Thames Valley Railway.

'. rip II E TIIA ME S VAL LE V j X j AND ROTOR U A It Alt, WAY COMPANY LIMITED. I Notico is hereby given that In accordance .villi tho provision- of " Tlio District Railways Act, 1877," tlio abovo-int'litloned—Tho Thames Valley and Rotonm Rail way Company (Limited) ■ —havo caused the middle line and direction of tlio Railway proposed to be constructed under tiro .aaid Act to bo set forth on a Plan and described in a Hook of Reference, showing the Linda required to be tnl.cn for tiro same, and tlio names of tlio owners and occupiers of 3uch lruirls, so far ns they can lie ascertained; and copies of the said plan and book of reference have been deposited at tho undor-incntloued public places in tho district within which tho aaiil Railway ia intended to be constructed, . namely:

Tho Posl-olliee, Morrltißvillo; The Resident Magistrate's Court, Hamil ton; Tlio Resident Magistrate's Court, Cam bridge; And ul; tho Public Works Ofilcc, Wel lington. Notico Is also liorcby given that tho area Ilia proposed to constitute a Railway District for tlio purposes of tho said Act contains Five hundred and forty-eight thousand aorca (or thereabouts) bounded as follows, that is to say:

Commencing at tho nortU-west corner of Motumaho No. !i Block, thence north-easterly along Iho northern and western boundary of the said block and north-western boundary of tho Tiiukoro Block lo tlio Pinko river, thenco southerly along liro western bank of tho Plako river to Its junction with tho Waitakaruru stream, thenco south-westerly along the centre of tho fiaiil last-mentioned stream to its junotion Willi tho Topehaehac stream, thenco south easterly along the centra of Iho last-mentioned stream to Ihe soiiih-cnsl. corner of tho To Mutu No. 2 Block, thenco by a straight lino bearing N. 52" K. 202 cliains to tlio surveyed road-lino from Mor.insvillo lo tho Matanmta road, through Iho Muuiigatapu Block, thenco easterly by tire southern boundary of Iho said road to to tho north-east corner of Subdivision Lot I of Block Vlll., Miumgakawa survey district, thenco south-easterly by the south-west bound ary of tho surveyed road to Matumata from ' Wnlhon Township to tiro south-east boundary of Subdivision Lot 1 of itlook VIII., Maunga kawa Survey district, thenco easterly in a straight lino lo tlio Wallimt River, through Trig 573, thenco by tho south-east slcio of tho said Wulhou river to tho Walroro stream, thonco along tho centra of tho said Walroro stream to tho north-cast corner of Block Okaula No. I, thenco by v lino bearing S. 21° W. 120 chums, thenco by a lino bearing S. 25' E. 130 chains, tlioneo by a lino bearing H. 10' li, 201 chains, thenco by a lino bearing S. 25" li, 185 chains, thenco by a straight lino to tho noithormost corner o£ Block Whaiti-Kuranui No. Ia (nor thern portion), thenco by tho easterly boundary of tho last-mentioned block to tho south oast cornor of Block. Whaiti-Kuranui 4d, thonco south-easterly along tho ccntro of tho Waiwa kangnu stream to tho north-west cornor of Block Pacngnron No _, thonco by Iho south west boundary ot tho last-mentioned block to tlio south-east boundary of tho some blook, thenco easterly by a straight lino to tho north oast corner of Block Whaiti-Kuranui (uorthorn portion) 2i>, thenco by tho south-east boundaries of Blocks Whaiti-Kuranui (northern portion) 2d, 2e, 2b, la, in, nnd lo respectively, and tho south-east boundary of Block Whaiti-Kuranui (southern portion) Ia to tho north-east cornor of tho Kokako Block, thenco by tho north-oust boundary of the Kokako Block to tho south east boundary of the said Kokako Block, thenco In a straight lino to tho north-east oorner of Blook Tokoroa No. 1, thonco by tho easterly ' and soutli-cnstorly boundary ot tho last-men tioned block to tho southerly boundary of tho sanio block, thonco by tho southerly boundary of tho same block 126 chains, thonco by a lino bearing S. 10' ... 110 chains, thonco by a lino bearing S. 85' W. 08 chains, thenco by a lino ■■ boaring S. 13' 1.. to tho north bank of tno Wal '. kuto River, thenco westerly and northorly by tlio said bank of tho Walkato rivor to tho south- I west corner of tho Walpa Block, thonco by tho south-west boundary of tho said Walpa Blook ' to tho south-eastern corner of tho Bald block, i thenco along the eastern boundary of Blocks : Waipa and lllmiwera No. 1 rcsncctivoly to tho ' northernmost corner of Itlock Mangawhara No. 2, thenco by n lino bearing N. 20 W. 58 chains I (or thereabouts) to tho junction of tho Manga i Wolu- stream with tho Walton river, thenco I along tho said Mangawchca stream to the : north-onst boundary of tlio Pukotutu Block, 1 thenco north-west by iho Bald boundary of tho | j'ukotum Block to tho Mangauapa stream, ' thenco north-westerly by a straight lino to tho i northernmost point of To Taptii Block, thenco ;in a .trnight lino to tho south-east cornor of Block Kiwitalrl li:, thenco by the southerly boundary of (ho said Block Khvltahi Ik to Block Kiwltahi 2. thenco by tho southern boundary of tho sairl Block Kiwltahi 2 to tlio ! boundary between To Koiiehu and To Tapuhi I Blocks, thence north-west by a straight lino to j ihu iiinilhci-unioit point of Block Kiwltahi 3u. thence by the Miiiti.-w-st boundaries of the s_tid Block l-iwitnlii 3n anil Block Kiwltahi 3o lo I Trig 7115, thence by tlie westerly boundary of [ Block Tnhurim No. 2 to tho Kuranul Block, : ihence v. CMlm-iy by the south-east boundary of i the Kurunui Block t.) the couth-west boundary |of lhe said Kuranui Block, thenco by the lust ■ mentioned boundary to tho Waitakaruru i stream, thonco north-easterly by tho last-men i tioncd stream to tho westerly boundary of Block Motomaho 2, thenco by the last-mentioned ! boundary to tlio start Ihk point.

