Births.

BAIN.—On April 2(\ ISB7, at her residence, k South-street, Newton, the wife of Thomas ,Bain, junr., of a daughter. Thames and Mel-" ; bourne pkpers please copy, f r. ; ; CADNESS.-On April 4, at her residence, Lin coln-street, Ponsonby, the wife of H. Cadness of a son. DEWES.-On April 21, the ' wife of Albert Dcwes. of Parnell, of adaughter. i- GELDART.-On April 5, at Manukau Road, the wife of Francis Gcldart of a son. GRAY.—On the 22nd April, at her-residonce. Church-street, Ponsonby, the wife of J. W. Gray, of a son. WAYMOUTH,-On Wednesday. April 20th, at Dedwood' Torraco, Ponsonby, the wife of ■ Oliver B. Waym'outh, of a son.

Marriages.

DORAN-ATTRILL:-Cn April 14.1887. at St. John's Church, Parnell, by the Rev. Father Costello, William Doran, of Auckland, to •: Mary Ann Attrill,„late of the Isle of Wight. INSULL-^NUTTER.-On 13th April, at the residence of tho father of the bride, by the Rev. R. F. Macnicol, James Martin, 6on of the . late Rev. J. J. Insull, of Bedford. England, to | Lucy Charlotte, third daughter of Frederick ;, Nutter, of Devonport, Auckland. McLEOD-CHITTY.-On 21th March, at Auck land, New Zealand, John McLeod. Esq., of . Inverness, Scotland, to Agnes, relict of the ?V late Charles Chitty, of Guildford, Eng i land. Home papers please copy. rNUTTER-BODLE.-On 7th April, at tho resi dence of Dr. Bodle, Papakura Vallcjv by the Rev. T. Norrie, Frederick Alexander, 3on of Frederiok Nutter, of Devonport, Auckland, to ; Grace, only daughter ot the late Major Bodle, s of H.M. 80th Regiment. - ROSSITER — BARRIBALL.-On March 23rd, at the Wesleyan Church, - Waiuku, by the ; Rev. S; Lawry, Samuel Thomas, second son of ! ' Ed%vard Rossitcr, Christchurch. to Clara Lousia, youngest daughter of John Barriball, i... -Waitanga, Waiuku, Auckland. Southern j ' and Australian papers please copy.

Deaths.

*BETHELL.-On April 21, at the District Hos " pltal, Frankv'thc eldest and beloved son of : ' Josoph and Mary Bcthcll, of Otara ; aged 11 : years and 10 months. j HOLLAND.-On April 6, Dennis Holland, fourth son of Holland; aged 24 years. HEYES.—On the 16th April, of apoplexy, at his residence, Hamilton. Waikato, Lawrence Heyes, painter, Railway Department, of |? Bolton, England; aged 38. Home papers i- please copy. X : KENNEY.—On April 23rd, at her father's resi dence, Randolph-street, Newton, Alicia Mary I beloved and only daughter of Andrew and '- Hencretta Kennoy.: aged eleven montJis. NEIL.-On April 21, Thomas Neil, at-the resi dence of Miss Shechan, Nelson-street; aged • 98. ! RHODES.-On March 27, 1887. Jane Cowell, beloved child of James and Mary Rhodes aged 1 year 9 months. SMITH.—On April 1, at St. Stephen's Avenue,. Paruell, Arthur Frederick Charles, the dearly beloved son of Arthur and Mary Jane Smith. I SANDERS—On April 8, at his residence. Pol len-street, Surrey Hills, Frank Sanders, com positor, eldest son of' Thomas Sanders, Tau ranga ; aged 39 years. SCHULTZ.-On April 18, at Mount Pleasant, Ann. beloved wife of Mr Charles Schultz; aged 37 years. „ ! SINCLAIR—On April 12th, _t Swanson, John Boyd, Eldest son of the"' late J. P. Sinclair, ; aged 28 years. Deeply regretted. ' SURMAN.-On April 18, at Mount Eden Road, Sally Jane, the eldest daughter pf Henry and i Charlotte Surman;aged 16 years. ' SEARLE.—On 11th April. Florence Carolino j third daughter of Henry John and Mary Searele. Lome-street.-,-, ! TAYLOR.—On April 1, at Brown-street. Eliza beth Gertrude, infant daughter of Herbert and ' Allah Taylor, ~• •' .' TREACY.—On April 18, at her parents' resi dence, Cheltenham- Beach, the beloved daughter ot Denis'and Mary A: Treacy ; aged 1 year and 8 months.'' WADDELL.—Died at Otahuhu, on the night of 29th March, Tho.;. Bcrtrand, eldest son ot ' Thos. Waddell; aged 11-J years. . -,« j WYMAN.—On April 13th, at his son's residence Owen's Road, Epsom, William Ben3on I Wyman,formerly!of Stonebury, Buntingtord, Herts, England ; aged 81 years. I WOOLLEY.—On April 19. at Gaol Road, Amy, third beloved daughter of John and Mary Woolley ; aged 20 years. ; WILSON.—At his parents' residence, Kyber : Pass, Road, on the 21st April, Ralph, eldest son of Ralph and Elizabeth Wilson.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE.

1 Mails will close as under:—

Tms Day. . For Wellington, Southern Ports, and Austra i lian Colonies, per Hinemoa, at 5 p.m. •QO : t. Monday, 25th, inst. J FoViVaitara, Sontbei*a^ 7 js|ts, and Australian f Colonies, per a.m, : For Putiki and Corofnand'el, per Coromandcl, atlOOa.m. { '.'"'■_' For JRawcnc and Hbkianga District (via One i hunga), per Oreti.at Ip.m. . ■ For Talrua, per Pakn, at 3 p.m.; :'. ; Per Zealandia as follows— _ ! For Sabioa, Sandwich Islands, Unitcof States of America, British Columbia,Ccntral and South America, British anil Foreign -West Indies, at 3p.m." For UnitedKingdonxand Continentof Europe, at 3 p.m, Money orders, registered leiters, andjnewspapers.-at .1.30 p.m. Late letters, bearing an extra fee of Cd in addition .to the postage, will be received by the mail '* agent' on board the steamer up to tne time .of This" mail 'will be duo in London on May 30. For Tauranga and Opotiki, per Chelmsford, at 4 p.m. For Gisborne and Napier, per Kahu, at 4 p.m. For Whitangi, Upper Mill, Gum Town, Tau ranga, and Opotiki, per lona, at 1 p.m. For Russell, Kawakawa, Raweno,. Wangaroa ""and Mongdhui, per Clansman, at 5 p.m, For Thames, per Enterprise, at 5.30 p.m. Tcksday, April 20. - For New Plymouth, Southern Ports, and Aus tralian Colonies, per Penguin, at 7.40 a.m. For Waiwcra, ICawau, Omaha, Matakana, Lower Matakana, Mullet Point, and Leigh, per. > ; RoseCasey,atioa.m. ' % B g^ j ;-■' ■' I •; Chief Postmaster.

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PEACEFUL OUTLOOK IN EUROPE.

-" ■'■-• ■ : - • • ■ London, April 22. ■•••; Owing to. the improved European outlook,.-Hungary- will nob - expend more than half of the recent, vote for armaments. ~.. , ~.,,• :,,.;•- .».

ARREST OF A FRENCHMAN IN GERMANY.

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THE ENGLISH BUDGET AND ITS CRITICS.

. The Budget. ,sho\v that, nearly a million and three quarters surplus will be^jderixed, by ..t,lie.. i'educdon.,of ...the annual charge on the National Debt by two . millions. Lord Eandolph Churchill complains rthat no effctive economy Has' v been '. shown. The Bud§"eTis7K3^ of. ' ~ „_ •'■•-' ---i> ' ■:;i'^■■■: :;[REOTER , • ;

THE ENGLISH NATIONAL DEBT.

