Deaths.

BARRY.—On Tuesday, 2flth April, f\t his parents' residence, NY rstcrn Sprinßf, Thomas, the beloved son- of Gnrrelt and Catlierino Barry.;agcll rears and 3.nionlhs. ' ' ; f{ Tho funeral will lenxe hlo parents' resi dence, Western Springs, to-morrow (Wednes day), nt 8 o'clock. Friends plcnro accept this invitation. JEXNINGS.-On April 18. at Glsborne.Rosnllo Doratkoa, tho bolorw ilauuhtcr of Rot. Edward and Mrs Jennings, LEONARD.—On tho 25U\ April, tit her parents' residence.. Ayr-Street, Parnoll. Winnifrcd, the only child bt William Henry and Margaret Leonard; aged 10 months. "TovrusvUlo HoriiM," Queensland, please copy; .. Private interment. McLEOl).—On April 25th, at her late residence. Freeman's Hay, Flora, second daughter of Angus and .les'sio McLcod ; ace 23. Tho funeral will leave on Thursday, at 10 a.m.. for Waikomiti. Friends please accopt

this invitation. PETEKSOX.-On April 23, at tho residence' Davy-street. Thames, Jlary. beloved wire of , Mr James Peterson; aged 39. STUBBS.-On tho 25th inst, at Auckland, New Zealand, Percr, eldest son Of Robert lute Stubbs, Esq., of Sydney, N.S.W.; aged 32.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

AlaUs will oloeo as undor:—

Tina DAT. p,, *| ■ For Gisborno and Napier, per Kaivu, ftU p/m. For Whangarci Hearts. Farua, AYaipu, Whnn garoi, Kamo, and Mangapai, per Wellington, lit 5 p.m. For Thames, per Kotuku, at 5.30 p.m.

Wednesday, 27th inst. For West-port, por Manawatu, at 6.15 a.m. For Rarotonga, per Ada C. Owen, at 11 a.m. For New Plymouth and Southern ports.per Mac'

grogor, at 1 p.m. , For Katikati, Aongatete, Tauranga, ( and Opotild (Tin, Thames), por Rotoinahana, at For Thames, per Rotomahana, at 3.30 p.m. For Itussoll and Kawa Kavra, por 'lo Anau, at

For Mangawai,' Hakarii, and Kalvraka, per

Itubr, at 5 p.m. For Thames, per Entcrpriso, at 5.30 p.m. | 8. B. BISS, Chief Postmaster.

LATE SHIPPING.

;' The barque Northern Chief floated off the mud at Brick Bay lasb ovening. The barque Laira, bound for London, was towed'to sea by the s.s. Awhina this morn ing.

The s.s. Wellington arrived from Whan ganui last night with tho following passen gers :—Messrs McLean, Goolco, Boulb, Hutchings,, Knight,. Cuplan, Rutherford, Wilson, Stephen, Donaldson, Allen, Lewis, Sheppre, McKenzio, McDonald, "Mooney, Hill. Whitelaw, Harrison, Doull, Mesdames Harrison,. Day, McKonzie, Way to, Hallow way and son, and Misses] Lyons, Elliott, Wilson (3)" and eight in the steerago. The Now Zealand Shipping Company's Auckland agency is advised by wire that the Aorangi s passengers are coming on by the Rotorua, leaving Wellington to morrow, and due in'the Manukau about noon on Friday. The "cargo comes per Australia,arriving here next Sunday.

SEAMEN'S TROUBLES.

Tho labour agency business has received, considerable attention in" these columns already, but it appears that the sailors now require* to nave .ft Trord or two on the subject. Wo are informed by the Secretary of the Auckland Branch oi the Seamen's Union that sailors have been im posed, on by a certain labour agency, which has required the payment of large. sums of money \ before giving • information as to vessels for which- they required hands. Instances are quoted in which a mate was charged £1, a cook 10s, and sailors os each, in order to secure employment. Mr Ellison intends to have this matter brought before the House of Representatives, and will write to Mr Moss, M.H.R., on the subject without delay. ' It is a pity that'seamen do not apply for information as to vacant berths at, the; Customs 'Shipping Office, where no charge Us mado' for t information given, apd/they -would thus save any possi bility of'being victimised by labour agencies of any description. / 3XJ •'■ '■ ~: r

THE TE ANAU.

The s.s7: To Anau, i,G52 tons (J. Mcln tosh, master), arrived to-day, at 12.45 p.m., from Melbourne and. Southern ports. Pas sengers :—Bishop and Mrs Had field, Mr and Mrs G. F. Griffiths, Mr and Mrs Ander son, Mesdamea Wilkie, Morris and family (3), A. N. Brown, Mullenger and family (4), Bird, Misses Wilkie, Gardener, C. Wallace, Fraser,- Hay, Evans, .Barrett, Fenncane, HadfjeLd, Allanach, Gow," Jeffreys, Judges Smi£h and McDonald, Capt. Person, Messrs Dowding, Skirving, Murray, Leatham, Wiseman, Pirie, C. Burton, F. Morton, Davenport, .Burrows and, son, G. Hayes., Parsons, H.lHilly'H.itlavy^Beattie, Fitz gerald, Ledward, Bradley, Dobbie, A. E, Johnston; and. 29 in the steerage.l—We are indebted to Mr Robt. Guy, purser, for customary favours.;.;"« yv.xijtif!) ■■; .s". •■■/:-

THE SUVA.

Thes.s. Suvahavinghadthedamagedplat* in her bottom patched up, leaves for Port Chalmers this evening in charge of Captain Spinks. At Port Chalmers the Suva will go into dock and several hundreds of.pounds will be spent upon her iri' tJgiving; lier1 a thorough overhaul, which could just as well or probably' better Have been db'ne'.in Auck lend. ' This sort of thing, of course, causes much comment amongst unem-, ployed labour, and there was a good deal said on the wharf- to-day.. Someairged that the work would bo done more cheaply at Port Chalmers, but so far as we ,can judge this is not so and the real reason why the Union Cpmpany .take .all, I;heir work SoHtli'is; that it may be done under the supervision of their officers there. The fact, nevertheless, reflects unfavourably 6n Auck land :workmanship, the wo.rk has bcen;;proved;;Qver' arid over again, ancl it behoves our • ironworkers ;to qestir thems elves and "endeavour toprevenfc a repeti tion of this sort of,thing., ~/ t. ,_ ,X'""""

NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING.

