TONGA.

{FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Hurricane at Vavau.

"Misfortunes s-ldom come alone," is tho old adage, anil it appears it is so with then rthorn group of these is'ands, Vavau, which for more than twenty years had been free from hurricanes, had the fir-t one last year, and now we have to report it has been visited with another hurricane, as severe —if not severer—than that of March, 1882. The damage done has been considerable. We cannot send full particular* per present opportunity, for tne news brought by the German schoonei Vavan, which was there, is very meagre. There are not so many houses down, ie is said, as last year, which aiises no doubt from the fact that they were pretty well sifted durinj. the first blow. It-is rather unfortunate for the poor "Vavauans, for they had just commenced to put up the churche which had been destroy* d by the previous hurricane. The Tubou Maldhi, the native schoouer, is a wreck again. -Rather dis heartening to the natives, as they had only just repaired her. Missionary Meetings,

Tho arrangement proposed by the Key J, B. Watkin, re'ative to the mode of carrying on the Mission wo k, was con sidered at the last meeting of the ministers, and was eventually canied : "That oue third of the missi.n.ry meeting money | should go to keep in repair and assist the [ building fund ol the church." When the meeting is held it seems to bring forth j fruit at once, judging Irom the mi. sionarj' meetings which have just been held here, aod the plan seems to be a popular one wiih the native.. Bowever, whilst botb the Government and tli. mi..ion frown down daocing and balls,, it is rather too bad to have missionary met tings held till the small hours of the moirning, as was done lately in tlte Minion College. State Trials. Tbe pri-oners connected with the petition cisc of last year, are no* being tiied for seditious libel, and teveral of them have been sco fenced to imprisonment for a term of icveral years. As the trials are bein^ held in Haahai, the Consul and suite are still there, but for what purpose it is not ea*y to divine, Mr Iki. The young man Iki, who was up In Auckland tor somo time, has just been married, and has the good lnck to be the husband of o c of the nicest girls in Tonga. She was, no doubt, charmed with his smattering of English, mid his Auckland manners, or perhaps because he has now a i»overoment appointment.

PARNELL BOROUGH COUNCIL.

AN adjourned meeting of the l_rn.ll Borough Council was held last evening, Present: His Worship the Mayor, Crs. Dave.-, Mv lius, Barber,, Winks.

Soap Works.-a letter was received fr m the manager of the roap Works mak ing application for permission to connect the works with tbe drainage aystem. As no fat was being rendered at th_ works, no -olid matter from tbe digester would enter the piper-.—Cr. B.r'oer .aid he had been iv cony. rsation with a gentlem.n from Mel bourne where stearine works existed. If the proposed candle works of the company were like tbe stearine works at Melbourne, the mlphuric acid at stem would be used, >.iiich in a very ihort time would com pletely saturate the buildings with greas<y and with the .tench of ihe acid, would cause a most ndsome unell. Besidr.s,,thc fat leqtiired to be heated up to 18_-odegr.es, and the danger from lire was extremely great, if their drainage system were con n ctfid wiih the soapworks, it would be completely choked up in a tew weeks, by ttia congealed fat. lie was prepared to move a re olutiou tint the applica tion be refused.— Ihe Mayor sug gested that the legal opinion of Missrs Hesketh and l.ichmond be re-d.—The legal opinion of Messrs Henketh and Richmond was read. -Cr. Mullins asked whit the company meant by apply ing for connection with the drains ? They hud a drain of llieir own. There must be an object.—The Major said he had no doubt there was an object. Be had his own private opinion as to what their object was, but he did like to state it. - Cr. Winks said that he understood that the new drain would disturb the old drain. -Cr. Barber then moved : " That the Council cannot accede to the request of the manager of the Soap Works." Carried. property Tax.—A circular was read from the Propirty Tax Commissioner ask ing the Council tn minute alterations in and addresses of residents in the borough in Propei ty Tax valuation lis'. — Request granted. Diseases. - Medical notifications of one caic of typhoid fever and two cases of scarlatina were received,

Crossing. -An application from _. Fairbum, for a crossing in Manukan Road, was referred to the Streets Committee.

RKTAININO Wvll.—Mr Tbobura wrote agreeiug to pay One-third of the cost of re taining wall, provided the whole cost did not exceed £10.—The Foreman reported that the wotk ciuld not be done for £10.

The Works Commirtee were instructed to carry out the work at lowest possible cost. Scoria Cos tract.—The payment of £2 per week, on account to the scoria con tractor, was authorised. Clay.— The manager oE the Union Sash aud Door Company applied for 8 or 10 loads of clay from the drainage excavation,— Application granted, subject t. Consent of contractor.

Tkamway. —Messrs Whitaker and Kus sell forwarded an amended agreement between Council and Tramway Company for signature—lt was decidtd to forward agreement to Messrs liesketh andßichmond f>.<r consideration and opinion,

Works Commit tee. —Committee recom mended that a survey of Sr. George's B_y Road be made, with the view of widening the lower portion.—The report also referred to several minor mat'eis. -Adopted. Mjisahces, &C.—"lhe Inspector reported the Borough almost free of infectious disease. —On two occasions recently there had been a strong smell from tho Soap Works.—Adopted. ManT Son,.—Cr. Mullins reported that tbe night soil man had been seen to empty a bucket of solid matter down the sink com municating with the drainage system from Mr Addin^n's premises.—it was decided to request Mr Addington and the nigbt-soil contractor to attend at the next meeting of the Council; and that if conclusive evi dence of the commi-sion of the offence be forthcoming, that proceedings against the offender be taken immediately. Fiek Service-. - Tbe application of the Union Sash and Door Company for a private fire service was granted, the com* pany to bear all the expense. This was all the business.

HOSPITAL COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.

A MEETING of this committee was held yesterday afternoon in tho library of the Hospital, thero being present i Messrs Mackccbnie (chairman), J. C. Firlh, Thos. Peacock, W. S. Kensington, A. Bull, S. Dando, and Col. Haultain. A n apology for non-attendance was read from his Worship tho Mayor.

Dr. Goldsbi-iV. —The consideration of the matter of Dr. Goldsbro's remuneration for Hospital services was postponed till next meetinc*, as several members had not made themselves acquainted with the corrcspondeuc'. Medioai. and Surgical Areakgk- MENTS.—The committee appointed to deal with this subject, brought up a report which was read by the chairman. It had arrived at the conclusion that the best way of earn ing on the medical and surgical duties of tie Hospital, would bo by a resident surgeon, assisted by a visitine; sail' of two physicians and two surgeons, to be appointed for a term of three years, each member of the visiting staff to receive an annual honorarium of £50 besides incidental expenses, and applica tions to be invited from the local medical men for the posts. The com mittee had telegraphed these proposals to the Government for their concurrence, but had not yet received a reply. —on the motion ot the Chairman the report was adopted. Hospital Staff. — Two schedules had been prepared, each showing a distinct metbod of working tho Hospital. Schedule 8., which provides for female nurses, was the one adopted, thestaffbeingmadeup as follows : Lady superintendent, £100; six femalo nurses, £65 each; six assistant female nurses, £30 each; two ward porters, £52 each; two female scrubbers or charwomen, £30 each; male cook, £100; assistant cook

nnd .culleryman, £52; houseporter and messenger £52; enginoernndstewardW. tanttGO; housesteward,as..i 9 tantdispen S c. and hospital clerk, £150. Total number of employrj., 22 In all cases wiuSSRS qul-ites. Note: librarian temporary an.f gardener after a time. ' tt CJJHOSPITAL MArVAQEME'T. — The snh c.mimntee's report on this subl .ct (whir-l. was pub.isb.ed ... extenso in onr last is n_. was read and adopt d. ' ' HOSPITAL fiXPE_.S.S.-A CSminnnW noa was r.ceived irom the Colonial Secre tary, stating that the expenses of thi. hospital would be paid by the Government direct. "•?■

religious Services.-Mr Lincoln wrote • applying for leave to hold religious and mu.ieal services at the hospital.—lt wn _.. agreed that Mr Lincoln sh-uld first obtain the approval of tbe surgeon. The Doctor's Coupl.-m.—A. le'ter was received from Dr. Mackellar denying that be had made certain disiinc'ion. in the members of the subordinate staff, as stated iv the Pres., and correcting some "errors which had also been made in repo'tin" the terms of a letter that he had addressed to the Superintendent of Police. -The letter was received, and it was agreed that the chairman should advise the doctor not to be so sensitive to newspaper remarks.

SKCRETARY.—It was resolved to appoint a secretary for a term of three months pending the receipt of a reply from the Colonial Secretary.—The Chairman ami Colonel Haultaiu were deputed to consider applications and make the appointment -_, The applications, over tweuty in nam. ber, were subsequently opened. Three were selected from the others — T j_ Messrs James. Milne, and Gar]an_.~ Mr Garland was eventually appointed' _- . letter was read from Mr F. 0. ttwington stating that he had "opened an account fur the Ho-pital at the Bank of New Zealand and had deposited £.01 14s, aud in his name, as Secretary ti th. Interim Com mittee, and would be glad to transfer his authority over the accouut on receiving in. struciions from the Board. —On the motion of Mr Kirth, it was agreed that the Chair. man should instruct Mr Ewington to pay the money over to the Government, le_ the expenses incurred.

THAKKS.—On the motion of Mr Ball, a cordial vote of thanks was passed to Mr Ewington for-his services.—This was all the business. ' r . «

THE OVER-WORKED LETTER. CARRIERS.

