Births.

FOWLDS.-On June 28, at 80, Victoria-street, Auckland, Mrs George Fowlds of a daughter. LAYBOURN.-Oiv July 12. at her residence, Gibraltor Terrace, Parnell, tho wife of Adam Laybourn, junr., of a son.

Deaths.

WITHTCRFR,FD.-On July .1, at Dunedin. Arthur, the second and dcarly-bc overl son of the late Mr A. VVilhorfred, of Auckland, through a painful accident; aged 28. Loved and re spected by all who knew him.

WEBB.—On July 12, at his residence, York street. Thomas. Webb ; agodST. . Funeral leaves his late residence, for Symonds-streot Cemetery, at half-past 3 o'clock on Thursday next.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

Malls will close ns under :— This Day. Per Wairarapa as follows— For India, China, Japan, Mediterranean ports, and Continent of Europe, at .'i p.m. For Russell, ICawakawa, Australian Colonies,and United Kingdom, via Brindisi or Naples (per Orient steamer), for correspondence specially ho orcpaidanri addressed,at I p.m. For money orders, registered letters, and nowsparifvs'vort-, 3 p.m. Late letters for Sydney aid Melbourne, only, at I.»'! p.m. United Kingdonj mail will bo dim at London on August;!). For Leigh, Omaha, Mangawai, llakaru, and Kahvaka', per UuuV, at 5 p.m. , . Thursday, lith inst. j For Port Fitzrpy, Tryphcna, aikl Okupu, per lona, at 7 a.m. For Thames, per Rotomahana, at. ! : a.m. For Walvvvrn, ToKapa, and War!-.worth, per RosoCasey. at II) a.m. For Oishorne, Napier, and Southernr Ports, _por Tarawera, at 11 a.m. For New Plymouth and Southern ports, per

GairlocTi, at II a.m. . For Now Plymouth and Southern Ports, per Oreti.at ila.ni. Friday;, lfllh inst. For Greymouth, via Onehunga, per Herald, at 11 a.m. For Taranaki and Southern ports, per Wanaka, at 1 p.m. > ' , For Cowes ancLCofoniandel, per Coromandel, at 11.30 a.m. For Opotiki, per Douglas, at 4 p.m. For Thames, per Enterprise, at •t.'lOp.m. '. ' For Tanranga, and Opotiki, per Clansman; at 5 p.m For Whit.iantd. Gum Town, Upper Mill, and Tnirua, per lona, at 5 p.m. For YVhangarei Hearts, Varna, Waiptl, Whan garoi, Kamo, andMangapai, per Wellington, at 5 p.m. Monday, July 18. Per Zcalandia as follows— * For Samoa, Sandwich Islands, United Stales of America, Canada, British Columbia, Central and South America. British and foreign West Indies, at 3 p.m. For United Kingdom and Continent of iOurope, at.'! p.m. Money orders. Registered let tors, and newspapers,at 1.80 p.m. Late letters, bearing an extra fee of (id in ad dition to tho postage, will be rccoiroil by the mail agent onboard the steamer up to tno lime of sailing. This mail will bo due at London August 22. S. P. I'.ISS. Chief Postmaster.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

f- '• (REUTEU'S .TEUEGRrVM".)'

PAYMENT OF MEMBERS BILL REJECTED.

... . , , ... . Sydney, July 12. The bill authorising the payment of members "was' rejected 'in the Legisla tive Council to-night by 30 votes to 9.

SMALL-POX AT SYDNEY.

Four cases of small-pox have devel oped among tho persons who were quarantined on the appearance of the disease here on tho Ist inst.

FATHER McGLYNN DEFIES THE POPE.

New York, July 11.—Father Mc- Glynn, Avho has been excommunicated from the Roman Catholic Church, delivered a speech to-day, in" which he defied the Pope. | '( \

AUSTRALIAN MAILS.

London, July 11.—The Australian, mails via Brindisi (Melbourne, June Ist) were delivered to-day.

CRISIS IN FRANCE.

THE PRESIDENT OF THE CHAM 1 BER RESIGNS.

ALLEGED ROYALIST TENDEN CIES. (UEUTISR.) Paris, July 12, M. Floquefc has resigned the presidency of the Chamber of De- owiug.to. a disorderly, de bate yesterday during which the Left at tacked the Government and accused it of tendencies. , A great scene of confusion prevailed, and the President was ■ poworless ta preserve order. " ■

THE IRISH LAND BILL.

DEBATE IN THE. HOUSE OF COMMONS. ■ (kehteb's TELEGRAM.) •-, . r , ■ 1 .,; | London, July 12. . In the House of Commons 10.-day the Irish Land Bill came up for the second reading on*the" motion of Mr Balfour, Chief j Secretary for' Ireland. Mr C/amphell Bannerman moved an ameiid saient demanding • a..revision, of the judicial rents, fbr "holdings. Mr Chamberlain supported the bill, but expressed a hope that the Government would drop the bankruptcy clauses em bodied in the measure.' The debate was finally adjourned. • - <. r'" :'■-

""Sydney, this day. Parliament will be pro'rogned to-day. • THE BULL! DISASTER. The report of the Commission of Inquiry" into ' the ' Bulli colliery disaster states that carelessness, want of skill, and the loose and perfunctory manner yin which the principal' operations of the mine were performed by the majority of the men led up to the occurrence.

