PARLIAMENTARY.

(BY TELKGBAPir.— PRS3S ASSOCIATION.)

Wellington, this day. IJouse & t 2.30..p.m. ihe Financial Ucbatc

Sir R. Stdut moved that tho liouee, at its rising, adjourn till Wednesday next ftb hftlf paettwo. Captain Suttei- moved that the sitting, oh Wednesday sliould be for Govern* ment business only. Sir R. Stout had n0 objection to that motion.: Agrded to.

In reply to questions jjitifctec* ttiiidi Fines indicted on employees of the Oovorii 'meat for breaches" of regulations ftl'O pud to the Public Trustee, and form the nucleus bf the superaTiiruation fad*! if tilie ttt ! , * l ! ' tdrs are Bllowed they should coiitttbuto to; wards charitable institutions ; it waa not, proposed to give long servicO medals to bommisaionod officers of the volun ..teer lorce; the ■ matter, of promotion by a step in rank to officers who Fmv6 served 10 yeaA ha^ , boeti settled j i that the question of amending: fcho present uneafef.-wtory state of the law m legftrdfi nc- societies was undor cons.dem -IjiO.ll ;< *O reintroduce the system of-retmn tickets on railway lines would fCSitlt in losa .to the tolony of L4U,00», ayeiu\ and fiOUllj be cntortained. Kepresentati«« BH ? . - On tha motion for the commitfiil of th 6 ■ftepre?entatioT> Bill, W w}\* nioved for •its ieComnilttal, in order that the number tjf tf«,"iberS should bo reduced to 71. -"sic • ifv'iWsfife Opposed the recommit/t«l, and said ititVere agreed to he should not) be re ■ fdr its passing tliifl se?si?on. Alter discas&tori tho amendiiiont fcii; re ■ e:mm"iital wa4 lost by 50 to 21. \. <.'• '■ Tie Will was , then read a third time, and esssetl. — - Electorfti .-., The Electoral Act? Amondment.Bill was 'read a third time and passed. Mr Levea tam's amendment., providing thai) LlO ! penalty "be enforced for a candidate whd does not poll ,ono-tent.h of the numbOt: of voteS polled by the successful candidate, i-was lost by 37 to 81. Loans to Local Bodies. ; lit cofntfiittesion the Government, tioanS to Loeat Bodies AcS Amenflriieht, Bill and 1 Local Bodies' Loafts Alii Aniemlment Bill, j Jj6tji : ffl6aßUi'& WOfd passed, with ?li<»;ht -■ smeridment. Weiiiogton University Collesc Bill., i>. This bill-was further considered in com mittee. Clause 26, the Colonial Treasurer :tk pay Li,500 for seven years for maintain ing the College, elicited considerable dis cussion, but the bill was got through, with : cub amendment. Kernmdtc Islattfis. . This bill was got through without amend nienl. A question Ayas raised as to what would become of the rights of llio present L reMehtß, Tho Fioir.ier ?aid this was a jjiatter that the House would be able to investigate. Vai'ious Bills. i>. The Cambridge and Hastings Borough .Bills werd passed through all stages. The Employers' Liability Act Amendment' Bill Wats ffead a second time, the Premier' explaining that it'was designed to remove certain impedimenta in the way of obtain-, mo- redress under the exifetihg law. ; Mr Tble moved the second reading of the. Building Societies Atit Amnndnient Bill. Agreed toy . , The Countie37Acf},Aiiiendinent and Indu« .. trial Schools Acb Amendment Bill* Were read a second time. . .- Tpnsrariro National Park. Mr Ballance moved i;hc second reading of the Tongariro National Park Bill, reserv ing, the mountain of that name along with Rimpehri and Ngaruhoe and land near them aJiational domain in accordance with an, offer of native chiefs. The area of reserve was 620,000 acres, and the natives had promised to sign a deed handing it over as soon as the 'Acfc came into force. The direct benefit to.the colony at no distant dato roust be enormous, and the act was a most generous ;pne on-the part of the natives, for which they ought to receive the thanks of tho 'country. ■ The bill was then read a second time, aiid the House adjourned at half-past • twelve a.ni. . ". ■ .

POLITICAL RHYMES.

LETTERS TO THE HOUSB.-NO. 5.

The haw Practitioners' JBiil

I be poor and you be rich, you be lawyers, so they say— I never had much faith in sich ; - - I'll till ye the rason straight away. 'When I wanfe advice, why, durn me, I loses my coat to save my test; And then to purtectmy cordruy breeches -The lawyers are sure to git the rest! -

So, cheer for Grey, and save us from 'em, Let's go in for cheaper law r I likes a man who pays in common ■ Sense, without so much of jaw; . Fur what's the use in argifying ; ,J " J; ' If argifyinp lose the day 1 Give us chaps with brains and laming Who'll work for us without the pay !

, Dura me, if the bill before us , . Ain'b express to make laws free ! -r JTary » bib ofved tape roiind ii 4 :- - Easy enougbfur the blind, to ace. Fur if I gets,drunk,,and into.chokey, Why ! Bill ia a friend—he gote me but, Ah.d nary a cent to pny the Jawyer " ',"' '-.': '-. -'Ccpt the standing of a shout!

Woo, my'h'earties; stay your prancing, Tho bill ain't passed, an' so they say: " There'll be more durne'd necromancing :;: ''Andlawyer chaps will win the day ;' Then, farewell, honesty and freedomj • .v,- Polly-Tick's a naughty flirt; I feel the cordruy brdechcs_going, ■ , Purn me if I'll save my slurb ! . -

THAMES NOTES.