(To the Editor.) SIB, -Having been pat to great incon. vienienco through the delay in delivery of , letters, I am pleased to see the remarks in both the Star and " Herald," but know iog that such complaints generally fall bn ; the wrong shoulder, I have been to cou« ■ siderable trouble to ascertain the cause. I find that the letter-carriers were'on.; ' duty twelve hours the day tbe English ' mail arrived, and then had to be up all \ night sorting and antangiug letters and newspapers, and were expected to " continue their work the following day,1' as if making a fresh beginning, and not ■ contented with delivering letters they L might be seen carrying large bags of papers,;; enough for horses, which grea'Jy retatded " '■'■' ; their piof>ress, and kept the public Mixibusly -■ waiting. Cau any one possessed wita-jl; common sense expect men to perform tnfeo days haul walking, without rest, in tLisr hilly city and hot climate. Itcanbeseih':'; by thiir shabby uu;form and-haggardi! appearance, that great reform is urgently ■■■> required, befoie we can get' oar • ■etjera delivered with tte despatch we havo a right to expect. £500 was placid onthe "^ estimates !ast session to be given as bonnes to Chief Postmaster?, who, I believe, are hv receipt of gi od salaries already, while thoeo who do tbe hard work of the Cepartment ■ v are not paid as well a% our etreet-sveepn;. Toe Government would, do well to extend ;; the system they have already cpmmenceav in police and gaols to Chief Postmasters by ; j removing them periodically, and by so ';'-'-., doing, these employes would, receive moro : justsco, and the public be much belter, attended to. I trust you will insert.these H few remarks in your valuable paper, so tbatj ■ ;: some of our members iniy be induced to bring the matter beforo the House at the next sitting.—Yours, &c, Justice. >• ' March 16th, 1883.

MR. REDMOND'S VISIT TO AUCK LAND.

(To the Editor.)

Slß,—ln your issue of yesterday evening I see a letter, subscribed " Loyal Subject," in which the writer makes some pretty strong charges against the Land League. All that can be said ol! the writer of this letter is, either that he is a most bigoted libeller, or that he has not studied the sub-' jeer, and therefore should not write en it, He iirst classes the Land League and the National League with the Fenians, asdia-'"^ turbers of law and order. Kow everybody know, or ought to know, that the Land League gained all its victories by con. stitutional means, and opposed, in all its- manifestoes and publications, and in tbe speeches of its member,', all kinds of lawlessness; and it is a well- '. • known fact that the worst crimes have been . ;■ committed where the Land League had least. influence, as in the Maamstrasna tragedy. The charge against tbe Land Leagtt% brought by informers who must save their lives by hard swearing, is sufficiently re butted by the audit of the accounts by it-§ dependent men of character, anrj by the express denial by all the responsible ' members of the League ; and the rumour of Mr *gan's flight is most likely untrue. In the face of the good which the Land League has done to the people of Ireland, I thiDk

the people of Auckland should not with hold their sympathy and support from tha National League and its: representative, Mr Redmond.—lam, &C, Another loyal Subjuct.

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.Auctions. B. TONUS. R. C. OAKB. B. D. TONKS TO-MOEKOW. TAKAPUNA JOCKBY CLUB R\CEB, EASTER MONDAY. r^ATES, GRAND-STAND BAR *-*' _ Booths, CaTds Ear Sale on F.lflar,- March 18, at 12 o'olook, plana of Bo.tbs to bo seen, as now bnllt. B, TONKS _ CO,, Auctioneers. W, 0, OOOHKANE UAS. DAOBE TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LVWN MOWERS, GAS STOVF, LATHE AND TGOLS, RIFLE, PISTOLS. THE subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, 16th lnßtant, nt 11 o'clock, WALNUT AND TAPICSTRY SUITK. Marble-top Mahogany Waehstand, Ducho.a Table and Mirror, Walnut Oval Table, Large Dining Table. Ma hogany Hall dhalr-. Ladies' .Work Tables. Mahogany Half-Teeter Bedstead. Hair Mnttrasies, Gilt Mirrors, Hoivy ol _tod L'quonr Stand and Cruot, Tables, Mirrors. Chairs. Chest Drawers, Lino leum, Bruauelß Carpot, Bath, Sc. Also, 3 LAWN MOWERS Gtas Stove Largo Soreena Lath and Tools complete Single-barrel Bills, Pair Pietola BAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. ,_f) Auctioneers. TO-MORKOW. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, To morrotrfffrlday). S Useful Ilorses from Taranakl 2 Good Plough Mares _ Heavy Draught Horses , ___ A Pair ot Young Well-bred Horses from Tauranga; broken to single and double harness, plough, and coach work; thoroughly staunch ___ iiTT Haoks. Light H.rnoßS. and Draught Horses Spring Carts, Drays. Harness, Saddlery, Sec A 1-wheol Express Cart, with Cover, _sc. Uonbla-lnrrow Plough Fowl Wheat, P.B. Rye Grass, &0. At 10 o'clock a.m. HUNTER 6. NOLAN. N.B.—Bor Private _aia-50 bsgs this season's Piß. Bye Grasa; a very superior lot. W, 8. OOCHEANItTj [JAMBS DAOEE MONDAY, MARCH 19. ALLOTMENT. ST. STEPHEN ESTATE, TO BE LEASED. THE: subscribers have received instruc tions from tho General Trust Board, to offer for Lcaso, by publio auction, at tho Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, lllth Instant, at 13 o'clook. For a term of 10 years, LOT 8 of St. Stephen's Estate, 210 links by 1951ink3. situate between Capt. Sowells and Mr Roskruges properties. Plan and conditions of lease can bo seen at the office of SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, 8, COCHBANS] WAS. DACE*. MONDAY, MARCH 19. By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, HOBSON'S BAY ROAD. THE Subscribers have received instrnc. tlons from the Registrar of the Supreme Court to sell by publio auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-stKot.on Monday, the 19th Instant, at 12 o'clook noon, Allotments ~ 5.0. and 7, of the Sub division • " of Allotment 2, SeoUon 11, Suburb, oi Auckl-nd, 5.5 feet frontage to Hobsons Bay Road, Conditions of Sale can be seen at tho officer of Mos-TBConLell and Cooper, Solicitors, Vulcan Lane, or SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOW, Auctioneers. W, B. COOHKANKI UAS. DAOBB WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28. By order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. PROPERTY, WATEKLOO QUADRANT. nnHE Subscribers have received instrno- L tlons from the Registrar of the Supreme Court to sell by pub'lc auction, at the Lwnd Mart. Fort street, on Wednesday, the 28th Instant, at 12 o'clock, Tho east half of allotments, seotlon 7, City of AnoklsnO. 57 links frontsgo to Waterloo Quadrant, with the bulldljigs erected theroon. Condition, ot sale can be seen at the offloa of Mr Peter OHphant, Solloltor, High-street, or BA__UEL COCHRANE & SOW, Auctioneers, TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, MARCH 16. HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION. B. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to sell, at the Show, on Friday, the 16th Instant, at. A CHOICE COLLECTION OF BTOVB AND GBEES-HOUSa PLANTS. As theso are being sold solely on account of want of room, an opportunity which seldom ooonrs is offered to Horticulturists of obtaining oholoe and rare specimens at votf reasonable prioee. R, C, GREENWOOD. Auctioneer. MONDAY, MARCH 19, By Order Of Thomas Maoffarlane, Esq., Trußtee taßankiuptKatateof Ralph Wylde Browne, AT THE MART OF R. C. GREENWOOD, 12fl, QUEBN-STRBET. ALLOTMENT 106, Farish of Hunua, containing 40 aores. The property 1b situated between the Papakura and Hunua Railway Stations, and Is very valuable, being , only li miles from tho Wairoa Hirer. ALLOTMENT 33, Saotion 2, Village of Papa i knra-l rood 16 porches '-. AL-OTMKNTS _, 5, _,7,Se_tlon 23_ Wynyardon, Coromandol _ j. ALLOTMENT 8. Seolion 7, Village of Papa kura—2 roods. . R. C. GBEjbNWOOD, y.A - Auctioneer. ~~ MONDAY, MARCH 19, At 12 o'clock. ! COTTAGE, PARNELL; LANDS, _ia, &a R, C. GREENWOOD 1 -«-__■ AS received instructions to sail by Jrl auction, at his mart, 129, Queen-street, Uon Monday, March 19, In the Estate of the late James Boyle, 10 acres of very heavy Kauri Bush, very easy e£ accees ' by road or water, situate only 1_ miles frcrai '■ Wairoa South River, and being Lot 126, Parish of Hunua. Also, in tho Estato of the late Mrs White. Vincent-street, Freehold Allotment, 71 foot (3 1 inchesif rentage, by a depth of 100 fost, together :: with tho 8-roomed Cottago thereon erected, 1 situated top of Vincent-street, commanding a very line view. ' BYORDERO-rTHBMORTaAGHE. Lot 39,25 feet frontage to Bath.street, Parnell, by a depth of C 6 feet, together with tho Bubstan i tial Cottage thereon erected. Terms: I cosh, , balance very easy. TUESDAYS. TH B HAYMAR XE T, 1 DALE OF WDOL. SHEEPSKINS I j_» HIDEB AND TALLOW, eaoh Tuesday, li nt 1. o'olook. .-. ALFRED BUCKLAND. i'i1 .»■ ' ______» A I OD VICTORIA • STREET, AUCK y. C)&y LAND (6 doors above Albert _;iee... ill. t, E."CARTEB, 1! -WHOI-KSALK AND RETAIL PICTURE I j j FRAME MAND FAOXUREB, II imoorterof Mouldings. Glass. Plotures, Soraps !|l| and Musical Instruments. TEACHER Of tbe Pl—MJforte, Violin, Sc. . ! For T-m» and Tes-anonlats, sea Brett* 9 Almanac Adver-semont, page 87, and port fie ! I ga cpjplioa^O!-. '■"■'; '£ .HKBAN» .£KPA-!-_t Of MOTICA-. '$/____■:. 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_____-___w^jgß____ _ •**______-S-S-_SSS- ~., ■ .^ jt*roHpecttiß. TVTEW ZEALAND STOD AND PEDI yRBE STOCK COMPANY • (LIMITED)! INCORPOKATBD UNDER " THE COMPANIES AOX 1582." [UNITING THE AUCKLAND STUD COM PANY (LIMITED) WITH THE NEW ZEALAND PKDIGRKK STOCK COMPAN-T] CAPITAL £250,000 In 50.C0D pharos of .„ oaoh: 5i on iapplioatlon' 5i on allotment, 10s every two months until 5.2 per share Is paid up; further calls as required, at lntorvals of not loss than threo months, and not to exceed Sapor 3h._w. DtRKCTons: Hon. Jas. Williamson, M.G.A. Thomas Russell, Esq., C.M._. J. C. Firth, Esq. J. jr. Clark, l.sq. James Russell, Esq. Every Maclean, Esq. Joseph Bennett, Esq. Thomas Morrin. Esq. E. Mitchclson, Esq., M.H.R. James Walnisloy, Esq. . bank_ks; Tho Bank of Now Zealand, Solicitous : Messrs Jackson and Russell Acting Secretary : Mr Robt. Rose. Tho objects of the New Zealand Stud and Pedigree Stock Company (Limited) are tho breeding and rearing of pure Cattle, Clydos dalo Horses nnd Sheep, and disposing of same by salo or otherwise in New Zealand, tho Australian Colonies, San Francisco, and elso whero. In order to carry out those ohjeots tho Company has purchased from tho Auokland Agricultural Company (Limited), the following Properties now used by them for stook-breedlng purposes, vie., . (a) Cranston, Walkato, B__3 acres, (b) Tamaki, No, 1 Farm, Tlio Chase, and Butley Manor, 752 acres, together with their celebrated Pure-bred Short horn and Hereford Herd, Clydcsdalo Horses, Lincoln and Leicester Sheep. _-. And from Messrs T. and S. Morrin theii Stud Farm at Meadowbank, Remuera, consist' ing of 219 acres, 2 roods, 5 porches, and the Leasehold Kstato of 91 acres adjoining, togethci with their Tamable Pedigree Shorthorn Herd, 3. And from tho Auokland Stud Company (Limited) their Stud Farm, known as Sylvia Park, containing 322 acres, together with their stock of Thoroughbred and Clydcsdalo Horseß. i. And from Messrs. E. and R. Maclean their Farm, know-n aa Grecuhill, at tho Tamaki, con taining 110 acres. To farmers and doalors in cattlo it Is woll known that Pure-bred stock aro moro easily fattened, como to maturity earlier, produce better beef, and realise higher prices than the ordinary class of stock. This fact, which is so significant to breeders and doalors in cattle, has of late years induced a. constant and active de mand for pure-bred stock in England, America, and tho Australasian Colonies. In view of this demandforpure-brodcattlo, and tholarge and In creasing area of land which is annually taken ur for grazing purposes all over Now Zealand, and tho vast quantity of cattlo required to stock the samo, tho Directors sco at once a ready market at good prices for thoir stock, and thoy believe tho Company will bo ablo to pay early and con tinuous dividends from their ordinary opera tions in tho salo of stock, without relying upon any proiit from tho increased valuo of landed property, which is hereafter roforred to. Tho Directors confidently anticipate that the Frozen Meat Trado cannot fail to open a prac tioally unlimited markot for Now Zealand boel and mutton, and will give to Btock-gra_ins interests in Now Zealand an impetus whioi must ultimately tend to the great ndvantago 01 this Company. Tho wholo of the Pedigree nerds boforo mon tioued, tho Clydeßilale Horses and Sheop or! well-known; and consist of first-class importoi stock (judiciously selectod by tho best judgC3 without regard to cost), and their progeny Whorevor exhibited they havo received tin highest prizes. Tho celebrated Shorthorn Bui " Duko of Newcastle," tho property of tlio Auck land Agricultural Company, was awarded Firsi nnd Champion Prize at tho Intercolonia Exhibition at Sydney for the host bull of anj breed for wliich tho wholo of tho Australasiai Colonies competed with imported and Colonia bulls. This bull and many of his progeny an among tho herds proposed to bo purchased The Horefords aro deserving of special mention Five hundred and forty-five hi number, the. form the largest herd of pure Herofords in th< world—iheir progeny have always njet a read, and remunerative sale. Tho Thoroughbred Horses o£ tho Aucklam Stud Company (now forming part of this com pany's property) aro well known throughout tin colonies and in Great Britain. No such stui exists in tho Australasian colonies. Hitherti tbo Stud Company's operations have been highl; successful and profitable. Under moro favour ablo circumstances, and with moro extondei operations, even greater und hotter results ma; reasonably be anticipated. The land purchased by tho Company for carry ing on thoir operations consists of well-soleotei and suitable stations, where tho breeding 0 pure cattle has for many years past boen sue cessfully conducted. These properties havi also been selected with a viow to thoir futun increase in value, and from this source atom the Directors anticipate the Company will dc rive considerable profit. Eleven hundred and forty acres of tho lani acquired aro so near to tho City of Auckland a to entitle them now to bo classed as Suburbai Lands, and they must speedily advance in valui with the rapid development of tho city. The value of tho Freehold, Leasehold, anr Stock has been fixed by Messrs Alfred Bucklanc and Wm. Aitken, at the sum of £223,153 Is 6d The Directors, after tho valuation was flxod induced tho Vendors to roako tho importan concession of leaving ono half of tho purchasi money secured upon tho property at five pei cent. Being thoroughly satisfied with tho ob jects of tho undertaking, tho Vendors havo re served to themselves nearly ono half of th< shares in tho Company upon,equal terms wit! the shares now oflcrcd to tbe publio. Forms of Application for Shares and furthei particulars may bo had on reference to thi Solicitors of tho Company, or to. ROBERT'ROSH, Acting Secretary. Shor Hand Btreot.Auokiand. Hotels. "OOYAL MAIL HOTEL NGARUAWAHIA. -.•.rst-clnss Accommodation for Visitors an. Commorcial Men. SAMPLK AND BAGATELLE ROOMS. Saddle Horses and Pleasure Boats always 01 Hire. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, PnOPBIETOBS. inrr ADE HOTEL, Wines and Spirits ,os- Best Brands. Good Accommodation for Travellers. ifea— ready at all hours. GOOD STAHL-Xa FOB HORSES. M. LENNON. Proprietor i TjIXCHANGE HOTEI (Better known as the Barrel Hotel), PARNELL. The Proprietor has gone to considerable expenßi in re-erectixq Tina Hotel, which ia Now Open to tho General Public. The BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by compe tent judges to be One on- the Best in Auck land j it is extra well furnished, and contains ono of Alcock's Tables (new), at a cost Of nearly £200, with tho Patent Climatic Equilibrium Cushion, and is under the management of Mr, R. Surman, for Borne timo Marker at tho North ern and Auokland Clubs. WI ES AND SPIRITS OF THE BESI QUALITY ONLY. Hancock's Spabklino Ales Always on Draught. F, TOMLINSON, Proprietor. yTTHITE'S pACIFIC JJ° TEL< RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR FAJHL-EB AND TRAVELLERS. Good Spacious Sample Rooms for Coimneroia: Gentlemen. Good Alcock's Billiard Table ant "Jt American Bowling Alley. It has all tho advan tages of a private houso, tho Bar being quiti separato from tho House, and cannot bo sur pased in the North. G. H. WHITE, .-..; Proprietor, UOTERIO- OOKRUOAXfiD -AHK.- S PARKKR _. 4 HAS FOB ___!_3 a msmbor cl tha abeva. MW Tap ready (or nsa, -12 and nowarda, At BIS -,-B__ V» OK-B, Vl--0&IA-SI2-S3*-, tut tali Shop Wfl-_-m_--.-BX_u.B-. iAtge inis-a-mes of i_poD.i-.__ i.ifla—s, mi _ Down pipes always m stook, Teninda-t Iron onrvoa at shortest no_ee Manufaoturez cf Lead and Oompo Pipe. A E-OlOfS selection ot Oh—adelle—, __0., Bt bit Wellesloy-S-rooti .hop. Oa_a_r_* orders will clv(bt» reawira Us promo! , attention, , uSOMtwa ta lay qs '■*>____. SOSIS ."ASSl—*-- OP IE- -CTBOVHB t.a.l &D.B t_ieai_a.



