SECOND EDITION

The Auckland Star.

YOLb XYIIL-^o. 129.

AUCKLAND, ..N.Z,, THURSDAY, JUNE .% 1887.

PIIICE-ONE" PENNY.

TABLE TALK.

Financial Reform League. ;• ?■•■.; That's fche proper name for it/ .' ; ' >. The " Political" smacks of electioneer* ing. Hope the meeting to-nighb will be & success all the same. , i Bravo, my " Lords " and gentlemen ! V> Forced the hand of an unwilling Govern' menfc and saved their honour. Who says that a second Chamber is'quifca useless ? A more pressing question—" Who struck Buckley?" 7 .': V. Auckland citizens are preparing to hava a proper " flare up " for the Jubilee. Arrangements'for 'a 'Jubilee gathering of Sunday-school children in Sydney have been made. . A number of prisoners are to be liberated in Tasmania for the Jubilee. Strikes me there are a great many liberated prisoners thereabouts already,; probably "a fellow-feeling makeis them wondrous kind !" , , "Sing willow, titwillow, titwillow!" John Spalding, aged 10 years, shot himself dead the other day in New South Wales' because of unrequited love. . ~ '.,'.' . Battle of the programmes at the Opera House. .'. ", '~ .', J Two rival sheets, each having the "solo right "and being the "only authorised", and " correct card." ,'=.: Humph ! The " Curtain" overshadows its rival completely, and will do so—until the' fall of the curtain ! - ... , Meanwhile the Mikado looks on with uft concern, " and so does his daughter-in-law- i elect !"■ ' , . | Pooh ! Bah ! Why doesn't one of the rivals ''insult" the other with a bribe? j Sydney residents, formerly connected: with Hastings, will welcome Lord and Lady, Brassey on thier arrival h ere. ■ "■,.-.-. ;r That unknoMrn incendiary again. . i. The verdict of "incendiarism by some person unknown" is becoming rather ■ monotonous. Why don't they trofi out the rat again ? ;] Educational tinkering proposed. 'V Coopering and doctoring, you mean ! The j " Herald " says : " Mr Tneo. Cooper, in his address, adopts Dr. Laishley's views.". Apropos, this is what " Tim Doolan " says of the adoption theory :— , ',s,:'4±- \ Sesjthedocther to Cooper sez he, ■ -■'..'. Z. Faith I'm graitly delited to see . ...■•-. ■' With my cribbed lukeybrayshin upon eddicay shin At last you are forced to agree. ■ Begerra, sszCooper, sezhe, ; ","..',..-• Yer ouldpamplet 1 never did see But in small butohcra' dhops, where I purchase my chops ; ■ f And they sausages wrap up for me. . : ;■;..-■' At Sydney the other day, five men from New Zealand were sentenced [each to one i. month's gaol for ; not paying their steamer fare from Wellington. c \. King Tawhiao is to arrive.at Kirikiri from Paeroa to-day. , , •<■•>' ■.■_ :. A South Australian schoolmaster claims to be the heir of ; the Whaddan. estates,; valued at L 3,000,000. He is the second1* Australian "claimant." '.• .■••;: ;• jj It is probable that Hearn, the New Zea-; land sculler, will take part in the great) i rowing carnival to be heldjin. Sydney. ; I Three printing offices m San Francisco ! are owned .by Chinese,. ... ~ . : -; ,4 Burglaries were lately ; rjjs|.lh the suburbs ! of Sydney. . 1 j AMad'unJ Mr Madden, solicitor, Mcl-1: bourne, shot himself yesterday. , : . :, ;.. He is now " far from the Madden crowd's' ignoble strife !" a , ' 7j j George Walter .Foster has been placed^ under the fostering care of the police atr^ Christchurch.. He is supposed to have' forged a cheque. ■~ ' ; ■ So his chequered career has received a' check! . ; ; ; ' ;-• i Matthew Burnett has written to a friends in Sydney: "I do not think it probable^ that I shall attempt to touch Sydney this? year, unless it is made very clear to ma| that I ought to do it. R. T. Booth, and? others, have rendered legitimate work al- ; most impossible in the ereat Australian : centres for a time at least. i What's the row? 0! What does it all" mean? .' •■ .:' .i Means that teetotal " spouting " isa pay-: ing trade, and the professional men are getting to love each other as fervently aa parsons do each other ! An in-Seine attempt: A short time ago a boat containing fourteen persons wis' successfully worked on the Seine with artificial wings acting on the air, and pro pelled by a rotating wheel. The " Vagabond" was lately in Sydney en route for Fiji. Harry Thode got himself injured in Nicoll's blacksmith shop on Monday by some scalding tar exploding and going on his face and hands. Victorian school children contributed over LI,OOO to Bulli disaster relief fund. Memo for Auckland Burns Club.—A greafj grandson of the poet is now working on a farm at Ascot Vale, near Melbourne. Sequel to the Asylum scandals in New South Wales. ■ Dr. Rowling, of the Parramatta Asylum, / is to be asked to show cause why he should not be dismissed the service. linMoTi caught it hot in 13*6 House of Representatives last,,B,igbjj.roHis friend, and compatriot Dargayilig,|[a4- tp^gp ,tq his rescue. "■' ' ,;<>t;Vi :i ,•';;■;•. -'j/i i That " versatile and eccentric 'pjplitician" has been getting well " slated " by the ! Wellington " Post," which says of him— 2 •' It matters not whether he blame or commend,' ■ If he's bad as a foe, he's worse a3 a friend;" , The newly-appointed United States Con- j sul was expected to reach Samoa by the last mail steamer. • . ;> ; The road between Derby and the~Kim«V berley goldfields is reported to be flooded. •>; About 40 men are stuck up for want of provisions. ' f i Mr Pond's patent butter packing boxes i are increasing in demand. ;-^- , H.M.S. Rapid left Sydney on the :25th ultimo for Tonga. There she Avill'b'e stationed for about four months. i Means to keep an eye on Baker and Moulton, I suppose. Very lilcely one o£ these gentlemen will have to-be "de ported from the Island Kingdom before long. '-v ■■■■:. ■■:, ■■-,;,,., ti ,^ _ And you think one of them may make a Rapid exit! -■ i: ■ \■■* \J. Rather good ■ incident at the Opera laeb night. • • ' . .: Didn't notice, it'; what waß it ? - When Pooh Bah was telling about hia pedigree, and how he had been promoted from being a "cheap tailor "to the ranks of the peerage; all eyes were turned1 totho front seat in the dress circle, where a well known sartorial artist of Auckland was seated! ■ > t j;: ; '■■-•'; ■■'■.'■• to .