Notico is-also hereby given that tho said Company Irafo transmitted, or will, beforo the twentieth day of Mnrch. 1-SJ. transmit to tho Pinko and Tiiurnnga County t'oirneilft a notico i containing, or accompanied by, the following. • particulars :— (I.) A copy of tlio Plan and Book of ltoferonco and an estimate ot tho cost ot tho pi-o -por.c.l Railway and of tlio o .uipmont thereof. t_.) A statement of tlio maximum rate of iolia ami charges fop tho oarnngo of uulmals, goods, merchandise, and pas sengcra proposed to bo charged on such Kaiiway. "(3.) A statement ot" tho maximum rent or charge to ho made for tho storage of gsods, produce, or merchandise, II.) A statement of tho minimum number ol trains to bo run daily. 15.) A ppccillcation of tho rato It is liroposcd to levy in respect of tho varlota classes of land hereinafter mentioned, Notico is also hereby given that tho manner in which it In proooscd tho said lands In such district shall bo classilled for tho purposes of tlio said Act shall bo as follows: That portion of tho said district oomprising the blocks or portion of blocks named and num bered, or named only, Tnnkoro, No. 2,701; 5,117 ncres ol* tho Motninaoho No. 2, No. 3,210 j the Township (of MorrinsviHo; 5,(361 acres of Kuranni. No. .Mil; 151 noros of Tamil—. No. 2, No. 1,11(1; To Mutu No. 2, No. 1107; To Mutu, No. 1. No. 1107: 1,:>71 acres of 'iV-au-o-Wnlkato, No. 7511; 12S aeios, Kit aires, anil 15 aores of Waikuku No. 1, No. CiO. No. 2, No. (133, and No. 3, No. (133 respectively; 3,251 acres of Maunga 'tnpr., No. 130:1; 71 ncres of Pakarau, No. 083; ' 1,101 acres ot Kiwltahi No. la, No. 4.158: To Walkankau, No. 1,105; Kahutoponoa, No. 701; .Matakirac, Xo. 356 : l'nkarau, No. SIS; 153 acres of Kirlhoni. No. 1075; 30 acres ot Pakarau Pa, .No. 707; 320 acres of Pakarau Pa. No. 707 n; • Pakarau Pa, No. 707 c; 331 acres of Pakarau Pa, 'No. 707-; 331 acres of Pakarau la, No. 767p; iTc-pae-o-'i'iirnwnni, No. 2, No. 10!); To-pae-o- JTurawaru, N 0.750; sub-divisions 1.2,3,0,7,8,9,10; !nnd 027 acres of sub-division 5, 360 acres of sub division 12, 307 acres of sub division 11, and 913 incros of subdivision 1 of tho samo blook; 6.310 [acres of Matanmta, No. 093; 90 acres ot Lot No. 1, Parish of Waitoa ; IS aores ot Ilungahunga No. 3, No, 3,193; 053 acres ot WhakntakntaUG, No. 3,015; is acres of Tarnmu.aht, No. 3. Nd; 5,502; W-Uraiiga ; 210 ncrca of Taramoralti No, '1. No. 3,501; 20 acres tof Aratlatla, No. 1203; "Whnngnran, No. 3,500 ; Whnrotangatn, No. 113; Nativo Reserve; 7,090 ncres of Turanga-o- Moana, No. 2,173; 1,812 acres of Mangawhero, No. B.BB*. i 7_o_Q acrea of Puketutn No. 1, No. 891 and 892; Mangawhero No, 2, No. 1,08...' l,f__j acres of Illnnwora No. 1, No. (»3; Mangawhara So. I, No. 3,911; 519 acres of Mangawhara No. In; 33 acres ot Mangawhara No. 2; Okorolro Nos. 021 and 022, eastern sub divisions numbered 1,2 3, 1, S, and 0 respectively ; Okorolro (other portioriß).' 8001 acresi: Okorolro Weotorn Sub ilivlsioii No. 1.1,127 acrea. No, 2,105S acres. Ndl !), 1,152 acres, No. 1,1,678 acres, No. 5 and No, (I, 1,31. acres; Mungapouri, No. 1.089; Mangapouri NO. 2. No. JOS'J; northern portion of Mangaka rotu, No. 1,306, 551 acres ; othor portion of Man f._knrctu, No. 1,300, 12,009 acros; Wakaara I'artairi. Nq. 1,911; Opouaru, No. 1,925 : Manga rnntawniri, No, 1,020, and Fnknrnngn, No. 1.92Q, 8,320 acres: rcsnootivoly ns tho samo ii. dp lineatod and bordered rod on tho plan ot the said railway district doposltcd in tho registered piijco of tho Company Shall bo of tho First Class, referred to in section 10 of tho said Act. '" That portion of ihp said district oomprising tho blocks mid portions'pf blocks namod mid numbered, or named only, 'I'ahuroa No. 2, NO: 1.110. 