Lancl tmA Estate Agentn in. II A if, %\f IU t» f, AMS ON, HOOB-? ..AND AND FINANCIAL AGB.-T VCTIOAB 1--SJS jMJOSrr,ABI--. Bankers I—Batlonr.l Bank o_ New Zonlaad, ___._.Tl_ AUG INTEREST OoUeotaa. MONKY Invesk d for CapltiOlats on _r-.--ola_B goourttios, wiTiionT OHAnui!. -IX vet cert illlowsd on doisoults until Invest*-. MORTGAGES raid LOANS Negotiate-. _.I.A VMti Hougbt or Hold to ordos. aSTATMS Manattod for Absent***. ALLOTMENTS Bought, and Houses Built on tho WooS-ly Payment Systom, l_U__-Q__._t AL LOT ME NT a FOB BALS ai _*_na troos 1— Sootland-Btreot. 60/ Wost-street, 30/ Inkcrmaii-stroot, 15/ Hopbuni-Btroot, 80/ Bond-stroot. 1W Llgar Place, 68/ Argyle-Btreot, 15s Norfolk-street, .0/ Horoßtord-stroet, 90/ Oook-streot. «1U Poroival Parade. 15/ Wharf Road, 20/ Roolamntlon, PA Mount H'don Road, CI Howo-atroot, 80/ Kyber Pass, -Jfi Hsoi-ott-atrooS, 18/ Valley Road, Ps Norlhooto, 10j Brighton Rosa. —/ - And in vailon. other streets »t low rates. I -«.. AAA '*0 WSND, US Bums Of -10 snd up- Xi'ivsjv wards, ou good Boouritloß. I _p. oA-THRKK HOUMKU HOUBH! for Bala X/LOV i n Nowton, with level allotment. "Very ohesp. „ _ rrtWO BRIOIC SHOPi^ for Salo In tho Contre X ofthoOlty. Quito Now. Excellent posi tion for bnsluosß. . „ . . PONSONUY.— Flvoroomod House for Sale in Claretroo-Btreot; wtll flnlshed; good g&rdon. PrloofiSOi). . „ TJittANKUN ROAD-Now 0-roomed Houso A for Salo. at £150; olty wator; or to Lot. at 20s wookiy. lUAHNI-l-L-Slx-roomod House (new) for Silo In Kutland-ntroot; plea.ant view of har bour. Prlco. -3.5. Kasy torm. of payment. WKI.LINGTON-STRKK 1" — 9 roomud Houao for Sale, with 2 large allotmontP, front gardon. Prion £150. _~..„ . jnoUNTKY SlOitK for SaU with 8 roomed "O Houso. Stablo. Cow-shad. Fowl-iiou.o. l'ig gery. Flva aoroa ia crop aud orchard. NORTHOOrtt— Allotments: two flm. Cornor Allotments for balo, llvo mlnutoi walk from l>t wharf, -.sneaoh. ROSKBtiNK KSTATK.-r-Noarly Fi)«r Aorta for Balo, on htain road to 4.uoKlr_nd ; lovr 1 lauti, fenced, In grasa; -J mileß trom Auoklana, Aleo. 22 aoroa, wntor frontage. HOU3K at Mount Kdon with about t* o acres grot-od, having a main .rontlißO ot 117 ft,, orchard, garden, cow-shod, ptgaty, fowl-houso, oto. Price, £675 Knsy terms. <• tjKn—NKWTON—Kour-roomed Honso and _t.-_OU workshoo for salo. with good garden, CHAPKL-aTRKBr (OITYI-Two Hou-ea for sale near Durham street. Prioe. *!l-6. _ DUBI-IN-BTRHH-T. Nowtou—"Vory oonifort ablo Bonne for Salo (new), neor Post and Tolograph onicos, on doforrod p.ymontß. ITKRI-SKOHU-STRKKr-Now and vory oon- JD venloßt Cottago for Bale, near Congrega tional Churoh, On easy torma. HAMILTON (Wa-katol-Houso and acre Of ground for salo. two minutes walk from Bank of Now Zoaland. for £95. Lot 821, HUNUA— Klghiy Aores ot Land for Sale for 888. Also. Klghty Aores at Walklokle, for £116. A aplondld ohance for a working man. NOKTHCOTJK — Seven-roomed House, out buildings, _to., and SO aoroß of Land for S lie. Very ohoap. Grand viow of the harbour, Alsoi New 7-roomed Houbo and pearly 6 aores' DKVONPORT, Lake Koad - Several very choloo Villa Sites for Sale, having road and sea frontages, and possessing tha Ones. landsoapo views to be found around Auokland. ■COKA-A NICK NEW COl-AWB." In Now *_4_iU ton _ or g a i ev with largo shod, allot ment 40 x 1001 very ohosn. ____. , , WATTKMATARIVKR FROWTAQK.-Land for Salo at fl- per acre, lv largo or Bmall blooks. £—sy torms. -OofiK-HOUSEfor Sale in WUUam-street, _i_-.U J nß! __. at. jamtu* Ohuroh. Also, Very Comfortablo Beven-roomod Houbo, bath-room, Seo., pi 1-0-.150. ?,i< J_iUM-Gontlemßn's Villa iloalaenoo, sevan J__l rooms, ooaoh-house, atabllng. fco. £1000. RS__u;-:R...— 18 acres, for Baio 1 oicoileat soil sad splendid tJow BRIGHTON ROAD, I __noU - SiX-roomad ilcu-. for sain, slloim.ui 10z 1001 watei laid on. PrlO-,_-BCO. .-""_ PONSONHY-Naw Six-roomed Housa and Workshop for sale | two allotments ] two frontagoß 1 easy terms. . ,_,„__, _rr_LKMH _l«o For Sala at Wolkomltl, Pare -5 moromo, Stokes's Point. Waliakorol. Mahu. rangi, Nonh Shore, Papakura, fco. Also. Be. list tn _V.w Zealand Herald and WtMti New*, OH A ... WILLIAMSON, H3TJ.-3 AGKNT VntOAi: Lufc. Iji O* X' » A lv E, JL? Bt EDWARD WAYTB HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. BIRK-ENHKAD (noor Wharf)— New 0 roomed House Hath-rojm, Weih-hooso, So,; Luge Allotm.-nt; splondld view; £625 " OHKHU.NGA-Houso I. rooms) £_o0 and £100 ONtCHUNGA-Small Honsos ohoap BKAVIHLD RtJAD—Houso (8;Ooms). £JOO SKaFIKLU ROAU-Boubo ond Lot, £550 CITY (to Lcosel-Comer Shop. £3 a wotk MOUNT ALB-CRT-Homo (II) rooms), 2 aores MOUNT ALBERT—Houbb (12 rooms), 9 aores MOUNT ALHHRT—ChoIoa Building aites MOUNT EIiKN- Honso t7 rooms), 1 aore MOUNT EOEN—Hoaso j. roomsl, .-550 MOUNT Et'EN-Houso ((rooms), £210 MOUNT EDKN—Homo (7.rooms), 10 aores MOUNT KUHN— -hops, capital situation MOUNT KDEN—Choico Bulldlnß Sites RICHMOND-llonse. (3 to 4 rooms) KlOHMOND—Building Stteo HAMILION-Cholce Aero Lots CITY" (to Lease)— Manufaoturing Promises wltr or without uteam powor. fco. GREEN LANE-5 acros ; fine view KLLHRSLIK-tlou.o i 7 rooms). Corner Lot EIJiXKSLIK—ChoIoo Building Sites KDEN TKRRACE-Houso (Broomßl, largo Lot FARMS at Hamlltoui Cambridge, Pukerlmn, Whata Whata, X -lpara. Sec WANTED, Small Houses near Queen-Btreet tc Purchase or Rent O S BO EN E, • Kstato, Land, and General Commie lon Agent, 81, Queen-street. Auokland. F. J. MOSS. [W. F. O SULL-Vi... ■P. Jo MOSS & CO., HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, SnO-_TLA__>BTREI!T, Intending Buyerß are roßpeotfully Invited tc Inspect our Lust of Properties. Money to Lond at Current Ratosof Interest j_ieaiCc uIVEK OOMPLAIKIo. ... DR, KIN G' S DANDELION AND QUININE LTVKR PILLS) without Mar. oury). Thj_ Rest Rsmkdv fob UiLiooeifuse Stomach DsaarrBBMBNT, Fi-ATni,«r.oit, Punj BETWKH-. THSI SHOOLDKKS, B_kD APPKTITTi IfTDIOr-STIWr, AOID-TT, H-CAD-AOIIB, HKART btjkn, and all other symptoms of dlaorderea liver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by many eminent Burgeons to be the safest and mlldeßi pills for every constitution.—ln Boxes at Is lid, 2h Bd, and Is M. Sold by Chemists and Medicine Vendors throughout the world. Prepared by Jas. Rorke. London. Specially valuable Pllli for resident, abroad and travellers. Sold by K-.MPTHOi.Ha. Pbo3S_;b fc Co. ■• yjULPHOLINK LOTION."—An Ex -0 ternal Moans of CURING SKIN DISEASES. There is soaroolr any eruption but will yield to "Sulphollne" In a few days, and oommenoo to fade away even if It Beomi past euro. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotches, sourf, rouKhnoM, vaniah as If my maglo: whilst old, enduring skin disorders, that have plagued the Buflorerß for years, however deeply rooted they may be, " Sulphollne" will successfully attaok them. It dootroys the _nlm_lo_l_e whloh caußee these unsightly. Irritable, painful affections, and always produoes a dear, healthy naturei condition of ths skin. " Sulphollne, Lotion is cold by most Ghomlßts. Bottles, _. Sd Made by J, Pepper and Co.. Loudaa. Sold by E-KMPTHQBM-., Pboshi-h a Co. FBPPEK'S QUININE and IKON TONIC rouses and developes tho nervous energies, enriches the blood, promotes appetite dispels languor and depression, fortifies tbe dlgoßtlvo organs. Is a Bpeolflo remedy for neuralgia, ague, Indigestion, fevers of avers kind, obest affeotlons, and in waßting dlsosne' uorofulouß tendencies, Sec The whole framo Is greatly invigorated by Popper's Tonic, tha mental faculties brightened, the constitution greatly atrongthonod, and a return to robmt ealth certain. Bottles, S_ doses, Is _d| next glEe, lis. Sold by Che-Wats overywhoro. Tho name of J. Popper, Bodford Laboratory, London, must ba on the label. Thero 1b so Taolo bo oortaln In effoot ia Pappor*a (.ululna and Iron, Ula strongly recommended to rosl donta In India s—d Sno Colonloa, and r-honl always be kept ready for uw l» every oase of tBTor or febrile condition. Sold br _j_____£_g__gS____ ____£g____3 Ar.o Co. ARAXACUM AND PUDOPHYLLIN, Prepared only by J. Pepper, London, Thls'Fluld combination, axtraoted from mcdi. olnai roots, 1b now used instead of blue pill and oalomel for tho onre of dyspepsia, bi!lonßne__., and ell symptoms of oongesfloa of tho liver, which aro generally pain bonoath the shoulders, hsad-aohe, drowßlneaa, no appetite, furred Jongno, dlsasroeoble taato In tho morning, giddiness, dlotitrbsnco of tho stomaoh, and fool log of general depression. It sets the sluggish ltver lv motion, vory slightly aots on the bowels, giving o sen-o of health and comfort with 21 hours. It Ib tho safest modiolne. Taraacaonw and Podophyllin la a fluid mado oaly by J. PEPPEl..Bedford Lsboi-atory, London, whoso name Is on every label. Bottles, 23 8d and Is Od, Sold by all Ohouilals. A most vainablo and eß.c_.tl_l medicine for India, Au9tr.-Hi*, the Ospe, and Colonies genersUy, Sold by KKMFrHOKNJa. Pkosskk _UO HENDERSON'S SUPERIOR baking powder. invicta brand. ' medicalTiall, Oppoaito Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland, MR GARDNER begs to inform the Residents of Dovonport, Takapuna Lucas's Crock, Dairy Flat, Wade, and Waiwora, that having sold his Pharmacy at 181, Queon streot. Auokland, ho is in attondanco during the whole day at NORTH SHORE PHARMACY, Devon-tort. 1A A M E S O A X _ X, #1 DISPENSING AHD FAMILT CHEMIST IMKHBItH PHAItMAOKOTIOAr, SOOII-TT), HOBSON-STREET, close to WelUngton-Btr-et, AnoaiANP. N.Z OROU'S lIVJECTION.-Hygienlc, In &A falllble,andPreEervalive. Curesproiiiptlr, without ndoitlonal moan-, all reoent or ohrpnlo, discharges of the nrlnnl organs, Prlco. 6s 60 per bottle. Sold In Paris by J. Ferre (suooesspi to Bron), Pbarmaolan, 102, Hue Richelieu J in London by WUoox and Co., 833. Oxford-street, W. Agent In New Zealand, WILLIAM C, FITZGERALD, The Pharmacy, Wellington, who will forward It to any town In the Colonj on receipt of P. 0.0.