(BY ffELECIRAPH - OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

,; iji .-..!.•' '■■■' Thames, this day. -A proposal has been submitted to the Borough Council; to : erect several large dame in places in the Karaka Creek, in border to catch-the-if«6n« washed down on the oecasion v of every flood, and thus pre iventite being deposited in the efcreete and' *dn' the allotments in the. neighbourhood. The matter, however,,has been referred to •fke Works Comniittee to report upon. • Notices have been served upon the mana gers of tlio various all of-which are at present:at a standetill owing to the breakage of the county race, that they mueb: not resume operations even when tho repairs ■are completed ulitil the water ratee, with wbieh they are in arrears, aro paid. Some •of the batteries- have arranged tho matter satisfactorily, bub the' whole have not yet, done so.- . . . . Operations in the Cambria rnino.iiave beerfatmbsfciwbollyjSUßpended during the i-preisenfe week owing to there being no water •ayailable ,tp keep the battery employed. "^Tlievvfepftjik to, the"!raee ( will be'coinpleted| ;thisi ■• evening/ , -and crushing will be started; jivMpndaymoriiing. ' •',,,. , v •/

MRS DUDLEY WARD AT THE CITY HALL.

The " IliuderKarteu" Scliool System.

A.fatr audience attended at the City Hall last night to hear Mrs Dudley Ward explain the Kindergarten school system. Mr Pooley'B choir wna in nttendnnce,- and during: the evening rendered various musical items. At 8 o'clock His Wor kup the Mayor (Mi- Albeit Devoid) brought in Mrs Ward On .his arm.' On fche platforU) were also seated Sii' William Fox, Mr F. (>. liu'ington, , J.l\, und Mr C). B. Lifiy,editot of flic " Leader " iWwspftpcr. The " Ainjrnihcat " (Fairbrothei), was ren dored -by' fiho choir, att&r which the Mayor briefly intfodut'ed Ml* Dudley Ward, who," .ho said, had, since her fiiTh'al in Auckland,been doing—much good among the poorer people. She find invited them to meothor in order to hear the Kindorgarten school system — a thing about whlc'h. ho\ for Oito, liiidrt' very little.' 'Mtfsicfil selections would be ren dered-by Mr Fooloy's phoir.aervices wind) ho need scarcely tell thoinwere of a gratuitous nature. Vld then .'edited upon the speukoi , ., Mrs Ward thon came forward. SllO said ' that sho had beon struckwith thenumbersof yon ngchildren that were swarmingabout the aircefcf? of the city,particularly in Peneouby.; In the South, this was not the bale, for they had Kindergarten schools. Those schools meant simply teaching littlo children by means of object lesson*. The system »ns first introduced by Froebel, who wns born i:i 1?82 oriel died in 1852. His iinute would be, bleet as long -tEft; blip Kindergarten schools wore in existence. Lord Brougham had evpressed his convio tion that what a riuin lived in hi« very early years . Was more strongly impressbd than anything that ho ljbarncd after- 1 wards. Well; they . wanted to etavt; one of these school gardens in this city, and at first it would requiro to be supported.by voluntary contributions, though they hoped ultimately to make ib Bell-supporting. "What thoy wanted was v thorough good Christian woman as a teacher. They had now L(so guaranteed and about L3B in hand. Thoy had asked the City Council to give; thorn tiro free use of the old Library as a Jubilee 'gift They only asked for it, for a year, and then thoy folt that the results of their labours would be evident, nm]<tbey would then bo a»l;ed to continue tlio good work. There were .'WO children undo;- six ready totiomeinro that school to moiTOW if it were ready. They would there learn to be good citizens instead of growing up larrikins. They had oOered L.'W a yeer for the njte of the building if the Council could not - let them have ib for nothing. Mrs Ward then proceeded to explain the system 61 teaching. There' would be few, if any, books used, the whole taught by object and singing instead of ropeating.. Children came: to like going to schools like these, in stead of Kftting' tp £O,as many children did under the present system. The children were never weary and never cried at, these schools. When the children came to .anagotowonawtUiembebs drafted into the public schools, they were then taught a little book-learning. What , thoy wanted was people to come forward and help them with subscriptions: They did nob wish to apply to the Government iov.assistance, for that only meant being taxed otherwise to pay for it. Besides that, they could not teach the Bible" in a Government school. More shame that it should be so. . Thoy could already see thd result of Hot having the Bible in Bchbols in tho larrikinifem of the day* Thdy did liot propose to feed the children at the school, although that was done in some place?. The Kindergarten would be free,- ami the police would assist them to find In concluding Mrs Ward said : that, at any futuro time she would .be; quite willing to give still more information upon the matter. A collection was takon on behalf of the funds of the Kindergarten, during which tho solo, ."Alas,, Those ChJine.%" and the chorus, " Angelus " were sung from "Mon tana" by tho choir. Mrs Ward then added a few remarks upon the value of children to a state. She then spoke upoii "eresche" work, which it was proposed to add to the Kindergarten,so that) motborsvvho had to go bilfcto work could leave their babies in the institution. They would be clothed "and fed for tho dny, for which the motbors would be expected to pay. Lndies would attend' to 'nurse the babies, although"/.'of course, a matron would be.civ gao-erl to look after the institution. They ha 3 been promised a lob of clothes, and young ladies had promised to make clothing for the ■children which would also be serviceable u> them. ~in after life.' "' They ' lioped,' 'also, to have branch Kindergartens; and Creeches throughout the whole city and suburbs. This was tho work they had in hand, and all they required was? the help of the people. As this was tho Jubilee year, they wanted tho people to make an effort. The institu tion .would be under the. patronage of;the Earl and Countess of Aberdeen, who had already become subscribers. They would re-quire Ll5O for the main tenance of fche Central.Kindergarten, and they hoped to get a number of, (subscribers of either a guinea or holf-a'giuneaj or of donations. All would be thankfully re ceived, --,•■ ■■■'/.'.■ ■.■•.">\fcv , vs>.?'('" .