THE QUEEN AND THE IMPERIAL INTITURE.

' London, July!i2, | The Queen presented Ll, 000 'to the' Imperial Institute Fund. '

GOLD PROSPECTING IN THE SOUTH.

[by telegraph.--own correspondent.]

Wellington, this day. Captain Malcolm, formerly in the service of the Union S.S. Company as captain of the Taranaki and Penguin, returned from the South by the Government s.s. Stella on Monday, after having spent some time in the Sounds district watching mining developments. He reports that at Milford Sound a dozen men are afc work independently, and are getting gold in small' quantities. In proof of this it may be mentioned that; from certain of them Captain Malcolm received 13ozs of the precious metal in discharge of liabilities. Two parties of several men each aro still actively employed at Big Bay, one being engaged in putting a drive into the hillside and the other working the, beach claim. Good prospects are being got in the drive, and the beach workings yield-gold sufficient to pay for " fcilcker."

THAMES NOTES.

(BY T-TjEGEAI'H—OWN r COIIRBSI'OXnENT.)

Thames, this day. Mr. Andrew Otto, of Auckland, is here en deavouring ( to resuscitate, a scheme, pro pounded by him many years ago tor .ex tending, a tunnel from the LCaraka Creek to Tinker's Gully, Tararu.

The Registrar of Electors has received a map showing the "boundaries" of the now electorates. It appears that tho whole of the I'arawai Rifling of the County Council is in the Coromandel, and not the Thames electorate, as was at. first supposed. ; Tho Hape Creek is tho southern boundary of tho Thames. *, ■;...• t . •, . Professor Hutton delivered an interesting lecture at tho School of Mines last night on " The Goldholds of Now Zealand." The following telegram has been received from Government by the Chairman of tho District Hospital and Charitable Aid Boards :--Tho County of Pinko has not qualified itself to receive balance of subsidy to tho 30th Juno, and therefore tho Trea sury could not comply with [fclio Board's applications of 9th June, but in view of the urgency of the onso, L2soaro being remitted to each Board, ..which will be-recovered from such subsidy us may be found payable to the. ; Comity.—Julius Vogki,." This is about half tho amoimtfor which an action is now ponding in tho Supremo Court by Boards against Piako.;.. ;,.; >• f }•' )

ELECTION PETITIONS COURT.

(Before Chief Justice Prondergast and Mr

Justice Ward.) Sydn_y- Taiwhanoa (petitioner) v. Wi ivATKNK (respondent).—The Chief Justice and Mr Justice Ward sat at the Supreme Court this morning, for tho purpose of hearing the petition of Sydney Tai whanga against ,tho .return of Wiremu Katone for tho Northern Maori District on a variety of grounds of which the chief were that a number of miners had been allowed to vote, and that the scrutineers had been paid. Mr 0. E. ap peared for the petitioner, and Mr \V. i\ Buckland for the respondent. Mr Griffiths. intimated that in view of the. dissolu tion of Parliament, ho had dccfoetl to apply for leave to withdraw tho petition, and he had arranged with the'oilier side that the costs should be borne equally by them. Tho Chief Justico said,,the .ground ad vanced , for. .'Wishing,, to .withdraw fcjio petition was $a - very • good - one and the Court would have no hesitation in ac ceding to the request, j- Mr Griffiths ap plied that the e6sts should-be referred to the Begistrar for taxation, each party pay ing, half according ...to. arrangement.-—Mr- Justice Ward saw no necessity for-such an order, as the law provided that the petitioner should., pay . the opste of. with drawal. Of courso. if the pat ties had already settled to share the costs between them that was a; matter for \ themselves. —Tho petition was then withdrawn; "' "

SOME FALLACIES OF PRO TECTION.

, . —» ; r - The Rev. J. S. Hill gave an address upon the above subject in the lecture hall o: the V.M.C.A. last night. Our report is held over.— • ■ • •

Repairs to the General Post office.

f Wbllixotox, this day.

, Plans for.the.rcstp.ration of the Post-o'Jice were.approved to-day, and the Government architect, will call for tenders in about one month. The principal alterations will be the carrying of two party Avails through the'building and above the roof, and the establishment of a proper water service which did not exist in the old building. ____^_

COMMERCIAL.

Messes B. Tokks and Co. sold at their mart to-day 120 sacks of Oamaru potatoes lib L 3, also 360 eases of Hobart fruit. Apples realised from .3s Gd to 10s per cases oranges, 4s 3d to' is Gd per case; island oranges, 6s per case; mandarins, 4s to Gs per ca;>e ; lemons, 6s 9d'to 7s 6(1 per case'; cocoannts brought 6s 6d per sack.