.[rEB MERCHANT SHIPPING A^D.UNDER WBITEES' ASSOCIATION.] . : ,1 ■ ; (tLondon, April 23.: -r Arrived : : Ship, Mar garet Galbraith,- from-. Porfci Chalmers, January 12^ Nelson,- v from Oamaru, January 31; Himalaya, from Wellington, January 7 ; Alastor, from Auckland,;4)ecember 15 • Marmion]*j»frQm itNapierjV -December 14; Opawa, from Timaru,. January 30 ; Marl borougji,"fr6m''TiiharufJahiiafy 23; Waircia,1 from Oamaru, December 12; .Lochnagar, from'GisbornejiDeSe'inteßr 17./ r nl s: !;M;' '!;r, °

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPP ING.

.S,YDNE\ r,rApril;2s.-^-Arrivedf: ri'Wairarapa,' from-Auckland;-.:;? y'rii^-i'O .bflltevhflif sh

To the Editor :, Sir, —The report, Jn yes terday's !'Star: rof tho. application for an order-for^ winding up- the ," Rationalist" Newspaper; G0.,:. states"'tlik^t"two of the drfectors "supported1 tKa: appliclfibidn,' and stated there wero plenty of assojba tp pay the debts.-' As one of the direefcor's present, I feel it my-duty to contradict that portion of the report. As I asked that time might be allowed to communicate with tha share holders in tho matter. In reply to which the.,judge suggested paying. th»;debt,; and f,*"iwwfciiig the order.—Yours, reepect s%&j, S. C. Stebbtbb. £b the District \libravjy Takapuna, Mmsvn Edwin Hwro^i, Gepi-g« 0; Hodges, Itoborfc Mackay, Edward Durderi Meatyard, William Henry, Shakespeare, and John Warmoll were thisiday!riominated us candi dates to fill the three vacant seats in the Lake Road Board, arid~being,more than the number required, the Returning 'Officer (Mr Seaman) announced a poll for Tuesday uext, May 3, at the same place,

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVI -1 ?■ DENT SOCIETY

[reutbr's telegram.]

Sydney, thie day; The thif^-oightb. annual meeting of the members of the Mutual Provident Society was held yesterday. The annual report was adopted wiili unim portant alterations. A discussion took place on the subject of tho pension of the retiring secrotary. It was decided to adopt tho report without however deciding on the motion against the proposed pension. This was not regarded as approval of the' same by the meeting. Messrs. l&ng and Mcllhone's motions wore withdrawn and will be discussed when the bye-law 3 como up for con sideration on 16th May. The result of tho olection of directors was to be made known this morning.

PRESBYTERY OF AUCKLAND.

A Breeze From Avomlale.

A special meeting of tho Presbytery of Auckland, culled for tho purposo of furthor considering the disagroo ments between tlio Key. A. McKenzio and his Avondale congregation, and tho reply of tho General Assembly to the Presbytery's rcferonco thereon, was held at St. Andrew's Church ab 10 o'clock this morning. Thero wore present: The Revs. J. Macky (Moderator), R. Sommerville (clerk), G. B. Monro, A. McKenzie, D. W. Runci man, D. J. Steelo, R. F. Mac nicol, P. J. Riddel, Thos. Norrio, C. Wor boya and Thos. Adams, and Messrs J. Buchanan, I). Garrioch, A. White (elders), besides a deputation from Avondalo, con sisting of Messrs Watson, Euaton, Hender son, James Sinclair and B. Johnson. The Clerk submitted tho General As sembly's finding with regard to tho refer ence from the Presbybory concern ing i the dißagreomenb which had arisen at Avondale between tho Rev. A. McKenzie and tho oilico - bearers of his congregation. Tho Assembly's reply was a recommendation to the Presbytery to carry out the law of tho Church, which is that when disagreements arise between minister and congregation the Presbytery may, if necessary, after duo inquiry, dis solve the postoral tie. The Rev. A. McKenzie took objection to Mr J. Buchanan sitting as a member of tho Presbytery, on the ground that ho had boon appointed thereto aa representative of tho Kirk Session, of wblch he was not a member. Tho Rev. R. Sommemllo was exceedingly pained by this quibbling and fighting. The facts were that when he left Avondalo a vote of £150 was made to him in reepecb.of the manso. He mado * present of £100 to the congregation, and the balance of £50 ! had been left by him to lie in abeyance, and it might so lie for the next fifty years bo far as he cared. The Rev. A. McKenzie maintained thab the facts were ac ho had utated._ There was an entry in tho minutes to this effect. On a question being asked, ib wai> stated that £150 was duo to Mr Sommervillo, and that ho had been asked and consented to accept £50. He challenged disproof. Mr Johnson asked leavo to give his ex planation of the matter. Rev. A. McKenzie : Sib down, sir ; you havo not yet been admitted to tho court. Mr John Buchanan gave an account of a conversation which ho had had with Mr McKenzie on the matter in question. Mr McKenzie held thab accounts due to other ministers such aa tho Revs. Sommervillo and Bruce should nob be paid while money was due to him—the resident clergymen. Ho denied tho correctness of Mr McKenzio's representations. The Rev. A. McKenzie challenged Mr Buchanan's statement, and asked that both ho and Mr Buchanan should be put on oath !in order that the truth might be elicited. I The Moderator deprecated the tone of the debate.

Ultimately Mr, McKenzi© withdrew the point. Mr McKcnzie was thon invited to express his opinion upon the procedure of Presbytery and Assembly upon his ease. Mr McKenzie said that ho considered their, conduct all along with regard to him to have been " not the thing." It was not in accordance with the law of the Church. The document submitted from the congregation should not ■ have been acted upon. The Committee of Man agement had no power to take the action which they had concerning him. As for tho Presbytery, the way in which it had acted was quite illegal and quite irregular. Alter some further discussion the Rev. D. W. Runciman suggested that the matter should be further considered and settled in Committee.- rx ■.'•' ■'' f " • :,'■.(

■ The Rev. R. Sommerville endorsed the suggestion. Hitherto the matter had been considered with closed doors, but it had somehow leaked out and got into the papers and that was the first meeting at which it had been discussed with open doors. Perhaps a more kindly spirit might prevail if the matter were considered with: less "restraint. ■-."Human 'naturd was human tiafcttte, arid the old monkey was apt to display itself in the best of them. The Bey. D. J. Steele was opposed to haying any secrecy about the matter, as it would then look as if they had something to conceal. When angry passions had been stirred up, and the reporters withdrew in order that; the debate might bo continued with more freedom, the imaginations of the outside* public,might'run to any length. The1 l'eality might not bo so bad. It was then resolved, upon the motion of the Rev; D. W. Runciman, seconded bytheßev. D. J.Steele,that fcho'matter should be ' further considered in' Committee, the reporters not being obliged to withdraw, but being required, of course, to refrain from reporting conimittte proceedings. ':■ The Presbytery accordingly resolved itself into Committee. ~,,..