London, April, 22. > In the Budget Statement yesterday, Mr^Goachen-announced;;that the fixed annual charge'for 'interest on the National debt .would be reduced by two million. . .„;,„,,

THE ARREST OF A FRENCHMAN.

Accountsfrom1 Berlin state that the^ French Commissioner* Schraibel, who w;as taken .into rcustody at Ars-Suy_ • Moselle and^,conveyeH - ; tcuMetz,wwa t •. arfe'stecl for treason, in'pursuance of;a /j^judge-s^order.' ""' ; '-'■' ;u" -

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~i* V- Auctions. ... / |:''' \ _2 ' TUESDAY*jAPREti. 2.6 th. _] \ . LADIES', MAIDS', GIRLSV AND CHIL . DREN'S .BOOTS; AND SHOES. * MEN'S'BOOTS AND SHOES. '% - ■■} . ■■" ■-. -?- .... ;' i. .-, ,". -: if - OABRIEL LEWIS , •' ..' Has been instructed to sell on above date*, at .. Eleven O'Clock. AW PACKAGES OF BOOTS AND SHOES. Terms ab sale. FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 12 Noon. FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, AND ONE-QUARTER ACRE SECTION, VICTORIA AVENUE, LAKE ROAD, TAKAPUNA.. . , T.M~JACKSON Has received instructions from the 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, boi-.ig Lot 99 of a subdivison of Allot. 3, Sec. 1, Parish of Takapuna. ■■ The Property Is beautifully situated, has a grand view.' and is planted with a largo quan tity of ornamental and fruit trees. . • For plan and further particulars appiy to the Auctioneer, j AOK SON. Vulcan Lane. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT^ TON PUNT. CORRUGATED IRON, i s'l 2,000 FEET TIMBER,'Etc.?', .' T. M. Jackson has been instructed by the contractor for the Hangitoto Beacon to sell on .tlio Reclamation (date in futuro advertise ment), 8 TON PUNT in first-class order, 100 sheets Corrugated Iron. 2,000 foot assorted Kauri Timber, Wheelbarrows, Iron Work, and sundries, etc... etc. *" '_?. M. JACKSON, Auctioneer, Vulcan Lane. R. ARTHUR.] ' . \ U;F.: BUDDLE. -'• MONDAY, li: A.M. COOK AND ALBERT STREETS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND '~-.: EFFECTS. . ' ARTHUR' & BUDDLE Have received instructions from Mr W. Atkin son, who is leaving for Melbourne, to sell at bis residence, cornerof Cook and Albert streets on Monday next at 11 o'clock, a.m., HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS:-Horsehair Suite; Maho gany ChcfHoncer, Superior Round Tablo, Pic tures, Fender, Fire Irons, Tablo, Chairs, Safo, Linoloum Carpets, Glass, China, and Earthen ware, Kitchen Utensils. Double and Singlo Iron Bedsteads, Palliasses, Chest of Drawers. Toilet Tables, Wash-stands, Toilet W rare. Sundries, etc. On view on tho morning of the day of sale. R. ARTHUR.] / [J. F. BUDDLE.. MONDAY NEXT, AT 11 a.m. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES! UNREDEEMED PLEDGES 1 ARTHUR & HUDDLE \, ( Have been favoured with instructions from J. ■ Levy; "Of the London Loan Ofllcc, Victoria street, to sell by auction on Monday next, at 11 a.m., _ _ :. I I '■■''■■: ~' i - V THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE LIST ■of Unredeemed. Pledges, consisting of Gold and Silver' Watches, Diamond yawl Gold Rings. Gold Bracelets, Gold Studs and Solitaires. Lockets. Gold Chains, Sewing Machines, Lot of Useful Clothing, etc., otc.:—, ■~ ■ ■~., ~ ,- : <- 'h-* jewellery. - 1886.-April fith-No. 317. S.O F.L. Watch; Bth -340, SOiF.Ls Watch;--9th-3JB, SO.F.G. Watch;- 12th—358, S.H.L-.-AVateh,, Albert, and Field Glass; 378, Albeit and Ring ; 379, Gun; 11th —390, Hair Albert and three Lockets; 16th—HO, Diamondßing;ll3,GoldAlbertil9th-128,Scxtant and Book; 2ist—JS7, S.H.L.Watch ; MO/SH.-L Watch; 22nd-152, Diamond Ring; 153, S.H.W. Watch ; 155, Gold Alborfc; 157, S.H.G. Watch; JGI.! SO.F.L. Watch; 21th-480, Snuff Box; 27th-491, Ring; 505, S.H.G. Watch. Chain. Locket and-Cnain; 508, Cruet; 2 Spoons. 6 Knives, 6 Forks; May 3rd-s_, S.H.L. Watch; Ith—ssß, Bing; 561, Diamond Ring: oth-572, Sealskin Bag, Locket Chain,-2 Ringsrhccklaco; 7th—577; Neoklacc and Locket \>. 678, G H.L Watch and Albert; 10th—501, S.H.L. Watch ; Mth-013, S.O.F.L.1 Watch-;' 17th—627. S H.L. Watch; lSth-633. Parallel Ruler, 2 Rules: 20th —Oil, S.O.F.L. Watch; 041, 6 Studs and Ring; 22nd-055, S.H.G.. Watch and Albert; 650, S H.L. Watch; .21th-605, S.H.L. Watch, B. Albert; 25th-671, Gold Albert; 675. S.H.L. Watch and Albert; 20th-GBB, Gold Albert; 27th-691, Hand Sewing Machine; 28th-6y6, S.H.L. Watch,S. Albert; June Ist—7l6. S.H.L. Watch, Hair Albert; 2nd-718, S.H.L. Watch. Albert, and Diamond Ring; 725, S.H.L. Watch and Albert; .7th-730. SH.G. Watch.,and Albert; 731, Sextant; 9th-713, S.HL. Watch; 711, S.H.L. Watch; 10th—716, S.O.F.L. Watch; 718, S.H.W. Watch; 11th—751, Diamond Pin; 12th— 756. S.H.G. Watch and Albert; 761. S. Brooch and Earrings; 15th—772. 2 Ladies' Dressing Cases and piece ot Plato: 16th—779, S.O.F.L. Watch; 781, SH.G. Watch; 782. Ring: 17th -788, S.O.F.L. ; 791, S.O.F.G. Watch;. 19th-798, 2 Rings: 21st—80S. Gold Albert; 809, S.H.G. Watch and Albert; 21th—821. S.H.G. Watch, Albert, and- Pin; 822, S.H.G. Watch and Albert; 826, 2 Timber Jacks; 25th—831, Gold Chain ; 28th-851," Gold Albert and "Ring; 29th—868, Book of Views; 869, S.H.W. Watch; July 3rd-889. S.H.L. Watch ; oth-897, S.O.F.L. Watch and Albert; 900, S.H.L. Watch and Pin ; 901, Goid Albert and Locket; Bth—9l9, Sundry Jewellery; 10th—93., Ring ; 12th—933. Diamond Ring; 911, 6 Tools; llth-t)52, S.O.F.L Watch nnd Chain; 953. ■ S.H.L. Watch and Albert; 954, S.O.F.L. Watch, and Albert; 17th—975, S.H.L: Watch and Chain ; 19th-978, Theodolite and Stand; 979, S.H.L. Watch and Hair Albert;', 19th— 981, S.H.L. Watch; 988, Locket; 20th—989, S.O F.L. Watch; 990.2 Books, Remnant; 22nd— 1000. G.O.F.L. Watch; 23rd-1019.Set Chossnicn, etc.; 21th—1011, S.H.L. Watch;.lolß. G. Albert; 1019, Necklace and Locket; 27th—1027. Piece Quartz; 30th—1014, Book;. August 4th—lo7l, Ring; 6th-10Sl, G. Chain: 9th-1089, S.O.F.G. Watch:'loth-1101. S.H.AV."Watch; HOG. Set Billiard Balls; 12th-1119, S.H.L. Watch ; loth— 'llli Hand Sewing Machine: 17th—1145, Scarf Ring; 1146. S.H.W. Watch and Albert; 19th -1150; Locket ana Ring; 1158. G.O.F.L. Watch and G..-Albert; 1103. S.H.L. Watch and S. Chain; 20th—1171. S.JLL..Watch; 1172, S.H.L. Writch';!2fird—ll7B,2pair Solitaires; 1201. Marine Glass, Ring, Watch and Albert;. 30th-1221. G. Albert; 1222, Ring; 1223, S.H.\Y".,Watch ; 31st -1224; S:O.F.G: Watch:and Albert: 1239. G.iLL, Watch'ftnd Albert; September 4lh-1215, Ring; Vil, Nccklaco and Locket; 7th—1253, Coin; 9th —1961. S O.F.G. Watch, Albert and Chain, Locket and Necklace; 10th—1265. King; 1275, SHW. Watoh; 15th—1288, G..Albert,,Locket, niid Greenstone; 1312, Wedding Ring: 21st -1328 Diamondßing : 25th-1340. G.H.L. Watch ; 1312 Wedding Ring; 1315, Bracelet; 1350, S. Necklace and' Locket; 27th - 1352, - S.H.W; Watch; 1353, 2 Guns; 1356, Ring; 1307, G.H.L. Watch and Albert. CLOTHING. 1886: Soptembor 13th—373S, Suit Clothes; 29th —3790, Rug'; ' October 26th—3878. Remnant; Novembor 2nd-3903; .Tackot, Muff, and Ink stand ;* 13th'—3900. Suit Clothes and Dolman; 20th —3984, Dress; 26th—4005, Coat and Trousers; December 2nd^4024; Dross; 9th—4031, Remnant Black Italian; 21st-4036, Suit; 4075, Coat and Vest; 23rd—1080, Overcoat, Trousers, Vcst;.2Jth -4053, Suit in Bag; 31st—1100. Suit of Clothes; 4102, Suit Clothes; 4103, Suit Clothes. 1887: January ,10th—4127,. Jacket; 11th-4130, Rem nant ; 14th-H37, 15 pieces; 17th-"-4148. Silk' Shawl;1 18th-"~il50, Shawl;':4lplj Satin 'Dross; 20th—1157, Overcoat and Revolver; 22nd—4108, Shawl; 27th-4178r-3™Remnunts; ■ 28th—1183.' Remnant Silk; 29th-4190, Remnant Silk. R.A. T.r.E. J; TUESDAY, 11 a.m. PIANO, ORGAN, SUITES, GLASS CASE MANGLE.-HOUSEHQLD. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. GLASS, CHINA AND '..,<: EARTHENWARE. Removal to Mart for convenience of Sale. • 'ARTHUR& BUDDLE Have been favoured with instructions to sell by ■public auction,- at their Mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock a.m., A' GOOD PIANO, American Organ, ____ Patent Mangle. Dining Table, 2 Horse hair, Suit.cs, 2 Rep..Suites, 2 Cretonne Suites,- Mottled Kauri and other Chcffoniers, Loo nnd .other Tables, Couches,-, Cano and other Chairs, a largo Glass Case with Coral Shells and Bird, Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Curtains. Knife Cleaner Pictures, Superior Glassware, China and Earth enware. Plated WaYc, Cutlery, Double and Single Iron Bedsteads, Hair, Spring and other ' Mattresses, Chests i of■ Drawers. , Washstands, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses, Toilet Tables.' * - ' Terms cash before delivery.