Lime _.c. ■Ground ..Li he. ground lime, i I yon SALE, ■ SOUTHGATE'B MAHURANQI HYDRAULIC GROUND IIOCHK LIME, " 1 In any quantity, for Concrato Putlis, Floors , Collars, etc. (ne_.t to stono flagging, 19 un rivalled for durability and hard-setting i qualities). For tanks nnd oilier wet I work I is n flrst-olass material, B, KEANE, SOLE A Q it. NT, j CDSTO-I-nOUSK-STBEET, I OYDRAULIC LIME, MKSSRS PUI-HAM, BANNATYNH, i- CO., j Ot Mahr vngl, bog to notify that they are pro- • porod to execute orflors for ihcilr 1-1 YD It AULIO I LIMB, either at tho Kilns or at thoir Auokland | Branch. Customhouse-atroet West, whoro all . particulars may bo obtained. Ah thin J.lmo Is , now bo well known In tha Auckland Market, P. j U. & Co. trust that Architects, Hulldurn, and Contractors will nlvo thorn a fair share ot their support. N.B.—Drain Plpos, Tiles, Hrlofcii, and • Band always 11-took I "JUMBO. 1 Ty/TAHURANGI HYDRAULIC LIME. Arj_ MAHUIIANCII LIMKS Ana Not Ai.hck. Tho Warkworth Comotit Co. (Limited) beg to Inform Builders, Contractors, and tho Oonoral Public, now Hint they havo got a good Btart I mado and thoir quarry proporly oponod out, I thoy aro most desirous that proper tests bo j mado ot tho different Malmrangl Limes, and tbo best bo spoclllcd. I Tho W. C. Co. (Limited) would only ask pur-1 chasers not to boliovo moro Interested assertions , as to this or that llino being tho host In tho markot, but to put them to tho proof, and thoy | aro qulto content to abiilo by tho result. I J. P. KIDU, Agent, 83, (Jueon-stroot. Town ! Yard, Customhouse-street West (noxt Sims and Brown's). HYDRAULIC LIME AUCKLAND. N_Z. ripHIS LIME is a Natural Cement, suit 8_ able for Concrete Buildings, Brlokwork, Plastering Buildings, Tanks. Sec II is ground tho Klniwt. Bnd Is TIHI BK3T LIME IN THE MARKET. In roply to tho popular boliof that all Limes from Mahurtngi are alike, wo ask—" Aro all quartz reefs, or are lands in the same district, alike 7* In Koroi>a.,*m Hydraullo or Cotoent Limes are tested before using, and tbe best nrioolUed. Why 'should cot tho tame ride bo followed hero! Por oublo yd. Conorete Foundations cost from _ 15s to 2£s Brlok Foundation, oost from .. 30n to Ms Conareto Building, oost from .. 23.1 to 25s Brlok Buildings cost from .. _ M. to Sss Conorete Buildings, Plasterod, Sco, will cot exceed 10 por com. ovor wood. Glroulor explaining trestm'nt sent to any ad dross, or tbo fulle.i Information glvon at tho , oAlco. JLlrne supplied wholcsalo or retail. Special torms to Doalors and Contractors taking oargoos - direot. 1 41-0 nn falo, BRICKS, PIPES. SAND, &o. JOHN WILSON te CO. J 81, Qa_an-»tre_r 1 _ ' Money. JOHN W. H A R D I E, LAND, COMMISSION. AND ESTATE AQ.C..T, Money Lent .-OMissonv Notes, Hoobkb, , FORNITtTRB, sec ' Bills Discounted Dally. Moitgsgos Negotiated, HIGH-TRBKT. AuCKtAN £111 to £1,000. VICTORIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT ABKNCY. HIGH-aTUKKT. AUCKLAND PO3ITE OITY COUNCIL OFFICES). Moiioy advano. from £10 to £1000 on Personal Security, Be ds cf Property, __h&i_r, &.O. Repayments oan be made In Instalments of Onk SHiwiNa pbu Wkkk for oaoh Pound bor rowed, or In oy way to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential. Pobi OrriC- Addiucss t Box 80, Auokland, INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUI LOIN O, LAND. , AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. INVESTMENT AND DEFOSIT 1 DEPARTMENT, All Investing Shares issued during tho enrront month participate In tho Annual Division of Profits. , Deposits fixed for a term of 0 months aro re ceived at 6 por cent. Deposits fixed for a torm of 12 months aro re ceived at 7 por cent.; interest payablo half yearly, BORROWING DEPARTMENT. 1 Thl3 Society advances, on approved Frcohold and Leasohold Property, to tlio extent of threo fourtbs ot tho value. Borrowors may pay off . part or tho whole of thoir Mortgage at any timo, ' aud after two years currency without notico or fine. Borrowers participate in Surplns Profit, FINES Not Enkokckd in Cases oh- Sick , Ness or Want of Empiovment. The Reduced Scalo of Re-payments, and any further particulars required, may bo obtalnod at tho Society's Offices, corner of Queon-stroet • and Vulcan Lane. I GEORGE ERASER, Manager, [ * UUKJ.AND FEttMANENT • _£__. 00-OPEKATIYI. BUILDING AND 1 IN VESTMENT SOCIKTI. i On-icnt l-HT. QU_nH-STBBBT. 1 LOANS granted upon approved _co______- Ol Freehold or Leasehold Properties In sums of __- to £_,000 prlnolpal and Interest bolug re payable In Instalments at tho following Re duced Rates for repayment of each Km borrowed I— Ropaymentsaxtend-p.-w-Mi- Total amount Ing over rw "■"*• reparable. . * B. d. « B. d. lyeai _. - -00 10. 0 0 I yean _, - 1 010 IDS S I Kyenrs _ . 11 T 111 II 0 1 years _ - 11 8 Ml 8 I lyetri I - II 188 18 B gr__w _ _ II 1-7 II B 10 years 8 8 183 IB I Aud n iho same proportion for smaller or lai-Ror 10-uiif. DEPOSITS.—Tho Booloty ri oolves Money on ti_n_wtt -t rutes as follows:—Kopayable at 7 days notice, S nsr onnt. per annum; ropsyable In six months. 6 per centnerpwjg^ BgoreMJT. MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES. J. CHADWICK, KAuni Gum Bkoker and Commission AGENT, QUERN-STREET. AUOKLAND (BINNEV'B AUCTION ROOMS, UPSTAIRS). EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK AND -P. LONDON, In sums to suit. FOR BALK BY ARNOLD, HINhS. AND CO.. Corner of Custom house and Fort streets. lim ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage or _V_t ar>y sum required, on torms to suit borroworß, Interest allowed on monioß plaoed on my hands till Invested.—W. V, Stevenß.ln veßtlnc Ageat, 187, Qaeen-.troet. MONEY TO LUND, in largo and small mms, at current rates of interest. Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-street. Ii*ONEY TO LEND, at a moderate I?JL ratoorinterest.-Aopiirto JACKSON _ RUSSELL, Solloltors, Fort-Btroot. MONEY TO LEND, on Heal estate, in Butoß of .350 and upward*, at the cur rent rates ol interest —Apply Wm. S. Ooohrane, 25 N. 2a, Insuranoa Buildings, or Samuel Cochrane and Son, Fort-street. MON EY TO LEND on Mortgage at Flrst-olass Froehold Beourltloa. WM. COLEMAN, Solicitor, Oorner of Queen and Shortland-streets, ONEY TO LEND, in large or small Buma, at usual rates of intoroat. CONNKLL & COnpER, t-olloltora, Vnloan liana, • 5,000 «aWAKD 1 Will bo paid to anyone who can prove that tbe - Nowly-dlsoovored i Lime Juice Pympla Is not a Palatable and Ro.rcublng Drink, in vigorating tho systom, purltylng the blood, and ' making tbo brain oloar and healthy. Can be • uaod by the most dollontoly-oonstltuted. Iv faot ■ It has been ascertained that by regulating the diet and using the Lime Juloe Pympla as a beverage, a now constitution is built up t Character and purity of ingredients guaian : teed. Invaluable amongst ohlldron. Mannf aotured solely by EHRENFRIBD BROS,, ! And Sold Wholesale and Retail by all Wine and Spirit Merchants in New Zealand.