3,792 acres; Waikuku No. 1, No. 633, OS3 acres; Waikuku No. 2, N6. G33,332 acres; Wai kuku No. 3, No. 033, 194 acres; Pakarau, No. C 33, 7?9 acres; -To-au-o-Walkato, No. 759," 2,771 ficrcß"; K'lwitab! No. 30, No. 1,099, 610 acres': ICiwitahi No. 3||, No. 1099, 1,110 acres: Kiwitalii No. lv, No. 1,188,013 acres; ICiwitahi No. lli.No, •1,.|58,100 acres; Kiwitalri No. IC, No. 1,188, 200 aores; part of Topaoo-Tnraw_rn No. 750, 610 acres; Towhouua-tc-Tiwa, No. 750; To-pae-o a'aravvanj, No. 750, sub divisions lit 005 acres,— 12 187 acre.',—l 3, 11; 16, 160 acres,—ls: 5, 125 acres,—and I, 331 acres • Block VIII,, Maunga kawa survey district, sub-division lots I,' 3, 2, and 1 9S acres of sub-dlvlslon lot 1; portion ot lot No 1 Parish of Waitoa, 150 acres; Matntnata, > lo! 093,118 acrea ! llungahungij No, 3, No. 3,108, 801 acres; Ti'i'amorahl, No. 2, 302 acres; Whak nfakatal.a, No. 3.015, 750 acres; Hungahuuga No 1. No. 3,190,1,280 aci-esj:>_lungaliuiiga No. 1, No' 3 199, 135 acres; Aratiatia, No. 1,206, 1,730 ncros'; Walharakeko West, 30 acres; Taramo 1-aM No. 3, No. 3,602, 8 acres; Taramorahi No. 1, : No". 3,501,10 uorcs; 'i'ltranga-o-Moana, No. 2.173 j 13 401 acres; Pukotutu No. 1, .'Nos, 891 and 892, 9 010' acres; Tc-pae-o-Turowarn, No. 756. 192 acres: Te-Tnpul, No. 1093, 525 aefC3: llimnvera No. 1, No. 053, 210 acres; Mangawhara No. In, 393 acres; Mangawhara No. 2, 807 acres; Mnn gawliara No. 3; Mangawhara No. i, 45 acres; okoriore. Nos. 621 and 022, western eub-diyisionfj » liß_ acrea—2,79! -acres—3,s32 aores—l,sl2 acros— 0,505 acroß-and 1; Mangawhoro. No. 2,895,1,370 acres ; Okauia No. I.No. 3,878, S 500 aprea;Tua raparahahaha No. 1, No. 4 086: TuaranarahdUo ha No 2. No. 1,087; Wliniti-Kdranul No. 6.., 77 acres i Rangitanuku No. 1. No. 1,313; Ronlttt miku No. 3, No. 1 ,313; Rangitanuku Nd. 2, 61P a"res; Rangitanuku Ao. 1. No, i,3 13,832 acres ; Plakt-Haneaatua, 1,100 aoroa; Piaka Mangaoa tua, No. 2, 531 dci'es; Wliaitl-Rr.ran, L No. 2i.. wostorn portion, 2,190 acres; Whaiti-Km^tfiii No.2a,wcstorn p0rU0n.3.850 acres; Whaiti-I-ipa nuiN6.2D,3,7liacros;Wlmiti-KnranuiNo.2c,oast- or portion 128 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 2a, No 2 1113 ceres; 'WhaitWCnranui No. 2e, oast orn ijortlon;fio3 acres; Whaiti-I-urahtit NO. 2a, feei 1, 3,020 acres; Whaitl-I-uranui No,' U\ northern portion, 5,120 acres _ Wliaiti-Kuraitu No IB 1,152 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui, No. 10,96 jua-_;'ltokako No. 1,090. 3,137 acrea; un ß ljr : voytd? native fand befrvveen Kokakoi and To Whetu 1,058 acres; To Whotu, No. 4,092, 3,439 aci-eat Tokoroa No7l, So. 4,917, 1,420 acroa; I-kma-gn, No. i; 020. 'hl2 apretf; Wafitu 7JM acres- I'okaiwhcnua Huhihnlutohn, No, ._%, 8826 ac.os. Mangakarotti, No. -.306. west oor ; n'ep. 1009 acres; respectively, as tlio samo is _&ea-d {Sd bordered yellow on the J)laho| tho said railway distrlc. dopoo ted m the regis. tS office of tho said Company, shall be pf fhg -loond (Clpss rejtorred to in section 10 ot the Bafd , Act.