Sir>G.' L. Whifcmore, ,who. arrived in Auckland by the:sis. Wairarapa yesterday afternoon,.is sufFering from the eilects of an accident, which will confine him to his room for; some days. He slipped on the deck of the/ steamer shortly after leaving Wellington and got his side badly injured. No bones are bokeri, however, and it is hoped that the internal injury is not of a serious charac ter. " ... ,„ ~m ' Messrs E. and A. Isaacs announce for to morrow, an important sale of a balance of fancy go'odsj store .fitting's, &c,to be sold without reserve, j

Printed ana'PnWi*^^ Bdg B HENRY g streets, in ' ue *™ V 1", . fi|.;

.THE AUCKLAND I_.VEiNING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY IS;/ JLBT

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'I..::. ; . ; JUBILEE WHISKY, Unrivalled in the Colonies. ' MI L D A N '_»■'■ MELL OW. JOHN ' BOBERTSON AND SONS, " . DUNDEE; '"'' J:r " --~ KING, WALKER, AND Co. v § .'.'.. S(pLE AGENTS.'.....'



Election Notices. • A U C KLAR D N0 R TH. Mr SAMUEL VAILE Will Deliver a Political Address at the OPERA HOUSE, On TUESDAY, tub 19th inst., at S p.m. The following subjects will be dealt with :— Electoral Control over Representatives The Colonial Debt Retrenchment • '■• . " . ~1 The Education Vote Local Option .Free Trade and Protection Land Settlement Railway Cost and Administration Tho Dress Circlo will be reserved for ladies (»'ho arc specially invited).and their escorts. mo J. AITKEN CONNELL, ESQ. Mount Eden. July 12,1887. Sir,—Wo, the undersigned Electors of havingiieard your views on the present deplor able condition of our Colony, have come to the conclusion that you nro a fit and proper person to represent our interests at tho next Parlia ment. .Wo also regret, that yon have been ninth'e to Obtain a fair hearing at your meetings. We lies to assure you that tho porsomi who have interrupted and annoyed you are not Electors of Eden ; we thorefore trust that you will see your way clear at an early date to address a meeting of bona fide electors. Wo arc, sir, ! Yours most respectfully, / Clias. A.'Mncanony John Campbell'"' Thomas Wyntt Wharton B. D. It. Porcival Walter Smith: Wilton Lawson Henry T. ttorbcts Peter Smith Horaco Corbctt • A. J. Corhelt Ignatius Graham Walter Clayton., Peter Fleming 11. N. Browne " : . • Jas. 11. Peters C. A. Taylor William Simukins R. G. Armstrong Arthur Graham Thos. HarkhesV David Sliortt TO THE GENTLEMEN SIGNING THE REQUISITION. GkntlemkS",—lt has all'orded mc extreme gratification to rcuoivo this morning your spon taneous requisition expressing your approval of myself as a fit. and proper person to represent your interests in Parliament. I may suy that I quito ngrco with you (hat the persons who persistently interrupted me alike at St- Sepulchre's Schoolroom on the 4th inst., and more unfairly after the acceptance by them of the conditions I advertised at the Opera House on Monday night are not, excepting perhaps in a microscopic proportion, electors of Eden, I may add that not only do I know who they are not, but I know well enough who they aro. It bus suited my purpose hitherto to face alone the utmost force which they were capable of bring ing against me which was certainly considerable and cleverly organised. It now suits my purpose to put an end to it, and! have taken my own measures to do so, which I think ore likely to prove tolerably effectual. If any man hcr'eaf ter, at anyof my large public gatherings in Auckland, persistently interrupts mc with the evident purpose of endeavouring to prevent my thoughts and words from reaching tho audience, 1 beg lo inform him that if tho consequences of his conduct should prove of a surprising and unpleasant character he will have himself alone to blame. Any individual harbouring the in tention after this warning of disturbing any public meeting at which I speak must bo pre pared to takothe consequences imposcdiby tho Police Offences Act, 18845 I think even the enemy must admit that*l have given them ovcyfair chance of displaying their hostility. I now fee. that it is necessary in the intcrc.sts < 0 f public order to make a movo against them and if thoy are wise men they will hereafter keep .out of my road. With regard to your r equest that I should at an early date address a meeting of bona fide electors, I may explain that: in standing for .Parliament I hove two distinct and separate purposes to serve which I must keep in view—the one is to Win the Eden scat, tho other is to aid in influencing public opinion throughout tlio colony in con nection with the election on subjects which T deem of vital importance to the well-being, and even, perhaps, to tho very .life of the colony This last is, in my mind, the more important matter of tho two; and in order to the effectual carrying of it out on my part, it is absolutely necessary tlmt I should, early in the election address large meetings of the electors of l\\X colony in Auckland. , _ _ J- . ~.......„„ j I trust, tho electors of Eden will believe that I adopt the plan of campaign which will be ad vertised in Thursday or Friday's St.vi under a due sense of the propriety and necessity of treating the electors.of Eden, whom I hopo'to succeed in winning as my future constituency, with proper'respect and courtesy. If I fail in satisfying any elector that it is my sincere desire to do this, I venture to ask him to suspend judgment in the meantime, and not hopelessly and finally condemn me. 1 hopo this evening When I meet for the first time my working com mittee, to obtain their approval of the courso "which I will to-night lay before them. And again, I beg to say that I Wa'ht no man to attend my meeting to-night unless he is prepared to yield mo his loyal and hearty support. Thank ing you, gentlemen, mostsincerely for your ex tremely kind and wholly unsolicited expression of approval and confidence. I remain, Your most obedient servant, J. AITKEN CONNELL. Fort-streot, July 13th, 1887. i \ Auctions.., C. HKSKETH.] ! ; [A. AITKEN TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), At 11 o'clock. AGRICULTURAL HALL. BANANAS, PINE APPLES, PEA NUTS. -, EX ARAWATA,' FROM FIJI. ;; '. :HESKETH, AITKEN, k CO. " Will sell by auction To-morrow (Thursday), at llo'olo k. asunder— HSO BUNCHES BANANAS .-'•'■ 10 sacks Pea Nuts ' . , 20 cases Pine Apples 10 Backs Cocoanuts ', 20 bags Kumoras Also,- Cases Apples (local), Citron and Pie Melon?, ' Pumpkins, Onions, &c. , Without Reserve. - ■ HESKETH, aFtKEN, & C 0.,,,.; Auctioneers. TO-MORROW ; ; THE REMUERA YARDS. !i: ; ; ;; : rag lan pigs, ~~/ For Sale, on Thursday next, July 11, 1 Q-ft GOOD PI G- S, JLO<_» F.x Stafl'a, from Raglan. _~,,, ALFRED BUCKLAND. OOL, . HIDES, SHEEPSKINS TALLOW. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers.