Shipping- "-^~" TTNION STEAMSHIP ! fU-sSWssg U COMPANY OF NEW Jpogjl ZEALAND (LIMITED). Bisiail ROYAL MAITi EXPRESS ."|ltafii^| SERVICE. If OVERLAND ROUTE TO ■■^■IWGLAND THROUGH AMERICA. '. nidinß alike tho heat of the Red Sea and the 1" co i,i of Cape Horn. .*. ct« n mers of this Lino are appointed to andl Auckland for Honolulu and .^Francisco every four weeks, sailing as "" ' ~~ Ijeavo l-icave Arrive • Staler. lons, gydnc^. Auck. 'Frisco. ' ijmm3 x SOOO June 15 Junc2Q July 10 . -=rrr^ o available for twelve monhs, and ' I a« Passengers can brenk tlicir journey at Kland Honolulu, San Francisco, and any »ca» en ToUte- t0 NeW iol'k -Through Fares, Sydney or Auck'and, to I l England, Saioon, £59 to £0710s.; Steerage, £30 3s, For all information apply at any of the STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF ||jUflxw NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). ! Vtnion steamship company of new zea iP^^^ LAND (LIMITED). |M^S^|_ ■ - TI j IE TABLE.-Juxs. JnR TARANAKI. NELSON. PICTON, WEL "SoTON, LYTTELTON, AND WEST 1 cXihlSi PORTS (from Manukau). "■^er. | Date of Sailing. [Jf^[ pSnnm" | Tues., 7, JO a.m. I 8 40a.m. ■BOTOBUA I Monday. 13, 2 p.m. I 12 noon. voiTTARANAKI, WELLINGTON, AND ' LYTTELTON (Special Service). WiNAKA f Friday, 3,3.30 p.m. | 2 p.m. pSfGISBORNE, NAPIHR, WELLINGTON, LYTTBLTON, AND PORT CHALMERS (from Auckland). jT^wTri I Thura., June 2, noon WAiBARArA [ Tuurs., June 9, noon — I jrQlt MELBOURNE [Via Bluff). IIiSAPOOKi I Thura., Juno 2, noon I — 'KiBARAPA* I Thurs.. June 9, noon I — *Galls at Hobart. '—~. FOR SYDNEY. ifeASAP 1 Tuesday, U, 5 p.m I — tor".hqnolijlu and san franciscq" Si^OSA I Mou., June 20,4 p.m. | — . ' : FOR LEVUKA AND SUVA. iBAWATA ', Mon., June 27, 5 p.m. | — '•^~~ FOR GREYMOUTH. Omp | Tues., June 7,2 p.m. I — ""FOR RUSSELL AND KAWAKAVVA. 'ffAiBABAFA I Monday, 6, 5. p.m. | — ! Cargo must be booked and alongside TWO HOUKS before advertised time of departure. ■ Passage Tickets must bo taken at tho Com pany's Office. ,>,-'. Auckland Branch, corner Queen and Customs fwetafflj . ■ ■ rT77~~r~ QTEAM TO THAMES, 'JgbS^f^tr k3 Connocting; with RIVER mSmzlL* STEAMERS for STIRLING &Bx%OPS.™ WO RT H, OHINKMURI, WAITEKAURI. WAIHI, ifEAROHAGOLDFIELDS.MORRINSVILLE, WATTOA PLAINS, AND GRANT AND FOSTER'S SETTLEMENT. ri. TIMETABLE. S.S. ROTOMAIIANA. ';-p.S. ENTERPRISE No. 2. ": FROM AUCKLAND. •■■ ■ | ROTOMAHANA. | EXTKItrKISE W4kj 3| — 19 night .Siitoter', .4.1 11.30 morninff | — -:',■;:; FROM THAMES. | ROTOMAHANA. | ENTERPRISE. Frida7 ;s3 3.30 afternoon I — Saturday i 5 afternoon 11 0.30 evening No cargo received for Rotomahana within i talfsn-honr of advertised time of lcn.vin.ij. Not responsible for Shipping, Carrying, or Discharging Live Stock. ~.,■.,;,...;'... GEO. FRASER, Agent. J^i^dr A U ~R ANG a, j^^^^> OPOTIKI, AND WHAKATANE. 'The 8.3.' »■'...;..,.; OHELMSFORD Will run to and from the above ports every week. Agents-J. Bodell, Tauranga; Whakatane, EP.Bi.uett; Abbott & Whitb, Opotiki. : Apply to- ' SHARP & CO., ._ ■■. ■■ Commerce-street / j- AND ONE- Jg&ZLir VV HUNGA STEAM JP^>|L NAVIGATION CO. (Limited). CALLING AT AWITU POLLOCK, WAI PIPI, and other places. '■'■' TIMK-TABLE.-S.S. MANUKAU. Leave Onehunga: Leave Waiuku.' ■ ;^ June. . Wrlday, 5.15 p.m. i— Saturday. 0 a.m. ! Wlonday, 7 a.m. 6—Monday, 10.30 a.m. '-Tuesday, 7.30 p.m. 7—Tuesday, 11 a.m. j-wednea.. 8.30 a.m. B—Wednes., 12 noon •^■Thursday,9 n.m 9 -Thurs.. 12.30 p.m. B-Friday, fl a.m. (for Manukau Heads) '-Saturday 10 n.m. 11—Saturday. 1.30 p.m. 13 Monday, 11.30 a.m. 13—Monday, 3 p.m. I-Tuesday, 12.30 p.m. 11-Tuesday, i p.m. a-Wednes., 2 p.m. 16—Thursday, fi.3 ■ a.m. "-Iriday, i p.m. 18—Saturday, 8 a.iri. "-Monday, 5.30 pm. 21—Tuesday, 10 a.m. g-w edncs.. 7.30 a.m. 22-Wednes.. 11 a.m. 8 a.m. 23—Thurs.. 11.30 a.m. g-inday.9a.in. (for Manukau Heads) «-=atnrday, 9.30 a.m. 25—Saturday. 1 p.m. jjbMojiday, ip.45 a.m. 27—Monday, 2.15 p.m. w-fucsday/ll 30 p.m. 28—Tuesday, 3 p.m. sHVednes., 12.30 a.m. 29 -Wednes., i p.m. ■ July. H-rflayASQ p.m,.. 2-^Saturday, 8 a.m, Weather and other circumstances permitting. ii;° P T%° received within half an hour livi s?Vime of leaving. All freights payable before delivery of goods. *a'gineT°6ib!e Or shi PPin£- carrying or dis , fe s-Single,°ss;' Return, 7s Gd. l«ielit,7B odperton. BROWN, Managing Director. ■:- i ______J r iQI s- COROMANDEL. ''.^l^^ip* THOMAS SCOTT, MASTER. I*-£*r fr®*T' TIME TABLE. J^XW Auckland: Leaves Coromandel. "Way,3 t i2noon Saturday, 4,12n00n jj^^fand other circumstances permitting. tbamin«P- onsible in shipping, carrying, or dis •vW live stock. tndS? 0 .received .without Shipping Note, %«hire a"'ho"r o£ advertised time of . Parcels must be prepaid on Board. 'i|^f____H. SWINDLEY. Manager. '(so_ '..FpHE NEW ZEALAND I^^ SHIPPING COMPANY'S SjiWROYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS (under Contract with e:% Zealand Government) will bo dcs- Her Majesty's Mails as under for 7' L 0 S D 0 N, de Janeiro and Madeira :— Stes »erß. , ; Tong Port of | Date . VC^_^__, | Doparturo.' : ' 1887. ksnr v"--" 4,473Lyttelton Juno 30 4 183 f boar; Sept, 22 GI--,-....' i,\k) ranged. October 20 . ftenoefo mard every f ourt h Thursday. ttt,Wßniaf be learned by application to- CfIARL E g V, HOUGHTON, SUb,,' Local Manager. Arckland,