That portion of tho said district comprising tlio following blocks and portions of blocks named and numbei-cd, or named only, Wwm No 2 No. 1,118,131 acres; Kiwitahi No. 30, Ho, };& 059 acres; KiwitoM No, 3JJ, 1,099,290 acres r kiwltahi No. :sa, No. 1,099,559 acres tKuvitahi No. 2, No. 700,1,010 acros; Kiwitabi No, lis, No. .183- Kiwltahi No, ID I Kiwltahi Nalp; To; pao-o-Turnwaru, No. 7su, west side, 2,600 aores To-pnc-o-Turawavu, No. r?SO, south-oast corns-:

Thames Valley Railway.

1,990 acres; Te-Tajml. No. 1,098, 1,888 aores; , Okaula No. 1, No. 8,»78. 1,311 acres; Okauia No. , it 608 ncres; Okauia No. 3. C 73 acres: Okaula , No. 1, 3,108 acres: Okauia No. 2, 320 acres Whaiti Kuranui No. lU, 2,011 ticrcs; Whaiti-1 Kuranui No. 6, 1,485 acres; liangitanuku . No. 2, No. 4,313, 300 ncres; Itangitatiuliu No. 4, i No. 4,313, 178 acres; Wl uiUI-Kuranui No. 5, I 4.019 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 4, 4,461 acres; Piaka Mnngnoatua, 1,81)0 acres; Piaka ManKoa- UiaNo.3: Whalti-Kurunui No. 3n, 1,820 acYes; Whalti-ICuranul No. Ba, 4,1(1. acres: Wlialtl- Kuranui No. 2C, eastern portion, d,HO acres'; Whaiti Kuranui No. 26, 258 acres; Whaiti- Kuranui No. 2t_, castorn portion, 4,413 acres; \Vhalti-Kuranui 2__, No. 2, 505 acres; Whoiti- Kuranul 2a, No. 1,1,002 acres ; Whaiti-Kuranui la, northern portion, 5,000 ncres; Whaiti-Kura nui ID, 470 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui In, 1,020 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui le, 700 aores; Whaiti- Kuranui lA.southo.iipo.tion.OlOacres; Kokako, No. 4,090,2,300 acres; unstirvoyod land between Kokako and Tokgroo, 7:317 ticres; To Whetu, No. 4,092, 359 acres; Tokoroa, No. 1, No. 4,917, 18,900 acres: Pakuanga. No. 4,920, 1312 ncres; : Matanuku, No. 5.207, 18,818 acres; Waotu, No. 5,221, 20,217 acres; Huihiii. iha-Pokaiwhonua, 2,500 acres; respectively, aa the saino is deline ated and uordored blue on the plan of tho said railway district deposited in tlie registered oillco ot the said Company shall be ot tho Third Class referred to in section 0 of the said Act. That portion of tho said district comprising tho blocks and portions of blocks named and numbered, or named only, Whaiti-Kuranui Ba, 128 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 0 2,103 acros; Wliaiti-Kuramii No. 5, 1,307; Whaiti- Kuranui, No. i, 5,083 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui, 3u, 1,050 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui 3A, 7,130 acres; Wliaili-Kuranui 2a, castorn portion, 0,027 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui 2i_, eastern portion. 3,872 acres; Whaiti Kuranui 2»: Whaiti-Kuranui 2a, No. 2, 350aores: Whniti Kuranui 2a, No. 1, 952 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui la, northern portion, 5,218 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui In, 2,190 acres; Whaili- Kuraimi le, 1,211 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui la, southorn portion, 1,727 acres; Kokako No. 4,090, 1,051 acres; uusurvoyed native land bc twoon Kokako aud Tokoroa, 11,475 acres; Tokoroa No. 1 No. 4,917,14,302 acres; Tokoroa No. 2 No. 4,917, 17,805 acres; To Whakamaru- Mangaill, 15,200 acres; Maraetai, No. 4,982, 20,000 aores; respectively, as tho samo is de lineated and bordered green on tho plan of tho said railway district dopositod in tho registered olUce ot tho said Company shall bo of tho Fourth Class referred to In section 10 of tho said Act. Notico is also hereby given that tho maximum rato of tolls and chargos (or tho carriage ot animals, goods, merchandise, and pasaongors proposed to be charged on suoh Railway sliall bo as follows :— GOODS AND GENEHAI. MKROnANDISIi s. _. For ton, per mllo 0 6 Minimum weight, 2 cwt. Minimum charge 10 In addition to abovo charges a tormlnal charge will bo mado, not oxcocding, per ton 3 0 AaniccL-Uiui. I'uoDUOE, Grain, Wheat, BAULKY, OATS. For any distanco not oxcooding 4 miles - per ton 2 6 For every milo after the first 4 miles and not oxceeding 40 miles—por ton por milo 0 2 For ovory mllo after tho first 10 mllos per ton por mllo 0 1 Minimum wolght—2 tons For evory loading or unloading by Com pany-perton 0 0 Hay, Chaff, Stiuw, TunNirs, Man golds, &o. For any distanco not exceeding 5 mllos— pcrtruok 7 8 For evory mllo at tor tho Urst 5 miles, and not oxceeding 50 miles—por truok per mllo .. .. .. . 0 7 For ovory mllo after tho first 50 miles— por truck por mllo 0 0 Quantities less than a truck will bo charged as a full truck For ovory loading or unloading dono by Company—per truck 5 0