Auctions- B. ARTHUR] [J. F- EtIDDLE TUESDAY, NOON. Wakefield-street. BUILDING MATERIALS, consisting of Mottled Cedar Sashes, Doors. Mould ings, Verandah Posts, Nails, Timber, &c. ! To be sold by auction, at Harvey's, Wakefield i street, under Distraint for Rent. ! ARTHUR ._ BUDDLE, Auctioneers. MONDAY 25th, at 11 o'clock. UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. EDWARD LEYDON Will soli at his Mart, Queon Street:— A LARGE QUANTITY OP FURNI TURE AND EFFECTS, including Show and Lollio Glasses, Scales and Weights, Chah-3, Tables, Bedsteads, Boilers, Kettles, Crockery Ware, &c, &c. EDWARD LEYDON, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THURSDAY, APRIL 2Sth, AT THE RESIDENCE OF Mr JOSEPH GALLAGHER (Day-street, oil' Beresford-street), THE WHOLE. OF HIS SUPERIOR AND WELL SELECTED FURNITURE. &c. For full particulars sec Tuesday's Star. EDWARD LEYDON, Auctioneer. W. R. COCHRANE.] [JAS. DACRE. MONDAY. APRIL 25. ISS7. at 12 o'Clock. ALLOTMENT. CHUUCH-STREET. PONSONBY. By Order of the Mortgagee. The Subscribers will Sell on Monday, tho 25th instant, 12 o'clock, at their Mart, ALLOTMENT 10 of Sub-division by William Bacon of part of Allotment 22,0f Section S, Suburbs of Auckland, having a Front age of 3Sft to Church-street. Ponsonby. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ■ ' — *r ( —' — ' ■ . ■ R. C. CARR.] [B. D. TONKS. TUESDAY NEXT, APRIL 26, At Eleven o'Clock. HARDWARE MERCHANTS AND IRONMONGERS' . TRADE SALE" OF HARDWARE, IRONMONGERY, BRUSHWARE.'OILS, BEDSTEADS. &C, _C, &.C. B. TONKS & CO., Have received instructions to sell on Tuesday next, April 20, at eleven o'clock. /)QO PACKAGES HARDWARE \?O<V Ironmongery Brushwarc Shade Rollers Wire Nails Cut. Nails Bedsteads Raw Oil Boiled Oil Zinc Buckets ; Zinc Tubs Axes - - < White Lead &C.| &C, &c. Trade Sale on Tuesday, April 26. R. C. CARR.] [B. -D. TONICS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, At Twelve o'Clock. CITY PROPERTY. * ~ TWO-STORIED SHOP AND DWELLING, V WELLINGTON-STREET. B. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions to sell, on account ot proprietor leaving Auckland, on Wednesday, J April 27, at twelve o'clock, WELLINGTON-STREET CITY.— TWO-STORY DWELLING AND SHOP, nearly opposite St. Jamc's Church, Wcl lington-strcct,and next to corner of Nelson-street. The Buildings have a concrete foundation, and aro comparatively new, having been erected only about eighteen months. Water and gas are laid on: throughout, and the drainago is con nected with the main sower. The situation for business purposes is very favourable, as it is the junction of several' important streets. Instructions are imperative to sell as tho pro prietor is leaving Auckland. Full particulars from, B. TONKS & CO. Auctioneers. , R. C. CARR.] [B. D. TONKS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, At Twelve o'Clock. AVONDALE, AVONDALE. STORE'S POINT. STORE'S POINT. ALLOTMENTS FOR. ABSOLUTE SALE. ■_$. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions to sell on Wednes day, April 27, at twelve o'clock, on account of the ownor leaving Auckland, AVONDALE.— Section 25, Township of Avondalo.'within five minutes' walk of Avondale Railway Station. STOKES POINT.-Lots 1 and 2. situated within a few minutes' walk of the wharf, and adjoining Mr. Faulkner's property. - These Allotments are i!or Positive Sale. ___ .; ' "" ; *~~T- '' s WEDNESDAY. 27th APRIL, At 12 o'clock noon. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTIES, DRAKE STREET and KARANGAHAPE ROAD. G. W.iBINNEY & SONS, Havo recoivc_ instructions to sell by Publio Auction at their Mart, Corn Exchange, Fort Street, on Wednesday, 27th April, at 12 o'clock noon, ALL THAT F_ECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, in!the Provincial District of Auckland, being part of Lot 2, tho whole of Lot 3, and part of Lot 4, of tho subdivision of Allot ments 1,2,3, and i, of Section 19, of the City of Auckland, Parish ot Waitcmata, and County of Eden, with the substantial Buildings erected thereon, for thoremaindor of a term of 999 years from Ist January, 1882. Also, ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, being Lots 16 and 20, part of Allotment 12, of Section 7, of the Suburbs of Auckland, togother with all Buildings erected thereon, for the re mainder of a term of 21 years, from 4th August, 1883. ' y-/!;.', '..■.■v,:'v:\'., TERMS AND CONDITIONS AT SALE. Further particulars can bo obtained at the it Oftico of the Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, At Two o'Clock p.m. ? '/UNDER BILL. OF SALE. V "MECHANICS''BAY, Alongside Messrs N.Harker and Co.'s Brick - yards. '.; *G. W. BINNEY & SONS Have received instrnctions to sell on the pre 4 mises, Mechanics' Bay, on Wednesday, ApriL V 27, at 2 o'clock, p.m., . . ? 4 STALLED STABLE, <£ 3 ROOMED COTTAGE SHEDS, HOUSE COLLARS, SADDLES. , - ..- HARNESS. ■ < -.. OLD TIMBER. LOT OF SUNDRIES. ■' _-_rtriß Cash.