. -~-... Au'ctiosis. . -...'" R. ARTHUR.] - [,T. F. BUDDLE TO-MORROW, at 10.45. •arthur's"mart. EX ARAWATA. BANANAS. COCOANUTS. ARTHUR &~BUDDLE Will sell by public auction at their Mart, to morrow, at, 10.15 sharp, 6)AA BUNCHES FINE BANANAS 28 Sacks COCOANUTS. TERMS.-Cash before delivery. R. ARTHUR.] [j. F. BUDDLE. TO-MORROW, at 12 o'Clock. DP A PERY, CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, HABERDASHERY, FANCY DRA PERY, UNDERCLOTHING, HO SIERY, JEWELLERY, Etc. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been instructed to Sell by Public Auction, at their Mart. Queen-street, on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock, nnRE STOCK .OF A STOREKEEPER 1 (removod to.Mart for convenience of Sulc), consisting of Drapery, Underclothing, Chil dren's Clothing, Haberdashery, Fancy Goods. Also, New and Second-hand Clothing, Jewel lery, etc Terms—Cash before delivery. B.;'ARTHUR] [j. F. BUDDLE TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK. . KARANGAHAPE, ROAD.., STOCK OF IRONMONGERY, HARDWARE, TINWARE, CUTLERY, f ■'/ PLATEDWARE, &c. BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE. ARTHUR &BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions from tho Public Trustee, to sell by public auction, at tho premises of the late Mr R. Jessop, Karangahape Road, on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock a.m., HPHE STOCK OF IRONMONGERY, JL HARDWARE, TINWARE, CUTLERY, PLATEDWARE, LEAMINGTON and other RANGES, AMERICAN STOVES, REGISTER GRATES &c, &c. &c. Terms : Cash beforo delivery. TO MORROW. TO TOBACCONISTS, FURNISHERS, FANCY GOODS DEALERS, AND STATIONERS. CLEARING OUT SALE, ON ACCOUNT OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Messrs E. AND A. ISAACS Have received instructions from Messrs M. Levy aud Co. to sell by auction on tho premises latoly occupied by Robertson and Co, Stationers, Commerce Street (nearly opposite f.a'ios' Bond), at II o'clock, IHE BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK and Fittings, comprising Gilt and Overmantels, Black and Gold and Walnut, and Mantelpiece (combined). Walnut Birch and Mahogany Lavatory Glasses. Barometers. Up right Grand Pianos by Neufcld, Albums, Scrap: Books. Playing Cards. Artists' Materials, Inks,' Birthday Saohots, Writing Desks. Silver Watches, Silver Jewellery, Hair, Hat, Cloth and Shoe (hushes. Cricketing Goods, Billiard, 8001, and Pyramid Balls, Assorted Beads, Pomades, Fancy Soap, Limcjuicc and Glycerine, Sponge, Oleographs, Dover Eggßeaters, Twine, Scissors, Photo Frames. Concertinas. Clocks, China Ornaments, China Cruets, Tumblers, Shade Goods, etc., etc. Also, Tobacco Cutting Machine with steaming apparatus (complete), Briar Maorschanm, and Patent Meotvchauin Pipes. Tobacco Pouches, Pipe Mounts and Ferules, Orion Tobacco, Vanity Fair Cigarettes. OtHcc Tablo and Fit tings, Letterpress, Tana's and ot-bcr Iron Safes, Weighing Machines, Trucks, Ladders, etc. ,E. & A. ISAACS, Auctioneers. B. ARTHUR] [F, J, BUDDLE MONDAY, 11 a.m. REMUERA. FAMILY RESIDENCE and GROUNDS. SUPERIOR"PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE AND EFFECTS, WASHING MACHINE, ORNAMENTS, TIME PIECE, PLATED WARE, GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions from tho Ofllcial Assignee to sell by Public Auction, at