUDS, CLOCKS, COINS, REVOLVERS, GUNS, SUPE RIOR PICTURES, BANJO, LAROE MUSICAL BOX, SILVER CUPS, BOOKS, CLOTHING, A QUANTITY OF NEW BOOTS, AND LONG SEAL SKIN JACKET. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Havo received instructions from Mr. D. Bloom, of the Newton Loan Ottlce. Wellcsley St cot, to sell at their Mart, Queen Street, at 11 mHE' FOLLOWING UNREDEEMED JL PLEDGES : -ISBC-March 5th~3918, Family Bible; JJii, Masonic Apron and Book; April 12th- Ul>y, su perior Pin; May lst-J3lB. 2 Lockets; Junelth— 4510, S.H.L. Watch and Chain; 12th—Jl.l'J. Kit Tools; July 15t—1725, S.H.W. Watch and Gold Chain; 2nd—4738, SII. Chronograph VVatcli; (ith-4757, 2 S.H.L. Watches; "th—l7o6, 5.0.1T.1j. Watch; 4?(iS, S.H.G. Watch and Chain; iiVJ, Gun; 1774, Brooch, Earrings and Ring; Stn— 4778, 2 Chains; 4779, Gold Kin;,'; 4788, Diamond Ring; 14th—4810, S.O.F.G. Watch f 20th—4ho!J, 2 Pictures; 21th-4888, S.H.L. Watch; 4892, S.H.VV. Watch; 27th—13.11, S.H.G. Watch ; 4010, G. Ring; IW2, S.H.G. Watch: 4914, S.H.K.L. Watch; 28th~4M7, S.O.F.L. Watch and Chain; 4UIB, M.U.G. Watch imd Gold Cham; i'M,/ Gold Rings; 30th-4!J10, Gun; 4910, S.H.G. Watch and Chain; 4917. Greenstone Brooch; 4951, G. Brooch and Earrings; 4!l(il, E.P. Cruet; Aug. 2rd —4907, S.O.F.L. Watch; 4th— IU/U, S.O.F.W. Watch and Chain; Gth—J992, 0.. H.G. Watch and Chain; 7th-199U, G. Ring; Ml, S.O.F.G. Watch ; Dth-5002, S.H.L. Watch and Chain; 5005, S.H.L. Watch; 600 C, Diamond Ring; 10th -500S, S.H.G. Watch; Wll 1-5021, Re volver; 0210,-S.O.F.b. Watch; 1211, Bracelet.and Locket; 5212, Quartz Specimens and Coins; 0221, G. Ring; 17th—5228, 2 Diamond Rings; 23rd—6260, Revolver and Solitaires; 5273, Gicen- Mtone Earrings; 6280, S. U.L Watch and Cluwi; SMJttt-5:J00, S.H.G. Watch; 5291, a.O.t.L. Watch; 27th-5297, S.O.F.G. Watch; 30th— 6325 Field Glasses; 0H27, S.H.L. Watch; 5329 Sot Studs and Ring; 5333, Banjo; Sept. 2nd—5339, S.H.G. Watch and Chain ; 3rd -MO2, S.H.L. Watch, 5853, S.O.F.L Watch, 5355, Locket, Cham nnd Ring, 5357, Dressing Case; 6th—5372, G. Ring; Bth — 538U, two S.H.W. Watches and chain; Uth-5388, S.O.F.L. Watch ; 5112, S.H.L. Watch; 15th-two Brooches, Ear ings, etc.; 5134, G. Brooch and Earrings; 18th— 6lift, superior Family Bible and 3 vols. ; 5155, S.H.G. Walch and Chain; 515U, Pin and Links; 21st—51BU, S.H.L. Watch and Gold Chain ; 5470, kit Tools: 23rd—5181, S.H.L. Watch and Gold Chain; 25th —5197, Musical box; si!)!>, Gold Chain; 27th — 5508, S.H.W. Watch and tiold Chain ; 5509, Studs and Links; Oct. 2—5551, Loc ket, Chain, Bracelet, Ring, etc. :4th—5557, G.H.L. Watch, Chain, and Diamond Ring; uoisi", seven Silver and three Plated Cups. Clothing.—Dec. 81st—2051, piece Wincey ; June29th—sß73, piece Serge; Aug. 2—5S'J2, .Jac ket, two Petticoats, Watch, and Chain; 7th— 5923, -Dress Piece and W. Ring; 21st — Satin Cloak: 25th—G030, two Opera Cloaks; 2Gth— CO5l, Antimacassars : Sept 2—0030, Jacket and Scurf; 20th —0152, Trousers and Vest; 21st— 61(53, Overcoat; 22nd—6108, Overcoat; 25th—8195, Blanket and Tools, 27th—G::0i, Suit Clothes ; Oct. 15t—6234, Coat and Trousers; 2nd—0239, Seal Skin Long Jacket; 6th—G2Gl, Suit Clothes; 11th —6291, Dolman and Dress Piece; 12th—0301. Over coat; 18th—U330, Cloak, Jerseys, nnd Slippers; 23rd—6370, Overcoat; 0368, fourteen pairs now Boots; 30tli-tiH3, Suit and Portmanteau; 011(5, Shawl; GH9, Shawl and Opera Cloak ; Nov. 3rd —6442, Overcoat; 11th—6196, Shirts and Quilt; 