-— . . „ , Auctions. W. S. COCHRANE] . [JAS. DACRE - MONDAY, APRIL 25, .At 12 o'Clock Noon. - *-^ LAND AT KOHU KOHI?,. HOKIANGA. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. Tho Subscribers have beon instructed by the , Registrar of the Supreme Court to Sell by . Public Auction, on Monday,2sth insUUt, at 12 o'clock noon, ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND, being a Portion of a Block, situated on the Hokianga River, and called Kohu Kohu, being I the Residue of tho. Land comprised in Certifi cate of Title, Volume 30, Folics 88 and 89, of the ' Land Transfer Register Book. . , < For further particnlars. apply to— SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers; W. S. COCHRANE] . [.JAS. DACRE MONDAY^ APRIL 25, At 11 o'clock. • . ; UNCLAIMED LUGGAGE. At the Governor Browne Hotel. Tho Subscribers havo received instructions from the Official Assignee, in the Estato of Messrs Dunningham and King, to Sell by ; Auction at the Governor Browne Hotel, Hob son-strcet, on Monday. April 25, at 11 o'clock^ A QUANTITY OF LODGERS' LUG- . GAGE AND EFFECTS-Trunks, Boxes, ; Swags (owners unknown). Owners of above can obtain their effects by paying amounts owing- any time boforo day of sale. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ' Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE.] [JAS. DACRE. MONDAY, APRIL 25th. At 12.30 p.m. UNDER BILL OF SALE. CARRIAGE, HORSE, AND HARNESS, PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AT OWEN'S ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. Tho Subscribers will sell by auction at tho resi dence of Mr G. F. Williamson, Owen's Road, Mount Eden, on Monday next, at 12,30 p.m. THE WHOLE of the Household Furni ture and Effects, also _,Victoria (nearly new), Horse, and Harness. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. Auctioneers. MONDAY,'2ath APRIL, ISS7, at Eleven o'Clock. HANDSOME VILLA RESIDENCE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, - Meckelvie-street, Surrey Hills. D. F. EVANS | Is instructed by Mr G. Franco (who is leaving ; tho district) to sell at his residence, corner of Meckelvie-street and Williamson Avenue, Surrey Hills* on, Monday, 25th April, at 11 - o'clock, HIS HOUSEHOLD . FURNITURE, : comprising Handsome. Suite. Mottled Kauri, Oval Table, Whatnot, * Curtains and Ulinds, Half Tester ; Bedstead and Canopy, ; Chest Drawers, Toilet Table and Glass, Wash- : stand and Ware, Child's Cot and Mattress, . Couches, Chairs, Oil Cloth, Crockery,; Wash i Tubs, _mc Baths, Carpenters Bench and lot of Tools, Mouldings, &c„ Wheel Barrow,; and sundry lot Household Requisites and Kitchen Utensils; also, at 12 o'clock on tho ground, - his Handsome and well finished Villa of six rooms, &c, freehold allotment, 38ft Gin x 132. : The house is almost now and faithfully built. : Full particulars at office of D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. MONDAY, APRIL 25. • At Eleven o'clock. HANDSOME VILLA RESIDENCE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, PIANO, Etc . MACKELYIE-STREET, SURREY HILLS /■„ ;;D; F. .EVANS . Is instructed by Mr G. France, who is loaving tho District, to sell at his residence, corner of Mackeivie-stfcct and Williamson Avenue, Surrey Hills, on Monday, 25th April, at eleven o'clock, •'■ * ' '• - - -' TTIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, JOL comprising; Handsome Inlaid Walnut Suite, upholstered in Green Figured Silk Rep, Handsome Mottled Kauri Oval Table, Piano in Bird's, Eye Maple, Whatnot. Curtains and Blinds, Half-testor Bedstead and Canopy, Chest Drawers, Toilet Table and Glass. Washstand and Ware, Child's Cot and Mattress, Couches, Chairs, Oil-cloth, Crockery. Wash Tubs, _mc Baths, Carpenter's Bench and lot of Tools, Mouldings, etc.. Wheelbarrow and Sundry^ Lots of Household Requisites and Kit chen Utensils,- Also At 12o'clock on the Ground, HIS HANDSOME and Well-finished Villa containing Six Rooms, etc., freehold allotment, 38ft Gin x 132 ft, Tho house is almost new, and faithfully built. Full particulars at the office of "D.'.-P. EVANS, Auctioneer., ,' ■. . , ■ i -••— i S. VAILE.] -- [.I. DOUGLAS. FRIDAY, APRIL 29, """ At 2 p.m. sharp. ,' '"""" 'VAILE *"""_: DOUGLAS"'""" Will sell by auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, Shortland-street, BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE i LATE MRiAMBROSE-TRUST. 7 SMALL FARMS AT PAKU RANGA, isltuSttsa oni the "Main, Road to Howick. ' LOT I—The Homestead of 17 acres, all fenced in 5 paddocks, good fences, and all in grass; DWELLING-HOUSE, Barn, two Stables, Cow shed, Calves-house, Piggery. This is a very , valnablo site, boing situated at the junction of 1 three roads. " LOT 2-Farm of 22 acres 1 rood 28 perches, all ! fenced and in good grass. EOTa—Farm of 13acres 2 roods 3S,perches, all ' fenced and under cultivation. ..'"•' j Lot I—Farm of 12 acres 3 roods, 25 perches, all fenced and under cultivation.,,. . LOT s—Farm of 11 acres 21 perches, fenced on three sides, and in good grass.'"- :■ • ' LOT G—Farm of 9 acres 28 'perches, fenced on ' three sides, and in good grass. ] LOT 7—Farm of 9 acres 3 roods 1 perch, all . fenced and in good grass. ALL THESE FARMS ARE SPLENDID i QUALITY, and have good water supply. .Being : situated within oasy driving distance of Auck land, they are very suitable for Market Gardens or small Dairy Farms. ' '." • TERMS: ONE-THIRD CASH, balance at 7 per cent. . Also, BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE ' LATE MR J. L. SUBRITZKY, : That Valuable and Well-known Property, ' situated at the Corner of Wellesley and Chapel- ' streets, and known as the • OLD BAPTIST CHURCH, FIVE-ROOMED COTTAGE and Allotment ' in Clarence-street, Ponsonby. IHi ACRES OF RICH VOLCANIC LAND ' IU2 AT MOUNT SMART. By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme ' Court of New Zealand— Auckland.- ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND in the Pro- , vincial District of Auckland, containing 8 acres - more or less, situated in the Parish of Paku-. | ranga. County of Eden, and being Allotment No. 17.' of Section No. 10, of small lots hear "> Howick..'' < . v The Conditions of Sale and Plan of Property • thereon can be seen at the. above-mentioned i Mart, or at tho Office of Dr. Laishley. ! - , VAILE & DOUGLAS, I , Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland-sfc.' ■