Mr R. H. Bartlctt's residence, Romuera, on Monday next at 11 o'clock a.m., mHAT BEAUTIFULLY - SITUATED JL PROPERTY, containing i acres 3 roods 0 perches of land, nicely 'aid out in garden, shrubbery, orchard, and paddock, having a largo frontage to the Rem ucra Road, with a comfort ably-arranged Family Residence of 10 rooms, scullery, dairy, etc. : good stable, coach-house, piggeries, and other buildings. The whole is in good orncr, aivt is a most desirable homestead; easy distance from Auckland, with 'buses con stantly, passing.- , Also, % His Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, consisting of Drawing-room, Dining-room, Sitting-room, Bedroom and Kitchen Requisites, Glass/China, and Earthen ware, Platedware, etc., a superior Pianoforte in handsome Walnut Caso, Music Stool, Canterbury, handsome Drawing-room Suite, Brussels Carpets, Hcarlluugs, Whatnot, hand some Timepiece Ornaments, Pictures, supe rior Oak Dining • room. Suite in Leather, Mahogany Telescope Dining Tabic, • Writing Desk, Handsome Brass Fender and Irons; Fenders, Fire Irons, Handsomo Easels, Lino leum, ■ at*, Hail Stand, Iron Bedsteads, Cnts, Palliasses, Mattra°ses, Ca'-pets, Matting, Chairs. Commode, Marble Top Washstancl, Toilet, Table, Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets, Chests of Drawers, Good Washing Machine aim Mangle, Tubs Dairy and Kitchen Utensi's, Tools, and Sudries. Ou.View on the Morning of tho Day of Sale. Torms: Cash beforo Delivery. TO-MORROW, 11 o'Clock. . ON THE PREMISES, COOK-STREET. PIANO, LINOLEUM, HALL STAND, WIRE WOVEN BEDS,- SPRING MATTRESSES, WALNUT SUITE, MOROCCO DINING ROOM SUITE, CARPET, OILCLOTH, CUTLERY, PICTURES, Etc; ; EDWARD LEYDON Has received instructions from Mr R. G. | Morton, who is'leaving Auckland, to sell on the premises, Cook-street, near Hobson-street, THE WHOLE' OF HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting of Piano, Suite in Morocco, Walnut iSuitis, Tables, Chairs, Overniantles. Carpets, Oilcloth, Couches, Fender and Irons, Hearthjßugs, Rock ing Chairs, B. W. Chairs. Pictures, Cutlery, Bedstead", Spring Mattresses, &c. The Auctioneer draws the attention of the public to flic above sale, as the goods aro of a superior kind and almost new. No reserve. EDWARD LEYDON, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). At Eleven o'Clock. D. F. EVANS Will Sell at his Mart. Queen-street, to-morrow, 1 , ■■--.* an 11 o'clock, QUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FTJRNI k) TURE consisting of Handsome Mottle Kauri Bookcase, Mahogany Duchcsse Suite, Queen Anne Suite with Mirror, First class Half Testor and French Bed steads, Folding Bedstead, Mottle Kauri and Remit ■■ bests of Drawers, Black and Gold Overmantels, Gilt, Mirror, Compact Cedar Escritoire, Suite of Furniture upholstered in tapestry, Mahogany Telescope Table, Black and Gold Hall Table, Leather Couches, Leather Rockers, Handsome Marble Vase, Marble Top v ashstands, Looking Glasses. Also, Superior Consignment of New Tinware con sisting of Milk pans, Basins, Enamel Baking Dishes, &c, &c._ CHAS. lIESKETII.J [ALEX. AITICFX. DTESKETH, AITKEN. AND: CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE, AND .COMMISSION AGENTS. ■~ Regular Sales every Tuesday of Hides, Skins, Wool, Tallow, etc. CITY MARKET. I