Mi- O'Me'as?her said that Idng years ago he had seen a Kir.dei"(Tflrton school at Wooloomooloo, and cciiild testify to tho ex cellence of the institution. His heart was with the work, for such tin institution wiis much requirer] in Auckland. : ■ Mr-Peter Oliphant aleo.madoa few re marks. The.cl'ioir then saner the nntheVn "0, •Tftsbe and See frow Gracious the Lord is." , Oh tha Uiotipnaof Lit, Lilly, eeconded by Mi , Ewingfton.a vote of thanks was accorded Mrs Wnfd and the Ladies' C/ommittee: and on the,motion of Sir William Fγ)x, a vote of UmuL* wae accorded the Chairman, alter which the meeting terminated. . ~-,

WAIKATO NEWS.

(By TBLEOKA.PH,-*OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

.1 -L ., / ; : ■31 'HAmil/ton; this d ay. TrtHiirsfc inspection of theHamiltonYdlrin teers took place' on : Thursday.,, Colonol Shepherd,' the Inspecting Officer) expressed his satisfaction with: tho,men, • Seventy wereon parade oufc, of seventy-four on the roll. After parade forty Snider riQos were served 'out. The uniforms iuo expected in timefoi'the Jubilee Day. , , ' ■' ,

I)aley., the young mattwhb had his hand 'injured by'a gutt shot,'.is doing well at the Hospital. " ~ ■ .; ■•■■..-.- ■: -• .;: Louise M. Clare, only surviving son of the late Major Clare, died at. Cambridge on Thursday, ag.ed.-30. The deceased, who was formerly in the National_Ba"k atTauranga, and. Bubsequently in;the,A,C;; Force, had been.ailing for spmo time. He,.was well known, and-was a general favourite. . - ..;;

COMPLIMENTARY.

There is one matter especially, on - which we can compliment i'lees'fs H. ll.' Warner and Co.,tbewtll-knpwn proprietors of Warner's Safe'Remedfei,' and that is, they do not attempt to:cure-all mariner of one bottle. They show.their honeety.and good sense in this, and the people appreciate it: to euro almost everything it i> just ac, well ; to fight ehy of ib/fot Obvious'reasoriai. ' ■ '._" :/> \.' : \

Ask YOun Grocer lor rhilkinan for Freez in* Company's -'Shell" brand, butter in half-pound patSs.;::" /; )' • ! SSI • ■ ' :

Facts About Consumption.

The Melbourne " Ago " says :-" HayfeKj figures show that consumption caused 1,.J84. deaths in 1885, being 25 more than in 18S4, and 172 more than in 1883, and that during that time it has killed more than 13 to every 10,000 of the population. This w almost ay large a proportion aa obtains m O refit Britain', and it shows that climatic condi tions have not ao much to do With tllO disease as ie popularly supposed, ami that it ie iuet as difficult to staisap it out in the soft lonian weather of these southern land ft ns-ib is ia tho fog-charged atmosphere of London, whore, according to the sarcasm of tho .Frenchman, a fine day differs frarii a murky one "as looking up a chimney diners from looking down bno." Now, then, wo are prepared to show tlint over half tlio canes of consumption are really nothing but the effect of kidney poison, Working iii t-hq subetohCp of the lying. Roadasimplo illustration. Dip tho tip eiul of your linger in a strong acid. feoOrt the (le.sh will bo burned away, and then will follow a feßtoring aoro; Wash this ■ sore every minute of every hour of the day (as - tho kidney poisoned blood does the lungs) with even the mildest sort of an acid, and'in a short time it. will eat away arid bvetituiiliy rot off the entire hand and arm. h'ecisoly this condition of things eXtatt in the lungs. Kidney poison ia_ called uric acid, of which there is formed in the body every day enough to kill two men if taken in v single doso. A tenderness develops, either .because of hereditary lung weak ness, or because of the taking of a violent cold. The kidney acid immediately at- Uicka this, the " weakeut point in the system, and it soon becomes inllamed, and the person worries just & little about it. After a while hoboes to hie doctor, who (mts him on cod liver oil to keep up his strength, which night sweats and .cbristantly-incruae ing cough has impaired. But tho kidney poison is doing,its.work every minute, every hour, every day and every night, and by-, ancl-by one lung is either solid with pus, or has beon entirely coughed out. Then comes another of many hemorrhages, arid .won our friend is very pale, breathes very short, gtvos forth a glassy atare from the eye, and, protesting everyday thnt he " feels Stronger, and Will sodn do out agftin," he suddenly lo.ses broath, and is gone After death-, e.tainituitioii discloses the fact that the kidtiey pbiteoh, tho tomlMo uric poison, has done Ita, work far doo well, for. it hae rotted and completely eaten up tiio substance of eac.h lung. What is! tile conclusion! JCo person vvho lias reason to foar consumption, cither by inheritances or acquiroment, eliould hesitate for a ftingl6 hour as to his course of action. It is''impossible to oftbet a ciire 6f consutiip tiou or any svelt-soatod lung disease ii tho blood is corrupted with tho kidney poison, or uric ncid. It is, however, possible, and hae b6cn done iii thousands oi casoa, to prevent mid oure fatal lung troubles, coughs, fevers, pneumonia, and consumption by i'icklihg the blood of all its kidnoy poison or uric acid. It is this wonderful and exclusive powor of Warner's safo cure thnt has givon now hope and now life to ao many, many thousands who had evidently been selected to fill a coti aumptive'e grave, and who would have beon thero to day but for tho victory they won over tbeii' uiee«se—not by their doctor'« cod liveroil doses, but by thativondeifu!remedy,, \Varner's safe e\ire. To all who fear death

" In eonaumfctiuh'B ghastly form," wo come with tho assurance that if your lun". , ! are wastilig away ancle? the influence of tne dreadful uric acid, bur Warner's cafe fcUre, by iieutralising; aiid reniovihg this ucid as fast.as it is formed, v.'ill carry it out through nature's channels, and" thereby relievo bhe weakened lun^K. It is with a deal of comfort and satisfac tion that wo tnako this statement to the world of consumptives. We do not profess to cure advancea consumption by Warner's adfe cure-, but wo do say that all forms of ivu'ifMrritntion and inflammstiori caiised by kidney ncid (and such forms include con sumption, phthisis, pneumonia, lung feVor, etc.) can be prevented, and, if taken in time, cured by generous use of Warner's cafe cure, and oiir position is verified by the personal experience of thousand.-* of entt'erers.