Auctions. . ' | THURSDAY, 28th;'INST» «''". At 11 o'Clock. SEWING MACHINES ! SEWING MACHINES. .. FITTINGS, TOOLS, ETC. . GEORGE SIBBIN -~ Has received instructions from the' Official Assignoo in the Estato of D. S. Chambers, to sell on the premises. Victoria Arcade, Queen street, on Thursday next at 11 a.m., THE whole of the Stock of new and use ful Sewing Machines by the best makers, rools, Oils, Machine Covers, Fancy Work, Cotton, etc., ..-,,.. ~,.-:,- ..,_**; ■vi.'y GEORGE SIBBIN, ('.' 1' — Auctioneer, Fort-street? r . ______ ■ ' -~*~ Public Notices- COUNTERPANES, Quilts, To:" Towelling, Sheeting. Tickings, in fact every article in tho Manchester Department, at Enormously Reduced Prices, at T. .bhorts Great Clearance Sale.by order of tho Executors. TRY the Great Clearance Sale before purchasing Clothing for yourself or sons, at T. Short s. By order, of the Executors. OSIERY ! Hosiery ! Hesiery: !- Ladies' and Children's Hosiery all re duced in price, at T. Short's Great Clearance Sale, by order of the Executors. PLUSHES I Plushes ! Plushes I I 1 AH shades at 2s lid per yard ; immensely reduced in price-At T. Short's Great Clearance Sale. By order of the Executors. OLOURED Kid Gloves, Black Kid Gloves, 1-buttoned at ls Od per pair, not one quarter their valuo.—At T. Short's Great Clearance Sale. By order of the Executors. ELVETEENS ! Velveteens ! Velve teens! One Shilling por yard, at T. Short's Great Clearanco Sale, by order of the Executors. RAKINO SMOKED FISH, wholesale, in Is parcels, at the Boat, on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Fish delivered to steamers and railway free. SK your Grocers for Royal Remy's Starch, lib and Mb boxes.net weight. It is the best; wholesale.—Apply to Mr Arthur Masy, High-street. Sole Agent for tho Manu facturers, ■ J CROSHER'S Coffee Room, No. 2, Vic toria-street East, two door 3 from Queen street . BEST Cup of Tea in Auckland, made fresh for each customer.—No 2, "Victoria-, stroet East.—Crosher's Coffee Room. LANKETS ! Blankets ! Blankets I ! ! Buyers of Blankets should come and see T. Short's window. Note the quality and see reduced prices.—By order of tho Executors, Thos. Shorts Great Clearance Sale. ■• ' J" ÜBILEE UMBRELLAS ! JUBILEE UMBRELLAS'! A now feature in Um brellas with unique Handle. Sword, Crown, and H.I. Majesty's bust. The only new styie of Umbrella in Auckland, forming a handsome present for a lady, for 20s only, at T. SHORIS Great Clearance Sale. By ordw of the Execu tors. ] I MANTLES, Fur Capes, Fur Wraps, Cashmere Cloaks, Waterproof Cloaks now being offered in the Show Room at T. Short's Great Clearance Sale, by order of tho Executors. ___________ UTLDING SITE PARNELL for Sale, in the best, business position, adjoining Mr. C. Withoford's, 2G feet frontage.—Apply J. H. Withcford. ' KARANGAHAPE ROAD (best part)- For Sale, 3 Brick Shops and Dwellings, and Freehold Allotment, 18 ft x 118 ft. Presont returns over £300 per annum. Particulars at Fowler & Wilkinson, Exchange, Chambers, Queen-street. -- ";' " ' F'~ OR Teramhulators, Fancy' Baskets, Wicker Furniture, and every description of Wickervvare.-Consult McLeod Brothers, at Tho Auckland Basket Factory, Albert-street, near Young Men's Christian Association. WHAT protects us againsfc disease? Wolfe's Schnapps. " | SELLING OFF. Selling Off, Under Cost Price, at tlio Bijou Fancy Goods Emporium Victoria-street, next corner of Albert-street. SUMS of £200 and £125 to lend on mort gage at 8 per cent—F. G. Ewington, Estate Agent. SOMETHING upon which we can rely— Wolfe's Schnapps. . . INDIVIDUALS afflicted with gravel or other kidney difficulties need Wolfe's Schnapps. THE only thing to change the bad times, is. Protection, Prohibitive duties, and Local Manufactories. A COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN THE CITY.—7-roomcd House, verandalrtwo sides: good bearing vino in conservatory, to Let on lease, with purchasing clause, with nearly two acres of orchard, within tweniy min utes of Queen-street: or will be sold a bargain for cash.—J. H. Withcford. COALS, coke, charcoal, firewood,,, best rata and ti-tree firewood cut and _ncut Taupiri, Newcastle, and Kamo coals; at lowest possible price for cash. Furniture carefully removed, and goods delivered to all parts, of city and suburbs at lowest rates C. NICHOLLS, Chambers' Hop Beer .and Cordial Factory, corner of McKelvie-street and Ponsonby Road. A UCKLAND YACHT? CLUb! A Meeting of Members of the above Club will be held at Mr Levinsohn's Rooms, Ouecn-streot Wharf, on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, April 20, at 8 o'clock. CHAS. C. DACRE. i^HEESE! CHEESE!! CHEESE!!! Wanted Known, you can get good Cheese at 3Jd. per lb. and upwards, for cash, at FREDK. WHITEHEAD'S, 95, VICTORIA-STREET. Tfyf" EAT! MEAT! MEAT. For Salo at- Wallis and Coates, Butohers. Karangahape Road, Cheap Meat at following prices:— ■ -.:-. , . "* „ j / -.' Lcgof Mutton at., i .. :. 2d per lb." , Ronstßeef from .. ..2d to Id „ ■' Boiling Beef from .. Id „ Veal ... .. • ..2d told „ SausafjeSi. ,-. -... .. 2d '-.„„.; Fore-quarter of Mutton.. Is each- SPECIAL NOTI C E. THE PACIFIC PACKET TEA COMPANY beg to notify tho Public of Auckland that they have appointed Messrs. Earle and Mont gomery, Grocers, carrying on business in Karantrahapo Road, Wholesalo Agents for the North Island for the sale of their. SELECTED TEAS, and they are authorised to appoint Sub iieents in the different districts as required. -; PACIFIC PACKET TEA COMPANY. . OOD TEA FOR THE PEOPLE of Auckland at last. Tho Pacific Packet Company's Selected Teas can now be had at our establishment. Prices, Is. 6d.~;25., and2s" Gd. These Teas have only ty be tried and wo feel sure that they will be appreciated. In order to introduce these Teas, To-hight, and up till the end of May, wo will give A Present with every Packet SOld. Call early. EARLE & MONTGOMERY, '".'■ Karangahape Road. /"-iHEAP SALE OF GROCERIES. Oamaru Potatoes. Is. 6d. per cwt.; 100ib?Bags of Splendid Flour, 10s. (only 90 of this line left) • 501b. Bags of Wpod's Flour, os.; 251b. Bags of Wood's Flour. 3s. 3d.; 251b.' Bags Oatmeal, 35.; 71b. Bags Oatmeal, lid.; A Largo Bottle of Eng lish Sauce, Bd.; New Currants, Gd. per. lb. • Elcme Raisins, Od. per'lb.; Sultana Raisins.Od. per lb.; 51b. Best Rico, Is:; Finest Wairoa Cheese, from 3d. to sd. per lb.; Wooden .Wash Boards, 6d. each; Maize, Wheat, and Oats at the lowest possible p ices: Coffee, If., Is. Id., and ls. Gd. rer lb.; Best Jams, ss. Gd. per dozen ; A Good Jam, lid. per tin; English Crushed Loaf Sugar. 3Jd. per lb. All these Goods are Guaran ieed First-class Quality, and delivered to any part of the city or suburbs free. EARLE „ MONTGOMERY,' Karangahapo Road. N.8.-For list of Teas, sec other advertise ment HE MEDICAL-ELECTRICAL, "TREATMENT OF DISEASES. As many diseases can bo cured by Electricity without Medicine, and others being in conjunc tion with Medicine, Dr. WILKINS has added to his Consulting Rooms every necessary Elec trical appliance both for Internal and External Complaints of the body, including Electrical Ho md Cold Baths.—Consulting Rooms, Queen street, oppositeShortland-street, Auckland. I