■'"lri " Committee the opinioa waa unani mously held and expressed, that so seriou^ and, determined waa the disagreement of the congregation with the Minister, that lthe only way of allaying ifc was for the minister to resign. At the same time the speaker admitted that there was no.:cliarge, against Mr Mackenzie'g moral character.

. Mr McKenzie , declined to accept t"he invitation to resign. •. ..: The Rev. R. Sommervill* then moved, "That tho Committed, having koard all tho parties.in this teas* mid feeling: feb'nt'there is no hope of an arnicablaßobtlonaeiibof the diffi culties, recommend to Roy. Mr MoKonaio that h« should tender now to tho Presby tery the resignation of feis oharge." The resolution w«a seconded by tho ftev. R-F. M«/.Jnicol and carried ntun. con.

--Presbytery then resumed tnd th« com mittee's finding was reported to it. The Moderator tmked'Mr McKenzie if he hafts anything * to*■■ say before the Preßbybery .pastied out to ite finaT'.decUion.' Hia own opinion was that Mr 'McKenzie should obviate the necessity of a decision by tendering his resignation. He then asked Mr McKenzie if ho could see his way to resigning. ' Tho Rev. Mr McKenzie replied that he could not see his way to do so. The Rev D, W, Runciman suggested that

the word now should be deleted from the Committee's finding in the hope that the object aimed at might be amicably attained in a few weeks. . The Rev. R. Sommerville replied thab it would be useless. For three months past efforts had been going on to get Mr Mc- Kenzie to resign, so ac to avoid publicity, but without success. Mr McKenzio complained that he had been treated with great injustice. He re membered another individual who had al3o harassed him while professing tho utmost solicitude, and that person reap ing in another place fche reward of the many deeds done in his day and generation. Mr Sommervil'o would not tolerate this sort of thing. He knew whom the rev. gentleman referred to, and if such remarks wore repeated ho would be prepared to move for more summary action, lie would not sit there and listen to such things.

\ Mr McKeiiicie bhoughb members of Pres bytory should take time to consider th« whole matter.

Mr Sommerville pointed out thab the rev. gentleman had disobeyed his ordination promise to" submit himself to blie admoni tions of his brethren. '

Mr Macnicol stated that since he joined the Presbytery no such disagreeable matter had .been beforo. them, nor ono that had caused;him so much per sonal pain. He would move that tho report should be received, and that the Presbytery should take action at its next meeting. Mr Monro declined to support such a motion unless Mr McKeuzio promised to give them a distinct and deh'nite answer at next meeting. Mr McKenzie said that he would con sider tho matter. At the same time he wished to know if, in tho event of reeigna tion, would ho bo paid his salary up to date, and would he receive compensation for any expenditure ho had made upon church or manse property. Mr Rev. J. B. Munro moved, " That the decision of the Committee be accepted by the Presbytery on the understanding that Mr McKenzie gives a definate answer at the next ordinary meeting of tho Presbytery." Finally the resolution was seconded by Mr Somervillo, and modified by him as follows :—" That tho Presbytery receive and adopt the report except so far that it requires Mr McKenzie to give his decision now and that he bo given tiil next meeting to give his answer, instead of being re quired to give it now." Mr Buchanan moved as an amendment: "That in tho intesests of this Presbytery of Mr McKonzio and the congregation of Avondale it is desirablo to get a don'nito decision now from Mr McKenzio. Mr White (Onehunga) seconded tho amendment. Ho thought the Presbytery would be making itself a laughing-stock to tho public by putting oIF the matter so long. In answer to Mr Steolo the Moderator said thab in the event of Mr Mackenzie's absence from next Presbytery meeting would all tho same proceed to find action. _ Mr Buchanan eventually withdrew his amendment and the modilied motion was then put and carried. » Tho moderator communicated the the de cision to Mr McKenzie and required him to presont himself at the noxt meeting on the first Tuesday in June, stating also that in his absence the Presbytory would proceed to action. •Trio Presbytery adjourned till the 7th of Juno at 10 a.m.

PRENDERGAST, THE MURDERER.

Tub superintendent of tho Lunatic Asylum having decided thab the Pokeno murderer, Prendergast, is now in a stato of' sound mind) representation to thab effect were mado totheColonialSecrctary.and tho Hon. Mr Buckley by telegrath has directed the Resident Magistrate to issue a warrant for the removal of the iold man from the Lunatic Asylum to the •Gaol, where he will bo detained "during Her Majesty's pleasure." Constable Lamb proceeds to the Asylum this afternoon for the purpose of escorting the prisoner to tho Gaol.

RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION IN SCHOOLS.

[BY TELEGKAriI.—OWK CO&KESrONDENT.]

Nelson, this day. At tho election of the Town School Com mittee last night tho Theatre was crammed,' the question at issue being whether tho use of tho school rooms should be granted for religious instruction immediately:. before school hours. The religious party won the day;-...,. { ■:,,,,„■ . V \,,.,.., %. A

TE AROHA NEWS.

[BT TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

•■ '; ' TbAroiia; this day. A iarge number of tenders have been re ceived by tho Battery Company for tho erection of a building to contaiu. the revolving furnace and other machinery for the improved treatment of quartz, estimated to' cost £2,000; ' The ten der of F.Booth"at 5s 4d "per 100 feet labour only, was accepted, j Particu lars of the new plant appear in the last issue of the local paper. The con tracts for tho main road from Te Aroha through tho Gord.on, settlement to Mata mata, which arp being, ;qavried; out by tho loan of £1,500 on Te Aroha riding are now well forward.

The .poll .of; !• atepayers ■ fov £1,600 loan on Patetcre Riding for the con tinuation of this road to the Rotorua- Oxford main road has been carried. When this work is completed, To. Avoha will bo within an easy day's drive of Roto rua, the road passing through some beauti ful scenery. Mucli interest was evinced here last even ing in tho election of the School Com mittee, tho meeting of householders being very' large. Mr J. Holt was returned at the head of the poll by a majority of 10 votes the others * selected being : — Rev. Mr.. Marshall, Messrs Lovety, Farrell, J. Comes, Gallagher and Mills On the motion of Mr Holt Rev. Mr Marshall was appointed chairman . ; ' ; Mr Goldsmith, of the Survey Department, is now engaged surveying land cloee to To" Aroha recreation reserve, for a village' settlement having recently completed the survey of Some GOO acres clo6e to tho railway, and road between Te Aroha and Waihou for perpetual leasing. The position of these lands is everything that can b» desired.....„,,.