, You, man or woman, thveatcned with consumption,. try thics philosophicid and successful treatment. It can do yon no harm', it may save you life. .. ■

MOUNT EDEN HIGHWAY DISTRICT.

£%dSimrudil Anntial Ilcctiosr.

The adjourned annual meeting of rate payers of this district was hold ab 7.30 lasb evening at the,schoolroom,;corner of Mount) Eden and Valley Roads, Mr Udy presiding. Mr Bailey, Ti'easurer to the Board, read a statement of accounts, which showed a balance in hand of L4O 7e Id. Tlio balance sheet, was a full and true statement, and though, the books had perhaps been kept dirty, bhoy had been kept honestly. The, Chairman then moved the adoption of the report. Mr Durrieu, who was pre?cub, stated that the balance-sheet submitted by the Treasure!' waa different to that produced at the previous meeting, and he submitted that the balance-sheet which had been sub mitted to the auditor, and which had been' by him returned to the Board. was the only document, that eoulrj be considered at the .annual meeting of ratepayers'. He said that the accounts were in such a state that no one Could pass thoni' as correct, and of the 150 public bodies whose accounts he audited those of the Mount Eden Board were the worst. If the Board persisted hi the idea that weVa ' competent book • kcejiert, next year they would .have to deal with throe years' , accounts instead ■.•of .two.. It was most important that the -accounts should be properly kept., . The Chairman, in .reply to a qtieetion, stated that the members of the Board had audited the accounts and parsed tb,em as correct/. ■::.,,.. After some further discussion, Mr Archi bald said that there was nothing legally be* fore the meeting of ratepayers ; • they were only wasting time considering: fcli'e Imlfliice aheefc before the accounts were passed.

Mr Durrieu atatod that'th ore -were α-few acqotihte in .this and lasfe' yeai-'s ■ balance sheets that were wrong, though the err'ore were not so great as to cause any cen sure on the members of the Board. What he wanted was proof of thd .correct-, ness of items for which hejmd not received bhe vouchers.

After further discussion, in which'a number of ratepayers expressed the opinion that the passing of unaudited account? would, be 1 illegal, the Chainnanfs' motion wo? put and carried. The,,meeting then, passed on,to other business. Tt was decided that the raising of the loan of LG,600 for waterworks be ob tained and the works proceeded, with. ,

Wicked iron Clergymen —"I believe it to be all wrongaud oven wicked for clergymen or other public men to be loci into giving testi monials to aiiacki doctors for vilo etuffa called medicines, but when a really meritorious article Iβ mado'up of common valuable remedies known to all, and that all physicians use and trustin daily, wo should freely commend it. I therefore ohceriully and heartily commend Hop Bitters for the good they have done mo and my friends, firmly.bejievintt they have no equal for family use., I will not bo without thenj. , '—Kov. < —; Washinßt6n.D.O.U.S.A." ■' "-' Food fob CoNaOMmvEs..;Scott's.Emulsion w Purs Cop Ltvmt Oil with HvropuosmiTß* of Lihe • Aim Soda, is a most wonderful food for the Consumptive, ft not Only gii'e* strength and incroa.cr. the flesl), butf heals the irritation of, the thratu lurfgs. l It'is very palatable,:, children tnke.it like mill , , and in all ■ Wasting diseases both for sdtilts «nd children it is a ruan-eiloirs food and nvdicine. Larfte and small bottles of all Chemisis. 4s 6d and 2s 6d,

fHE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1887.

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Teacher of Violin, ota A Violin Class Iβ about "forrnlnc -which will meet for practice at the residenco of Mr P. b\ lliscocks. Upper Vineont-et., every Wednesday , evening, oominencinjr May lltli. from S p.m. to 0 o'clock p.m. .Tcrme, J Guinea jjer quarter, payable it) advance. A large ttock of Violins to Beleet from. A Siinfin« Cfase aleo meote every Tuesday evening : tonne on application. P. F. IUBCOCKS. Upper Vincent-st. ; MAJs t UFAG- H J_ TOHY, . ta '•,/•■ and ■ - , S ' 'II'UStUAL INSTHUIISKT WARE **" . , ■!■"-■ HOUSE. @§ 87. ViCTOEU-St., AUCKtAND. fc| ,Tl E. CAETER, J« TEACHER OF, MUSIQ, ' VIOLTN. PIANO, CORNET, g> GUITAR, BANJO, &c. < MPSICAI; I.NSTRI7UKNTS TOXED AKD {?] • • ■ - , RisrAiiUD. ' Hotels. ' L ;•'■' -: "ORINCE OF WALES HOTEL, H 0 W I C K. MRS. H3NDLEY, Pkopriktsess, Tbo above Hotel hae been renovated and im proved, and allords good Accommodation to Visitors." ' .',',■.': •■ ~,. ni ■■ • ..'.; : : - , Parties driving mit onHunday#. and requiring Dinner, aro )"eepoct/ully requested to Telephone the day provicus. 7. Good Paddocks and Stsbling, with best oaten chaffi corn.' ...,'-' . ; .: i CIPLENDID Winter •■'Tweed* at ; J.f'H. O-Daltdn'srTailor, Victoria-street East. ,