Shipping. J&s&atT nP-^ANAKI, WEL i^^^A LT^TO^ LYTTEL . *"** SPECIAL SERVICE. The Union Steamship's Co/ITsT* WANAKA F\H leave Onehunga every FRTrnv owi UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. "WILL LEAVE "WJe^flt,*^ ONEHUNGA FOR NEW PLYMOUTH, WANGANUI, AND LYTTELTON, At 3 p.m., on SATURDAY, 4th inst., and for HOIIA N G A, At 3 p.m., on MONDAY, 13th inst. For freight or passage apply to J. CRAJC4, Commerce-street, or, J. W. WALLER, Onehunga. "fT 0R LONI)O^ DIRECT. TO SAIL ABOUT" MAY 30. '™^2£H3s£a The iron clipper barque EASTERHILL, 100 Al. built under special survey, Theo Perssox, Commander, will sail as abovo' xinmediato application is necessary for remain mgspace. Hn.3 excellent accommodation for saloon passengers. HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. Agents. >£ v- /"ORIENT LINE. STEAM TO LONDON. From Sydney. From Melbourne Liguria June 4 .Juno 10 Austral Juno 18 Juno 21 Iberia July 2 July 8 Ciiimbokazo July 16 July 22 And fortnightly thereaftor. Through Fares from New Zealand to London • Steerage, £1S to £21: Second, .-fiSfito £10 : Saloon' £55 to £70. EXCURSION RETURN TICKETS, available!) months—First-class, £105. Available 12 months—First-class, £115; Second £65. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited), Agents in New Zealand. jr^y \L TO LONDON. f&^SW&h^ PENINSULAR & ORIEN 4m» TA^as^n^Y GA FOR LONDON DIRECT (Via Colombo and Bombay). Steamer. Leave Leave Mcl- Sydnoy, bourne. Bengal Junes""' Junoll Kaisak-I-Hind. . Ji:nc22 .Tune2S Paramatta July (i July 12 Cakthage July 20 July 20 MassililA August 3 August 9 Valktta August 17 August 23 And thenceforward every alternate week. Passengers and cargo booked to London, Mar-; Bcilles, Italy, Egypt, India, China, and Japan, at moderate rates. Return tickets issued both to first and second class passengers at especially low rates. Cheap reserved accommodation can bo obtained in this Company's vessels. The Second Saloon having; bcon thoroughly re-organised, this Company is now enabled to offer intending passensors to Europe unrivalled accommodation at the following groat! • re duced rates :— Single Ticket £37 Return do. (Available for 12 months) .. £05 Passengers booked at Auckland at same rates as Sydney or Molbourne. For all particulars, apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO., Queen-street, Auckland. Agent?. Lectures, Etc. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, CORNER OF WELLESLEY AND ALBERT- S-KBETS. WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES. Commencing each evening at half-past seven. June 3. — Lecture and Musical Selections Chairman: Dr. Knight, Subject: "Much .ado *»nout Nothing; or the Greatness cf Little Things," Rev. Jafciea Chow. June 10.— Limelight Entertainment Chairmen : Colonel Ilaultain Subject: "Our Parki and Pleasure U rounds." Conductor: Josiah Martin, Esq. Tune 17.—Debate : "Female Suffrage." Chair man :J. H. Upton. Esq. Affirmative: F. G. Ewington, Esq. Negative: George White, Esq. June 21.—Lecture and Musical Selections. Chairman :F. Larkins, Esq. Subject: " The Age of Charles V.." by C. P. Nowcombe, Esq. July 1 —Lecture and Musical Selections. Chair man : T Buddie Esq Subject: ' Luck," by Rev. T. epurgeon. Tulv 16 —Lecture and Musical Selections. Chair man H. G. Seih Smith. Esq., R.M. Sub ject : "Dry Bones," by Rev. C. H. Garland. July 29.-Dobate: " The Nationalisation of the Land." Chairman: Rev. VV. Teb^s, M.A. Affirmative : E. Withy. Esq. Negative: Rev. J.S. Hill. August 5.-Musical Entertainment. Chairman : 13. Withy, Esq. Conductor: J. P. Hooten, Esq. August 12.-Musical Entertainment. Chair- Inan: F. Battlcy, Esq. Conductor: Herr Carr Schmitt. , August 2i> —Lecture and Musical Selections. Chairman: Rev. J &• «iU. Subject: "Daniel Defoe," by Rev. H. J. Lcwi3 Peptember 2.-Dobate; " Free Trade v. Pro tection." Chairman: C. E. Button. l<-sq. Affirmative: E. Bell, Esq. Nigative: J. Lamb, Esq. September 23.-Musical Entertainment. Chair man :G. c. Pierce, Esq. Conductor: V. Jfl. Rico, Esq. Tickets for the course to admit bearer and lady. ss; to admit bearer only, 3s ; single lec ture, le, may be obtained from any of tho book sellers from Members of Committee, or from rret?v^^rTckli-holders till twenty minutes P astseven ;BuDDLß A X ;IG hT. /Hon. Sec. W. BRAKENRIG Gen. ?eo. Board and JBesldcncc /COMFORTABLE Apartments, with \j Board if required, for one gontlemim, ,n ia private family, in a vory PleaaanUjJsltuat^ house. No other boarders., no children.—Ad dresaatSTAßOfflco. , COMFORTABLE Accommodation for two Gentlemen in a private family, resui iniz in a healthy suburb. Busses pass door, no oJer boanlers or children; bath and every home comfort.- Apply I. H., Box 296, P. U.. Auckland. ' tost and Found. _T«^fe REWARD. — Lost, on Saturday 2&/& morning, between Commerco-streot Stho Supivnie Court, a £10 note. Anyone Returning same to J. Craig Commorce-street, will receive the abovo reward. LOST, Pointer Dog, dark liver colour.— Reward on returning same to E.BHU, Chemist. Eden Terrace, or T. B. Hill, Chemist, Quoen-street. .. CiPECIALTY in Macintoshes-afe J. H. p Dalton's, TftDor, VlctQrla-Btreet feast,