Bowing Machines. j_-T-iBI.IBt.__U _-__-4_S_f' ' BY B)PKOU_i . J||_||#_!*fjv ASPOnHMWHI .Buy ONLY TIIK s A^iA OKLKHRATHI) \ a^*s>\a -&A A* O A MAOH INKS. The Kaalest, Simplest. Boat Made, and Most Durable. The only aewW Machine whloh has novor bosn beaten in oompotltlon. Sole ABonts In Now Zoaland t SHAKKSPKAI- AND CO., (Opposlto tho Market,) QUtttCN-HTrtHICT. W- <J. JL> * * s w s TUB -_li.--.VP 2t-WIN_ MAOHIX-IF. IMPORT.-... has JJ7ST B_oeiv_ro A --una Shipment uf the Chsltensre Maohlnt tho Wai-d— This Whits; Co,'a rsswiuo Maohiw.. Tho Most Silent Tho glioapejt Tho Most Rapid The Highest Arm The Moat Simple^ __ Tho law«J TMfl- Tho Moat Kasy to Worts Tho Bost•««*.- She Most Durablo The Staples i SbaMU Iho MMt Kleg-nt Th 9 »•»*•« n«>«li Tl___.D_-_ _Uo_. kkb Srom £i 10.. i'HB BSST ffISWIKO MAOHISM »V*B M-U)K, Prlco Ol H-NI) HAOH-HBB. £3 10i, A'-.-. ALT*--- OB HA-—*- __.__ ______ Oenuln. Blnger I B-»ter an- Ho m»» Woithelm Htandard Ho-w o Com_H_.ro Who-ler Md Wllson Qrovarand Uaker*. Jonee'sAßO Dome.--. 1 Ando-t-r good makes traoM 38, D, I'M- Win I 28, 6D. PBB Wl»*l ah. _u-niix_-. ooi-Uirarum- OT_e_- Maohln-s oaa be had of mr Ag_>_ l- N. McLean and Ca, I .onoor Btpre. Whangare I Thomas Wells, Cambridge: Wi-t-unStovensOß Onehunga i B. Wayte, HwnUtoa t Pnru_ll and HotL-e, eisbornet HrennsniinaOo-, T-rurwiaa „nd al other plooei. T flX GH X AT [) 8P0T> QUKKN-9TRKKT. SINGBKS BkWINQ MaOHINBS Rlnff-rn MBohln_ -335! oecisiv. M^s; SlDßor'e Docielve M___d__2 BtnKor-_ IJooißive _!_w„2 Slnßor-a Uool.lve uJSmSS Hineor*. Unolulvo _.?__ SJ_ Btaoßß's Ueolslvo MSS Bini_cr'e Dectrlvo Maonino.! g£@ Decisive Machtee. Sln_or*« nnd _.!_{. „J_ 81nKt>r*B OvenvholtirmK _.?SStSS2 aiDKor-a OvorwhelminK S^SS BlnSort Ovor-heirnlng «_ihti.2J Singer"- Ovorwhelminß _*j!S}52! Slnvror*. Overwhelming M«oti nas _.In_.o-*B Ovorwholmlnß Maohlne_ 81-gSrt Ovonvhelmlnß Mwbteej tttniior*. •nctory for tho Slnsrer Mach nes Blrgar*B Vlotory mJSw-S Blrgert Viowry m__S___s_2 Sl-Sor*. 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.Thames Valley Baliway. mHE THAMES VALLEY AND ROTORVA RAILWAY COMPANY LIMITED. Notico is licneby given that in accordance with the provision-" of "T_u District Hallways Act, 1877," tho above-mentioned—Tho Thames Valloy and Rotorua Hail way Company (Limited) -have caused the middle lino and direction of the Railway proponed to bo constructed under tho said Act to ho sot, forth on a Plan and desoribed in a Bool: of Reference, showing the lands required to bo takon ior the same, and the names of tho owners and occupiers of such lands, bo far as thoy can be ascertained; and copies of tho said plan and book o£ reference havo been deposited at tho under-mentioned public places in tho district within which tho said Railway is intended to be constructed, namely: Tho Post-office, Momnsvillo; Tho Resident Magistrate s Court, Harail- Tho Resident Magistrate's Court, Cam- And-tßt_o Publio Works Offioo, Wel lington. Notioo la also hereby Riven that tho area it is proposed to oonstituto a Railway District tor tho purposes of tho said Aot contains J-ivo hundred and forty-cleft- thousand acres (or theroabouts) bounded as follows,, that is to say: Commencing at tho north-west cornor pr Motumaho No. 2 Block, thenco north-easterly along tho northern and western boundary or the said block and north-western boundary of the Taukoro Block to tho Piako river, thenco southorly along tho western bank of tho Piako river to its function with tho Waitakaruru stream, thenco south-westerly along thp centre of tho Bald last-mentioned stream to its junction with tho Topohaehao stream, thonco south easterly along tho oontro of tho last-mentioned stream to tho south-east cornor of tho lo Mutu No. 2 Blook, thonco by a b( might lino bearing N 52s K. 202 chains to the survoyod road-lino from Movrinsvillo to the Matanmta road, through the Maui gatapu Block, thenco easterly by tho southorn boundary of tho said road to to tho north-oast corner ot Subdivision Lot,4 of Block VIII., Miiungakawa survoy district, thenco south-easterly by tho south-west bound ary of the surveyed road to Motamata from Wathou Township to tho south-cast boundary of Subdivieion Lot 1 of Block VIII., Maunga kawa Survey distrlot. thence easterly in a straight lino to tho Waihou Rivor, through Ing 679. tlionce by tho south-east sldo of tho said Waihou rivor to tho Wairero Btream, thenco along tho centro of tho Bald Walroro stream to tho north-east corner of Block Okauia No. 1, thenco by a lino hearing S. 21" W. 420 chains, thonco by a lino bearing S. 2_-I_. 130 chains, thonco by a lino bearing S. 10° 1-,. 201 chains, thonco by a line bearing S. 25" J-. 185 chains, thenco by a straight lino lo tho norlhormost cornor ot Blook Whnill-I.urunul No. 4a (nor thern portion), thonco by the easterly boundary of tho Inst-mentionod block to tbo south cast comer of Block Whaiti-Kuranui 4d, thonco south-easterly along tho centre ot tho waiwa kangau stream to tho north-west corner of Block Paengaroa No 4, thenco by the >outh wost boundary of tho last-mentioned block to tho south oast boundary of iho same block, thenco easterly by a straight lino to tho north east corner of Blook Whuili-Kuranui (northern portion) 2i>, thence by tbo south-east boundaries of Blocks Whalli Kuranui (northern portion) _n>, 2k, 2n, la, in, aud lo respectively, and the south-oast boundary of Block Whaiti-Kuranui (southern portion) Ia to tho north-east cornor of the Kokako Block, thonco by tho north-east boundary of tho Kokako Block to the south east boundary of tho said Kokako Block, thonco In a straight lino to tho north-oast corner pf Block Tokoroa No. 1, thenco by tho easterly and south-easterly boundary of tho last-mon tioned block te the southorly boundary of tho samo block, thence by tho southerly boundary of tho samo block 420 chains, thenco by a hno bearing S. K>" K. 140 chains, thonco by a lino bearing S. 85' W. 68 chains, thenco by a lino bearing S. 13' E, to tho north bank of tho \\ ni kato River, thenco westerly and northerly by tho sold bank of tho Woikato river to the south west cornor of tho Walpa Block, thenoo by tho Bouth-wost boundary of tho said Walpa Block to tho BOuth-_astern cornor of tho said block, thenco along tho eastern boundary of Blocks Waipa and Hlnuwera No. 1 respectively to tlio northernmost cornor of Block Mangawhara N o. 2, thenco by a lino bearing N. 29" W. 58 chains (or thoroabouts) to the junction of tho Manga- Wohca stream with tho Waitoa river, thenco along tho said Mangavvehea Btream to the , north-east boundary of tho Pukotutu Block, thonco north-west by tho said boundary of tho Pukotutu Block to tho Manganapa stream, thenco north-westerly by a straight lino to tlio northernmost point of To Tapui Block, thenco In a Btraight lino to tho south-east cornor of Blook Kiwltahi IK, thonco by thp southorly boundary of the said Block I_Jv.ita.il IE to Block Kiwltahi 2. thonco by tho southern boundary of tho said Block Kiwltahi 2 to tho boundary between To Konehu and 'lo Tapuhl Blocks, thenco north-west by a BtrniL'ht lino to tho southernmost point of Block Kiwitabi 3n. thenco by tho south-west boundaries of tho said Block Kiwltahi 3it and Block Kiwltahi Jo to Trig 7ft.. thenco by '-ho westerly boundary of Block Tahuroa >.'o. - to tho Kuranui Block, thonco westerly by tho south-east boundary of tho Kuranul Block to the south-west boundary of tho said Kuranui Mock, thenco by tho lust mentloncd boundary to tho Waltakarura Btroam, thenco north-easterly by tho last-men tioned Btream to tho westerly boundary of Block Motomaho 2, thenco by tho last-mentioned boundary to tho starting point, Notico Is also hereby given that tho said Company havo transmitted, or will, beforo tho twentieth day of March, 1883, transmit to tho Piako and Tauranga County Council.i a notico containing, or accompanied by, tho following particulars :— (1.) A copy of the Plan and Book of Reforonco and an estimate of tho cost of tho pro posed Railway and of tho equipment thereof. (2.) A statement of the maximum rate ot tolls and charges for tho carriago of animals, goods, merchandise, and pas sengers proposed to be cliargcd on such Railway. O.) A statement of tho maximum rent or charge to bo mado for tho storago of goods, produce, or merchandise. (1.) A statement of tho minimum number of trains to bo run daily. (5.) A specification of tho rato It Is nroposed to lovy in vespect of tho various classes of land hereinafter mentioned. Notico is also hereby glvon that tho manner in which it is pi )'.osod the said lands in such district shall bo -lassilled for tho purposes Of tho said Act shall bo as follows: That portion of tho said district comprising tho blocks or portion of blocks named and num bered, or named only, Taukoro, No. 2,701; 5,117 acres of tho Motamaoho No. 2, No. 3,210: tho Township |of Moirinsville; 5.661 acres of Kuranul, No. __o; 151 acres of Tahuroa No. 2, No. 1.110 ; To Mutu No. 2, No. 1107 ; To Mutu, No. 1. No. 1107; 4,371 acres of To-au-o-Walkato, No. 759; 128 acres, 391 acres, and 45 acres of Waikuku No. 1. No. 633. No. 2, No. 03., and No. 3, No. 633 respectively; 8,251 acres of Maunga tapu, No. 1303; 71 nores of Pakarau, No. 653; 1,101 acres of Kiwltahi No. la, No. 4,488; To Waikaukau, No. 1,105; Kahutoponoa, No. ,01; Matakirao, No. 356 ; Pakarau, No. 518; 153 acres of Klrlhonl, No. 1075; 30 acres of Pakarau Pa, No. 767; 320 acres ot Pakarau Pa. No. 767 n; Pakarau Pa, No. 767 c; 331 acres of Pakarau Pa, No. 767 E; 331 aores of Pakarau Pa, No. J67F; Te-pao-o-Turawam, No. 3, No. 169; Te-pae-o- Turawaru, No. 756; sub-divisions 1,2, S, 6,7,8,0,10, ond 627 acrea of sub-division 5,366 ncros of sub division 12, 807 acres of sub division 11, nnd 913 acres of subdivision 4 of tho same block; 5,310 acros of Mataroato, No. 603; 90 acres of Lot No. 1, Parish of Waitoa ; 18 acros of Hungahunga No. 3. No. 3,498 j 653 aoros of Whakatakataka, No. 3,615; 78 acres of Tarainorahi, No. 3, No. 3,602; Wolrnnga; 240 acros of Tarnmorahi No. 1. No. 3,501; 20 acres k>f Aratiatia, No. 4265; Whangarau, No, 3,500 ; Wharetungata, No. 413; Natlvo Boservo; T. 099 acros of Turanga-o- Moana, No. 2,473; 1,812 acres of Mangawhoro, No. 2,895. 7,980 acreß of Pnkotntu No. 1, No. 891 and 892; Mangawhoro No. 2. No. 4,083; 1,626 aores of Hlnuwera No. 1, No. l-B; Mangawhara No. 1, No. 3,941; 519 acros of Mangawhara No. in; 33 acres of Mangawhara No. i ; Okorolro Nos. 621 and 622, oostorn sub divisions numbered 1, . 3,4, 5, and 6 respectively ; Okoroire (othor Sortione), 8064 acreß: Okorolro Western Sub- Ivision No. 1,1,127 acros, No. 2,l___ acros.|No. 3,1.152 aores. No. 4,1,578 acros, No. 5 and No. 0. 1,311 aores; Mangapouri, No, 4,089; Mangapouri No. _, No. 4089; northom portion of Mangaka rotn, No. 4,306,581 aoros: other portion of Man fakarotu, No. 4,306, 12,069 acres; Wakaara amoiii. No. 4,911; Opouaru, No. 1,925 ; Manga rautawhlri, No. 4,926, and 1-kuranga, No. 4,920, 8,320 ncres: respectively as tho samo is de lineated and bordorcdi-od on tho plan of tho said railway distrlot dopoßited in tho registered office of tho Company shall bo of tho First Class, referred to in section 10 of tho said Act. That portion of tho said diatriot comprising the blooks and portions of blooks named ana numbered. Or named only, Tab—-oa No. 2, No. 1,110, 3,792 acrea; Waikttku Nd. 1, No. 633, 630 acros; Waikuku No. 2, No. 633,332 acres; Wai kuku No. 3, No. 633, 491 acres; Pakarau, No. 083, 730 acres; Toan-o-Waikato, No. 759, 2,771 aoros; Kiwltahi No. So, No. 1,099, fi-10 acres: Kiwltahi No. 3n, No. 1099,1.440 acres: Kiwitalu No. la, No. 4,188,013 aoros; Kiwltahi No. ln.No, 4,488,100 oorcs; Kiwitahi No. lc. No. 4,488, 200 acres; part of To pao o-Turawaru No, 750, 616 aoros; Towhenua-to-Tivvn. No. 756; To-paoo- Turawaru, No. 756, sub divisions 11,605 nores,— 12, 187 acres.—l 3, 14; 16, 160 acres,—ls; 6, 125 acres,—and 4,384 acres; Blook VIII,, Maunga kawa survey district, sub-division lots 4, 3, 2, and 128 aores of sub-division lot 1; portion of lot No. 1. Parish of Waitoa, 150 acres; Matamata, No. 693,118 acres; Hungahunga No. 3, No. 3,498, 864 aoros; Tarainorahi, No. 2,362 acreß; Whak atakataka, No. 3.615, 750 acres; Hungahunga No. 1, No. 3.496,1,280 aores; HungahuiiKa No. 4, No. 3,499, 135 acres; Aratiatia, No. 1,266, 1,730 aoros; Waiharakoko West, 30 acres; Tarnmo rahi No. 3, No. 3,502,8 acres; Taramorahi No. 1, No. 3,501,10 aoros; Turanga o-Moana. No. 2,473 13,401 acres; Pukotutu No. 1, Nos. 891 and 892, 9,010 aoroa; To-pae-o-Turowaru, No. 756, 192 acres; Te-Tapui, No. 1098,525 acros; Hlnuwera No. 1, No. 653, 210 acres; Mangawhara No. In, 308aores; Mangawhara No. 2,807 acres; Man gawhara No. 3: Mangawhara No. 1, 45 acres; Okorioro, Nos. 621 and 622, western sub-division; 1,988 acres—2,794 aorea—3,s32 aores—4,sl2 aoros— 6,565 acrcs-and 7; Mangawhoro, No. 2,895, 4,376 acrea; Okaula No. 1, No. 3,878, 2.500 acres; Tua raparahahahn No. 1, No. 4,086; Tuaraparahalia ha No. 2, No. 4,087; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 6A, 77 acres ; Rangitanuku No. 1, No. 4,313; Rangitu nuku No. 3, No. 4,313; Rangitanuku No. 2, 010 aoros; Rangitanuku No. 4, No. 4,313,832 acres; Piaka Mangaotua, 1,100 acres; Piaka Mangaoa tua, No. 2, 631 aores; WhaHl-Knranui, No. 2e. weatorn portion, 2.-190 aoros; Wbaiti-Kuranui No.2c,wostorn portion,3,Bso acros; Whaiti-Kura nuiNo.2D,3,7llaoros;Whalti-KuranuiNo.2c,eaßt- ern portion, 128 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 2a, No. 2,1,113 aoros; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 2e, east ern portion, 608 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 2a, No. 1, 3,020 aores; Whaiti-Kuranui No. lA, northorn portion, 5,120 acros; Whaitl-Kurami, No. in, 1,152 aores; Whaiti-Kuranui, No. 10, 96 acres; Kokako No. 1,090, 3,437 acres; unsur voyed native land between Kokako and To Whetu, 1,658 acres; To Whetu. No. 4,098, 3,439 acres; Tokoroa No. 1, No. 4,917, 1,420 acros; Pakuranga, No. 4,930, 2,912 acros; Waotu, 7,320 aoroa; Pokaiwhonua Huhihuhitaha, No, 2,961, 8,826 acres; Mangakaretu, No. 4,308, west cor ncr, 1,069 acres; respectively, as tho same is delineated and bordered yellow on tho plan of tho said railway district deposited in tho regis tered office of tno said Company, shall bo of tha Second Class referred to in section 10 of the sold Act. That portion of the said district comprising the following blocks and portions of blocka, named and nnmborcd, or named only, Tahuroa No. 2, No. 1,116,134 acros; Kiwitahi No. 30, No. 1,099,659 aores; Kiwitahi No.3n, 1,099,290 acros; Kiwitahi No. 3A, No. 1,099, 559 acres: Kiwitahi No. 2, No, 766, L 616 acres; Kiwitaki No. le, No. 4i488; Kiwitahi No. Id; Kiwitahi No. If; To pae-o-TiHuwaru, No. 7.0, west side, 2,600 aores te-pae-o-Turawaru, No. 756, south-east corner