Carriages, Carts, Waqoks, &c.

For any distanco not oxeooding 10 miles—

por milo 10 For ovory milo after ilrst 10 miles—por milo 0 3 Minimum-charge 10 0 Heavy Wagons charged at double ratos.

Cattle, Jloksks, Sheep. Horses.—Ono only, for any distanco not exceeding 10 milos 8 8 Horses.—Ono only, for overy milo aftor first 10 milos—por milo 0 2_\ For each additional horso, belonging to samo owner, for any distanco not ox-

ccedlng 10 iii.ics . 7 0 For eaoh additional horso, bolonging to samo owner, for ovory milo after Ilrst 10 miles—per milo 0 2 Ca.tle, Calves, Sheep, Goats, and Pigs, in small lots, will bo charged as a truck load, or at tho following rates :— Cftttlo, ono only, for any distance not ex-

eooding 10 miles 7 0 For every milo after first 10 miles—per milo 0 2 For onch additional ono, belonging to samo owner, for any distanco not ex ceeding 10 miles 10 For each additional one, belonging to samo owner, fort-very mile after Ilrst 10 miles—por milo 0 1 Calves (ono year old and under), Slice]), Goats, or Pigs, one only, for any dis tanco not exceeding-10 miles .. ..2 0 Calves (ono year old and under). Sheep, floats, or Pigs, ono only, for every milo after first 10 miles 0 1 Calves (ono year old nod under), Sheop, Goats, or Pigs, for caoll additional ono belonging to samo owner, for any dis tance not oxceCding 10 miles .. ..13 Calves (ono year old and under), Sheop, Goats, or Pigs, for each additional ono belonging to same owner, for every milo after Ilrst 10 mile..-per milo .. 001 Or, if mixed consignment, as a truck load of Cattle.

All animals must bo loaded and unloaded by owner*, who must tako entire responsibility ond risk.

Wool, SiißKi-Kiwa, ko. Undompod, per halo (balo not to oxcood icwr.), for any distance not exceeding 12 miles—per balo 10 Undamped, per bale (balo not to exceed ■lewt.), for every mile after tho ilrst twelve miles- per balo per mjlo ..0 1 Double dnmpcd, per bale (bale not to ex ceed Sewt.), for any distance not ex ceeding 12 miles—per balo .. ..10 Double dumped, per balo (balo not to ex ceed Bewt.), for every milo after tho first 12 miles—per bale per milo ..02 For each loading or unloading done by Company— For u-dumped-per balo 0 3 For double dumped—per balo .. ..00 TlMniHt, PER 100 SU-'KI-FICIAI, FEET,

Sawn timber, per 100 feet (superficial), for any distanco not exceeding 18 miles— por 100 superficial feet 10 For ovory milo after the first 18 miles, and not exceeding 50 miles—por 100 super ficial feet per milo , 0 0. For ovory milo aftor tho first 50 miles— nor 100 superficial foot per milo ~ 001 Timber carried In siii-10, waggons; mini mum quantity, 1,200 etuportleial feot When timber Is over 20 foot long, a check waggon or waggons will bo charged for Minimum charged for each consignment 2 C Australian and Tasmiiniau limbor will bo ' charged at rato and a half For each loading or unloading dono by Company—por 100 superficial foot ~0 3 Firewood, Posts, Rails. House Blocks, &o. For any distance not oxeooding 7 milo— por truck .. ..7 0 For every milo aftor first 7 miles, and not exceeding 25 miles—per truck .. .. 010 For ovory nnlo after first 25 milos—por truck ..0 8 For each loading or unloading dono by Company—por truck .... ..5 0 A truck load, must not exceed 5 tons in • wotot Small lota, or part consignments, will bo ohargod as a truok loml nr as mer chandise, tit Option Of Consignor Minerals, Sec, .Animal Manure, Brioea Drain Pipes, Sto^k, l^mb, Cp^TV&o, For any distance not 03fo.od.ng 18 milos—'

por ton .. .. ~ .. ..3 0 For every mile, after first 12 miles, and not exceeding 50 miles-per ton per mile _ _ .. _ „ 0 i For ovory mile after first 50 miles, and not exceadlng 75 miles—per ton p'ir _ip •• •• " ••' •• •• -01 For ovory rails after fl.st 75 mlloS-por ton per milo 0 0_ Minimum quantity, i tons For each loading or unloading done by Company—per ton 10 PaßSenoer Rates. First Clnsa.SlDglo-pormllo .. ..0 3 ' do do M.nlmnm chargo ... 0 0 Second Cla.n, Hlnglo-ror mild '.. ..0 2 do do Minimum oh ai fee _ 0 4 First Class, Return—per milo .. _ 0 __ do do Minimum charge .. 0 9 Seoond Claa?, return-per ml'o - ~0 3 do do Minimum oharge ..0 6

Notice is also hereby given that tha mnxlmum rant or oharsp to' bo mado for the qlorage of goods, produce, or merchandise, shall be as follows :— S7o.luu.fb 6d per day per ton Storago will bo oharg.d on aU Goods not removed by Consignees wMtln 12 working hours of their arrival, except at wayside station., where 2s per s,\ ccli will be charged, Demurrage. Aohargo for Demurrage on trucks will be m_do as f )'i)wa ; -fitter 1 working hours from orrlv.al and up to 8 working hours, 5. per truck ; and ef tor 8 working hours, 10s per truck per day, or part ot a day.