Post Card Proof.

SUliububy, Tens , Amil 4,1855. Gbnts : ••-1 iTfti «,.flllcted rrlCk sorlon* Kidnoy and Urinary trouble, for tirtirt years After tryingf all tb» doctors «»d imUat toetiioiaee I could hoar of. I u»od t-wo bottles at Hop Bitter* end am p«rfectly oured. B.F. JJDOTH.

Washington, 8.C., April 3,1883. Tq tha Hop BUters O>. : Siiiu: -I write tbia as a token of tbo freat appreclaWon I U»t« for ypw Bitters, vast irHfot»<J with InfiaTnmattiory Eie«m*U3m shjtob yeaj't, wad do modiciic see»*d to do ma any good vatil'l tried tbreu ljoUlts of jouv Hop BiUera, aui to my Burpri»» I em »a will to-day si «Ter I yti% > I aop« yon m*y h»T« grmt «»c ---cess in this great and valuable mcdlcifio. Any one wishing to knovr mere about my cure can learn by addressing me. E. M. WILLIAMS, 1,10316 th St.

The Presbytery has authoriseckthe ißevi D. XV. Runciman to -proceed to Whangarei to moderate in a call from that congrega tion.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAIV TUESDAY'"^^[Ii_2S2H£

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Auctions. <f ~ "> ; " 1— —— 5 \ TO-MORROW at 10.30 sharp. STOCK IN TRADE~~OF A TAILOR,, on the Promises, Newton, near the Reser voir. '. :,, ;,:;,' GABRIEL~L~EWIS Will sell to-morrow at 10.30 sharp, as above, the stock in trade of a tailor. '**' No Reserve. • • THURSDAY, APRIL 28. ) To Close Consignments. Without Reserve. BUGGY HARNESS, 'BUS HARNESS, Cart Harness, Ladies' and Cents' Saddles and Saddlery, Cab, Cart and Carriage Lamps. GABRIEL LEWIS Will sell on Thursday, at 11 o'clock, alaffe quan tity of all new goods to close accounts. ;" { ~~r ~~ THE HAVMABKET* FOR SALE ON FRIDAY NEXT, 29th April, 1887. Ex • Gairloch ' from tho Waitara, 8 MEDIUM AND HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES 3 Good Young Hacks y. *V 1 First-class Hunter. '•', ' ;•' : ALFRED^UCKLAND. THE HAYMARKET. " . : FOR SALE ON FRIDAY NE^T, •29th April, 1887, at 12 o'Clock, STYLISH DOUBLE SEATED BUGGY, almost now. . < "Very Handsome Pair Grey Buggy Horses, from Opunako, i and 5 yeara old, good in single or double harness Bay Racing Marc, Mignonette, by Kingfisher, dam Lady Julia, in foal to Sonanns Draught Entire Colt, 8 years old, by Loch Fergus, out of ft Fancy mare Bay Filly, 4 years old, just broken Ex tra Heavy Draught Buy Gelding, 5 years old: any trial Heavy and Light Harness Horaes, Hacks, Etc., Etc.. Etc. ALFRED "BUCKLAND. j TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock noon. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTIES, DRAKE STREET and KARANGAHAPE ROAD. G. W. BINNEY & SONS, Have received instructions to sell by Publio Auction at their Mart, Corn Exchange, Fort Street, on Wednesday, 27th April, at 12 o'clock noon, ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, in tho Provincial. District of Auckland, being part of Lot 2, thc> whole of Lot 3, and part of Lot i, of the subdivision of Allot ments 1, 2, 3. and 4, of Section 10, of tho City of Auckland, Parish ot Waitemata, and County of Eden, with the substantial Buildings Greeted thereon, for the remainder of a term of 999 years from Ist January, ISB2. Also, ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCRL OF LAND, being Lots 10 and 20, part of Allotment 12, of Section 7, of tho Suburbs of Auckland, together with all Buildings erected thereon, for the re mainder of a term of 21 yeara, from Ith August, 1885. TERMS AND CONDITIONS AT SALE. Further particulars can bo obtained at the" Office of tho Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, At Two o'Clock p.m. UNDER BILL OF SALE. MECHANICS' BAY, Alongside Messrs N. Harkor and Co. 's Brick yards. G. W. BINNEY & SONS Have received instructions to sell on tho pro mises, Mechanics' Bay, on Wednesday, Aprtf 27, at 2 o'clock, p.m., i STALLED STABLE, 3 ROOMED COTTAGE SHEDS, - - HORSE COLLARS, • SADDLES, HARNESS, OLD TIMBER, '' LOT OP SUNDRIES. , . Terms Cash. ! THURSDAY, 28th INST. . At U o'Clock. SEWING MACHINES ! SEWING • MACHINES. FITTINGS, TOOLS, ETC. GEORGE SIBBIN T Ha!s received instructions from the Official Assignee in the Estato of D. S. Chambers, to Bell on the promises, Victoria Arcade, Queen street, on Thursday next at'll a.m., ' THE whole of the Stock of new and use ful Sowing Machines by tho best makers. Tools, Oils, Machine Covers, Fancy Work, Cotton, etc., GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer, Fort-street. .' FRIDAY, APRIL' 29, 12 Noon. > FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, AND L ONE-QUARTER ACRE SECTION, VICTORIA AVENUE, LAKE ROAD, TAKAPUiNA. | \ : ■ "_ t. ■■■ * • -' T. M. JACKSON Has received instructions from tho owner, who is leaving the colony, to sell at his Mart, Vul can Lane, on the above date :— THE '-NEW AND COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE of Five Rooms, situated as above, being Lot 99 of a subdivison of Allot. 3, Seo. 1, Parish of Takupuna. The Property is bcnutifulljr situated, has a grand view, and is planted with a largo' quan tity of ornamental and fruit trees. For plnn and further particulars appiy to tho Auctioneer, T. M. JACKSON, Vulcan Lano. FRIDAY, APRIL 29th, 1837, At 12 noon. NEW 5-ROOMED HOUSE AND SEVEN? ; ACRES, BIRKENHEAD. - • T. W. JACKSON Has been instructed by Mr William Day, who1 is leaving the colony, to Bell by public auo-tion, at his Mart, Vulcan Lano, on the aboy« date, \ ALL HIS VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situated at Birkenhead, comprising 7 acres more or less, and beinsr allotments 6, 58, and 38 of subdivision lot US, Parish of Takapuna,, togother with the new and comfortable 5-roomcd house thereon erected. The property.is nicely planted with shelter nad" ornamental trees. There is: two aero orchard* in full bearing, 1 acr« strawberries yielding about £A 0 per annum. Tlio above Trill either be iold iaea« lot or ia sections. Fov plan and further particular* apply to the Auctioaeer, !1 ■ ■ > T. W. JACKSON, Valcan Lane. C. B. PAO.ET.] U. M. D. JULSTOKT. TCT O T I G B. \ MH9BU9 PAGET &Tuii3TON harms lb«aed the premises lately occupied by R. J. Carbines, Auctioneer, etc., will commence business as1 Auctioneers, Land, :Estate, and-General Com mission Agents, at tho abovementioncd premises on tho loth instant. , Parties having Furniture, Produee,-or Goods of any description for sale, are requested to send them in not later ;than 10 o'clock 6h)lsth inst., when their first auction'salo will be held. Account sales promptly furnished. April 13,1887.