' H Business loticeft nnHERE is nothing kndwn better calcu- J laleil to invigorate tlio constitution than Wolfe's Schnapps. RICHMOND HOUSE' PONSONBY ROAD, AUCKLAND. W. COCHRAN, Si"fß., gAMILY_BUTCHER. ~.-■.. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS is the purest 'and best stimulant, tonic, iliiiretic, at present before the world. ___ i -OUaJTiiIRIOK'S CUT TA1 J ER : ■ . • PATTERNS, PATTERNS FOB Ladies, Misses, Boys, and little children of both Boxes, Comprising all the latest London Fashions, Togothcr with Sheets and journals illustrating same. Can be obtained from M. BACON .. .. QUEEN , STREET. J. & W.WILLIAMS .. NEWTON. MtfNilOfcCO. .. PONSONBY ROAD. 11. G.OSWALD .. PONSONUV. MISS THORNTON .. MIC W MARKET. MISSFI&HEH:. .. PAUNJiLL. W. J.- , . OGILVIE .. VICTORLA-ST., or Q. J. JACKSON, Stationer, Oneliunga. ANY Ob' (JUH AGENT* THROUCUIOUT THE COUNTRY. NORMS & KEMPL4Y, '21, ELLIOTT STREET, AUCKLAND. Hole Wholesale Ar/ents for New Zealand. STOCK W ]^ e w vjoods in Men's, Youths' and HOSIERY ! SHIRTS ! JJjxSSSm I'EOTION ! $¥r Respectfully invited as ever y Department Contains sotno ; ■Hγ SPECIALLY CHEAP Which can only bo secured by JBa making an jl&mr! , ' EAELY "^JSIT^^^ 0.0 TS 1 BOOTSI BOOTS" SELLING OFF. SELLING OFF. FOP. ONE MONTH ONLY, AT WATTS , . Girls' Stronj? Lace Boots, size 7to 9, at., it 6d Girls' Strong Ijacn Boots, sizolOto 13, at 6a Gel Girls' Patent Lace Boots size? to 9. at.. Ss lid Girls' Bock Front Elastic Sides, 5 t06.. at 3s 9'l Girls' BiackFur Elastic Sides, 7t09, nt 3s 9d Girls 1 Block Front Elastic Kidcs.lO to IS, at As 9d Boys' Strong LaCo Boots, size 10 to 13, at 5s lid Very Cheap Line Evening Shoes.. ..3s Od Very Cheap Line Satin Shoes .. .. fts lid Ladies' Elastic Side Morocco Boot .. 6s Gα Men's Strong; Blnchers, nailod .. .. 5s Uα Mcp'b Stroniy Bluchers, best make .„ Cs ]ld Men , a Elastic Sidff Boots, good .. .. 9a Cd And a larso variety of every kind Of Boots and Shoes at greatly Ilc-diiood Prices, at W. AY A T T S , , HOBSON-STIIEET, Corner of. PITT-STREET, Auckland. GOVEKNMENT tI»E INSURANCE ■ DEPABTMENT. Loans Eopayable by Inetalmente nnHIS is prepared to make ftd- I vancce on Morteeg*, not excoediug ouo bftlf ol tlio value of tne proiierty mortKßgod, in name of Upnoy from 1100 to iS.OOO, rouay able by half-yearly init*lmouti extending over 18, 18, or SSO yean, on the following tonus:— JJalf-yoarly I'ayuiMJt lax each £100. Period of JJo&n— £ s. d. Twelve yosjfl „. ...647. fifteen years B 8 9 TweJiij/ypare ... ... i 13 8 Loans of thi* natnre, repayable by instal ments whereby priucipal and interest are both liquidated within a given time, and on terms of a roost favourable charactor, present marked advantages to settlers and others. The borrower, any time before the expiry of tho full period (but not sooner than four years after tin- oommenoonaont of the loan), may redeem the wine, with or without notice, on terms which oau be ascertained at this ollico. or at any ol the office* of this Depart ment, where alto forms of applioaUon cim be obtained. , Oommiaaiooai! ; February, 21e», 1887. \, /WILDER, J? LOOKING-GLASS a& and /7^JW PICTURE FRAME /r° SiQK Writer jfCy &# ALL KINDS "Paintings ■ etc., MOUNTED. fUBILEE ILLUMINATIONS tf ■ ~ MADE BY ■ t . V 0 R S T E R, (Late Braneton and Forstcr), Albehtstkkkt, and Mills Lane, Telephone 118, COPPERSMITH, PLUMBER, BRASS FOUNDER, GASFITTER, ANP ,3 : UYDRAULIO ENGINEER. Etimatee Given for all Branches of the Trade. Sieam acd Vaccuum Gauges Tested and, Adjusted. BRASS CAST DAILY AT LOWEST RATES. No Charge Made for Use of Patterns on hand. F F. being personally a Practical Tradoeman can Guarantee Good .Workmanship. jk if "S ~~A. L E, HARRICOT BEANS BLUE BOIUNG PBAS VICTORIAN ONIONS OAMARU POTATOES ADAM LAYBOURN AND CO., - ■:: ' Durham-street. ,