Thames Valley Railway. 1 1,990 acres: To-Tapul, No. 1,093, 1,883 aores; * Okauia No. 1, No. 3,878,1,311 acres; Okauia No. / 4. 608 acres; Okauia No. 3, 673 acres: Okauia No. 1, 3,103 acres; Okauia No. 2, 320 acres WhaitiKur.nui No. 6a 2,911 acres; Whaiti- | Ruranui No. 0, 1,185 acres; Rangitanuku , No. 2, No. 1,118, 360 acres: Rangitanuku No. 1, i No. 1,313, 178 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 5, \ 4,019 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 4, 1,-61 acres; PiakaMancnoatua, I,3ooacres; Piaka Mangoa tua No. 3; Wlu.lti-Ku_anui No. 3b, 1,920 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 3a, 1,160 acres: Whaiti- I Kuranui No. 2c, eastern portion, 4.1C0 acres; 1 Whaiti Kuranui No. 2d, 256 acres; Whaiti- Kuranui No. 2e, eastern portion, 4,418 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui 2a, No. 2, 505 acres: Whaiti- Kuranui 2a, No. 1,1,01.2 acres ; Whaiti-Kuranui la, northern portion, 5,000 acres; Whaiti-Kura nui Id, 170 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui In, 1,620 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui lc, 700 acres; Whaiti- Kuranui lA.southernportion.eiOaores; Kokako, No. 1,090,2,300 aores; unsurvoyed land between Kokako and Tokoroa, 7,317 acres; To Whotu, No. 1,092, 359 acres; Tokoroa, No. 1, No. 4,917, 18.900 acres: Paku anga. No. 4,920,1312 acres; Matanuku, No. 5,207, 18,818 aores: Waotu, No. 5,221, 20,217 acres; Huihiiitaha-Pokaiwhenua, 2,600 acres; respectively, as tho samo is deline ated and bordered blue on tho plan of tho said railway district deposited in the registered office of tho said Company shall be of tho Third Class referred to in section 0 of tho said Act. That portion of the Baid district comprising tho blocks and portions o_ blocks named and numbered, or named only, Whaiti-Kuranui Ca, 128 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 6 2.163 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 5, 4,307; Whaiti- Kuranui, No. 4, 5,083 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui, 3b, 1,650 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui 3A, 7,136 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui 2c, eastern portion, 6,027 acros; Whaiti-Kuranui _E, eastern portion. 3,872 acres; Whaiti Kuranui 2'n; Whaiti-Kuranui 2a, No. 2, 350 acres: Whaiti Kuranui 2a, No. 1. 952 acrea . Whaiti-Kuranui la, northern portion, 5,218 acres; "Whaiti-Kuranui In, 2.J00 acres; Whaiti- Kurunul lc, 1,211 acros; Whaiti-Kuranui la, southern portion, 1,727 acres; Kokako No. 1,090, 1,651 acres; unsurvoyed native land be tween Kokako and Tokoroa, 11,175 acres; Tokoroa No. 1 No. 4,917,11,362 acres; Tokoroa No. 2 No. 1,917. 17,805 acres; Te Whakamaru- Mangaiti, 45,200 acres; Mnrnetai, No. 4,982, 20.000 acres: respectively, as tlio samo is de lineated and bordered green on the plan of tho said railway district deposited in the registered oltlco of the saidCornpanysliall beof tho Fourth Class referred to in section 10 of tho said Act. Notico is also hereby given that the maximum rato of tolls nnd charges for tho curriago of animals, goods, merchandise, and passengers proposed to be charged on such Railway snail be us follows :— Goods and G-.ni._u_ Merchandise. s. d. Per ton, per milo 0 6 Minimum woight, 2 cwt. Minimum charge 10 In addition to abovo charges a terminal clnii..o will be mado, not exceeding, per ton 3 0 AoiticuLTUßAii Produce, Grain, Wheat, Barley, Oats. For any distance not exceeding 4 miles— por ton .. 2 6 For overy milo after tho Ilrst 1 miles and not exceeding 40 miles—per ton por milo .02 For overy milo after tho first 40 milcs por ton per milo 0 1 Minimum weight—2 tons For overy loading or unloading by Com pany—por ton ..0 6 Hay, Chaff, Straw, Turnips, Man golds, Sec. For any distanco not oxeooding 5 miles— por truck 7 ■'• For every milo after tho first 5 miles, and not exceeding 50 milos—por truck per mile .. .. .. 0 7 For ovory milo after tho first 50 miles— por truck per milo ..06 Quantities less than a truck will be charged as a full truck For every loading or unloading done by Company—per truck .. .. ..6 0 Carriages, Carts, Wagons, &c. For any distanco not oxeooding 10 miles— por milo 10 For every milo after first 10 miles—por milo .. 0 3 Minimum oharge 10 0 Heavy Wagons charged at double rates. Cattle, Horses, Sheep. Horses.—Ono only, for any distanco not cxeeeding 10 miles 8 8 Horses.—Ono only, for every mile aftor first 10 milos—por milo .. .. 0 2_. For each additional horso, belonging to samo owner, for any distanco not ex ceeding 10 miles 7 0 For each additional horso, belonging to samo owner, for ovory mile after iirst 10 miles—por milo 0 2 Cattlo, Calves, Sheep, Goats, and Pigs, in small lots, will ba charged as a truok load, or at the following rates :— Cattlo, ono only, for any distanco not ex ceeding 10 miles .. .. .. ..7:0 For every milo after first 10 milos—per milo 0 2 For each additional ono, belonging to samo owner, for any distance not ex ceeding 10 miles 4 (t For each additional ono, belonging to same owner, for evory milo aftor first , __ 10 mllcs-por milo 0 *T Calves (ono year old and under). Sheep, Goats, or Pigs, ono only, for any dis tanco not exceeding 10 miles .. ..2 6 Calves (one year old and under), Sheep, Go.itß, or Pigs, ono only, fori ovory milo after ilrst 10 miles 0 1 Calves (ono year old and under), Sheop, Goats, or Pigs, for ouch additional ono belonging to same owner, for any dis tanco notOxceeding 10miles .. ~13 Calves (ono year old and under), Sheop, Goats, or Pigs, for each additional ono belonging to samo owner, for overy mile after first 10 miles - per milo .. 0 0: Or, if mixed consignment, as a truck load of Cattlo. All animals must be loaded and unloaded h> owners, who must tako ontlro responsibilit. and risk. Wool, Shbepskins, _.c. Undamped, por bale (balo not to exceed 4c wt.), tor anjsdistanco not exceeding 12 miles—per bale 10 Unduniped, por balo (bale not to exceed 4c\vt.), for overy milo after tho first twolve miles-por balo nor milo ..0 1 Double dumped, per balo (balo not to ex ceed Bcwt.), for any distanco not ex ceeding 12 miles—por balo .. ~16 Double dumped, por balo (balo not to ex ceed Bc\vt.), for every mile aftor tho first 12 miles—per balo por milo ..0 2 For each loading or unloading dono by Company— For iindum pert -per balo 0 3 For doublo dumped—por balo ... ..0 6 Timber, per 100 Superficial Feet.