. * > Auctions- _ fcadtfij&W"" [b. d .to NKS ; „,»■' TO-MORROW, ''. jjgk At Twelve o'Clock. ■ t ': G'ißte <£ANii''iLLERSLIE. ' •COTTAGE ANdIILOTMENT. 1'.H.1., 'B. ~TQNKS & CO, m ~- Have" received instructions to sell on Wednesday. April 27, at twelve o clock, _ iIREBN LANE ELLBBSLIB. VJT Good Cottage and Allotment wi bin«£co minutes'walk of Green Lane Kailvvaj btatioa. and almost opposite entrance to Racecourse. The Cottage has "bom built only•some two years, anaisuowreadyforimmediateoccupatioii- B.C. CAR*.] [D.D.IOKKS. TO-MORROW, At Half-past Eleven o'Clock. SALE OP GOLD MINING AND OTHER SHARES, The Property of a Gentleman leaving for Australia. ' B. TONKS & CO. Will sell on Wednesday, the 27th inst., at half past eleven a.m., ■O/i X CROWN G.M. CO.;S SHARES /^< ytO 1100 Ivanhoo ;,. » ..» 500 Adeline „ » •> 500 Kenil worth „ .. CSO Rose „ >i >• i . , 450 Silvertori ~ „ » 200 Cambrias „. „ .. 180 Prince Imperial „ ~ ■ 500 Woodstock " .. ' H 10 Union Sash & Door Cb.'s Shares. B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. K. ARTHUR] [J- *"■ HUDDLE THURSDAY, 11 a.m. SEWING MACHINES! SEWING MACHINES! To be sold on account of whom it may concern At ARTHUR'S MART, fh£\ SEWING MACHINES, EY & \J VARIOUS MAKERS. CLEARING OUT SALE. Drapery, Clothing, Boots, Tinware, Knife Boxos, Books, Glass and China, Fancy Goods, Jewellery, Watches, &c. A Lot of Second-hand Clothing. ARTHUR & BUDDLE, Auctioneers. k. ARTHUR.] [J. F. BUDDLE TO-MORROW, 11 a.m. POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUIT, GROCERIES, &c. By Auction, at Arthur's Mart. Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks, etc., Auckland and Canterbury Pota toes, Onions, Carrots, Pumpkins. TKEGS TARANAKIBUTTER 14 cases Butter in small jars 12 kegs Salt Butter Canterbury and Auckland Bacon & Hams 100 Good Cheese . Honey, Oats, Chaff, Maize, Candles, Soap, Biscuits, liollics, Confectionery, Counter Weighing Machine. FRUIT, at 1 o'clock p.m. Fine Ripe Bananas, Pears, Apples, Quinces Lemons, Island Oranges. '?■ ' ' Terms.—Cash before delivery. , f" . TO-MORROW, At Eleven o'clock. UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. On the Premises lately occupied by Messrs Pond Bros. GAKIIETT'S BUILDISG3, KAKANGAHAFE ROAD; edwariTleydon HAS received Instructions to sell on the above promises, a lot of Tweed Trim mings, Household Furniture and Effects. &C, &c, Sec. THURSDAY, APRIL,2B, "-;:'; } At 11 o'clock, At the Residence of Mr. Joseph Gallagher, Day-streefc, off Bere?fora-sti;eefc. y EDWARD LEYDON Has been favoured with instructions from Mr. Joseph Gallagher,,who is leaving Auckland, to Soil oh the premises, Day-street, oft" Beres ford-street, - ■ j , ~■ ~. • . mHE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR ■JL HOUSEHOLD .XU.R.NIT,U,BE..AND 1 EFFECTS, as follows: - PARLOUR—Brocaded Silk Suite (walnut frames), Upright Grand Piano (trichord, over strung, check,, action), Brussels Carpet, Steel Engravings, Oil Paintings, Hand-painted Plaques, Marble,Clock,ilnlaid;*Walnut .Occa sional; Table, Walnut' Cabinet, (silvered' plate glass front and back, marble top). Whatnot, 'enders and Irons, Hearthrug, Gilt Cornice, Chippendale Glasses, Statues, Curtains and Hangings, Ornaments, &c. BEDROOM No. 1-Mottled Kauri Wardrobe (plate glass front), Mottled Kauri Duchess (pair), Marble-top Washstafid, Mottled Kauri Chest of Drawers;,. Massive Half-tester 'Bedstead and Hangings, Horsehair Mattress, SpfingV'dq., Oak Chairs, Bedroom Lounge, Toilet Ware, Pictures, Curtains, Blinds, Hangings, Matting. &C >, BEDROOM No. 2—Cot and Horsehair'JMat tross. Half-tester Bedstead, Mattresses,. Chest of Drawers, Cedar Cpnimoae,- Washstahd and Dressing Table, Toilet Ware, Picture and Cur tains, &OV> ' ; :• V?.t : ';). : ,:■■-. '-'./. DINING-ROOM-^Horsehair Suite (9 pieces), Gent's Easy Chair, Dining' Table, Overmantel Inlaid Walnut Secretaire, Cheffoniery-Velvet Pile, Cloth, Oil. Paintings. Oleographs,: Hearth rug, lender arid Irons, Fancy Flower-pots; Oi> namenti, Oilcloth, Glass .Ware, Curtains, &c.'» HALL—Hallstand .(glass back): Door Mats Oilcloth, Statues, Pictures, &c. rk-:L' 'KlTCHEN'Utensels, Crockery Ware. Hollow- Ware, Splendid Mangle, Brussels Carpet in good order, Two Cane Verandah Chairs, &c. ■ • No reserve, - Goods on \ icw morning of Sale. EDWARD,. LEYDON, Auctioneers:'*l! TO-MORROJV, 11 a-m^arp, 215 Queen Street Mails. DRAPERY, CLOTHTNG, MILLINERY, HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY-, Etc. \ J-"'*J--Jo]srEVS'^ ■■'"■:?}.„ br1 public', auctibh to-morrow laree quantity of very "choicd Drapery, etc., assi"n a ment stock, at,-ll a.m., without the slightest ; reserve. •• ' ■ > -■ . .•'■ ■ • ? T ADIES' /DRESS MATERIAL: Hn JU variety, Underlmen, Silk ManUcs, Capes. Ulsters, Costumes in' variety. Skirts, Woo Shawls, Lace^Shawlß, Gloves;. Cashmere Mitts and Gloves, Large Variety Ladies'and'Girls' ■Cashmere and Woollen Hosiery. iA.protis Pinafores, Rich, Laces,'. Scarves. Velyets and Telvet«.ns Fin all ■ .shades, Plushes; 'Silk^ Umbrellas. Sarsenets, Embroidery, 'Hats and Boa»ets, Jewey.Jackets.- -Stockinet Jacket^ feL£ ap(SiSS ■V*in 2*'' Warner's Flexible Hip T&^&i in A ■ a? Borted Corsets. ..Window F^rt?«« -?T^ 1 d> -A* 1"*6 ,Tttr|etr Flowers and Feafljorj, ~ r*bl« \ Damask, Towels, Seiesias Trim^,£tl Ttt; Batt?? B' L! non Buttons, Frillings i 1 nmnilßjtß,eto. Aleo, large variety 'splendid goods too numerous to particularise. . " bidder.* I*v^!;1*v^!; •TerythiTls: sold to the highest FIOR SALE.-Cheap.. Hor'so''' Buggy, d -Harnoaß, in fli-strclaes order, -for gKtrocs, apply at Star Offleo.i . " r|lo LET, House i 6f s,C>rooins, Grey-street, Jz^r &ai Tw.° of 4 ropni'»,, with scullery and .every convenience; rent very low.-Apply Bol fft3t Dairy, yictoria-stre'etWesi. mENDERS wanted for Building Chim -3- nies, Plumbing, and Painting of twclvc roomed house-Apply -TrinityrChurch, Dcvon porj,l J'» 'v,,j fc '. i: v•: *"!, ■", a i ''■ HI V "'; W RANTED> Igpgd .Sejßviint^ Ponsonbj'; small family ; real good situation for steady servant; 12s per week.— Mrs JSlsnioro.