BusinessWotices^________ NEW ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT AND STORAGE COMPANY, Ltd. Head Office: Railway- Wharf. Auckland. WOKKS AT W-AITABAt P.O. Box, 113. Tolepliono, No. 10G. J Jo. Acid Works, 119. Do. Butter Department, 278. JOSEPH BANKS, ~ Managing Director. W. BEAMISH A. MORRISON, ■ Secretary. PRESERVED MEATS. This Company begs to direct public attention to its various Manufactures of Preserved Meats. The reputation of our "PJSACH" BRAND is now thoroughly established, and our sales have readied proportions wlnbh wo may safely say no otbor Colonial meat-preserving establish ment is able to approach. Our Goods are now to-be found in all THE BKBT MAItKETS OV THK WORLD. The liifc'h-claes quality of meat that we arc in a position to command enables us to pack an article which at all times gives us the pre ference ovor American meats. This is admitted by tho Admiralty and leading merchants. We may mention that tho whole o£ our pre parations arc manufactured on the most modern and approved principles, under which tllO U6O of Acids is avoided, SALT BEEFand PORK Packed in ICicgs, Harrels AND TIERCE 3. Special attention ia drawn to tliis lino, which, we are making A speculty, and -which--with our facilities and tho cold air process—wo are able to cure in mild pickle, tho necessity of cut ting to small pieces being obviated. QUALITY. CURE, AND FREEDOM FROM LARGE BONE GUARANTEED. ALWAYS 1 TpTjl J 1 ALWAYS ON' HAND./ X V_> XL* - (ON UAND. COLD STORAGE For Butter, Meat, and Poultry at Usual Rates. GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORED AT LOWEST RATES. During tho Season Cold Storage for Game is offered at tho following Bpeeial rates :—Phea sants or Ducks, Iβ per brace: Tea!, Plover. QuaiJ, etc., Cd per brace: Uaree, Is each: for any period not exceeding one month. FREEZING ;'#"; IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS, CLUBS, HOTELS, AND THE GEN'liltAL PUBLIC. A WANT MET! WE NOW PURVEY theCHOICEST FRESH BUTTER, put rp i.v Half-Pound Pats, "SHELL" BRAND. Butter Rccei red Daily from Leading: Factories aud Best Dairies—Selected with Groat Care. is: COMPANY'S The description is— COLOUR— Bright and tempting. TEXTURE—Firm and waxen. FLAVOUR—Rich, nutty, appetizing. &2T QUALITY GUARANTEED. "s££ Supplied by tho Company to the Trade only. DELIVERED BY OUR VANS THROUGH TOWN DAILY. May be obtained in any quantities from all Grocers, Provision Dealers, or Town Dairies. ASK YOUR- GROCER~FOP. FREEZING COMPANY'S ".SHELL" BRAND BUTTER. TAKE NO OTHER. Should anything siipplicd as our Butter fail to give satisfaction, send Pest Card to GlanVillH and Km.yktt. Manacors of Department, and a messenger will bo sent to investigate. -SHELL" Brand) BUTTER Delivered through the town daily, or at Depart ment Premises, Railway Wharf. TIMBER STATIONS. COUNTRY STORES, AND SHIPPING SUPPLIED with Butter in Kegs, Tins, or in fresh Pats in Boxes. glanville" and ellyett, Managers of Department. QBASD DISPLAY. ENGLISH -- AND PARISIAN ; '* MILLINERY L E S"Xj"e U K>;S. JUST UP EN E D VARIETY AND STYLE UNEQUALLED. PRIOE3 UNPRECEDENTED. Ladies will d 6 well to take advantage of this rare opportunity. GET YOUR DRESSES MADE AT THK BON MAKCHE FOR 12s Rd, and ensure tho best fit and stylo procurable in the Colonies. AN ENDLESS VARIETY of the LATEST NOVELTIES in Dress Fabrics to seleci from wnicli foi vftJuc cannot be surpassed. ASK,FOR THE. ' LOUIS VELVETEEN, Stamped on every half-yard, for 18 lljd and 2s 114 per yard, groatly under wholesale cost. A Stock o£ ready made Costume* from lls 9d an J npward.' PATTERNS POST FREE. '•' BON" iSEOHE, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, Three doors from Wellesley Street Eaet: . J. rCTCHER.] [j. OROOM. WE HAVE FOR SALE: ---■ Rod and Bar Iron, Wire Nails, Fencing Barb Wire, Roofing Iron, Each Weights, Buckets, Tubs, Springe, and Patent Axles, Coarso and Fine Salt. GBOOMj BUTCHER, & CO., FORT-STREET. V/. Telephone 211.]