Auctions. m O- M O R It .o ■ w (THURSDAY), JULY 14, 1S S 7.. COMMENCING AT 11 O'CLOCK. CONTINUATION OF GREiT SALE or FURNITURE POULTRY GARDEN TOOLS BEDDING CARPETS . CURTAINS WARE GARDEN SEATS GUN BOOKS ...... ~.,,.,,. BOILER ; ~ TABLES . . ■■,„ CHAIRS • ' ' | CHESTS OF DRAWERS BLINDS WASH-HOUSE COPPER BOILER -' - ' ' LOOKING-GLASSES DOUBLE & SINGLE BEDSTEADS COUCHES MEAT SAFE LINOLEUM CROCKERY CLOTHING CHANDELIER BIRD CAGE DOOR MATS BOOK SHELF . LOT OF SUNDRIES And other articles too numerous to particularise. JOHN LEYDQN, AUCTIONEER, MODEL AUCTION MART, QUEEN St. SATURDAY, JULY 16, At 12 o'Clock. SALE AT THE LAURELS, VICTORIA ROAD, NORTH SHORE. GRAND PIANO, CARPETS, CHESTS OF DRAWERS, FIRST-CLASS LEAMINGTON RANGE. POLES AND RINGS, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, CUTLERY, PICTURES, TABLES, E,P. GOODS, &c, &c., ' &c. EDWARD LEYDON ■ Has been favoured with instructions from Mr Sanderson, to sell, on the premises, The Laurels, Victoria Road, North Shore, THE WHOLE OF HER HOUSEHOLD FURNITURK AND EFFECTS, consisting of— Piano, Chests of Drawers, tlrsfclass Leaming ton Ranee, Carpets, Oilcloth, Curtains, Pictures Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Wasbstands, Dress ing-tables, Bedroom Ware, Crockery, Kitchen Utensils,;etc., etc. ,j --' -- - ■ ■**" •,% ■* 1 EDWARD LEYDON, Auctioneer.. S. VAILE.] :. [J. DOUGLAS FRIDAY, JULY 15, • - At Two o'Clock p.m. sharp. : VAILE & DOUGLAS Will sell;by auction, at their Land Sale Rooms Shortlaad-street, THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT AVONDALE, being all that area contain ing la 3r 18p, being IjOt 0, of Subdivision (Bollard's) of Allotments 11 and 12, of tlic Parish of Titirangi, together with the NEW HOUSE of 5 rooms, Stable, Coach-house, etc. , ~., VAILE & DQUGLAS,-,..,,.,;■. ■- Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland ....,, street. S. VAILE] "...'" [j. DOUGLAS FRIDAY, JULY 15, ' At 2 p.m. sharp.- - ~-■'■-■■ BY ORDER OF THE. REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. . VAILE k DOUGLAS .' Will sell by auction, at th.eir Land Sale Rooms, Shortland-scrcct, ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Parish of Waitemata, in the County of Eden, containing 21 perches, more or less, boirtg Dot 20, of a subdivision of part of Allotment 3, of Section 10, of the Suburbs of Auckland, as delineated on plan of said sub division, deposited as No. 218, in the Dis rict Land Registry Office, at' Auckland, and being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title entered in Vol. 12, Folio 203, of the Register Book. Title under Land Transfer Act. For conditions of sale, plan of proportv, and further particu ars, apply to Messrs Dignan and Armstrong, Solicitors, i aiid's, Imperial Cham bers, Vulcan Lane. Auckland; or to :• VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land;and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland street.- W. S."COCHRANE] [JAS. DACRE FRIDAY, JULY 15. WALNUT DRAWING-ROOM SUITES In Tapestry and Cretonne ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTES BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY CARPETS FENDERS AND IRONS, CASES vSTUFFED BIRDS MANTEL MIRRORS, BOOKCASES PORTABLE BOILERS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. The subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Friday, July 15, at 11 o clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist . ing of Rosewood Pianos, Walnut Drawing-room Suites in Green Tapestry and Cretonne, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets Carpet Squares, Hearthrugs, Fenders and Irons, Whatnots, .nantel Mirrors, Stuffed Birds in Cases Couches, Austrian Chairs, Iron and at^I Bodst £ ads . Cots, Spring, Flax, and Hair n,?n»S eSS «! ; Ecatticr)J?illows, Blankets, Sheets, Quilts, Wardrobe, Wasbstands and Ware Dressing Tables Mirrors, Wood and Cane Tdv i_? , o ockmK l Cll % rs ' Round, Square, and Oval T »l ln?' C t? 'modes, Clocks, Cutlery, Plated ware, Boilers, fc&c 11 m ° nsils > Stoves - Portable SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, i Auctioneei-s. i