.;.* *fe. p»i>iif. "Notices. _ »ri ■'— ,_ t ... --, -. -, .."•■ .";' '. j '_& * _"_ "'" '•" S>_ -s c .- ■ ■". ' ' 8» ! <J-"*fS -<?_> 2«<MOT^6r,^i« i w- O _ _2 bX^Sxfe-Srt^^ .W: S"'''B'.9' • — *~T ~~~~~^~~ '-W 5 °-; go -. '-', • ■ -■«_■- ' - t73 #' 03 '"I i ol e |S_g &* , •w fj •§ _sSS§_S:§ P rfl -as § oa&g^s^^ H M A t* ,_ o .offi Hoo os ■§°§-s 2§|ig|l| § •■• 3- g". s -'fiSSlftla* J- "3 ,° g ,^ _> "> B<3 „ ... - S3- '"■ - >>i - - ej ,_ £? '■~"'■'', '■'» ■:t>,-Ii: ~,U-' «o_S'B|&■§!_-. ■_. v. co p. --J -—' „G ■ 3 •' ■■-.'- Si* -"* 5-B ,' Mi_ >mMMMCNNe'w; _i'-:': .02 ..S.S. Z" I ir oa :::::::: <a i^ co r» ■•*! >es':'.': ;' a' n . ° >A •■ i° i„; i § i c_ '<->_: *< :::§:.•<:_ _■ 1 o _ gg :__2_S I g -, -^ "- S?.-i-;p„__ as at. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB WINTER MEETING. SATURDAY, JUNE ii 1887. MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE of lOOsovs, with a sweep of 3sovs each, to go to second horse. Four-year.olds, list: flve-year-olds, list 121b; six and aged, 12st Üb. Entrance, 3sovs each to go to the funds. About two and a-balf miles. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of lOOsovs, with a sweep of 3sovs each, to go to tho second horse. Nomination, 2sovs each, to go to the funds. Two and a quarter miles, over 9 flights of hurdles, NOVEL HURDLE RACE of SOsovs. Entrance, 2-Ovs each, to go to tho funds. Over 8 flights of hurdles. Tho winner to be sold by auc- Otion immediately after the race, and the whole of the proceeds to go to the funds. Two miles.. •-"• GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE (HANDICAP) of 3008OVS, added to a sweep stake of lOsovs each. Second horse to re : ccive SOsovs, and third horse 25i"0vs out. of, the stakes. Nomination, 2sovs each, to bo' to the funds. Horses to be nominated to the Secretary of the A.R.C. by eight p.m. on FRIDAY. April 29. Weights to appear on or about WEDNESDAY, May 11. Accept ances, with 3sovs, part of the sweep, by ' eight p.m. on FRIDAY. May 27. The bal ance of sweep to be paid half-an-hou'r before the race. About three and a-half miles. SELLING STEEPLECHASE of lOOsovs. Nom ination, 3sovs each, to go to the funds. Four year-olds, list; flve-year-olds, list 121b; six years and upwards. 12st lib. The winner to bo sold by auction immediately after the; race for 150sov8. If entered to be sold for lOOsovs, allowed 71b: if for 75sovs. 111b ;if for 50-ovs, 2llb; if for 25sovs, 281b: if for nil, 121b; About three and a-half miles. * WM. PERCIVAL, - ■ - Secretary. ■ A-'MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF NEW GOODS IN MEN'S, YOUTHS', AND BOYS' CLOTHING HATS HOSIERY ; . SHIRTS _c, ■ &c, - &c., y "NOW DISPLAYED AT THE:. NE \V ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY • 153 AND 160, QUEEN-STREET. The Boys'arid Youths' Clothing includes some Wonderfully Cheap Goods, to which -.., , - prompt inspection is respect fully invited. ...,'.. ' 55* . "DICTURE - FRAME MANUFAC -3 : JL TORY, , O.;' f ■ .•-''- -AND.-, - , '■; :-:-.- \'i 2'■ -MUSICAL INSTRUMENT ,WARE ■* . "'.' ■ • ' /HOUSE.'; . 3§ BS, VicTpRUrST., Auckland. I? _!§ ■-,;." TJ E. GAETEii TEACHER; OF;iMJUSIC. a • ' vioLm- pi__tolTcornet,'&c: ' o. • . ~ . -.-. ——- ..;-, -,- , g Musical Instbusients Toned Ard p■ ;, ,-:..; ; Repaired/ -'• •' r  "VTE WTON SCHOOL DJSTRICT. The ANNUAL MEETING of Householders for tho flection of the Comriiitteo and other Biisiriess.wiU bo held at the Newton East School,' Upper Queen-stfcet'.dn MONDAY nexl, April 25th, 18S7, at 7.30 "p.m; ■"■. - i S ■ ' " ir-: "'..""' J. JENKIN, * ■■■ ■-- '-'~'-,' .^-.Chairrhan. N.8.-^That povtion"6f tho Surrey Hills Estate lying botween Williamson Avenue and tlio Great North Road has been recently added to this School District- > ' VERY LADY HER OWN DRESS MAKER. Butterick's cut paper patterns,; ito suit any garment. No Lady should be without them. Metropolitan Fashions (S pages) Id; 2s per annum post free. ~.,, —- W... P. OGILyiE, Draper,' Victoria-street. AUCKLAND AND NORTH-- SHORE STEAM FERRYCOMPANY (LIMITED). A Call (the seventh) of Two Shillings "and Six ponceper Share on'the Company's Capital has this day been made by the.Directors, payable to the Secretary at, the Company's Office, No. 5, Marino Chambers,, Queen-street Wharf, on or before MONDAY", the 10th May, 1887.' ■ ' * J. P: CLARK, . '.. .""" ■ Secretary. April 22.1887. : ' MRS BIGG'S NEWTON LAUNDRY, GREY-STREET (Near the Top), ;; Established 1880.: ; i Visitors to, and Residents of, Auckland arc requested to observe that this Laundry is the best m the town. All articles carefully washed by hand and finished in the most superior stjdc by thoroughly practical hands. Gents' Clothes cleaned and thoroughly pressed ; Lace Curtains redressed; Ladies' Dresses washed and ironed. 111080 last items arc a speciality at this Estab hshment. _ C. E. PAGET.] IA.'M. D. RALSTON. "XT' " O *.T I C E. JVlessrs PAGET & R ALSTON having leased the premises lately odcupicd by R. J. Carbines. Auctioneer, etc., will commence business as Auctioneers-, Land, Estate, and General Com mission Agonts, at the abovementioned promises , on the 15th instant. -- ~.•*-. -• Parties having Furniture, Produce, or Goods of any description forsale, are requested to send them innot later: than 10 o'clock on loth mst„ when their first auction sale will bo held. Account sales promptly furnished. ,-• '■■'■'■ April 13,1887. GENUINE DEDUCTIONS in every article at T. Short's Great Clearance Sale, 'by order of the Executors. '-. - IB



