Assault by Stabbing.
A man named John' Williams went into the bedroom'of a settler named Hurley afc the Union Boarding-house and was stabbed by the latter in the groin. Hurley was brought beforo the R.M. and remanded.
Tho Auckland Grocers' Association quotes tho wholesale price of fresh butter 10d per lb, and fresh eggs. Is Gd per dozen delivered for the week ending June 30th. The abore ;quotations refer to-prime quality only.
In our account of the illuminations in Symonds-street it should havo been stated that the Edinburgh Castle Hotel was brilliantly lit up. The proprietress, in colobration of Her Majesty's Jubilee, also hospitably provided a complimentary dinner. The table in tho magnificent dining-room was several times surrounded with the invited guests. ,
Smith and Caughey buy cheap for cash and sell cheap for cash, mark all goods in plain figures, make no second prices, and give no discount.—(Advt.)
Two hundred : dozen Men's Irish-Knit socks at Is, Is 6d, and Is lid ; Boys', Youth's, nnd Men's ready-made clothing in superior English ancl colonial tweeds. Splendid value in "guaranteed" makeW. P. Coats's—at Smith and Caughey's for cash olny. - (AnvT.)
Look for tlio words " Freezing Company " on the margin of bhe pats ; shell brand in tho centre. No other reliable. — (Advt.)
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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 146, 23 June 1887, Page 8
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