TARIFF.

Notioo is also horebyglven thntthe minimum number ot trains to bo run dally shall be— Be? tween Morrlnsvlllo and Putarnru Junction (wharolt isinterded tho line to Rotiu.ua shall bronoh oil. t Ono train each way per day, Sun dayo oxo-pted. -TromPnta-ur-u Junotlon to end of lino: As the tra-ilomay demand. Haulagp to be either by horse or looomotlvt., at the op tion of tho Company,

And notice Is nlno hereby given that the rate it is proposed to levy In respect Of the varions classes of land hereinbefore mentioned shall

An annual maximum rata nt elghtpsnea per aore for every aore of land comprised and boing in tho first olass. An annual maximum rate of sixpence per aore for every aore of land comprised and being in the second olaes. An annual maximum rata oi threepence pcs acre for every noro of land comprised and being In the third dais, An-annual maximum rate of ono penny per aore for overr aore of land comprised a;.A being in thp fourth closb, By order ot tho Board of Dlreotors of the said Company

JOHN BATGER, Secretary.

THE SUGAR COMPANY'S WORKS.

Those who are acquainted with tbo topo t-raplry of our beautiful harbour will easily call to recollection the picturesque little promontory bounding the -western bank ot tho estuary of Duck Crook, nt Northcote, Densely clad with pohutakawa, the head laud i. a prominent object, and on a fine day, when its rugged profile is mirrored in the p.lhtc d water, the effect is entranc ing ly lovely. The unfeeling band of utili tarian man has not lingered sufficiently long to metamorphose the picture, though as this is the site of the Sugar Company's works a few months will see the charming solitude the scene of a large anil busy industry. Had the whole of the colony been seaiched, we ques tion if the Company could have selected a be tor siite. Within a few feet from the shore, the water is sufficiently deep to float the l.igest vessels and the estuary of Duck Cieek, though somewhat shallow, will form a siafe anchorage for tbe smaller _r.fr.. A large quantity of fresh water being ucccssay in the production of sugar, tbe company h.ve secured nearly the whole watet shed of the creek.the area of the estate being 227 seres. Before proceeding to des cribe the works now in progress, a few words on the Colonial Sugar Eefinini Company of Sydney, will not be out tf place. Though the company is one of the richcht and most extensive Sugar Com panies in the world, we qnestion if one person in every hundred in tbi. colony has any idea of the extent of its operation _ ; Indeed the generality of people would b. in blissful ignorance of its exist ence at all were it not from the terse quota tions of "Company No. 1 Sugar" in the commercial reports. The company is not a company in tbe usual acceptation of the word—that is, it is not a corporate body. Owned by it few New South Wales capi talist', thu public are not very often taken into confidence regarding the company's operations. Established about thirty years ago by a-number of gentlemen, of whom Mr Knox was the moving spirit, the com pany has endured mapy vicissitudes. Mistakes were made in the early days, but these erors were lessons in hard school of experience, and for the past fifteen or twenty years the success of the company has been assured. It owns plantations in nearly all the semi-tropical colonies of the Australasian group, and it is estimated that the capital invested in land, mills, &«., exceeds one and a half million.', sterling. The principal planta tions are on the Clarence and Richmond rivers in N»w South Wales, Some idea of tho extensive nature of the operations may be gained from the fact that the plantation on the Kichmond skirts the river bank for seventy mile. Thirty pants of sixty tons burthen, two steam togs, and three launches are constantly used during the harvest season in the conveyance of the cane from the fields to the immen.e mills and refineries. On tbe Clarence Kiver, a gie.t portlou of the supplies of cane are obtained from small farmers, cultivating from 10 to 50 acres. The company.pay them a good price for the produce of their fields, and despite many predictions to the contrary, tho " cockatoos" seem to get on admirably. Quite recently the Company's operations have been extended into Queens land. Obtaining on excellent terms from the Government of that tropical colony the forfeited selections of those settlers who lacked tho capital or the industry to make a headway in the bush, tho Company has made a compact to expend £500,000 within the _paoe oi two or threo years, on the development of tbe sugar in dustry in Queensland. The idea of es tablishing a refinery in New Zealand has been under consideration for tour or five years. Dunedin being the head-quarters of the Union Company's fleet, it was at first pitched oil as the scene of operations. Alter mature consideration, however, the original intention was abandoned and the claims of Auckland recognised. Our ex cellent haibour and tbe proximity of this city to Fiji wore tho strong points in its favour; and a year ago it was definitely decided that the Northern capital should be tbe company's head-quarters, After •this digression wo will proceed to to allude to the works in progress. The reclamations have been commenced on the Duck Croi.k side of the point, the exca vation being mado ttrough, if wo may use tha term, the back of the promontory. To provide a sufficiency of lsvel ground, it will" bo necessary to cut away a superficial area ol! about five acros, the estimated quun tity of earth to be removed being 100,000 cubic yards. The area of the reclamation will be kix acrea. The reclamations on both sides nt the promontory—facing the harbour and Duck Creek—have been designed with sp-eia'l attention to tho course of the currents that sweep so swittly along the northern shore of the harbour, About 150 men aro engaged in the work, which is under the supervision of Mr Cecil Seymour, a recent arrival in this colony, bnt a man, apparently, well up to his work, Mr Muir, tbi. Company's representative in Auckland, anticipates that the pick and shovel work will he finished before tbe com mencement of the rainy season. Tbe whaif-ge accommodation in connection with the woiks is designed for loading and discharging the largest vessels. A jetty 315 feet long will run out into the b arbour, the main wharf, which will ba 315 feet long, crossing the jetty,' teo fashion. Carefully taken measurements show that there will bo 40 feet of water along the berths of the wharf at low spring tides. This wharf will be en tirely for the unloading of the raw sugar, and the shipping of tbe manufactured ar ticle, a jetty, 360 feet long with 16 feet of water at tho end being provided for the unshipping of coal nnd other material. About three quarters of a mile up the creek a dam to impound the waters of ihe stream Is in course of construction. This will contain 300,000 gallons of water. Tho water will bo conveyed to the works by the medium of 9-inch pipes. Two. other dams above high water mark are in contempla tion, and it is also pr»posed to erect a dam below high water mark across the creek. The embankment would be 6QO feet long, and while keeping out the SR.t water will impound the frest. water escaping from the dams above. The water from the big dam will bo used for supplying boilers, etc. The refinery itself will be a building of brick and Lion 270 feet by lfiO feet. The bricks are now being manufactured on the gronnd by a gang of brickmakers. About 400 tons of machinery and plant for the mill is being manufac tuf ed on the ground by a pang of brick makers, About 400 tons of machinery and plant for tho mill is being manufactured at Greenock, Scotland. The total cost of the works is estimated at £100,000. The output of the refinery will at first bo two hundred tons per week, but ie is confidently anticipated that increasing butinoss will enable the oompany vevy soon to double . the produc ing capacity of the works. The raw sugar will he imported principally ftßm the Fiji, hat consignments will also oome from Mauidhis and elsewhere. It is estimated that from 6,000 to 7,000 tons annually will be btauoht from _?ijl alone. In the con veyance of raw,.material it is estimated that a dozen vessels of from 60 to 100 tons burthen will be continuously engaged. About three cargos per fortnight will be requi.red to keep the mill at work. A steamer of between 200 and 300 tons will aUo be u,»ed. This large accession to the -wrying trade ot the port should be greatly appreciated by local shipowners, as the company invariably charter all their vessels by publio tender. Should the com* pany follow out the plan in Auckland, the shipbuilding yards will scarcely be able to turn out vessels of a handy size, fast enough. The process of sugar refining that will be used, is what is known as "the Scotch," from the fact that It was intro duced lit Australia by some Scotch sugar boilers nine or ten years ago. Without in flicting, on our readers an elaborate technical description of the process, we may mention that the chief point in favour of tbe Sootcli process, is that there is no treacle or other residuum after the refining. The only waste, as a gig .lemon acquainted with the process informss us, is "chips oii cane,sand,and cockroaches." The reusing works, when oom pic ed, will find employment for about 100 hands, including, of course, those employed in loading and discharging vesso s. Mr Mair ir.fo ms us that vory little skilled labour will be re quired, indeed, it i_ p:ol>able that many of tho pick and shovel men niw eugnged by tbo company will con tinuo in its impl.ry as sugar boilers. The operations of the company should' have a most beneficial effect on this city and dis. triet. The annual'consumption of sugar in fbis colony is J0.400 tons -exactly tlio amount of tjie proposed annual output of the works, Averaging the value at £30 per ton, It will be seen that tho total value of the sugar manufactured in Auckland will exceed £300,000 por annum. Do. ducting 80 per cent, for manufacturers' profit and cost of raw material, the balance of £150,000 spent here annually in connection with the sugar worlta, Before concluding we must