•:-,;,{ -Fnblic Notices. | ; - s. oBE T T ONEHUNGA -' £ .'. , ffok • :- * '":''■ , HOKI A-N.a.-A. n .'■'■; ; At 3 p.m. on -MONDAY, 25th in3t, j '. >' - \ and for :!. i: ' ' WANGANUI VIA NEW PLYMOUTH, ' At 3 p.m., on WEDNESDAY, 27th inst For freight or passage apply, to , •' H. H^'HAYR- & CO., 13, Lowe? (Jueen-street. : Or, J. W. WALLER, '...;■ ' Onehunga. . - i . . "'.'•.- TiyTEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ' .ASSEMBLY. The Hinomoa will leave the Onehunga Wharf on SUNDAY next, the 21th instant, at 9 o'clock a.m., for the purpose of conveying Mem. bers to. Wellington, to attend the Opening of Parliament On TUESDAY next, the 26th. A Special Train will leave the Auckland Rail way Station at half-past eight a.m. on SUNDAY, to take Members to Onehunga. G. MAURICE O'RORKE. Mount Smart, Penrose, 21st April. 1887. _£»§£__ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. WELLINGTON DISTRICT. MONDAY, the 18th Dat of APRIL, 1887. Upon reading the Affidavits of Robert Chibenhall Hambrton, ot Wellington, Public Trustee, and of James Cabmk-L, or Coromandel, Solicitor, It is ordered that the Public TniAiee shall ba Administrator Of all the Real end Personal Estate of Henry Whelan, of Onehunga, Settler, deoeajed. ■ (.Signed) C. W. RICHMOND, J. AH persons Indebted to the above-named de ceased are requested to pay theameunts of their several accounts to me, or to E. F. Wat-btis. Esq.. Auckland. !.' -___ Also, all persons having olalms sgainst the said estate are requested to forward »he same to me. or to Mr Watkis, on or before Wednesday, the 25_i day of May next N. B.—Any claim not sent in by the day named will be liable to be excluded fromparticlpation, R. C. HAMERTON, , • :. Pablio Trustee. Public Trust Office, Wellington, , April2o,lßß7. . . *~,,;,,:.,«* „.. E <r ' RE ESTATE' OF W. J.: HURST .■:. ■ • .(DECEASED).., .. - i/-; . NOTICE.—AII persons found trespassing on any portion of this Estate, or cutting 'or. remov ing timber thercfrbm, or otherwise committing any damage, will be prosecuted, y: "!; .' h,-. rr. E. P. WATKISi , .',-- Agent for Public Trustee. A UCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND _t__i MERCANTILE CO., /LIMITED. . ' r „-. IN LIQUIDATION. -~.''.., f ' All persons having claims against tho above; Companyare requested _> forward the, same "in duplicate, addressed to fjjfv Liquidators. No 9. Queen Street, Auckland,,o_ p>, before the. 26th l day of May, 1887, at neon," _fi) claims not fur nished on that date will not lie *:cognised. All persons indebted to the Company are re quested to make payment to the Liquidators at their-office,' No.'9, Queen Street, Auckland,;on or before the 2nd day of May, 1887, at noon.- All outstanding accounts after that date i will be placed in their solicitor's hands for collection. I'"'-' ALEXANDER DE WAR \ Liq uida ARTHURHEATHERi',,/ tors. • ■• Dated23rdAprilrlßS7. ;. '■■■■ ,"-V /< fi IT V ~0 F : 4P CKLAJfD, INSPECTOR OF, ABATTOIRS. .•' Notice is hereby given that " . MR. PATRICK MOYLAN; -~';; Has been appointed 'by- the Auckland City Council Inspector of Abbatoirs and Slaughter houses, and of Cattle Intended for Slaughter. .■:: ••.'.'■': i:■ : P. A. PHILIPS, ! "..'- silt - ,;. , ..Town Clerk. Town' Clerk's Office, • >m ...;/•; ■ ■-; April, 1.1887. S 871 - ri ITV OF AUCKLAND. FEMALE. ASSISTANT FORFREE ;.•/.•..■• •; ' ; LIBRARY".5 ,;'":';,;7! .', ',- The City Council require the above. Applica tions, accompanied by (certified) copies of testi monials, will' be received unto 3 p.m. of THURSDAY.the 28th. inst. . , Hours of attendance as may be fixed by the. Library Committee., Salary at the rate-of £10 per annum. -..»,-. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age. Further. particulars on application at.this office. ■•,-; .■..(- ■ •■ -~' . ,i . P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, - ', April 23,1857. ':', .. - -..■■--,-■ lyrqUNT.. EDEN ROAD DISTRICT. • PUBLIC NOTICE. I '7-- 7 - REMOVAL OF NIGHTSOIL. 3 Mr. Maurice Casey has been appointed by the Board .as; the. only7 person to remove nightsoil from the houses in this District? *"> '- -^ > All orders must be given in -writing, and left at the Tollhouse; Mount.'Eden' Road, f -.The provisions of -the->" Public Health-Act" will' be""strictly "enforced in-reference to this matter. By order of the: Board."; -' ■ - - "-"' ? , ,r. , -~, J. STICKLEY,; '~/-.- .-< .'<■■■—.r"-..'-: - -.; ... Clerk. ' April 19,1887. ~- . .r. : -, . . -, ,j , ~, ? ELECTION OF TRUSTEES,, MOUNT EDEN ROAD DISTRICT. '•;/•;• ORDINARY VACANCY'I "! In the matter of the " Regulation of Local Elec , : : • ; tionsAct, 1876." ~ . I, the undersigned, Returning Officer for the Mount.Edon District,1 hereby -appoint TUES DAY, April 29th, at noon, and the.Tollhouse, Mount Eden Roud, as the time and place:to receive Nominations for Candidates to fill the vacancies occurring through ithe retirement of two Members of the Board. And should a Poll , be necessary; the Election will-be held on Satur day,'7th day-of May, 1887. - j ; J. STICKIjEY,. .'."■; - ■•'. \ . ; ' Returning Officer,'! Moimt Eden Road D-istrict j - Mount Eden, April 19.-1887. . , ..■■■.:■;'- i ELECTION OF TRUSTEES .FOR EDEN TERRACE ROAD DISTRICT..;. In the matter of the "Regulation of Local Elec ■-,,, .;:;,.' tions Act, 1876." , '■» ' I, the undersighedytho Returning Officer for the Eden Terrace Road District, hereby, appoint THURSDAY, the 28th day Of Aprilf ISB7, at noon, as tho day on which nominations will be received at the office of theßoard.New North Road, for Candidates to fill three vacancies on the Board. Andi if it should be necessary to take a Poll, Saturday, tho ,7th, day of May, 1887, at the same, place, as the time and place on whichjthe Election .will be held. ,*■? '"'"' ■:;■;' /JOHN STICKLEY, .--.,«.,-- ,- -r,-.. v •-. . - f.- Returning Officer,-' ' Eden Terrace Road District . Eden Terrace. Aprillo,lSS7. ' \ \ rpR ANS FE R 0 F B U SIN ES S? AUCKLAND^ORWARDING'ANB PARCEL • DELIVERY AGENCY. .. " , fw\_n^_S^ aiMc_s<to inform tho public wn™° i-JS ■ the business of this agency, and all claims against or due to the SSSSI 0« and. Wto the 20th March, must be ren dered, or paid ,to; him, or to Messrs Gilmore YounghusbaudandCo.. at their offico '21 Cus toms-street,, on or' before the 30th April. '.- •:J. A. MESSENGER. ■ ■■■ Late Manager. McCOSKRIE & 'SON, -ENGINEERS, „ - 'CHAPEL-STREET, ' , ?_fMhi ?«>Jf !BPVer_l:'Porrabte Engines from 4to 20 h.p.; Marine Launch Engines, from *"■ h d and upwards; -several in progress High and Low pressure; Land Engines and Boilers made pn the premises up to 100 h.p. : iHvdraulir Lifts from 1 to 3 tons ; Sawmill Machinery • W,_d nl and. Pnmping. Machinery.: 0 y 'LauSeh-l Tendered for, made complete, any sneed "