It. (.'. cm:::. | [B. V. TOXKS. T 0 - X ?w R 0 W, Conitiieiicing sio .Eleven o'Clock. AT THE RE IDENCE OF-MR R. K.DAVIS GREEN LANE, REMUERA. ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, WAGONETTE, BUGGY; HORSES, COW, &c, ' &c, &c. B. TONES & CO. Have received instructions from Mr R. K. Davis to sell, on Thursday next, at eleven o'clock, "OTIS COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Comprising: DRAWING-ROOM SUITE IN SOLID WALNUT DINING-ROOM SUITE IN SOLID OAK OAK SIDEBOARD, with Bevelled Glass Back , OAK DINING TABLE ■ OAK OVERMANTEL . . OAK HALL STAND WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE . TWO ASH BEDROOM SUITES OAK REGISTERED WRITING-TABLE FRENCH BEDSTEADS WALNUT WARDROBES OTTOMANS OCCASIONAL TABLES OCC A SIONAL CHAIRS ,- KITCHEN UTENSILS CHINAWARE . : ,-, ORNAMENTS CUTLERY PLATEDWARE FINEST TAPESTRY CARPETS, LINO LEUM QUIET, RELIABLE LADY'S MARE STAUNCH, QUIET BUGGY MARE GOOD-TEMPERED BOY'S PONY QUIET MILCH COW POULTRY &c, &c. &c. The whole of this Furniture was selected by Mr Davis in England with thegreatest care, and every article is of the choicest description and tinest quality, and has received the most assidu ous attention since its arrival here. The Wagonette, Buggy. Harness, Cow, and Horses will be oll'ered at i o'clock. The House is open for viewing the Furniture on and after TUESDAY. July 12. Easy access by Rail or 'Bus. Catalogues now ready. r. c. carr] [b. d. tonks WEDNESDAY,. JULY 27, At 12 o'Clock. FOR POSITIVE SALE. , T AXE mAKAPUNA ! T AXE mAKAPUNA ! 3 SECTIONS HAVING FRONTAGE TO THE LAKE. , B. TONKS & CO. : Hare received instructions to sell on Wednes j day, July 27, at 12 o'clock, LAKE TAKAPUNA. — 3 Splendid Sections, having frontage to the Lake, and containing , 7 acres, 1 acres, and 2_- acres, re-. spcctirely. ! '" r .' ■ ' : \ l: " ''"... ';■; * ':'':'"'* The position and aspect of these Sections are all that can be desired, and the views from them equal to any of the Lake Properties. Plans and particulars from the Auctioneers. B. TONKS & CO. . W. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACRE. TO-M0 R R 0 W; At 12 o'Clock. DWELLrNG-HOUSE, PONSONBY | 34 ALLOTMENTS, KAPANGA - '< 39 ACRES LAND, TAURANGA 3 ALLOTMENTS, DRURY 3 ALLOTMENTS, RAGLAN The Subscribers will Sell by Auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Thursday, Tltb. inst., atl2o'clock, , ■ ':,;-:■ BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE.. ' ALLOTMENT 1, of Sub-division of Lots of Allotments 11 and 11, Section 8, Pdri ,sonby, sitiiatcd at the corner of New-street and Colleao Road, with House of 5 rooms aud Large Stable erected thereon, formerly the property of thclateMrMcCormick. ~ By Order of the Agent for the Public Trustee in the Estate of tho late Henry Whelah. Allotments 10,11. 12, 13, l'l, 15,16,17.18,19, 20, H, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29,30,31,33, of Section 15, and 23, 50, 6. 7. «. 9.10, 11. 12,17, IS, 19, and 20, of Section 13, Township of Kapanga, Coromandel -- , . Also: Allotment 201. Parish of Te Papa, Tauranga, containing.39 acres :;-.-' Allotrcents 41, Section 7, and 17 and 50,' Section 8, Runciinan's Township, Dtury ■ Allotments 5,6,' and 7, Township of Raglan SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON,-; • Auctioneers. '7 W. S. COCHRANE] [ JAS . 'dACEE TO-MORROW, VALUABLE PROPERTIES AT.. R EMUERA. ...'..v.';", TO BE LEASED FOR SEVEN YEARS. The Subscribers will offer for lease by Public Auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, on Thursday next, Hth inst., at 12 o'clock, FOR A TERM OF SEVEN YEARS, By Oboes of the General Trust Board, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES, situated at Remuera, near Little Rangi toto, viz. : — Allotments 152, 153, and 151, of Section 16, Suburbs or Auckland, containing 11a lr 15p, with the Cottage thereon, now in tho occupation of Mr J. Hawthorn. ' Allotments 231, 232, 233, and 234. Section 16, [Suburbs of Auckland, containing, 3a 3r 2lp (opposite Mr Hawthorn's). Allotments 228. 229, and 230, Section 16, Suburbs of Auckland, containing 3 acres, situate near Captain Herrold's and Mr Pain's properties. •' . _, A ' ' Also, By Order of the . Melanesia!? Trust, Allotment 111, Section 16, Suburbsof Auck land, containing 5a lr 7p, situated adjoining Mr Kenealey s property. Conditions of Leasing can be seen at the offices oS SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE] : [,TA9. DACRE TO-MORROW. 60 ACRES LANL\ TE PAPA. . ALLOTMENT, TAURANGA. ALLOTMENT, MANGAPAI. The subscribers; will Pell by Auction at their ; rooms, Queen-stroet, on Thursday, 11th inst., at 12 o clock, A LLOTMENT 174, Parish of Te Papa ____ containing 50 acres ALLOTMENT, 379,"5ec. 2, Town of Tan . ? a 1 n M'.containing i acre. ■ . :,, ALLOTMENT. Township of Mangapai, containing l aero. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers,