not neglect to mention that tb_~i_7~ > ' R the company's work. wer» ~L" n8 wr : H Metsrs/oylan and Lundor,. fe. [ professional supervision lb. v ar. v! 5 ,vhoili »tractsd. At the timeof ou^vkife?oo" i l_ S t. Mr Robert Lundon wa?; 8 : I veying the boundary 0 f t k. ***« >ur.": § estate. . coa pa_y', 11

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.Auc-.ort-._l •ff, B. OOOHKANK JAS. DAORS i TO-MORROW. NEW FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE, , D-VON-SI'RKBT. NEWTON. riiHE Subscribers have received instruc- I tiorrßfrom tho owner, who Is loavlnsthe Colony, to soil by publio auotion, at tho Land Mart, KVjrt-stroot, on Tuesday, Maroh Btb, at l o'o-ook, A NEW COTTAGiC Qf four rooms, veran dah. Sec, 100 gallon tank, in Dqvon-at.» Newton (part ot Bailey's pa-Mookh erected on Lot No. 10, 33 feet to peVOn atreet, and now in tbo occupation of Mr, Fioldeend. SAMUEL COCHRANE _. SON, Aucticmer..-. V, 8, GO-BRAN-.] |JAS. DAC-tE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7. " WATER ENGINE, WEIGHING MACHINE. THE Subscribers will sell,, at their I Rooms. Fort-atrcet, on Wednesday, the I 7th March, at 11 o'clook, 1 By Ordor of the Trustees In the Estate of Mr. Holdoir": j A FIRBT - CLASS WATER ENGINE, ' nearly new, and but little worked, equal to Blx horse-power, manufactured by Messrs, Prlco Bros.; Weighing Maohloe, Sack Holder, and Grindstone. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, i Auctioneers. i i W, 8. COCHRA-.81 . rjAS. DAORr. i WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7. ISLAND CURIOS. ISLAND CURIOS. J THE subscribers will sell nt their-Rooms, ' Fort-street, on Wednesday, 7th Instant, at 11.15 o'clock, A WELL-AS..ORTHD CONSIGNMENT OP I3LAND CURIOS, constating ot Pair very largo Sholls. Cancoa, Clobs, Soears, Bows and Arrows. Paddles, Mats, Kava Bowls, Quaniity Sheila, Sec SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, S, OOOHRANK.] IJAMKS D-OBK MONDAY, MARCH 12. By Order of the Gonoral Church Truth ALLOTMENTS. MANUKAU, ST. STEPHENS. AND BRIGHTON ROADS. XO BE LBASED POR 21 YEARS. THE Subscribers have received In_i.i_-« Hone to offor for loaso by public Buotlon, at Urn Land Mart, Port-st-eet, on Monday, Maroh Hth, at 1_ o'olock. Par a term of 21 years, for Business Purposes __•__. ALLOTMENTS, oorner ot Manukan Road and St. George's Bay Road, having frontages to the Manukau Road of from S3 feot to 91 feet each. For a term of 21 years, for Resldenoo Sites- THREE ALLOTMENTS on St. Stephens' Road, immediately opposite theproperty ot Mr B. Ireland, with an average frontage of 81 feot eaoh THREE ALT OTMENTS on the Brighton Road (abovo Mr K. G; Wood's property), with an average fro.tage of 55 foot eaob. Plans and ©..ndltlons ot lease oan be seen at the offlco. of SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, B. OOCHRANS 'A8- DACBB MONDAY, MARCH 1% '. THE RAGLAN HOTEL, WITH 14 ACRES LAND. AT PAPATOITOD THE subscribers have received inst?ttc tions from 3lr Gcorgo Garton tq.9elLb« nnction nt their Rooms, Fort street, on MON DAY, 12th Marchs at 12 o'clock, HIS VALUABLE ..FREEHOLD PROPERTY. KNOWN AS THE RAGLAN HOTEL, Situated at I _patoitoi,on the Great South MM. cent-lining 12 rooms, with Stables, COwshflfls, _!_., together with 11 acres land (aU fiwtjltai soil), sub-divided into paddocks, and laid dOwtt In grass. - Stock, Fuu-iture, and Cattle can be had at a valuation. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SO__sF> Auctioneers. FRIDAY, MARCH 9. CHOICE THOROUGHBRED MABES. THE HAYMARKET, FOR SALE, at the Haymarkot, on Friday, Maroh 9. at twelve o'olook, BROWN MARE TOI, with foal at toot by Musket. Stinted to Randwlck. BAY MARE XANTIPPE. foal at foot by Cap-4-pie. Stinted to Randwlck. Fbr full pedigroc see Stud Book. ALFRED BPCKLAWD. i=iOU__fTKY CATTLE SALES. Pnkekohe— Monday Maroh 12 ' Pokeno— Monday, Maroh 19 Drury—Wednesday, March 21 Papakura—Wednesday, Maroh 28 ALFRED BUCKLAND. *y. SATUBDAY, MARCH 10. POKENO, ■/.OR SALE, at the residence of Mr. J. I? MoNelsh, on Saturday, March 10, at 11 o'olock, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE STOOK :- The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion BLAIR Heavy Draught Mares In foal to Blair S light Draught Mares In foal to Blair Athol 2 Medium Draught Fillies. 2 years Old _ Yearlings by Blair Athol 3 Farm Geldings 3 3-yearo'd Medium Draught Colts A Child's Pony and Foal A Good Riding Haok 17 Cows, in milk and In call 18 Two-year-old Heifers Ayrshire Brill Berkshire Boar and three Bows --horse Dray Hornsby Plough -wo-Orse Grubber and Roller eundiies 100 bushels Oats SO. bushels Wheat. A Conveyance will ra_-t the Train at PoktnO on arrival of Auckland Train. Luncheon Provided, ALFKKD ROCKLAND. ' TUESDAYS, XHE HAY MARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, at Mo'qlook. '■"' " ALFRED BUCKLAND. ~ ' SATURDAY, MARCH lot DAIRY COWS, STORE CATTLE, FARM AND DRAUGHT MARES AND a, . . GELDING, SPRING CiOT AND HARNESSv DRAY AND'HARNESS, DOUBLK and SINGL.W FURROW PLOUGH, ROLLH-R CHAFFCUTTER, 3 RIDING SADDLES AND BRIDLES. sITACE- MKADOW HAY, a TONS OATEN HAY, POTATOES, FOWLS, PIGS, HOUBEHOLD FURNITURE, DAIRY UTENSIL 3. DOUBLE-BARREL GUN AND CASE, SCO,, rS-0., &C. ; THE undersigned have received instruo «on£ifrom Mb D. McLenpan tcf sell, at his re"dence?Pap s kura VaUey. on Eatnrday. Meroh.lo. 12 DAIRY COWS, milking and to calf - _o land2-jear-old Cattle 1 Well-bred cwiet young Bull Mare, Soring Cart and Harno.s Draught Maro, stinted to Arßyle Good Riding Hack 2 2-year-r_.d PUlies, Foal by Matohlesß Dray and Hami. ae, nearly new l.'ouble-fnrro* Plough Sinnle-furrow Plough, Swlnßletrees Chains, &0.. Roller. Chaff-utter 3 hi*lne Sadflloa and Bridles 3Vlg»6oHowls 1 ton Potatoes. Stack Meadow Hay 3 tonsDaten Hay HORSEHAIR SUITE FURNITURE. Piano, Round and Dining Table, Iron Bedsterid, Bed-room Furniture, Bews, ing Machine, Plotures, Crookery and Kltohen Utensils, Dairy Utenßlls, Garden Toola, Donble-barrel Gun and ' Case.. ''~., ;■-; . ■;■;;;'■ Ac ab,, tto. '- At 12 o'clock, ■ BUN TER & NOLAN, £\ A-