For Sale FOR SALE, a pair of handsome Black Ponies ; a perfect match. —I. Phillips, Eden Crescent* FOR SALE, a 5-year-old Gelding by Muket out of a Stonewall Jackson'mare, full brother to Muscatel. Guaranteed sound agd quiet.— Apply Green Lane Store-. Rchin6<-a. FOR SALE or Lease, a Good-paying Country Bakery Business, Freehold. Good reasons given for seling.—For address, apply Star Ofhce. IIOR SALE, the Stock and Fixtures, and to Lot, splendid Shop and Dwelling; do ing: a good cash trade; very suitable for Fruiterer »n(* wrocor.-Apply I). Nicoll, next Edinburgh Boot Shop, Victoria-street. FOR POSITIVE SALE, cheap and terms very easy, Got) acres good Land with deep-frontage. Only eight miles from tlio Qucen-sti-cot Wharf.—Apply ■ td John Soppct House and Lmd Agent> Co, (JUoen-strocU IjIOKIMMEDIATE SALE, in Alton Road, a good 7-roomed House, with scul lory, wash-houßo, gas and water, etc., and large allotment. Price very low.—Apply to John boppet, Honso and Land Agonl, C 5 Queen-street. I^OR SALE, Boarding-house, select, with permanent boarder's ; in a pleasant loca it.;-, flvo miuutes from Queen-street; exceptionally soott house, oitlicr for boarders or private resi donod Rontlow. Prico, about. £50 for furniture and fixtures valued at a low rate.-Address at Stak Oiflce. I "'OR IMMEDIATE SALE, as tho owner must loave for England, a really good Farm of 238 acres, 130 acres of it In grass, and fenced part with thorn hedges, and tho calanco iv bush; orchard, house, and building*; and a very low price will be taken.—Apply to John Soppet, Houso and Land Agent, G5 Queen Street TIjIOR SALE, or To Let. in Victoria JL1 Avenue, Romuera. a Beautiful Houso of ten rooms, with bath, wash, coal-houso, dairy-man's room, coach-house, siablo, etc, largo orchard, glass-house, suitable for vinery ; the whole in first-class order ; together wiih 9 acres of land ; ono of the most charming spots in this favourite locality. Immediate possession can bo given.— Apply to F. G. Clayton, or Vaileaod Douglas. li^Oß SALE, small Farms and Sites 1 for Country Residences, within eight miles from town, at from > 4 per acre, beautifully situated in the Titirangi District, containing; from 8 to 30 acres; -well adapted for market gardeners and fruit growers. This property is easily approached by good roads, and is well sheltered. Portions of it contain good ti-trec bur-li, and tho whole is well watered. Low price to intending settlers, to whom very, easy terms will be given.—Apply to 11. Ashton and Son, House, Land, and J'J3tato Agents, No. 8 New Zealand Insurance Buildings. F~O 11 S A L E ■ THE SPLENDID ESTATE KNOWN AS AVONDALE PARK, Containing 130 acres, only 4J miles from Auck land by a good metalled road. A good oppor tunity for acquiring villa sitos, etc. boil suitable to nrofltable work for market gardening, being only live minutes' walk from railway station, and omnibuses running to and from tho city every hour. Will bti sold in lots of one acre and upwards. Termsliberal. Title. Land Transfer A ot. Apply to lIESKETH, AITKEN, & CO., Auctioneers. Or to JOHN BOLLARD, Avondale. TGI 0 R ". S A L E, RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS, MOUNT ALBERT.—Splendid Freehold Property, situa'e at Mount Albert, containing 6 acres rich vol canic soil, all fonccd partly in good v grass paddocks and partly laid out In orchard and gardens: There is a very extensive frontage to the main roatl, nnd also to the road loOnehbngn, and to a side road. The Buildings consist of LARGE AND COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, containing eight rooms (two of them each _2 feet long), besides bathroom, storerooms, etc., two stables with lofts, coach-house, man's house. wastfi-hc.so, etc; good water supply from tanks and well. RESIDENCE, REMUEKA. A splendid Freehold Property, situated at Lower Rcmuera, on tho Orokci Koad, close to the sea. The grounds consist of over 24 acres of rich land, well laid out and planted with flowers and trees; there i 3 ulso a good orchard and pad dock. The Residence contains seven good rooms, besides k tchen, scullery, etc., with pan tries, dairy,.bathroom, etc. Water laid on from large concrete tank. The bui dings comprise— man'scottngc, coachhouse, stable. Communica tion with town good, the bus passing the door. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Queen-street FOR SALE, the Goodwill of the oldest Hairdrcssing, Tobacconist and Fancy Goods Business in the town of Wauganui. Tho advertiser having determined to retire from business, is desiring to dispose of tho above. Ho has successfully carried 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 line. 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 the past 6 years in premises adjoining, and which can be disposed of separately ir re o.uired. These'promises are situated in Hie 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, Ilidgway-strect, Wanganui. OR IMMEDIATE SALE, Lease of Gentleman's Residence, owner having left for America. House is In choice position for society, close to trams; was built for seller; contains d rooms, not including dressing rooms, bath rooms, butler's pantry, and wash-house with concrete floor, copper, etc.; replete with gas fittings, blinds, electric bells; has a fine verandah on three sides; stands on a volcanic knoll; furniture (noarly new) can ho had cheap. —Apply Geo. Brown, J. R. Randorson and Co., Queen Street. TT2OARDING - HOUSE FOR SALE. The Proprietor of the DEVONSHIRE BOARDING-HOUSE, Hobson-strcet (owing to ill-health), is offering for Sale, the Lease, Good will, and the entire Furniture. This well known and popular Boarding-house offers an opportunity to an enterprising man and wife in a going concern. . . For particulars, apply on the premises. MICROSCOPE, with 6 powers, up to 1-lGth, with apparatus, suitable for a Doctor or Analysis, by. best London maker; a bargain.