12th—6505, Overcoat; 13th—G515, Dresses and Coat; 6516, piece Elastic Web; 18th—G519, Suit Clothes; 19th—0559, Ulster; 29th —6616, Suit, Coat, Boots, and about 250 parcels of clean and useful Clothing consisting of men's and youths clothing, shirts, flannels, overcoats, rugs, blan kets, counterpains, sheets, pillows, dresses, dolmans, cloaks, dress pieces, underclothing, Bhawls, and a superior lot of baby clothing. B. ABTIIUK] [J- V. BUDDLIS MONDAY, APRIL 18, At Noon. VALUABLE SUBURBANandCOUNTRY PROPERTIES. By order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. Messes ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have received instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court to offer for Sale by auc tion on Monday, the 18th April, at 12 o'clock noon, at their Mart, Queen-street, at tuo re quest of the Mortgagees, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES :— MOUNT ALBERT—Part Allotment 37, Pnrish of Titlraugi, late the Villa residence of R. C. Greenwood, with convenient outbuildings, stables, &c. Tho land comprises 20 acres loss portion taken for railway, having over oGOft. frontage, and situate within 3minutes' walk from Mount Albert Station. (Under Mortgage No. 91075.) HAMILTON—Part of Allotments 255 and 250 of the Parish of KiriUiriroa, containing 47a 2r 25p, adjoining the property of the Waikato Cheese and Bacon Factory Co. (Limited), and near Captain Sloclc's residence. (Under Mortgage 3780.) This is a highly improved property, owned by Joseph Cochran. OHAUPO—Tho Homestead Farm of. E. H. Gubbins (deceased), containing nearly 1,200 acres, and comprising Lots 154, 155, 346,317, 362 to 369 (inclusive), and 375 to 386 (inclusive) of tho Parish of Ngaroto together with valu able Farm Building thereon, known as the Innesfallen Estate. (Under Mortgages 81007 and 3322.) PONSONBY—Lot 10' of a, subdivision of part of Allotment 21), of Section 8, Suburbs of Auck land, having 33ft. frontago to Spring-street, by 91ft. deep, with Dwelling-house thereon, tho property of It. A. Mills. (Mortgage No. 82549.) PONSONBY—Lot 43 of a subdivision of port of Allotment IC>. of Section 8, Suburbs of Auck land, containing 17 perches, having frontage of 75t't. to Hargrpavesstrcet, with 2 Dwell ing-houses thereon, tho property of F. Nightingale. (Mortgage 2875.) For further particulars apply to the Auc tioneors, ARTHUR & BUDDLE. R. ABTHUB] IJ. V, BUDDM MONDAY, 18fch Inst., at Noon. By Order of the Mortgagee. FARMS, TAMAKI and HELEASVILLB. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been instructed by the Mortgagee to soil, at their Mart, Esiata and Laud JHeDarttnent. Upitaira, on Monday, 18tli in6t., at 12 o'clock noon, A LL THAT COMPACT LITTLE FARM Jl\. at Tamaki, fronting1 Waltonmta Bartour, being part of Allotment 31, formerly tho pro pnrty of Mr Win, Atkln, and cootatninK saa 3r 34p. For further particulars apply at the office t the auctloaeers. HSIiKWfaVILLM!.—AII that Superior ■ Farm, situated close to the Township of HoleDSVille, containing 387 a 2r 19p. with all r.ce improve ments thereon, being Sections 8 and 9. o£ Block 14, ICaipara Survey District, and part of Tau ranga K»wau. Block No. 2,211, being the pro jmrty of James McLeod TUESDAY, APRIL 19, at 12 NOON. NEXT MR HOGG'S STORE, NEWMARKET. TTTOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, TRIMMED MILLINERY, &c., &c., &c. ALSO A FEW CHOICE PICTURES. PAGET & RALSTON, Auctioneer.