•■: •. < ; puMic Motiipes- .; /: ■tJuFee-qb^ road; distrre t. "An" Election of Three duly quollfl e& Rate payers as membels of the above Board. «~™n time before noon of Mcmdaj^d ogtey. 1887. '■ ■ • .0. ''- Keturning Officer* The Annual. Meeting of J^&Siffi.*£ held on Saturday, 7th day of M*y, 1887, at 7.30 P .m., in the Court-house, ARTI^ Chairman. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. We, the undersigned, hereby notify that .we have Dissolved l^artnership from this date. Mr. T. Evans will continue the business, m Karangahape Road, and pay and receive all accounts due by an£ l^ heJy t! ft™' Signed gENRfBOHOFIBLD. ! Witness : John West. April 25th, 1887. ■m/TOUNT EDEN BOAD DISTRICT. IN THE MATTEB OF GOVEKNMBNT WAS TO LOCAL BODIES.ACT, 188& llv' ' SPECIAL WATER SUPPLY. , Notice is hereby giveh that;the Mount Edon Road Board have resolved to strike a Specia Rate of 3 of a Penny in the£, on the assessed value of the property in the special district lor the purpose of payment of interest on the Loan for Water Supply. This rate to/be payable in one instalment on the Ist day of September, 1887. By order of the CKLEYt : • ,■ ■' *.. _j•.jj ' t ■ ' Cleric*1' MountEden,April'2s,lßß7/.".'. '■,■■■:;■ ■ •'.'. PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. LANDS FOR VILLAGE HOMESTEAD SPECIAL SETTLEMENT ON PERPETUAL LEASE. . -/rf] . Crown Lands Office, Auckland. April 25,1887. It is hereby notified that the Lands enumerated in the Schedulehereunder will be open for selec tion on application at this Office on and after FRIDAY, the 13th day of May next. Forms of application, etc., oan be obtained a< this office, at tho Land Offlce, Tauranga, and at thePost-oftlces,Kohukohu,Rawona,Waitakerei, and Tauranga. - ■ '-■ '■ ■■ '■'- • ~ . . . D. A. TOLE, . . f!Mr»i Commissioner 0- Crown Lands. ■ • ( SCHEDULE! , Parish of Te Papa (Oropi).—Lots 542 and 512 a, 49a 2r each; annual rental. £2 9s 6d each. Lots 543, 543 a, 544, and,s44a, 48a each; £2 8s each. Lots 515 and 545 A, 50a each; £2 10s each. Lot 546, 47a, £2 7s. Lot 546 a, 47a 2r, £2 7s 6d. L0t547. 48a, £2 Bs. Lot 547 a, A7a 2r, £2756 d. Lots 548 and 548 a, 50a each; &l 10s each. The above Sections are Forest Lands of very good quality, well watered, situated about li miles from Tauranga, on the main coach'road Tauranga to Rotorua. . : •;-;■ • ■ '• ■ ■ - '■■ Parish of Waipareira (near Swanson Statiost).—Lot 175, 46a 3r; annual rental, £2 7s ; Lot 176, 49a; £2 9s.Lot 177, 48a lr; 62 0s sd. Lot 178,12 a 2r; 12s 6d. . Manoamuka S.D.—Block X, Sec. 1, 38a0r20p; annual rental, £1 18s 6d.. Section 2, 34a 2r: £1 14s 6d. Sec. 8,19 aOr 30p: £L See. 4,13 a2r 30p; ]6s. Sec. 5,4 a2r lOp : 13s 6cl; Sec. 0, 22a lr: Si 2s 6d, Sec. 7. 4a 2r lOp; 10s. Sec. 8,29 a 3.x 80p; £110s. Sec. 9,21 a 2r; £1 Is sd. < , Situated close to Township of Kohukohu and Sawmill, on the Hokianga River. Parish of Omaha.—Lot 139,50 a: £210s. EXTRA PAIR OF '", TROUSERS '".'■'■ I -\ ;. : -M EA6TJEE; ]- | H k ; 50a. ' 555. ,',603..,' "'[, gg' ag ■ ,655. -~7os.- 755. - g ™ Sg 80s. 85s. 90s.' § < & - — ■jiLj^.-.':-,:-'" 1 g. [2; H. ROBINSON' .TiiLOß,^ X g "n^V , COENER'OF J^^m X<^ I GREY•Sl'RgteTfc' {^/^ EXTRA, PAIR ;,OF, TROUSERS lii TOHN LAMB, of the Auckland Roller 0 '' Mills and Biscuit Manufactory, Fort-street; takes the liberty of intimating to the public that he has put on "the market a " PATENT POR RIDGE MEAL," made from pure wheat, which is much cooler than oatmeal; and it will be seen from the analysis of Mr Jr A.- Postd, Colonial Analyst, which is annexed, that thi3 is a moat valuable food, and it is giving entire aatiafaction. It can be obtained atmostofthe leading grocers' in Auckland and suburbs in 71b bags and up wards, and Brown Bread made from this meal from the leading bakers. In making the pdr-' ridge, the water should be boiling before the meal is put; in.;; > ;;•;. ...... t*s?l :■■ :' :; • V;' '', ' j. Auckland, February 12, 1887". J. Lambi Esq., Auckland. Sir,—At your request I obtained a sample of your "Porridge Moal"from.your mill on the Slst ulto., and have examined the sample, with the following results :—-*:' - : ''.. vv'n ■;■/.. ■ :akaestsis. .•■-. ■ V:\ Moisture ,-i v ' .i, .. JL ■.'•-;Ki.:i2:35 Soluble Albuminoids.. .. ,". 1:10 Sugar, Gum, and Dextrine.. ... 6:15 Gluten .'...>.'... ...':.. 7*6 Cellulose .;.•:-...■ '.. .. . ..".;2 #58 Starch and Fat.. .. .. ";> 7030 ■ Ash;. '"..... ;... «' i: ; ' "98 W This sample was produced entirely from wheat, and these results show the preparation'pf a valu able article :"of,food from which a large propor tion of the bran has been removed.v.fThe iiitro .genous..'matter is present to a greater .degree than itijwpuldf.boim -flour prepared from this wheat, Syhile; the retention of the germ'" in the meal adds greatly.1 tttvits a flesh-pro ducer, owing to*the'large"aniptint"of albumi noids thusi-etained. .The ash is heavier.than in ordinary wheat flours, * ahd: as this is chiefly composed of "phosphates,',which. are very im portant a3 b'onc-formirig_ materials, it will be seen how "Beneficial this ■ food | will prove to children. lam of opinion that tliis preparation will1 prove of. great dietetic ,valuQ,;but to ensure its easy assimilation;by.the system it" -wilUre auiro care in cooking,■■ and will need at least thirty minutes at a boiling temperature to attaiu^hisresult. ■, :,...-• ..■ .,-, . . -. , .v ; "' I havb'the.honour to be '<"' ---1 .:".\yo^6bjs<Jient servant, ,« '*" , ■ :,,c9loriial Analyst. Gazette iv Bankruptcy! T N BA NX Rtp PTC Y. IN THE 'SUPREME COURT OF BANK ' "'RUPTCY HOLDENAT AUGKLAND:~~ In the matter 6f-' M The' Bankruptcy Act, 1853," and of the Bankruptcy. _of_ JOHN WM , CEATHEBROUG-H. of Tauranga, in the J?n vincial District of Auckland, in New Zealand i Hotel Keeper, a Bankrupt, ' Notice is hereby given that the first General Meeting of Creditors will bo held at my Office, Star Buildingsl, Fort-street, Auck land, on MONDAi\ May 2. 1887, at 11 o'clock a.m. Proofs of debt must bo furnished priortothemeeting. Proxy forms can beobuined at my office., *No proof .can be admitted except under order of,the Court; after the expiration of fournionths from the date of the filinr of the petition. Account* sent in unsupported by proof of. debt, as prescribed toy law, cannot be recognised; - ■-■* ■;'. ■ , ;., \i, .•.■ ; t JOHN LAWBOST, Auckland, April 25,18,7, ™^ W g^ N BAN.IRDfJQY Notice 13 hereby given that 'applfcar on wm< be made to the Court on MONDAY the 30th day of May. at li o'clock ift the forono'on or as \om thereater as Counsel can be heard tlm4n ord£ Dated this 26th day of April.' 18S7 S. JACKSON. Jun., Solicitor for theßankrupt.