—Apply Micro, S'f as Office. , MOUNT ALBERT (near Railway Sta. tion.—Must be sold, very cheap; those two grand level allotments, Nos. 1 and 2, Ailcn dale, containing 2 acres 9:) perches, having each a frontage of 27ifeet, by substantial depth, com plctclr fenced, and planted with shelter trees, well sheltered position, and a good vie wean be obtainodfrom the property. A bargain. £200. —Randerson & Co. TRING and Brass Band Music for IMvate Sale, Chcap.^-R. Patek. Metropol itan Club, Park House, Victaria-street East. UITS to Measure from 50s, with an Extra Pair of Trousers for nothing, in 10 hours' notice.—J. lL Dalion, Tailor, Victoria street East. FIHHE popularity and enormous sales of JL Wolfe's Schnapps testify its intrinsic merits. 7H"H AS. WILLIAMSON, \J House, Land and Esiato Agent,B3, Qneen stroet, opposite Fort-atrcct, has always for Sale, and to Let, largo and small Houses in the City, Suburbs, and Country Districts; also. Farms, improved and unimproved, in various parts of the province. Several Eligible Building Allotments for Sale in tho City and Suburbs, for cash or on deferred payments. Corporation Notices fiITY OF AUCKLAND. BAST WARD. Aroeeting of the property-owners and others affected by the proposed " Improved Levels " in Emily Place, Eden Crescent, Shortlana, Princes, and adjacent streets will bo held in the Council Cnambers, Coburg-stieet, on FRIDAY, <?rd June, JBB7, at 7.30 p.m. Business Important, rfru June, joo<, p Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Olllce, June 2,1887. T~~E~ C A L~ N .0 T I C X "^ MR ADAM BROCK. SOLICITOR Ha* Removed from Canada Bull-lings, Queen, street, to new offices, No, 18, Shortlftnd-street (next STAW Office),



■ Wanted. __^ WANTED, a good Salesman. - Apply at once, J. Caughey, Draper, Karangahape Road. WANTED, Coat Hands, Vest hands, and Machinists for order work ; a'so, Smart People for wholesale departments.—G. Mcßrido, doiilmeree-atrcet. ANTED, Married " Couple fovjthc country; wife to cook and do washing. man to make himself generally useful.—Applj Mr Banbury, W. McArthur & Co. WANTED, a General Servant. Refer ence required.—Apply to Miss Hill, Wcntworth House, Ponsonby Road. ' WANTED, a~strong~Boy willing to work ; 10s per week. — Apply house corner Curran and Emmett-streets, Ponsonby. ANTED, a Man or Boy to gather White Mbss-bdst flrico given.—Ad dre3S,P.O.Box2l6 i . WANTED, a Tutor to instruct two young gentlemen in arithmetic, gtam mar, etc.,- during evenings. — Apply, stating torms, to X, Box Noi 325, Post Office WANTED, a Boy nine or ten years of age, to mind cows; nonojbtit a good one need apply to J. Littlo, Rocky Nook, GrCat North Road. WANTED, a Competent Bookkeeper.— Applications, stating salary and giving references, to bo addressed to Box 70. ANTED, a Young Lady as Pupil Teacher in a School; a small snlary will be given, with lessons in Drawing or Painting. —Apply, stating salary required, to "_._-., Star Offlcc. WANTED, a cart-load of Supplejacks. - Apply sharp, P.O. Box 21G. WANTED, a Room, good, unfurnished, llroplaco, private family, Mount Eden district preferred. — Address Baoholor, Post otHcc, Auckland. ANTED, Cottagetorent, threo rooms, decent locality, detaehod, good repair; elderly couple, permanent. — State lowest rent dnd particulars to F.H.R., care Luhning, Do main-street. ANTED, a 6 or 7-roomed House; must be in good repair. Would take for a term.—Address, "8.T." Star Ofllce. ANTED, Furnished House of 4 to 6 rooms, wiihin ten minutes' walk pf the Post-ofllcc.-Andcrson fc Co., 75, Queen-street, W~ ANTED, about 14 tons Corrugated Sheets (second-hand).—State prico and particulars to S. Jickell and Co., Engineers, Customs-street West. W"~^NTED~TO LET, off Grey-streofc, o two-roomed Dotachcd Cottage, oven and city water; rent. 5s. —Apply at Stau Offieo^ WANTED to Lot, Bedroom, with oi without board; comfortable homo; terms, 15s or-Is per week.—Apply, for address, Mr Home, Grocer, Wellington-street^ ANTED Everybody to save their money by visiting the Rakino Bdat, To rn orrovv. WANTED -All Rifle Shots to know that the prizes offered for competition during tno present week in Hazard's Shooting Gallery, Elliott-street, are of far greater value, relatively to cost of competing, than the prizes offered by the New Zealand Rifle Association at any of its meetings. ■ WANTED.— Come and see my oxtra Trousers for nothing.—J. H. Dalton, Victoria-street East. WANTED.