Auctions. C. HESKETH.] !>• AITKES. AT THE AGRICULTURAL HALL. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, At 12 o'Clock. CHOICE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, WITH SIX ACRES CLEAR VOLCANIC LAND, AT MOUNT ALBERT. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. The Subscribers will sell by auction on Wednesday, April 20, at 12 o clock noon, m the above Hali, mHE WHOLE OF LOT 2, of a Sub | division of Lots 7 and 8, of a Subdivision of Allotment:!!), Parish of Titirangi, containing 5a 2r 22p, and having erected tlicrepn a Super ior New Family Residence of EIGHT ROOMS, with Large OUTBUILDINGS, all insured for £500. The Jjaud is p\ire volcanic, laid out in Grass Paddock, Plantations and Orchard. The Upset Price will be extremely low, one of £780 being the amount of the First Mortgage only, with expense of sale. The Property Tax Valuation is £1,100. Also, DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE SITES OR SMALL FARMS, Adjoining the foregoing nnd portions of same Sub-division. Lot I—Containing about 4 acres, with Orchard and Grass Paddocks, and capital Building Site. Lot o—Containing 3 acres, being one fine Grass Paddock, all fenced in and planted, with large road frontage. Lot 7—Containing 3 roods 31 perches, with main road frontage and fenced in. 1 Lot 6—Containing about 24 acres; rough volcanic. Lot 4—Containing 7a 3r 28p of capital loam land, drained and in grass, and fenced in. Nearly surrounded by a Creek and largo Willow Trees, with Splendid Site for an Orchurd and Garden; all ploughablc land. '■ These Properties are on the Three Mile Radius Line of the General Post-offlcc. ill a Good Neighbourhood, with good metalled rouds to them, with tine views, and close to both 'bus and rail; are very suitable for suburban residences, Milk or Poultry Farms or Mar ket Gardens, and will all have access to a never-failing private supply of good water, and at the upset prices, no cheaper proper ties havo been offered for sale : they being only two thirds of property tax value, and none of them will be bought iv. For particulars apply to Messrs Connell and Cooper, Solicitors, Vulcan Lane, or to— HESKETH, AITKEN &. CO., • Auctioneers. CHAS. HESKETH.] [ALEX. AITKBK. AGRICULTURAL HALL, ! • CITY MARKET. Removed to Mart for convenience of Sale. BEDSTEADS. MATTRESSES, WASH STANDS, AND WARE, BED CLOTHING, CHAIRS, TABLES, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, CUTLERY, &c. HESKETH, AITKEN & CO. Have received instructions from the proprietors, who have relinquished business, to sell at the above Hall, on Friday next, the 22nd instant, at one o'clock, THE GREATER PORTION of Furui turc, etc., of a large Boarding-house, con siHting of Couches, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Washstands and W,irc, Dressing Tables. Mat • tresses. Blankets, Sheets, Counterpanes, Pillows and Slips, Carpets, Mats, Linoleum, Curtains, Cruets, Looking Glasses, Crockery. Cutlery, Cooking Utensils, Kitchen Range, Large Stove (quite new). 2 Eight-day Clocks, several Pictures, and Large Plunge Bath. &C, &c, &c. All in excellent condition, having had very little wear or tear. Without Reserve. i w. s. cochrakb] [jas. dacre MONDAY, APRIL 18. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. RESIDENCE, LONDON-STREET, PONSONBY. The Subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, April 18, at twelve o'clock. A LLOTMENT 138, Mount St. Mary's, /■\ Ponsonbv, having a frontage of 17 feet to London-street, by 102 feet deep, situate close to the nea, and commanding a fine view of the hnr bour, with a Comfortable Residence of five rooms and outhouses erected thereon. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. w. S. COCHRANE.] [JAS. DAKCE. MONDAY, APRIL 18. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. 