Business Kotites. QUITS to order from 60s, fth an extra fe pair of Trousers for notbing.--J. H. JJalton, =OTEDDING CARDS.-Lateeb Style at WtheSTA* Lithographic Works, Short intiri.Bt.reet. Auckland. of ttiy 40e Overcoats. They IT arc very taking with the.few sex.-J. H. IJaitou, Tailor, Victoria-street Eaat _ JC PELHAM, Ladder, Step, and c Barrow Maker, Carpenter, Joiner, and uhnnnnril Office Fitter, Albert-street, near the FhibeM description of Ladders. StOPB, BaVr'oWs. Clothes Boxes, Travelling Chests, and °ffic SlSWef SS 22 to 55 feet lone, suit able foPßoat Spars ana Flag Poles, on sale N b -Ladders. Steps. Barrows, Screw Jacks, and* Floor Cramps on Hire. -— GOTO BATH to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT. COLD AND SHOWFR BATHS, Victoiua-street JEast. cK-ONK"SHILLING. Open all week An.** from G a.m. to 9 p.m.. and SUNDAY &Nl\iS from G till 10 a.m. The bath- urfvate. and supplied will) every convenience. Turkish towels, *** irn<?l:e<« combs, respirators, soaps, &c. bOieCC Ba I. rooms (private) for ladies every day, at all ionrs wilhfeii ale attendance, one SbUling-and S m r"owe note the Address- Victona «"ct ttast. above the Greyhound Hotel and SeU the Cheap Bedding and Furmturo Mart, Auckland. NJ.-Harberia attendance. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS is the most celobratod Tonic and stimulant of this or any ago. Bo certain that you obtain Wolfe's. , — TTjiOR CHEAP GROCERIES go to T. H. fij Matthews, People's Co-operative Store, Patterson street. Freeman's Bay—2l b Butter in Jar, 8d; NcvvSoason Jams, assorted, sarin; Peacock's, On 4d doz; Large Vineear,fld: Coin flour 5d lb; 1001b Bags Four. 10a: 2Mb Hags, 33, 81b BaSTS. IS; New Currants, Gd; Nevr Raisins. 6cl; I ioe, 61b3 Iβ: Mntamata Cheese. 4d by the cheese; Oamaru Potatoes, 4s: Loca , 2s 9dcwt or us sack: Sperm Candles, 21bs Sid or il by box: Star Mullet, 2. in lid; Tomato bauee.Od bottle : \\ r ax Vestas.sd doz; Good ica. JsOd. Wanhing Soda, Id per lb ; Whltehiug. Id ! Car bonate Soda, :W a lb ; Best Wax Candles. 9£d , Lemon Peol, Is per lb ; Nestlc's Milk, 7jd : I- ma, gd box : Golden Syrup, 7<l; Canterbury Honey. Id a'')b: Cocktalr Salmon, UJd : lobaccoj, as Signes, .'s 3d. Gem of the Sea, fs. Oneida. as a lb The above prices referred to are for cash. Primo dairies of butter and eprgs always to band, at loweet prices. Orders promptly at tended to. and delivered to any part of city or suburbs, at shortest notice. Give us n trial. Z K/pl'K BREAD. MILK BREAD. FARM-HOUSE MILK AND HOME MADE BREAD. Can now be obtained at THE BUBLTNOTQN RESTAURANT, VICTORIA ARCADE, AndathisShop. Eden Terrace, or at the Bakery, Udy'a Farm, Mount Eden; also, at Cucksey's Store. Mount, Eden. _ Orders by post promptly attendodto. KsTABLrsHP.n 1559.1 GEE & POTTER, COAGHIiUILDERS, LORNK AND RUTLAJNiJ bIKEETS. 4 Coaches. Carriages, Waggonettes, Hutrgies, l'ony Carriages. (JarU, Drays, and every- de scription of Vehicles kept in Stock, or built to order. The trade supplied. K.B.—Traps lent to customers whilst ropaire are being executed. . J. J. SWINNERTON, WOOD TUUNEft, Wvxdhamstuebt. Established 18C6. A reduction of 25 per cent, on all common work. Billiard Balls Exchanged. Special care given to Re-turning and Staining. I'ool Wus, Marbles, and Chalk Pockets, always on hand. . . TO TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS. PRESENTS FOR HOME. Very beautiful Inlaid Table-taps. Cabikfts, Fakuy BbXfes, etc.. all made from the pick of M.Z. rich Native Timbers. Other Collections carefully packed and shipped tor Home. \V. NORRIE, Cabiket w9rk en, Jn New Zealand Timbers only, TOP OF SHORTLAND-STIIEET. QACKS. SACKS. SACKS. Wo are Buyers of Good Second-hand Grain '" aC STONE BROS. SACKS ! SACKS ! SACKS ! .- . ■ The Undersigned is a Cash Buyer of Good Second hand Grain Sacks. GEO. V. JAKINS, Customs-street. C<OALS, COKE, CHARCOAL, FIRE / WOOD. Best liata, Tit.ree, and Puriri Fircvood : also, lirst-eJtuss Taupiri, Newcastle, and Kamo Coal, at. Lowest Price for Cash. 1* urnitnre" carefully Removed, and Goods delivered to all parts of the city and suburbs, at Lowest Rates.—Note the Address : C. PlPKFt, 'opposite the Pousonby Reservoir, and corner of Newton and ivaranßa hapo Roads. ED W I N JON E S (Late E. and A. Jones), House, Furnishing, and Gbnebal IRONMONGER, Ponßonby Road and Pompallier Terrnco, Auckland, N.Z. Agent for the Phoenix Fire Office. Advertisement Ageni for Auckland Kvenixo Star. Post OHico Savings Bank, Money OnlerOUlcoi Telegraph Station, Telephone Hnaemi. GROUND LIM ~& GROUND LIME FOR SALE : in S O U T H G A T E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE -LIMiC, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floor, Cellars, &c, (next to stono flagging is un rivalled for durability and hard-settiuj? qualities). For tanks and other wet work it is a first-clasa material. & KBANB, SOLE. AGENT CUSTOMS-STREET. ;.jf O W ~a p F N. RUSSELL'S "COFFEE PALACE AND LUNCHEON ROOMS, NEXT BAXK OF NEW ZEAT.AND, Opposite Aickinj tho Chemist. Best Cup of Coffeh - - - 2d Br:6TCut'OK Tea - - - 3d Best Cvi , ok Cocoa , • - '.3d COLD LUNCHEONS AT MODERATE PRICES, .. TO, SUIT THE TIMES. 'ArcliiCects. TCpDWARD MAHONEY AND SON, J <■''- ARCHITECTS, QUEEN-STRBET, AUCKLAND, OH N MI TCHE LL, ARCHITECT, St. Mungo Chambers, Queen-street, and at Otahuhu. Special Work undertaken for tho Profession. ' Perspectives in Best Styles. Patent Drawings and Specifications Carefully ; Prepared at Moderate Charges. MR. P; F. M. BURROWS, ARCHITECT AND BUILDING : - . _ Tr ; SURVEYOR. a.m.P. Society's Buildings. Pi HEBAPATH, P.R.1.8.A.] [S. M. UERAPATU T> HERAPATH and SON, •*" c ARCHITECTS, Colonial Bank Buildings. J(J DWA RD. BARTLEY, ARCHITECT, STICHBURFS BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. EBRINGTON, M. Inbt. C.E.,*M. Inst. M.E., CONSULTING ENGINEER, AUCKLAND, ; ; ' ; '