■' 'Tenders.'""^H. WANTED, Tond^Tlr^; roomed Cottage. p] an l ,tM ticras can bo seen at the offi™ ?&«& Albert-street, up till SATUrIhIII-(& noon, when tenders will bare^^t^® to accept any or lowest tender, ' *«© JL The time for receivingt.'i^laßl erection of villa at Mt. KdwM^HP1" ' until 4.30 p.m. on Friday, the ffltK,6^!? I at Bnll s, pork butcher. Onpun.. tenders aro to be left. ' WWftsM|| TO BRICKLAYERS.-_.T^Si ' Jitpd until noon of Friday, MMI for bricklaying and concrete in con£ \M i a Residence at Ellorshe. Plans etc ,v *X Karangahape Road Arthur & Di^P W| 3 LENDERS for Alterationlo^^H • a- CogO-^NDEk will be rccSfpf ; ucation BoaTd, Auckland, until i^flKf FRIDAY.29th April. . <"" ™™|S^H: Plan and speciiication may bMi?BBS office of the Board (Victoria Ar<^ssSsH| and on application to the Chainn&n'*nFtpt# mandel School Committee. mENDERS for Painting tt^S^ffli; JL at Woodside (Manurewa) will lifted £' by the Education Board, AucffivJitl pfm; on FRIDAY. 29th April/^|^H Plan and specification' may be a, office of the Board (Victoria AreadeTMi T N , B A. N/K'E-'^-p^H- Tenders, sealed and endorsed "Tons'^S Book Debts," will be received hv u?f* -Us signed up to noon on SATURDAY W§B for the Uncollected Book Debte v'PiSHi estates, amounting altogether to' &k -*i Tenders may be for the whole or separatS"^' Lists and conditions at my office.:. <$im '■■■■■ ;J-.^wso^H: Official Assignee in Ban]S§|| Auckland, 20th. April, 1887. ,> m E N D" E Ri. FIREWOOD SUPPLY CONTIUd I " Written Tenders will be received at'ifojfi until Noon of FRIDAY, 6th May; 188?%^i Supply and Delivery of Firewood toßaftM ments in Auckland. They are to bemiMM the outside "Tender for Firew<M™jß| addressed to the' Minister lor Public'\¥apH Drawings, Speciflcations,;etc;v maybelj&H this Office. The lowestorany TendernijtSM earily accepted. By command, . W.H.HALffIH - ■/■'■ "■Dißtriot^fflaß Public Works Office, || ■ Auckland, 23rd April, ISS7. TfIDWARD MAHONEY /AflpSH A R C HIT E C T Queejh-street; AuckiiA* ■ IP. nEKAPATH^F»R.I.B.A.]' .;;v : ;. i [S.;ui^^H P HE RAP AT H and SOi • "• ! architects!' '•')' Colonial Bank Bun.ni>;!. ' DWA It D BAB riTi? ■ ARCHITECT,,, . ,; STICHBURY'S BUILppfGS,-.^ .•■■'., ..:■,'QUEENrSTBEET.", ->C 'A 11 TH U R G. li Ai Architect, [ ; Mason's Buildings, KakancaiiapeEuH WILLIAM. ERRING!.*)! ,- M. Inst. C.E., M. Ixst. M.E.,' 1 1 CONSULTING ENGINES*! ~,.' f : ;u AUCKLAND. ;' 0H N MITCH 'fiTl -."■■; v " architect : " St. Mungo Chambers, Queen-sl recttU&iiffl ,■■■-' Otahrafiu?J - .-??S||SJi Special Work-undertaken for tho'^nS : s ,■ Perspectives in Best .StyluSm Patent Drawingß and. Specifications 'CSSpIJ Prepared at Moderate Charg^p^l ,;''V !: 'V/ I" Amusements. . ;Jp| iuCKLANTD>' .SOCIETY OF '.".".; ';. LAST .NIGHT-OF^ THe'.E^^SK 'DiSTRIBUTION OF PRIZES'| AND ... DRAWING OF SUPPLEMEOTAMi ' UNION. • iTO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). Prizes will be presented to successfnlCW titors at eight p.m. TO-MORROW (Wednafc the 27th. instant.'