80 ACRES OF LAND, WHANG AREI HEADS. The Subscribers will sell by auction at thei Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, 18th inst., at 12 o'clock, by order of the Morgagee, A LLOTMENT 1!) and south-east part _CjL Lot 20, Parish of Manaia, containing 80 acres good land situate on the main road near the sea, close to Whangerei Heads, and being a very short distance from the recent gold discovery. Without Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. \v. s. cocuranb] [jas. daobb MONDAY, APRIL 25, At 12 o'Clock Noon. LAND AT KOHU KOHU, HOKIANGA, BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. The Subscribers have been instructed by the Registrar of the Supreme Court to Sell by Public Auction, on Mondny,2sth instant, at 12 o'clock noon, ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND, being a Portion of a Block, situated on the Hokianga River, and called Kohu JCohu, being the Residue of the Land comprised in Certifi cate of Title. Volume SO, Folics 88 and 89, of the Land Transfer Register Book. For further particilara, apply to— SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W S. COCHKAXK.] [JAS. DACRE. WEDNESDAY, 20th APRIL. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CHAPEL STREET. The Subscribers will sell by Auction on the premises (two doors beyond the Bricklayers' Arms), Chapel Street, on WEDNESDAY, ■>Oth inst., at 11 o'clock, THE WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Dining Table, Pictures, Clocks, Austrian Bent Wood Chairs, ChcfFonier, Cruets. Platedvvurc, Glassware, Crockery, Sewing Machine, Curtains, Fender, Books, Iron nnd Wood Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bedding Mirrors, Wnshstands and Ware, Dressing' Tables, Kitchen Stove and Utensils, etc/ SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. w S COCHRANE.] [JAS. DACKE. MONDAY. APKIL 25. ISS7. at 12 o'Clock. ALLOTMENT, CHURCH-STREET, PONSONBY. By Order of the Mortgagee. The Subscribers will Sell on Monday, the 25th instant 12 o'clock, at their Mart, A LLOTMENT 10 of Sub-division by J\ William Bacon of part of Allotment 22,0f Section 8 Suburbs of Auckland, having a Froat ago of 3S£t to Church-street. Poneonby. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers.



f • Auctions m j£^ — ~ f,r. c. DUBD^ MONDAY, 10.30^31^, TobeaSd^ucUon^'Arttort Mart at half- Auckland fruit, etc- ,— ; Tt V BUDDLE K. AIITHUK] LJ- 1i piano, hoSho'ld 11 furniture, Removed 10 Mar!, for Convenience, ol hßie. ARTHUR & BUPPLE Have ro-oived instructions from » lady c;;,; t - o ,i Auckland, and others, to sell by P^'^ext at their Mart, Queen-street,- on 1 ucscuy no* i,, at 11 o'clock a.m., t-^ttd-ptiaT T) A USEFUL LOT OF HOUSEHOLD .A. FURNITURE AXD EFFECTS < ons£ ing of Drawing-room. Dining-room Bea-rotra, and Kitchen Requisites - Piano, Suitei iji Rep. (!) pieces). Suite in Cretonne fiPggJgg Suite iv Horsehair (!) pieces), .««*»»«* Suite (5 pieces), a Hep. «w»d Horsehair WJ™ (7 pieces each). Mottled Kauri phoffoniOl. Tables, Mirrors, Carpets. ««ff- }, Glass, China and Earthenware, buttery,-Uatea ware. Kitchen Utensils, lon and y °01} ""},. steads. Palliasses, Mattresses, .Chests oi Drawers. Washstand, Toilet Table, Looking glasses, Toilet Wets, to. TUESDAY, APRIL 19, At 11 o'clock. THE TIOUSEHOLb AM> -|ji F F E C T S OF MR. PAGE, WHO IS LEAVING FOR THE SOUTH, ON THE PREMISES, ALFRED STREET, NEAR ALBEIU PARK, as under— Piano in Handsome Walnut Frame, by Ascherberff, Walnut Suite in French Cretonne, Marble Clocks, Fenders and Fire Irons, Ornaments, Carpets, Skin Rugs, Brackets, Curtains and Poles, Handsome Marble Ornaments, Kauri Sideboard, Dining Room Suite, Cedar Table, Butter Tray, Curtains, Handsome Electroware, Oil Paintings and Pictures, Seltzogene, Bagatelle Board, Handsome Hall Stand, Oilcloth, French and Half-tester Bedsteads and Bedding, Chests of Drawers, Washstands and Toiletware, Toilet Glasses, Carpets, Curtains, &c, Kitchen Utensils, Glass and China, Cutlery, Dinner Service and Breakfast Service. Also, A Large Cane Lounge. All in First-class Order, nearly new. GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions from Mr Page to sell on Tuesday, 19th, at 11 o'clock, rnBE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD JL FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, at his Residence, Alfred-street. On View Morning of Sale. R. C. CABR.] • [B- &• TONKS TUESDAY, APRIL 19, At Eleven o'Qiock. TEAS. TEAS. TEAS. TEAS. TEAS. INDIAN AND CHINA TEAS. B. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions to sell on Tuesday next, a"t eleven o'clock. fhjC<>ti\ PACKAGES FINE AND &\J\f MEDIUM CHINA CONGOUS, INDIAN PEKOES, AND PEKOE sou chongs. Samples for -liquoring at Mart. R. C. CAKK.] [ii. V. TONKS. TUESDAY NEXT, APRIL 19, At Eleven o:Clock. TRADE SALE 01? GROCERIES, OILMEN'S STORES, DRIED FRUITS, BRUSHWaRE, Etc., Etc., Etc. B. TONKS & CO. Has received instructions to soil on Tuesday next, at eleven o'clock, TQrt PACKAGES OILME N' S Ol) STORES:- Groceries Dried Fruits Confectionery Candied Peel "Wrapping Papers Brush ware Hops Etc., Etc, Etc. FIRST LINES FOR POSITIVE SALE. TRADE SALE. ON TUESDAY NEXT. SAMUEL VAILE.] [JOHN DOCGLAS. FRIDAY, APRIL 22, At 2 p.m. sharp. VAILE & DOUGLAS Will sell by auction, at their Land Sale Rooms. Shortland-strcet, THAT SPLENDID PROPERTY IN PRINCES-STREET, lately in the occupa tion of E. Bell, Esq., and siiuaicd opposite the entrance to ALBERT PARK. The LAND, measuring 58 x 112 ft, is held under a Lease from the Auckland Improvement Com missioners, having over 90 years to run at £22 10s per annum. < The BEAUTIFUL DWELLING-HOUSE is substantially built in Brick, with hollow walls, and is perfectly dry. It contains 12 rooms, bath room, attic, pantry, wash-house, scullery, cellar, etc. The whole iitted with every convenience for a family. TERMS VERY EASY. Also mHAT VERY DESIRABLE RUBUR a BAN FARM, situated at the corner of Mount Albert and Mount Roskill and Avondale Roads, and being part of Allotment 06. Section 13, Suburbs of Auckland, containing 12a Or op, all fenced, subdivided; fully planted with orna mental trees, uuel all in srass or prop, with 6 roomed DWELL! XG-HO VSK and Outbuildings; situated just outside the four-mile radius. Will bo sold subject to a mortgage of £100. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland strcet. • FRIDAY, 22nd APRIL, at 2 o'clock p.m. HOKIANGA SAW MILL COMPANY LIMITED, IN LIQUIDATION. VAILE AND DOUGLAS are instructed by the Liquidators to oiler for sale by public Auction, at their Mart, Shortland-street, Auckland, mtlE whole of the Freehold and Lease- JL . hold properties of the HOKIANGA SAW MILL COMPANY LIMITED, together with the Mill, Buildings and Machines in one lot. This is one of the Finest Kauri Sawmill Pro perties in the North Island, and the Mill and Machinery of the most powerful description and in nrst-clasa order. Full (printed! particulars and conditions of sale may bo obtained on application to THE AUCTIONEERS, or J. MILNE, ) t • ' . J. AITiiEN CONNKLL) Liquidators. C. HKSKETH.] [ A . AITKEX. FOR PRIVATE SALE, AT TJIE AGRICULTURAL HALL, BY HESKETH, AITKEN & CO., A FIRST-CLASS FARM WAGGON, PAIR OF GOGD STAUNCH HORSES AND HARNESS, COMPLETE, Price £70. Cost £120. Also, A FIRST-CLASS CHAFF-CUTTER, WITH TWO-HORSE POWER. Equal to J\>w. Price £35, Coot Sw,



— —— -~" =Jfoipi^ ism iK^li^ ■At 11 ffQlQGlu CONTRACTOB'sIvbIiaKa VU&& "horses, carts, &a, fta HOWE-STKIXT. T, fTevans hTp ant of Mr R. Jenkineon. onwrito W» house in Howe-street, on Monday, idth April, 1887 without the slightest reserve. THE WORKING- PLANT, comprising ■Uortar Mill Belts, &c. Movtiec Maobino WITHOUT THK SLIGHTEST RESERVE. Full Particulars at Office. D. F. EVA NS, Auctioneer. 