— "Where arc wo all going to?" Why to J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Vic toi-ia-strcot, for an Extra Pair of Trousers for nothing. ANTED Seen. The Newest Shapes in Felt and Tweed Hata exhibited at lowest prices by Georgo Fowlds, 80, Victoria street. ANTE*- -KNOWN—Watch Glasses fitted, 3d each; charges for watch repairs no matter what maker or where bought, equally cheap. Best workmen kept on the promises. Ar rangements made to turn out 150 repairs per week. All watches cleaned are guaranteed at Stowart Daweon and Co.'s great English Watch Exhibition, 91, Queen-street. ANTE!) KNOWN—An Album of Portraits and Views, Souvenir of Queen Victoria's Jubilee, will be presented to all pur chasers of Goods, Is value, at Goodson's London Arcade. ' WANTED KNOWN - Don'fc miss the opportunity of Purchasing some of the Bargains m Boots and Shoes at the .-ale of the Assigned Estate of It. Watts, at Bargainia, opposite Foresters' Hall, Karangahape Road. WANTED KNOWN-An Extra Pair of Trousers given away with every Suit. —J. 11. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria-street East. WANTED KNOWN. - Stranger than Fiction—J. 11. Dalton gives away a Paii- of Trousers for Nothing. ANTED 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 streets WANTED KNOWN.—An Extra Pair of Trousers for Nothing.—J. H. Dalton, Tail or, Victoria-street East. ANTED—Volunteers and Shootists generally to know that the Rifles in use in Hazard's shooting Gallery, Elliottjstrect, are unsurpassed for accuracy of fire. See scores made during last week's competition. ANTED KNOWN—If you want to Buy Boots and Shoes for your children cheaply, take them to the Salo of R. Watt's's Assigned Kstate, at Bargainia, opposite Fores ters' Hall, Karangahapo Road. WANTED KNOWN. FLUTES. FLUTES. Several Flutes for sale, varying from £2 to £30. Also a quantity of Solos, Duos, Trios, etc. Lessons, Two Guineas per quarter. Flutes re paired, re-padded, and^put in good order. Hoffman and Sons, Queen-street. •m- A N' T E D, INSPECTION -'w MUN R O AND MIL LI G A N'S T W BEDS. WANTED •SEEN- D. McPHERSON'S GRAND SHOW OF HIS OWN IMPORTED BLANKETS, -_ _"_ BALES /d.mcp a> A eood English Blanket, size 8/4 (or 2yds. in length).- 5s lid pair; 9/1 (or 2* yards), 8s 6d pair; 10/1 (or 2* yards), 12s Gd pair; 11/4 (or 2J yards fullsizo)? 19sCd pair; 10/4 Scotch Twill, 11s lid pair; makes in proportion. ~", ' New Zealand Flannels, special value—lß,ls/d, Is 3d Is (3d, etc., etc.; Imitation Welsh, GJd. SW 9Ad 10d, Sc; very wide width, Is yard; Heavy Scotch Plaidings, Is 4d, 1b fid, Is 8d yard. Splendid Value. | KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ANTED KNOWN—That the Auck land Industrial Exhibition will be opened in the Industrial Association s Rooms, vv vndham-street, on Jubilee ixvy., June _i, 1887, and it is necessary that all exhibitors make im mediate application for apaao. . •Tp ANTED KN-O WN. GEORGE GREGORY, PHOTOGRAPHER, ■: Ouick's Buildings (Near Three Lamps), U PONSONBY ROAD, ,'. Is now producing First-class Photographs at the following reasonable rates : - Carte de Visito, ■10s 6dperdo_ ; Cabinets, £1 Is per doz. Ohil dren's at same price. High-class Enamelling at a moderate advance on above prices. 1 ram cars passthe door regularly. , L___ TO^aIFtED X N O W N- James Clare has Boats and Yachts for Hire al his Residence, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby Boats built to order at his Yard, Customs-streel West. . , . ...... ■ Seven-ton Boat for Sale \ suitable fQJ 67 stei tra.de,



Wanted. - "TO" A N T E D X N O W N. ' SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ' D. McPHKRSON, being largely overstocked ' with Ulsters, Jackets, etc., as below, has deter ' mined to clear regardless of cost rather than • hold over. 30 Ladies' Black Braided Jersey ! Jackets at 9s lid each. Newest Style —At , Karangahape Road. TIT ANTED KNOWN. 250 Children's and Girls' Ulsters, 2s 6d, 3a Cd, ■ 4s Od, 5s 6d, 0s 6d, etc., each ; 250 Ladies' do. from 7s Cd, Ss (3d. 9s Gd, 10s Gd, 12s (id, to 30s each. Bar gains regardless of co3t at P. McPHERSON'S. WANTED KNOWN. UO Black Rabbit-fur Capes, Is 6d, Is lid, 2s Cd, .2s lid each. _, , . 750 Ladies' and Children's Felt, Plush, and Cloth Hats, Is each. i Real Genuine Bargains Ml Regardless of Cost.—At D. McPHERSON'S, Karangahape Road. ANTED Known—That Hazard's SHOOTING GALLERY, KUlott-Btrcot, : is the finest and best appointed Gallory in tho colonies. Fivo pounds reward given to anyone who can givo proof of this being contrary to fact, . WANTED Known—That W. H. Hazard will guarantee to teach anyone, not physically or mentally deficient, the art oi Rifle Shooting in a few lessons, at his SHOOT ING GALLERY, Elliott-street, next to Hofl man's warehouse. TFT ANTED KNOWN. The undersigned Is now offering an excellent ssortment of WINTER DRAPERY ' & MILLINERY AT VERY MODERATE TRICES. Imported direct from leading British manu facturers. i A choice assortment of MILLINERY, DRESS FABRICS in all the most useful tex tures from 6Jd. ■ FLANNELS from GJd to Is 9d. BLANKETS all sizes, Al value. ! Cash buycra will find here the best value . obtainablo. ' A. LOVETT, . WBLLESLEY STREET. YOUNG WOMAN, recently arrived from England, wishos to return with a Lady and family.-Address G. & R., Star Office. • ~T IMPLICATIONS, addressed to Secretary 1 Jrk. Mercury Bay District Hospital Board, 1 will bo received till 25th June, 1887, for position ; as Resident Doctor, from duly qualified men. Salary, £300 per annum. Outside practice. > Further particulars can be obtainod from the . Secretary. EDWARD CLAY, ' Chairman Local Board. A~~ GENTLEMAN of good connection, wisliing to visit England to represent a Colonial firm during tho Jubilee Exhibition, , would hoar of a good opening. He must have a small capital.