sums, unon fir«t m' - la r»6 n> m repayable oiUct wS^^aWfi&^B a term of ycars.-wl 0 ]' «tbS.« JjJL current rates. ■ ■■- n "^iolrM o !*',' m First-class WILLIAM. -dOL^Al* B^}^^, Nauonalinß&|g^, Win. S. Cochrane. Cod^^? 1 "© 185, Queen-street. m """ 3 AjSftgi MONE V NOTES, HOUSES, f|[jrn»oß! MOl^lWff^^ JOHN W> HAliDli; Laxd, Commission', and v,~~} , HIGH-STEEEICAfe>, QUEENSLAND HOM&ifc^i' DISCOUNT BANKING POJq|lh Darby-street (off Qucen-atreet), Ao. §& HEAD OFFICE: Bristol 11 Agencies : Auckland, Sydney, andJfiJlN MONEY advanced from «SanJLnJ| any amount required, to suit thebomlifrW PERSONA],. FREEHOLD, LEASERS! any TANGIBLE SEGUBITY; \vu5 r as may bo arranged, MOxNTHLY, or QUAKTEBI,! lowest current ratee. ~ || ADVANCES made on PyRNITUREfcB removal: also, onallkindiofMEft(!glffiß including JiOND W'ARItANTS, &«; *i BILLS DISCOUNTED 4tcurMfs!a, I Interviews and comniuaicatuinj M strictly coiiildeutial. ' " R Office Hours: FroinWiillooV ,^ Bank of Ksgx.xxd Notes Chaxces Lox\ r DON MORTGAGE;'IOIt W DISCOUNTBINE -' ' 60, SIIORX LAN D - STREET, AUCKLO (Opposite A. Clark and Sons'' Wareboßji And Little Collins-sL, Meibcntae, '' LOANS aro advanced from flObfis Upc .'. Personal, Freehold, and feain RopayaWo by r ~: : ~^p Weoklj, Monthly, or. Quarterly In^s'w-i At Lowest Current Hates, ie; Advances made on Furniture witbontreup; aud all classes of llerchandlse. Loans granted Upon Life Policies. Legjcfe i J Interests under, Wills; Brrxs Discouxted at Cukrext Rife Loans upon Deposit of Deeds. Heparin liasy Instalments.,.. Terms Gratis. All comrauhicitticiis and to vie wb held strictly cdnfldontial ARTHUR. ' hOHEi LANTD AND I\IONBTABY : AGENT,I 24, STIO RTLAND ;! - STREET : iThree doors pastStabOffice). T am prepared to value Mi MliicHatSi the Country for rensonable terms. All land soldbymcinAii land 1 cliargo 2J per ceut, commission-.; : I am prepared to ncgoMo Mortgages iiifi from £25 to £15,000 Having af command alargestimofinraeylil n>anc advances on Life Policies, Having Agents in all parts of Australia t' ; <! England, Ixan .riiake AdvanCfejipoawia in sums from £50 to £15,001 , JNDUSTRIAL AND-PROVIMSJ PERMANENT BUILDING, U|D« VESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCUA* SCALE OF REPAYMENT REDDCffI_ Kopaynientsextend- Per WeekjgjSfjifl Ing over, .; for £100., .^ "~~" ' &B- di T~E\\ 1 year „ .. ?0C Shears.. ... 0U 7 6 years .. .. OIIKO >f,,, 10 years .. .. 0.6 o- ■■ And other Periods to suit Borriwfej The Board has power In c* B «S"pi|, Want of Employment ; to, SUbFfinU'' MENTS. __ BORROWERS SHARE IN 'Vm?;*. PART OR WHOLK OFrTHE« REPAID. : ■• • '-' I ;: !l( A member who has ohtained an liberty to sell his property- at any «ro pay ofFhis mortffag:o; or niayi'if ™ a ~.<sil his Dropcrty subject to the mortgage, , " Moiety. . '. , ■: \ CorncrofQU SS S A TI Sf V^ . - . JOHNBASOg A. UCKLAND A OPERATIVE BUILULVG &B^ MENT SOCIETY. | . ' Office: Hi QaEEK-BTRFii ' LOANS grranted upon approved f«" rl . l *i Freehold or Loiuehold;. P r ?P«i e fy,,? Mj* £20 to £0.000. principal and ablo in instalments'at the Rate£ for repayment of eaoh «w »^ 1 > Repayments exten^T "3™Hjßopay (lll j ing over Per Weou.. rj^A lyear .. .. 20 0 Jqs 6 J 2 years.. I.! . 1 0,10, •.•.■^β. 3 years .. .. 0 7... -jj, 4 years -. .. ,0 U» : ije J 6 years .. .. 0 . ?)3 8 years .. .. 074 10 years .. .. 0 ° _±IX- — — - TZnd in tho same proportion for sp : • or larger loans. : DEPOSITS.-TKe Society i»ce>veS n deposit :-Tor 6 months, 6 0 at I days'notice, 3 W^k&^A js\ Higii . STREE t '.i»m FIRSTANDSi A^ i{ ANY AVAIWBW^ Bills This Bank wUI receive DeP^ ft *_ Dt ing rates of interest:- <: g per» nt . 12 months ~.- • .. ]». C months -. - "■;:.. ; -#.Pj&njX (NEXT TO ATKUfS ~1 ,■ ■■ ■P -• .' .- * r-..-;,.: -f * : - ■'- ■ " : • .-. ■. .