31ONDAy7i8tii APRIL, 1887, At one o'clock. D. F. EVANS Mr Wood's, butcher), on MONDA\, the rfoVsftiOLD^FURNITURE AND JtX EFFECTS, comprising Couch and Chairs, Carpets, Pictures, Vase«. Hearthrug, Curtains | and Blinds, Wood Bedstead, Spring Mattress- Bed Toilet Tables and Washstand. Looking glass. Toilet ware, Matting, Oilcloth, Colonial Couch, Chairs, Tables. Fender, Crockery, Clock, Wash tub. Saucepans. Washboards, and sundiy lots of household rea uisitcs. TUESDAY, APRIL 19, At 2 o'clock p.m. UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. Mechanic's Bay, alongside Messrs N. Harkcr and Co's Brick Yards. G. W. BINNEY & SONS HAVE RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS . to sell by Public Auction on the premises Mechanic's Bay, on Tuesday, 19th April, at 2 o'clodk p.m. 4 Stalled Stable 3 Roomed Cottage Sheds Horse Collars .Saddles Harness Old Timber and Lot of Sundries. Terms Cash. vi\ a. cochkajje] [JAS. dacku TUESDAY APRIL 19. FANCY GOOGS, BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, EFFECTS DECEASED ESTATES, BREECH & MUZZLE LOADING GUNS, WATCHES & JEWELLERY. The Subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Tuesday next, 19th instant, at 11 o'clock, FANCY GOODS, Books, Boots and Shoos, Clothing, Tools, Toys, Cutlery, Platedware, Ladies' Bags, Albums, Tinware, Violins, Sponges, Brush ware, Sewing Machines Slates, Glass Jars, Scales and Weights, Glass ware, Trays, Bicycle &c. Effects Deceased Estates, Single and Double-barrell Muzzle-load inir Guns, Breech-loaders, Revolvers, Saloon Rifles, Air Gun, Watches, and Jewellery. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, At Twelve o'Clock noon. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Catherine-street, off chukch-street, ONEHUNGA. G. W. BINNEY & SONS Have received instructions from Mr Kirkham (who is leaving the district) to seh by public auction, on tne premises, ON WEDNESDAY, 20th APRIL, At Twelve o'Clock, npHE WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD JL FURNITURE AND EFFECTS,. Comprising: HANDSOME TRICHORD IRON - FRAME PIANOFORTE, in WALNUT CASE EIGHT STOP HARMONIUM by SERONTE COUCHES. EASY AND OTHER OHAIRS CARPKTS. HEARTHRUGS, CLOCKS, PIC TURES. TABLES, WHATNOTS, BEDSTEADS SPRING AND HAIR MATTRESSES WASHSTANDS, DRESSING TABLES CHEST DRAWERS, LOOKING GLASSES CHEFFONIER, KILTING MACHINE SEWING MACHINE, Etc., Etc., KITCHEN UTENSILS AND RANGE. Also, At One O'clock. LADY'S RIDING HORSS WITH SIDE SADDLE AND BRIDLE GENTEMAN'S SADDLE,BRIDLE, AND SUN DRIES. On "View on Morning of Sale. S. VATLE.] [J. DOUGLAS. FRIDAY, APRIL 29, . At 2 p. m. sharp. VAI.LE & DOUGLAS Will sell by auction, at their Land Sale Rooms - ■ Shortland-street, ■ BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE MR AMBROSE TRUST. 7 SMALL FARMS AT PAKU RANGA, situated on the Main Road to Howick. LOT 1 -The Homestead of ]7 acres, all fenced I in 5 paddocks, good fences, and all in grass • i DWELLING-HOUSE, Barn, two Stables? Co- i shed. Calves-house, Piggery. Tins j s a very valuable site, being situated at the junction of three roads. LOT 2—Farm of 22 acres I rood 28 perches all fenced and in good grass. LOT 3—Farm of 13 acres 2 roods 3S perches, all fenced and under cultivation. Lot 4—Farm of 12 acres 3 roods, 25 perches all fenced and under cultivation. ' LOT 5-Farni of 11 acres 21 perches, fenced on three sides, and in good grass. LOT o—Farm of 9 acres 28 perches, fenced on three sides, and in good grass. LOT 7—Farm of 9 acrt;s 3 roods 1 perch all fenced and in good grass, ALL THESE FARMS ARE SPLENDID QUALITY, and have good water supply Heine situated within easy driving distance of Auck land, they aye very suitable for Market Gurdpns or small Dairy Farms. TERMS: ONE-THIRD CASH, balance at 7 per cent. Also, BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE MR J. L. SUBRITZKY, That Valuable and Well-known Proiorfv situated at the Corner of Wellesley and Chanel streets, and known as the OLD BAPTIST CHURCH, FIVE-ROOMED COTTAGE and Allotment in Clarence-street, Ponsonby. IAI ACRES OF RICH VOLCANIC T AVn 1% AT MOUNT SMART. LAND By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court1 of !New Zealand—Auckland. ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND in the Pro vincial District of Auckland, containing S acres more or less, situated in the Parish ofPaku ' ranga County of Eden, and being Allotment Howick. CU°n No> 10> °f *»&WMta The Conditions of Sale and Plan of Prowertv thereon can W seen at the ahovc-nientionrf Mart, or at the Office of Dr. Laishley. a VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land find Estate Auctioneers, Shortland-s-t.