j T EXDE^^ele^r: JL' on Saturday, letlfSfH Ifto^.f, ■**,_■' • T °^^IT^^: 'I endcr.« will be'rr-cpiv„,> „'*•'• -~;. ■ > tliurcli, Devonport.' - ; - ■ f^"- 1 r «byt€riM Tenders'will be rrwiWi > - FRIDAY, the 2 • to of : I'lans, etc., atourottlen Oni« S_ EDW ARD°MA t fi»S NV , I ' ___ b .'.-' '"*' ;A - I chitec„J j Arch^cfell2l?^r T. lIERAPATir, F.R.1.8.AJ *i P. ?»4'A„'_;"^; -"- • ARCHITECTS ; 4\ Colonial Bank BurtDixas. " * E D wT^~^^^ it ARCHITECT STICHBUBY'S BUILDINGS ' "-• l QUEEN-STREET; * ''" ' ARCHITECTS, ! • QUEEN-STREET :j ATtei r T., m ; WH. SKINNEIFANITIriri • Builders, Carpenters, andJob^' ! 1 Vulcan Lane.. ■, * 8, --.f All Branches of the iuMhTg TradeexebnfefS ' , ' Experienced Workmen/? eoute %' Shop I ronta, OiliceFittings. fee.' ' I MR. P. F. ■ A.M.P Bnu_oiNos. ~,,''■ " Gazette in B_iii_niptcyr^~'- T N B A N ; K,R dpi fJY,' IN THE SUPREME COURT OP uimrl RUPTCY HOLDEN A¥aUC^_J^E| In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act 'isl and of the Bankruptcy of.David MoImX Epsom, .in toe Provincial .District of iffi 1 land, in. New Zealand, Market Garde®' 1 Bankrupt. -■ :■:■;■. -.v".". 1 .'..-: Notice is hereby (riven that the First General ■ Meeting of Creditors will be .held at.my 2, I Star • Buildince, Fort-street, .Auckland*™ , WpN^ A Y,the2lthJuly,l„7^a_M i . o clock p.m.-. Proofs of debt mustbefuraisled I prior to;the meeting. Prosy.formsmTsfilt tamed at my office. No proof can be admits'l except under order of the Court after the . ration of four months from the date of'theflliiie ' i of the petition. Accounts sent in "t)_support„T ' by proof of debt as prescribed by lair cannot „ ; " i recognised. , ..; .-,..- , ™-■ , . . ' JOHN-I_AW3ON,' : :';;:-; ! . ■,■, V v , .-■ ' " Official Assignee.--I Auckland, July 13,1887. , Russell and : CAMPBi__;("\V^dhaWßtfei'' : ' i Solicitors for the Bankrupt, ,' ; ■ ~ : —■- - ••■-.•^l T NBA N X R U P T C V IN THE SUPREME COURT OP BANK RUPTCY HOLDEN ATAUCKLASD.^ In the matter of "The Bankruptcy AotHsSS" ■ and of the Bankruptcy .of Oliver Maot CrbaGH, of Auckland, in the Prbvisc!_Dis-+ ' trict of Auckland; in New Zealand, Surreyor,t a Bankrupt ' . Notice is hereby given- that the .first General j Meeting of Creditors will be held at mj"- Office. Stak Buildings, on TUESDAY, the 1 19th'fday': ! Wjp» ? 1887, at 11 o'clock , a.m. Proof of-bti must be furnished prior '.-to:.the* meeting; Proxy forms can be obtained at my Offlca. (Mps [ proof can be admitted except under tho ordetl; I of the Court after the expirationoffonrmonto' . from the date of the filing.of,the petition, Ac-. counts sent in unsupported s by. as prescribed by lavV'.-ctonbt^e-re^gn^S ? ' < j6B3tIAV^CI|» : ' ■ V * Official Assignee," Auckland 13th day. of July, 1587. Hesketii and Richmond, YVyndtojlMV for the Ba_krupt;s#Jggi^Hfe ,-.,... ■, :.,.. ...,...„.,.: ■ . r~- • TN THE COURT OP BANKRUPT!!!' X HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " Tho Bankruptcy Act Mj • and of the Bankruptcy of Ouvek mm Creagii. .... , I Notice is hereby given that I, Oliver Mw; Creagh,; of Auckland,-in. the colony a . Se!„ . Zealand,,Surveyor,-havethis day filed fci| said' Court at Auclda_d, : .a'peUuon|MM; ' adjudged a bankrupt. •; :- ' \tn S| Dated this 12th day of July, 1887. - |1| ,':'-, -' OLIVER M. CREAGH. ' Hesketh ' And' RiCHMOSD,f r W'yndham-stat | t 1 [ Auckland, Solicitor for the Bankrupt. ~ late Advertisements. 4VV%fr A iIERICAN-OU -1 Members of Star oi' Aii>' land -, Lodge, •;IO,OJ.'A: • "*• note that the. fosiaUaWlg.' ■ " - : -^&--~~- ; Officers 'takes' r PJ«M«feSM , Lodge-room,- TOiMOßßOW:(Thurda|l|J|g IN4at7.3oiharp..:-:Balance-sheet,;toJ» i and Auditor's Report will be | . attendance requested b ; . " ' , 'VSecreWV'l W~ a respectable■youngmai ( a I •. references to the Star ' W Run.-Applyat,once to the JtoiJ*. "Leader"Office., ■ ___, ..---i-rfci'/ a general Serjani-jAD jm ; .■ ■- ■ - ; ' ' ' -, ..^-----^lyV WAIED FSfeto|l| W Skate3V-Addrcss -W-»V> res . ? Devonport. ■,■ ' - ■ ; - '■■ .: — ~rr~~\tZJw&i : W^TET^e^ta^^|l| W to assist M'.ljrt'Sgkl children ; to sleep at | ' at Baxter's Store, ;G^afjonJoaa^____ r^-gj | W"' ANTED to let ; ata^^g five .;| on lease br, to, a 1 roomed house and W*Slfi wli ■ Vmcent-street; suitable for | ) J_ Upper Union-street, near. ." ~,_» strect J= Aro!_i^^^ 1 in tho bost part ' 3. weUing VicW]__i|l a suitable }_^_^Z^L^-^i^f^_mm : 1 rffOLET, offQueen-stre^gj||i| . J. Cottar; BM ??.„Ss»f.|| 1 Partington. House aud Land Agen | Building^ : QMeMtree[ : m ffJOU_% Five-roomed Mtw„ > f M A toletfores.pcr™ • • |Sfi 1 head, on mam road n™ 3 , H.«|« per week, with purehai.w? cm H lord. ShorUai.o%stW«^^^^ r j55-.# Bjr