TENDERS wantldloTT^ Roof for Cottage JaJ s*^ J Warrall, 157, Greyl^t^.^MM TENDERS wnTRTe^^IIB DAY, the 25th. _» ftSS fl Villa-Plans at BnjKj^pAT mo/BRlc_3c__yE_S^g^ , ' X yited until noon of PrM, ' • for bricklaying and concrc&^l _ at Ellcrslie.- PfilßH|- Karangahapo Road.-Arthnr o 3§| ! JL -atCOROMANDELwni_.^3 Plan and speciilcation _.» _-• fill!'.'"" office of tho Board (Victoria!^ *? « and on application to the Cli»i»irw - • : mandol" School Committe^^T t ENDERSforP__Sn^ir>' at Woodside (Manure^ __*'• by the Education Board, aSSV' * I p.m. on FRIDAY. 29:h April Hr' '" , Plan and speciflcntich m'av t» vJ'W' <~ office of the Board (Victoria Aj_h ** -, 4'S and on application to tho ClmiriZ?^ 'in* I ,> side School Committee. ™,uaia,'a||'/l[ mo c a r'TelT^j';: ;f';V Tenders will be received unto im_. 'IJ DAY, April 30th. for, raS°°s - rl Symonds-street. Plans at my ofo-; Chambers, Queen-street, Aucldanjv ; HENRY °'iWm rTTo b uTt^;;;j i Tenders will be received nntn 0 MONDAY. April 20th. for the __^_CTH Completion of Council Offices atR North Shore. - | L _ EDWARD BiRTi, y,C$ rr\ o bui IIT^SI I ALTERATIONS AND~ADDmob HOUSE AT PENROSE tMOUMfrjjl Tenders are invited for the abW "' ''*'• noon of the 26th inst. ', • , ._ ARTHUR P. WBj.C J jV|ECHANICS' BAY BBIfJ | Bricks, 255, 27s Gd, and 30s perJu^^B . ■,; Kiln. Ground Hydraulic Lim£pnH' white and hydraulic. White Slacked 1 '< NATHAN HARKER, AgommM Chalmers Quarry Company. .j^aßt',. .\ MR P- F. M. BuiF- '* ARCHITECT AND BUILDLV, '" A.M.P. Society's, BniiaigjaH .A"'-: R'.T HU R , I •' ' Architect, - ■;" g Mason's Bijildings, KAKANdi_tffl WANTED, for Hotel, Generic —Apply, Mr Hawkins, QoeaJ ' corner Symonds-st. and Kyber Pass. - - ANTED, afc once, KoodGe^fpg sonby,* first-class private'^;.; S three; no washing; 12s; otherjldtnlgSß real home; seldom change,—Mrs Elsa,' B WANTED, a Helper for Sho_>)- t ,; one,who can drive -Bho„Tfl||r - Apply, J. Budnc, Edinburgh.,_c«|^Sk Victoria-street' ' , ,rJBBH 0 LET, a 4-roomed ..Cot&fg£ii nfoderate.—Apply to.Ro_.'g*_||few Cold, and Shower Baths, • Victotl_lSHH§ij above the Greyhound HoteV andiSMHE Bedding and Furniture Mart. ; • " TO ;LET,^ Cottage, 5 roon_,«|f ] and (Dwelling, 0 rooms>liSHßH hall entrance, right-of-way foi^fjllHMffi workshop at back, 15s; splendid opctus|' i Zealand Mortgage, Loan and Dik_V ] High-street. CANDIDATES for the S_rjis| , ■'■'■the Gospel Temperance JMnu , -, quested to send in their namesitoii i m signedby noon on TUESDAY, SfflH the terms on which they, will fulfil Ik MU&, attendant'-.to 'Such --office.—J. ■ TOEteips? LICK, President. __!_!■ _&I (' ANTED, three W6nier"tfgjjal Needlewoman (same f"DiW'^Sffi Bar, General, 20s (about3o), Honara-tt'g-fe man for all-round work, 15 G—iiii'iSv/S'fi suburbs, country.—Mrs Elsmore's.. r "\ :\i 0 TRAVELLERS AND mmSt , PRESENTS FOR.HfIH Very beautiful Inlaid _ab__t___K i Fatccy-Boxes, etc,* all' made froi_tt£| ■ - N.Z. rich Native Timbers.; O—9MH carefully packed and sliipped for Bm\. ► W., NORRIE, Cabinet*''i < ' " In. New Zealand Timbers oi' • ;'J TOP OF shortland-stmHe WILLI AM"; 'E R R I_T | M. Inst. C.E., M. Issr.'__s3H^' CONSULTING ' ENG!|^Pa - ;■'. -.- - AUCKLAND. j|; EGGS !: "I7IGGS ! .f|| GGS! . JDJGGS l^iyM, Is Od Per Dozen. Is Gd K?^hK. Really Good Pickled Eggs, in any .. be obtained at any of the ;De^MMfr LONDON DAlßYi'CC^ra^ Grey-street, -Victoria-streetoll|Kfflßi ■ • Road, and Manu'kuu Road,'Pair-ii I M E ;.' : Tr'AlflM. DAVTES BROS.,''BUSSJIB»K J DEVONPORT .: TO TAKAPUNiISM^ MERE, LAKE..B_AGB[i|gH»S •--; schoolhouSE^^BK ' ''.-'' Telephone r Devonport pmM.- - " Leaves-Victoria" Whakf, VmM 8.20 a.m., 10.20 a.m., 12.15 P«J» p.m. Sundays-10 a.m.,, 11 a m.. '.»& -| p.m. Return Fares, Is 6d; y&Msgg&mu Reduced liates. '%aß___f ■} Leaves i-'TAkapona. —9.0 ;2- n,s^S6|Stfl' 1.35 p.m.,3*p.m., .5.15 p.m. . Sunas^^H 12 a.m:, 4 p-.m., 5 p.m. . SpeciaLs|M»; ranged at Post Office.Devonporl^^BEjf; Ladies'-and MilK SADDLE - HORSES, -;BUGGIB|§™« WAGGONETTES,fMM| and conveyances of every-"o&Sg^HH ■■'■■■ shortestno_ce?H^Hß| Expresses meet every boat to rccow.L . ward luggage of all descn^MK it < , JLJ--. ''S___B BOOKBINDER,' PAPE^BSaMjI, ACCOUNT.BOOK MANUff4fl____P>: •.-'-■ WYNDnA'M-TBEEl'', M i« MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT Boo^| £ ,', Insurance and Mining.Recister Boou- , j ii Ruled and BoandiMmT Music, Magazines. Public Libranea."'*'. , .... School Books Well Boy* Mm n BAKERS' SPECIAL KVV. ED'Jnl__B U Bibles, Prayer and Hymn ba»fe* . Re-bound. ..^fe,-' BAND AND CHOIIt MU&lC^^ga W B L L_S___ «" CONVEYANCES OK . Office: Victoria Wharf. |pj B General Carters. Receiving and. !?|||ij 1, Waggon for Furniture Kt^- $jf " t- Coal, Coke, and Firewood Deal* v- Carters, _c; :'.||MH» Telephone: D_\mTQgrßi^,,? , A R nock PJ,,o^';';; SOAP AND CANDLE -MANgMB ' . , COX'S CREEK, '*VC?sM^ms Manufacturers of; the Ce)eW^H»; v: Soap, Disinfectant Powder. Blue Mottled, Double Crpyi.jfig__M 0 Household, Carbolic, and rtm£H^ms Toilet Soaps, made from the.pu^H I &Offlces-DURHAM-STKEET|^H|- N.B. - Cash Purchasers °['J%sjgH&~