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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 266, 16 November 1885, Page 3

Ao advertisement appears elsewhere : toting that the Auckland Bowling Green ™i oa opened for tho season on Saturday ■Uwrnoon next. ■ The usual Gospel Temperance Mission Meeting was held.on Sunday evening in f* Protestant Hall, Karangahapo Road, gaawses were given by Mr I>. Goldie and Sir J. Buttle presided. ■JfrW. H. Skinner, architect, has re™«w the following tenders for a hall at "™>unga:-p a g e , £492 ;J. G. Mathieson, i,J«Ji A. Jones, £426; Hall and Payne, **»! Aldertonand Davis, £413 ; Arthur "a Hutchison, £393; Nutt and Collier, s5«8; Sakey and Symes, £380; Cole and ■-Wi £380 (informal); E. Mell, £375; Doug--2s *ndCo., £370; Smith and Rose, £369; f Wit, £368 18s; A, Hanson, £368; J. £356; G. H. James, £328. f. M confirmation of the fearful massacre V«L Quinea is supplied by our cable | wA da>r- As iisual> tho':o is Borne Blif' ht WUlcatiou for t!io ouiragc-a native chioi ■ S^ng, it is said, btou srro^ly iauultod by ;•!£« raptain. of tho ill-fatal expedition. *' "J? British invasion of Burinah ia bsin» I fr ve'y pursued, and a proclamation ban I™, issued, deposing King Theebaw. ' J'7 la has declared war against Bulgaria, *"« ths troops of tho former kingdom , -."*"• captured a Bulgarian town on the ;^« to the capital. A disastrous fire is ••■•2S^j** Galveston, Texas, and causing gwt destruction of property and suffering .