Sawn tlmbor, per 100 feot (superficial), (or any distanco not exceeding 18 miles— por 100 superficial feet 10 For overy milo aftor tho first 18 milea, and not exceeding 50 miles—por 100 super ficial font por milo .. ' 0 C_ For ovory milo niter tho first 50 miles— por 100 superficial feot per milo .. 0 01 Timber carried iv singlo waggons; mini mum quantity, 1,200 superficial feet When timber is ovor 26 feet long, a check waggon or waggons will bo charged for Minimum charged for each consignment 2 6- Australian and Tasmanian timber will bo charged at rate and a half For ouch loading or unloading dono by Company—por 100 superficial feet .. 0 3 Firewood, Posts, Rails, House Blocks, &c. For any distance not exceeding 7 mile— por truck 7 0 For every milo after first 7 miles, and not exceeding 25 miles—per truck .. .. 010 For ovory milo aftor first 25 miles—por truck 0 6 For each loading or unloading dono by Company—per truck .. .. ..5 0 A truck load must not exceed 5 tons in weight Small lots, or part consignments, will bo charged as a truck load or-as mer chandise, ut option ot Consignor Minerals, fco, Animal Manure, Bricks, Drain Pipes, Stone, Lime, Coal, &o. For any distance not exceeding 12 miles— portoa .. .. ~ .'. ..3 0 For every milo after first 12 miles, and sot exceeding 60 miles-per ton per milo .;■'__ _ '..'__ ..0 2 For every mile after first 60 miles, and not exceeding 75 miles-per ton per mi'e .. .. 0 1 For overy milo after ilr_t 75 miles—per ton per mile __ 0 0i Minimum quantity, 1 tons For oaoh loading or unloading done by Company—por ton .. .. ... ..10 Passenger Rates. First Cits.", Slnglo-ror milo .. ..0 3 do do Minimum ohargo ■• 0 8 BeoondClass,ainglc-permilo " .. _ 0 2 do do Minimum charge _ 0 i First Class, Return—per milo .. . o__ do da Minimum charge ..0 9 Beoond Class, return-per mi'e _ ..0 3 do do Minimum charge ..0 6 Notice Is also herabj given that the mexlmum rant or ohar„o to be made for tho storage of ?:oods, produce, or merohandise, shall be as ollows :— Storage. Gd per day per ton Storage will bo oharged on all Good, not removed by Consignees wlihln 12 working hours of their arrival, oxoept at wajsldo stations, where 2s per week will bs charged. I Demurrage. A ohargo for Dernurrago on trooks will be made as f olio wa: — A t tor 1 working hours from arrival and up to 8 working houra, 5a per ti-aoR and *f tor 8 working hours, 10s per truck per day, or part ot a day. TABIFF. Notice ia also hereby glvon that the minimum number of trains to be run dally shall be—Be tween Morrlnsvllle arid Putarnru Junotlon (whore It is intsi ded tho lino to Rotorua shall branch off) i Ono train eaoh way per day, Sun days exooptod. From Putaru-u Junotlon to end of lino :As tho traffic may (lonian-. .Haulage to bo either by homo or locomotive, at tho op tion ot tho Company. Andnt.tlco isaleoht-reby given that the rato It la proposed to levy In reepeot of the various classes ot land horeinbeforo mentioned shall be— An annual maximum rate of etfthtpanoa per acre for every aore of land comprised and being In the first class. An sunn..l maximum rate of sixpence per aore fur -every aore of land comprised - and being in the second olaes. An annual maximum rate of threepence per acre for evory aore of land comprlaed and being in the third class. An annual maximum rate of one penny per aire for ovorr acre of land comprised and being in the fourth class, By order of the Board of Dlreotors of the said Company. JOHN BATGEB, Secretary. '■ -M ■ ' 1 Q. *AS IS W OK KS. /JLASB •^"OBKBI Our landing Artlolea this weak aret Co___r> tloners' Jars, Is per lb; 3 Glass Jugs for la Bd | Lamp Chimneys, 3 t or Bd j Glass Balls fox i Shooting at. In quantities to suit purchasers i Batten Shades, all aires i Fish Globes and Bold Fish, very oheapi M, COOK & SONS, VBEE-U-.'S BIT.