. The Committcp_ hopeita Prize'Tsdnners will either attend "irtfral appoint a ■representative to receive their 'jr* Tlie Supplementary Art Union will'lf^W at ninep.m; '■: .;..•■■ :a« ~ 0. D, \VmTCOMBE,f.. ~.;; . Secretary Auckland SocirtyoJjM gociety of Arts, Auckland^ April 2,\ IST/^ Ipfc, E V 0 N P 0 R Tj ■ >R&%s U . THURSDAY, APRIL 28th, 1537. GRAND CONCERT AND DBAM.tf .;,.,,. PERFORMANCE, .„ • IN, AID OP THE ' DEVONPORT LAWN TENNIS CLI! :yyr: .■: PKOGEAMME. 1 '"• \ :,. •>•! .;■■■■• .., PartJ. ..-, ■ Instrumental Trio :\ ■ r ~■«£« '! Misses and Messrs. F. and &■&& Vocal Quartette, "When winds -breatno ,f. soft". i Misses Bursess , and PhHcoxqß Messrs G. Reid, F. and A. Baxtlo?* Song, "The last watch" ' MrA/LWg Song, "OVagoFior" :'.:., 'l^EfSi Song.," The Bivouac." '.. ;-- MrTi^teJ Song, ."Many a mile away " .:•. - m t • ■•™r-S Recitation, "The Life Boat".MrF. J.M Song, "Fiddle and I" .. .. MrG.M« Song, 4'A Daisy Song".. :. - Recitation and: Air, "The FuU Moon>Jte« beaming" .. .1,.. . , ... ■ MrEdwmJigffl Song, "Tit'fofTat" .. .. " MikJ||§ Vocal Trio 3 "The Wreath" Mes§r«%Jlj ' L. Edwards, T. Charter, C.: W.'O,',|^gj ■ INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTES. 6 ;■■ - " PaTtll. _ '«i| 3??E ;L;If3L;E iS:EXrn(; St. .Matthew's Dramatic Club-•■] Mr Wheedleton-Coaxer (an eldiiriy W^^l Captain Clarence Conrtington (of thoDrsgogl! Tim Oakapple (a young faraicr) .-8 Letty. Hawthorn : V;..*'. :;■: :■> : ««SI May (her friend) .. ... The LitOe W- •,- Scene-Interior of Letty Hawthcn1' :; '■ Farmhouse. Admission 2s. .Doors* open at 7.39. .ComfflW ..,..;,. at Eight o'clock. - tt ■v fvv■■'■. ■■■;■ ■■■ 6j; sPICERi Hod^;S» '■'■ ■•■ —".'■.' . ... '7—r^rf TO LET, S^piendid Shops andDwp» . situatea in Jeryois Roud >: iPonsowa and .'water laid oh,1 good, positions, |BSS Twb6-r6bmed'Dwellings, City wter<ro. Two 4-roomed Cottages /with. scullene!j|SK etc., 75.-Apply W.Xi. Allen,,Jerrois tfowt Victoria Arcade. •■ ~■.■.■, ■ ■ —rtf -gTMPOUNDED in the Mount ■■EdenJjJ X Ppund ,bn AprLl lith, 188.7, by, the-ffi One bay horse vrlth black points, a n&jm plecb of -white on: back. ■■■'•Jt ■> nM'Sffik before tie 10th>May, 1887, Trill bo »W W CT^^^ nrW6ekiraivPigH^ WANtED, at once, tworCookjgl , drcwes, Honsenmid, £10 (OKj hreo Cooko. hotels, 20s fwoment.J* ffijj| aouaamftid (town), able to *»sb.-Mg£|| WANTED, Situation as V*^£fe> man, and Gardener; jood (M| Stak Office. ' -■' -'1- •'•• ' ••:- •■ -j-— ■??. WANTED, a GoodJ&eheral Ben* J. Foot, Queen-ctjroat. s _ -——^jj WANTED" 'KNOWN-^r^ Goodwill, Stockra^^gli Grocery and Fruit Bnsiness. c*s?,,£,[ii| for-lot; ..Good re»MUf ..-for CW" _ Poyall, .Victoria-stroct. wwt,,-. '__^<< "\tTANTED, good iVY Apply Mrs Sloman. topof $«$» third housobelow WesloyanChapol- B&\ required." ''' ''' ■. '' ___ ~^*"^ '7.nflland. . g TyRSDAY, APBH-'K" W> E