-Apply by letter, stating full particulars, to Alpha, DevonportPost Office OOT TRADE.— Wanted, 4 respectable Girls to loam the Fitting and Machining. —Apply at onco, Northern Boot Company, ' Limited. DOUBLE-BARRELLED Breach-load ing Hammorloss Gun with fittings, cases, complete by best maker; nearly new; a bar gain.—App'y Field, Star. ' LOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES! White and Colourod Kid; Lined and Fur Tops, at reasonable rates.—Fowlds, 80, Victoria street L Jf«-fl A WEEK.—Wanted by a Young ' dS^JL Man who is a good horseman and smart at figures, any Employment at the above rate.—Apply Intelligent. Star Office. TO COLONIAL MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS Wanting an Agent in Auckland.—A gentleman of undoubted rcspoct '. ability and integrity, who has been in Auckland about, eifdit months, and who has had larpre commercial exporionce in London, would be glad to occupy himself as agent or otherwise for manufacturers or merchants on fair and reason able terms. Convenient and Central Offices for Samples or Merchandise— Apply to "J. 8.,' Post-ofllce Box, 312, Auckland, N.Z. O SETTLERS AND CAPITALISTS. —Wanted, by two cxperiencod carpentors Building Work of any description; can make plans and cut timber from bush. Terms, 25s and ; : 0s weekly, and found.—Apply Star Office. » "ITOTANDOTTES."—Wanted to Pur- V T chase, one Rooster and two Pullets; 1 must bo good.—Address Wyandotte, Post-office, Lyttelton. To Let TO LET/ at low rental, new 4-roomed House and Stables, in Mason's Gardens, Parnell. -Apply to W. Crowther. finO LET, a 4-roomed House; rent reduced JL to 5s 6d per week.—Apply J. B. Clarkson, ; Gundry-street, Newton. TO LET, 2 5-roomed Houses fronting street; water inside ; rent, Bs.—Apply T. Harper, Canada-street, close to Baths, Pitt-3t. TO LET, from 12 to 14 acres of rich Graz ing Land, for potatoes. — Apply T. Crow, Otahuhvu ' • O~LET, Furnished House of 6 rooms, Ponsonby, bed linen, cutlery, &c.; 25b per week; terms reduced.—Thos. Rogers, Frankiin : Road, near Wood-street. TO LET, House in Dundonald-street, four rooms and workshop.—Apply Mr Crudge, Saddlor, Symonds-stroct, or Mr Smart, on premises. TO LET, large five-roomed House, plea santly situated close to Ponsonby Reser voir; ront 9a to good tenant.—Apply Russell, Grocer, Great North Road. TO LET, eight-roomed House, Ponsonby Road ; nine-roomed House, off Grey-street; four-roomed House, Eden Terrace. — Apply Dowdeh and Paten, 161 Queen-street. . TO;LET, Shop and Four Rooms, Victoria street Weßt; also, 5-roomed Cottage in Graham-street.—A. Wright, Toy Shop, Victoria sfcrcetWcst. ..,■■•'>"•■ ■»' ■ ■■- TO LET, a Shop and Five Rooms, near Eden Vino Hotel, Tips; Sljpp and. Work room next door, 7s Cd.—Apply to W. H. Hendcr sori, Mount Eden Road. TO LET, a 5-roomed Cottage, corner of Pollen Street, Great North Road, water , laid on, with two vacant allotments adjoining. —Apply Mr. Brophy, Star Hotel, Newton. TO LET, Store, 60fb x SO, close to Queen street; fitted up in first-class style with offices, counters, shelving, etc. Rent very moderate.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Queen-street. 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, next to Tyndall, Butcher, Mount Eden Road. Counter, shelving, gas, gas stove, every convenience; splendid opening for Greengrocer or Grocer; rent 15s.—Apply N.Z. Mortgage, Loan and Discount Bank, High-street. TO LET, Wellosley-street, those com modious promises at present occupied by Mr George Gledhill, Cordial Manufacturer.— Apply, Brown, Barrett, and Co., Elliott>street, Auckland. .T> IRKENHE AD. —TO LET, 23 Acres , JO (or part) oC good-land ; suitable for straw berries and fruit; lofig lease to good tenant; rent nominal.—"H.R.," Star Office. C) RETIRED OFFICERS, MER CHANTS. AND OTHERS. To bo let, with possession in fourteen days that commodious residence in Jennynstreet overlooking tho Harbour, now in occupa -1 tion of FT D. Fenton, Esq. • Tho house contains Drawing room. Dining, Study, four Bed-rooms (two with fire-places), two Bath room, Servants' Room, Kitchen, Wash-house, s with boi'or and many conveniences. Gas and water are laid on, and the land, comprising '. about an acre, is laid out with ornamental and fruit-bearing trees. For cards to view and par . ticufars, apply to F. G. Ewington, Estate Agent, Coombc's Arcade, Queen-street. ; yiLLAGE SETTLEMENTS. I can Let on Lease for 19 years, twelve Sections ; of good land, suitable for market gardens, fruit . growing, poultry farms, etc., containing It acres each ; north-east aspect. Each lot fenced c off and ploughed. Rent 10s. per week. Firsi man fltst choice. Only three miles from town. ■ Point Chevalier,