Mbmcal PnACT_TiONER_ will find that inia. JJipient phthisis, chronic bronchial affections, complicated asthmatical complaints, and in most cases where tho breathing powers are opprea led and constricted, with corresponding' loss of vital energy, Sec Aickin's Syrup ol Eucalyptus with Hypophosphite of Lime and , Quinine, is an effective pharamaceutical prepa- . ration of great value. i!t has tho effect of ." speedily stimulating the bronchial mucous membrane aud freeing tenacious phlegm, &0., thereby affording great relief in disiressing coughs. Its action upon lung tissues is undoubt. ' edly healing and reparative. Upon the gene- ,1 ralhealth this medicine is f^rraanontly tonic, imp arting a vitality beyond tlie normal Btate of the patient. The effect upon the breathing poworfl Is quiokly apparent, the result being that the sufferer experiences' considerable relief, and tut—Bate recovery. ' ■ X> OVAL MAI- LINK OF COACHES,: ALTEIUTIONOFTIME-TABLB, The Royal Mail Coach (c__r__-nKpas_--_«r.l' " will on and after Ist January, 1833, and/ until. further notice, run to the following Time table:— Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Ealk way Station dally at 8.15 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from - Auokland. _'-„-_.'-'-. Leave Hamilton for To Aroha on Tuesdayf**, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 pan.: re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Weaset» days, and Fridays, at 10 a.m. Booking Offices : . • (.Wynne's Hotel, Hamilton "West; Coloman- Hotel, To Aroha; and at my Promises, Kirtr. wood and Lake-streets, Cambridge. *,-, ,' W. K. CAKTER, Proprietor. Cambridge, December .1882 .



TELEPHONK LINE OF ROYAL . I MAIL COACHES. NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA If TIME TABLE:- ' " Leave Victoria Whaiif, DevO-TPOBT—f— 7.45 and 10.20 a.m.. and 2 and 1.20 p.m. „ Leave Takapuna Schoolhousj-—at 8.45 ana 11 a.m„and3ands.l5 p.m. . ,_,_, SUNDAYS. - Leavo DItvoNPORT -at 1-40 - a m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. Lcavo Takapoka— at 11.15 a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p.m. FARE EACH WAY, ONE SHD-JNO. BY QUICK, Proprietor^ _m riivvs it---; tabm.' ■ Leave_*_ HUI- .. ..AAA 5.1. am "...O&m Ham -J0»ro Ipm 1.15 cm M-POJ Lesve Nattona" 3_»-~ • oam UO-lSans 11.15 am lift) to J.<Spm Wpm (.sopm ,-;:..-. ' Srcsp. Tuesdays and ThUM_ayr. When ta* from Auokland and 10.50 from Asylum -rill _•!*_, anil Irnm t-» *Vi«m. UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CAHDLE COMPANY LIMITED). . MANUFACTURERS OF COMMON *ND TOILET SOAPS, CANDLES. PEANUT, AND OTHER LUBRICATING OILS. Soap and Candle Works t Pa__.__n Oil Works t Cus-omhoush-tk-ict West- Warohonse and Offloea; Lowbb Aibkbi E-ERKKT. :.".. .. - . yAjA Cash PurobJ-sew of Tallow and Rough Fat, Delivery taken at their Parnell Works Warahwiae.