TOf 7j% ALAS© &A-ILW ay& I I^EEISST PPiaßi &LEEPERS. | wit)' #S*»e, 35feV»'««wto^ tfp tt> Xoowof FRIDAY I gjfod April, &* p4«»*eya<>cc ot 3.o(>p> Hewn Putnf I Blocper* irom Aacrfkand to S«w Plymouth, . I Hpeciftaatfoms ana Forms &f Tender to b&(&; if talmd at iJrJJway MaJMfMßra Office, Auckland. I 'CVadcr* to fee «/ld»=*te& So> tibe Kail way Store* s keeper. Jjtswsswi'.sst.- swd tvs be masked-otnsidiL 1 " Tender Utr I'V^-i/ai SjfceiWSfe/ : ~ [ I The lowest ctt"*»ytsnasv*fiot necessarily aiv f •"^ ' J.RWAXWB3X. GfSMaaalSiauaaefKStSiS | YN THE OF ALFRED I JL ALEY, of AussJiJaiMi. Jeweller;, ftßtoSasj^^ | Tenders staled and eßrlorsed, "Tewfar'i'l Aley"s Estate." will be iweived by tfw: wndeiw I signed, up to noon <m WiI>XE3rUY, ft^l Ipril, ISS7. for the Stock in -'.Trade andffistffiss. s cither as a whole or separately. Stock Sheets and Coniitio»»atinjr«ffi«s.-^..si «?OitJ^ LA-w*fiO2*f n Official .Assigjma,1 Auckland. April 7. 1587._ ■■■^ T^fOKTH KT.Z. FARMERS' CO-OEBKJC;' JJ% TIVE ASSOCIATION, Ltd, IX LIQUIDATION. Separate Tenders will be reeehre*! ffifc fldg i office until noon of FRIDAY, 22nd- ApsilfeM^ j for the "following:— I 1. Largo and convenient Store on. Breakwater j plose to Railway Station, and tmsmg r^mse I frontage, lease li years to run; arnaaaaL.teat,1 j £76; right to remove store at ena at lease. 2. Powerful Hydraulic Lift notrinnsß atOuj j warehouse, to bo removed -within one veutl j tenders being accept-d. Not bottna, to accejt j the lowest or any tender. W. GARRETT 1 umrMatms. 11 GEO. FRASER/ LiqaKlatoia.; ~ j ' Customs Street West. j TKTEAV ZEALAND MIDLAND I J3I RAILWAY. ; • NELSON CREEK SECTIOK. Tenders will be received at our Offices, Grey. mouth, until i p.m. on the 20th day of April, 1887. for forming Railway between AfnoldßiTer and Nelson Creek, a distance of aboutoj miles. Flans and specifications may be seen at out offices on and after April 12th. The lowest or tiny tender will not necessarily be accepted. McKEONE, ROBINSON, andHVIGDOR. Grej-mouth, Gth April, 1887. FTI O BUILDER S. Tenders will be received until Noon of THURSDAY, April 21st, for the Erection and Completion of a Six-roomed House at Devon port, North Shore. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect, j TO CARPB NT ER S. Tenders will be received by the undersigned, up to the 23rd inst., for the erection of a houseat Kirikiriroa. 3 miles from Hamilton, Waikato. Plans and Specifications may be seen at Thames Hotel. D. RICHARDSON, Architect, Cambridge, "T%/jTOUNT EDEN ROAD DISTRICT. Tenders will be received by the undersigned until noon of WEDNESDAY. April 20th, for the completion of Briely and F.rcney's Contract, Mount Eden and Windmill Roads. Plans,eto., may be seen at Mr. Horace Jlammond's Offica 15 Coombes s Arcade. R. UDY, Chairman. -.; "jl/TOUNT ALBERT ROAD DISTRICT. Tenders will be received until 10 a.ra. on SATURDAY, April 23, for the Formation oi Second Avenue, Kihgsland Estate. Plans, &c, may be seen at my office. HORACE HAMMOND. C.E., > V | •15, Coombes's Arcade. m ob tr ■• i e'--d c te:-afl Tenders will be received up till Noon of' TUESDAY, 19th inst., for Alterations and Re pairs to Store in Lower Queen-street. ~ EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. ■ mo BUILDERS. JL Tenders •will be received until Noon of | MONDAY, April 25th, for the Erection and Completion of Council Offices at Devonporl; North Shore. EDWARD BARTLEY, j t Architect _ 0~~ B U I L D E R S. Tenders will be received until Noon of THURSDAY, April 21st, for Reinstating Pro-: mises in Parnell. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. _ O" BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of WED; NEfjDAY, the 27th instant, for Alterations and Additions to Shop and Dwelling in Parnell. 8 Flans, etc., at my Office, Vulcan-Lane. W. H. SKINNER, Architect.:. TO PAINTERS.—Tenders wanted for Painting and Paperhanging. up to noon of WEDNESDAY, April- 20th. Plans on job. House with tower. Sentinel Road, Ponsonby. 0 CARPENTERS, JOINERS, &0.- Wanted, immediately, a number of Pack ing Cases.—-For particulars apply in person to Mr E. Wright, care of H. Kohn, Jeweller, Queen-street. O BUILDERS.—Wanted Tenders, till noon o£ THURSDAY, the 21st inst.. for the erection of a Villa Residence in Ponsonby. Plans, &c, at Dowdcn and Paten's, Land and Estate Agents, ICil, Queen-street. ~T R, TH U R G. DA W, Architect, Mason's Buildings, KARAXGAnAFE Road. _; <X\TWTY~IyF. W.AIT~EMATA, FENCING AT "NORTHCOTE WHARF APPROACH. Tenders for the above will be received up ft Noon of FRIDAY NEXT, 22nd April. Specifi cations at the County Oflice.Palmerston B^Jld; 1 ings, where tenders arc to be left. OLIVER MAYS, ■ . ■ .. Chairman. April 16, 1557. [.. :^__z:u^: ";-:, i£&6% _ BON US given for Situation m jJsL^Ojfc ' Warehouse procured for advertiser; age, 2U.-TT.D., S'VAROftij^ '.., "Oukekohe West road district1 election of~trustees. ordinary vacancies. Nominations will be received by me up tfl TUESDAY, APRIL 26th, at noon, at the Office of the Board, my residence, Pukekohe, of two duly qualified persons to fill the office w Truste. s. in place of Messrs. T. Polkock and J) Watson, who retired. The poll will be taton (if necesaryl on Saturday 7th May. F. C. THOMAS, Returning Officer. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. Nominations will bo received by me, at ,M Office of the Board, Pukekohe, up to TUB* DAY, APRIL 2Gth, at noon, of two duly quail'! lied persons to fill the office of Trustees. »i place of Messrs. C. Shipherd and G. Russell, resigned. A poll will be taken (if necessary) on: Saturday, May 7th. '■'~< F. C. THOiMAS. Returning Officer. Road Board Office, Pukekohe West, 15th April, ISST^J BOROUGH OF OWEHUNGA. §3 " Notico is hereby given tbat th» OnohW* 80-oTiah Council proocses to Borrow the BJ1 ™ ot FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS (£5 030 £«tW. purpose ot Providing Plant and doing o»b woric' neoeEßary for Suuplring the Totw " Onehtmßa with Water; the Interest and W* inKFund o£ whioh Loan shn!l be seenrea »i.» Special Rato of Sixpence (6d) in the £. wbl*s is proposed to levy on all rateable properlyl* the Borough. „_ ::--. W. G. SCOTT^, March 25th, 18S7. ~£L Printed and Published by the ProP*',^ Henky Brett, of Symondsstreet, ot "2 General PriatinK Officei bhortland ana *»•. srrect3. in the Province ot Auckland *?'.'■ Koa'and. _ * Saturday, April 16, 1?57,