Amusements. WILLIAMSON, GARNER, & MUSGROVE'S ROYAL pOMIC QPERA /COMPANY. Manager.. i. t . .. MrR. S. Smythe Business Agent .. .. Mr W. Hughes ; Stage Manager .. .. Mr John Wallace Conductor Mr W. H. Harrison rnHE I\/fIKADO ! ■ 1 H E IYII KAD 0 ! Declared by all tho Critics THE THE MOST MOST PERFECT PERFECT OPERATIC OPERATIC REPRESENTATION ■ REPRESENTATION Ever witnessed in the Colonies. TO-NIGHT-OPERA HOUSE, Which was thronged again last night. MIKADO.— The Mikado of Japan - Mr ALBERT BRENNIR. ."V/TIKADO. -Three Littlo Maids. IKADO.—NANKI-POO, his Son— ' Mr W. 11. WOODFIELD. MIKADO.— LORD HIGH EXECU- TIONER-HOWARDVERNON MIKADO. -THREE LITTLE MAIDS. ■ MIKADO.— LORD HIGH EVERY THINGELSE-MrH.BENHAM MIKADO. -PISH-TUSH, a Noblo Lord Mr T. GRUNDY. MIKADO. -THREE LITTLE MAIDS. IKADO. -YUM YUM-MISS ELS A MAY, the Charming Prima Donna I^/TIKADO.— PITTI SING and 80-PEEP ■lyX -Misses OSBORNE fe WALKER MIKADO -THREE LITTLE MAIDS. MIKADO.-KATISHA-MISS ALICE BARNETT, of tho Savoy Theatro IKADO.-Circle and Orchestral Stalls Plans at Kidd & Wildman's. sa, 3s, Is "DOYAL COMIC OPERA PROGRAMME. Tho advertisement signed "BY ORDER" In this morning's " Herald" was unauthorised by tho Management of the Royal Comic Opera Company. K. S. SMYTHE. June Ist, 1887. YNCH FAMILY BELLRINGERS (Organised 1867). 1 THAMES-THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. OTAHUHU-MONDAY, June 6th. ONEHUNGA—TUESDAY, June 7th. HARRY LYNCH. Manager Bellringcrs. PROGRAMME or ENTERTAINMENT To be held THIS (Thursday) EVENING, in the Grafton Road School-room, commencing at 7.30:- : . '■ , Duct (Piano), " The Osborno"—Misses Harper Song, " Saillnpr"—Mr M. McAlpine Song. " Robin's Return"—Miss McMillan Address-Sir William Fox ._• ■:- _ Trio (Instrumental)— Messrs S. and R. Adams and 11. McComish Song, " Too Blind Girl to Her Harp"—Miss Main , Vocal Duet—Mr and Miss McAlpine 1 Recitation, "My Teetatal Dolls "—Mis3 Ruth Jones ■ Song, " The Vißion"-MiBB McMillan Song-Miss BlacWnira ■ Trio (Vocall, " Tho Social Glass"—Messrs Bell, i MoGregor, and Angus Song, " Working for Me"—Mr R. Adams Bong, " I'm Afloat"- Mr E. McAlpine Duet (Pianoforte)— Messrs S. and R. Adams TICKETS : Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. •"VTOTICE ! NOTICE ? NOTICE ! FAREWELL VISIT. . THE GARNETS AND ALEXANDER Will givo their Favourite Entertainment in the GLADSTONE HALL, NORTHCOTE, To-morkow (Friday) Evening. See the Sword Dance. Admission—6d and Is. Dance. Is. ST. LUKE'S SUNDAY-SCHOOL. MOUNT ALBERT. Childees's Gift Tree AND LIMELIGHT ENTERTAINMENT BY REV. J. S. HILL, In the Mount Albert Public Hall, ON FRIDAY, JUNE 3, AT 7 O'CLOCK. ADMISSION Ono Shilling Children of tho'.Sunday-sehool Free Other Children Half-price Some useful Articles remaining over will be sold. Sporting. A UCKLAND RACING CLUB _£5l WINTER MEETING. SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1887. 1. MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE of 100 soys. About two and a-half miles. 2. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 100 soys. Two and a-quarter miles, over 9 nights of hurdles. 3. WINTER HANDICAP of 80 soys., second horse to receive 10 soys. out of stakes. Entrance, 1 soy., and acceptances 2 soys. each, to go to the funds. Distance, one mile and a distance. i. NOVEL HURDLE RACE OF 50 soys. Two miles. 5. GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE (HANDICAP) of 300 soys. About three and a half miles. . 6. SELLING STEEPLECHASE of 100 soys. About three and a-half miles. 7. LADIES' BRACELET of 40 sovs.,a Bracelet value 30 s^ovs. for the first horae, and Bracelet, value 10 sovh. for the second horse. Gentlemen riders. All horses to be nominated by ladies. Entrance, 2 soys. each, to go to tho funds. Weights: Syrs, lOst 121bs; lyrs, list 51bs; syrs, Ilstl2lb3; 6yrs and aged, 12st. Distance, one mile. • Entries for the Winter Handicap and Ladies' Bracelet will close on MONDAY, the 30th inst. at eight o'clock p.m. Acceptances for Winter Handicap, THURSDAY, 2nd June. WM. PERCIVAL, Secretary. Meetings • -V"OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN JL ASSOCIATION-Conior of Wellesloy • and Albert streets. — Evangelistic Services ; EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, at 7.30. All are uivited. New arrivals cordially invited. • A UCKLAND TABERNACLE. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, i , At Half-Past Seven. Pastors J. Gilmore, T. Bray, and T. Spurgebn i will rolato why they were Immersed.. A Ordinance of Believers' Baptism. PUBLIC MEETING will be held on FRIDAY, Juno'3rd, at 8 p.m., at the [ Industrial Association's Room, Wyndham-st., . to disouss matters of tho greatest importance in connection with our local industries. All are 1 invited to attend. NNUAL GATHERING OF BANDS OF HOPE. t The Members who took part in tho above on ) Queen's Birthday are requested to attend a I Special Meeting next FRIDAY EVENING, t June 3, in St. Jamea's Hall, at 7.30, as the Gospel . Temperance Mission desire the repetition of the programme at their annual meeting on the 7th. W7 J. MACDERMOTT, gee, A.B.H, Union,



Personal. PERSONAL. -Dear Wife,it wbiild ie a nice walk for you to visit the Rakino Boat To-morrow. ':' -"•'-• ' '■> a riARPENTBRS, LABOURERS, etc., a^ \U requested to call and examine the stock of Working Shirts, Clothing and Flannels-keot br George Fowlda, 80, Victoria-street. „ 1 ." " BRSONAL.—I supply an Extra pair of w ■! TT?w e!! :with/tTO^ suit-J.H.Dalton, Tailor, Viotona-atrept ~:, ;- } - 4i t .^;,H" PERSOWAL -Call and get an! Ovepooab ftt J, JJ. Palton'a, TaUQrr7iotoi:i M t,Kajli,