AiR-ftont.. . B. TONES. R. 0. OAKK. B. D, TONKS TO-MORROW, FIJI SUGAR, FIJI SUGAR. PENANG, REWA, AND ANCHOR . ESTATES. B. TONi-S & CO. \\ < ILL Sell on Tuesday, the 6th instant, YY at 11 o'olcpk. 2COO Mats. 3n_.i_rs, fr.-.m the Rbavo estates. B. TONE... p. C. CAUK. 11. D. TONKS TO-MORROW. j IHLL A£ID EVANS' VINEGAR [ MEINS' TINNED MEATS MOIR'S FLOUK. B. TONES & CO. WILL Sell on Tuesday, the 6th i_eta_t. at 11 o'oloolr, 10 Barrels Bill and Evans' Vinegar 40 Cf-es Mem.' Meats - Beof, Mtrtttn, lU_o.es, Sec, &c. CO Backs Moll's Flow, __ TO-MORROW. BREWERS' CRYSTALS I BREWERS* CRYSTALS I ON ACCOUNT CF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. J B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell on Tuesdny, March C, at 11 o'clock, I 253 MATS BREWERS' CRYSTALS. j WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7. lON ACCOUNT OF THE MANDFACTUR-ItS, NEW ENGLAND ORGAN CO, B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell, on Wednesday, tho 7th instant, at 11 o'clock prompt, ONE NEW ENGLAND ORGAN, 17 stops, specially adapted for Church or School i Services TBREE DOMINION ORGAN CO.'S ORGANS ONE PIANOFORTE, by Charlos Cadby Without Rcsorvo, Without Rceorvo. B, TONES, K. 0. CARB, B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7. Etc Sam Mendel. EXTENSIVE SALE OF ENGLISH T7IURNITURH, NGLISH Jt! URNITORE, JUST LAJ.DED, EX ABOVE YESS___, Comprising Elegant Toilet and Drees'ng Table Dining Tables Snltes—Drawing and Dining Music Stools Gilt Chimney Glasses Overmantel?, Girandoles Hearth Hug?, Mats rSrc,, &c, Sec B, TONKS !t Ctt. Auctioneers, WEDNESDAY, MARCH fc TO BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC TUREB6 AND OTHERS, EXTENSIVE SALE OF LADIES' AND GENTS' BOOTS AND SHOES, French, German, and English Makes, GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firth's MUX-). Lower Queen-street, on the above date, at 11 o'clock. 6 Trunks of Ladles' Kid Button Boots _ do do Gltoa do do 3 do Maids' Kid and Glace Kid 10 do Ladles' Kid Elasllo Sirica 2 do La-lea' Hi*h Extra Polish Boots 6 do Ladlel)" Oxford shoos I do Gont-'Cair Kid Top Oxford Shoes 5 do Qepta' Calf Elastic Side Boats 10 do Ladles' Lasting Boots 1 do Ladles' Moot. Kid Boots 6 do Infants' Kid Boots and Shoes 5 do U-shmore Hou-e Boots 10 'do Ladle-, GlrlB", and Maids' Goods Terms at Sale, The Auotionoer calls partlouler attention to this bblo, beintr one ot tbo best lots evor off-red in Auokland. bith for stylo and make. TO-MORROW, At 11 o'Clock. CARBINES & TAYLOR HAVE received instructions from 'J, Bailey (who is giving up business), to selLby Auction on tbe premises, top of Groy street, - ROCERy SHOW CAa] jg JEWELLERY OP EVERY DESCRIPTION HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ALL IN GOOD ORDER. CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers, ■ ■■■ -9» ■Frosoec-us. PROSPECTUS OF TH WAIKATO COAL AND SHIPPING CO., LIMITED, Capital: £80.000. in 80.C00 Shares of £1 Eaoh, 11,000 of whloh havo been allotted to owners of the various properties: of the balanoa, 10,000 Shares are now offered to the Publio, DIRECTORS Hon. F. Whitaker, M.L.A.. Auokland Hod. James WiUilamaon, M.LA.. Auokland Thoma. Ruaaell, Esq.. 0.M.0.. Auokland W. S. Laurie, Rsq., Auokland J. Bradley. Erg„ Hamilton Jsmes Lindsay, Esq.. Ngarnnwahla 'Thomas Henry Russß'l. BJ-q , Auoklaud Captain W. Souter, Cambridge BAI.KI.BS. Bank of Now Zealanrl. SOLICITOBS: Messrs Whltiker, Kusaell, and Buddie. SKCHB.TA-Y, PKO TRM : H. W. Hoath, Shortland-Btreet. The Company has been formed to acquire tbo valuible freehold propsr.ta. and plant, cf tho Walkato Coal Company, Limited, __d^of the Walkato Steam Navigation and Coal Mlninc Company, Limited; and to farther develope tho trado of the Wnjkal o District. . Asoheduloof the properties taken over by this Company la annexed. These have beep asrreed to be put In by the shareholders ot ttte ♦wo Companies named, for the sum of 6UJ&B, the whole of Whloh thoy have taken in paid __» 'shares. There are now off-red to tho public lftgj saares ol 20s each, thoprooeeda of wAIoA Wia n;ed for the purpose of providing capital need ful for earring on the extended operation* con templated by this Company, These shates jm bo qpen to tender, and the minimum price will be par. It is almost .apGtflaous to describe these pro pottles so well lcnown to the publio of Anok lan3. It may, however, ba mentioned that tho ooal mine prop ,t.y—consisting of 11202 aoras— Is nraotioaliy undeveloped, consequent on tbe difficulty attond-nt on 00-v.-ylng coal from the w-Bt bant of the W»ikao River to the railway. This dlffloul _• i. overcome by usa of the exten lve carrying plant ot the Steam Navigation Company. Tho oootion of tbo mine now worked was sur veyed in 18E0 by W. E. Moody, Esq., late Manager of tli c Waratah Cool Mine, Newcastle. Now South Wales, who. Bf ter oarefnl boring, mado areport to the Dlreotors of the Walkato Coal Company (Umltedi that there wero IBM WW tons available ooal on the £:Q acres then nnde- survey. The quality of this coal is -xcol lent It is believed that esteneive deposits of coal exist upon the large area (upwards ol 1...C.0 acres) owned b7 the Company. ' :. The Company are now surveylnr. Into town shin and suburban eections its 150 acres of land S thnaaat bank of the Walkato River, adjoln fnV HMtly Ranw-y Station and the Tauplrl Bala by auotion fct sn early date.. A fair price i. exacted to be roalieed by the disposal ot this tho Walkato Steam Navlga tlon Company has been oarried on suocessfnlly and proflrably for a number of l-"»rB. dnrlng tho past few years It has inoreascd very con siderably. ... ... The 16.C00 eharps now offered to tho publio will be sold to tjie highest tender. Payment for Iho shares as follows:—Ss on application, 53 on ' .allotment, 6a in threo most*-, and 6s in six months. Each Instalment will oarryx.lvi.lond I from date of allotment paymont. • Applications will be recoived on and af to. lii_ ISth instant, and allotment will be mado ao -ord lnu to priority of application. By order cf tho Directors, | tl. W. H9-ATH. i i. uckU-nd,' Hth Pebraary, 1853. Seorotar-r'



Drapery and Clothing. — " ■ " i irWmSTr OE M. J. BRBN NA N, *^ BANKRUPT. CAMUBL pOOMBHS & QO. Having been deolarad THE POKCHASERS Of the above DRAPERY Q TR9,g' RAPERY Oio Ck, At a vanv TARGE J)ISOODN'r JIROM QO3T piHOF. Wl_- OFFEU IT FOR -ALB, ON CATURDiY, TTt-BUUARY OA Saturday, .tkbruary "•*> AT Q/» QUEEN-STREET. THE STOCK CONSISTS OF MEN'S, YOUTHS', ANJO BOYS' CLOTHING, MEN'S SHIRTS, HO-JIERY, AND TIES, LADIES' DRESS Jd-U'ERIALS, SILKS, CALICOS, SHEETINGS, FL..NNELS. SHIKTING3, BLANKETS, _C, &o. THE ENTIRE STOCK IS OF QUP-RIOR QUALITY, As Mr Brennan was only a tow mouths in business. TflE GOODS ARE ALL OF TBE NKWESr STYIBS. MOST FABIHOHADI-E SnADES, AHD BEST MATERIALS. —.—— THIS 13 AM EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY, EACi-P-IOIIAL OPPORTOKI-Y, As S. COOMBE. St CO. having: seonred Uhli FIR9T-OLASB STOOK under such favour able olronmstanoes. thoy will ba able to SELL GOODS AT ABOUT HAL? SELL GOODS. AT ABOUT HALI COST PRICE. COST PRICE. THE FOLLOWING ARE A FJtW USBPUt LINES : -721N0H PLAIN SHEETING, 7_d. Brennan*. price. Is lid. 72-INOH HEAVY WDITK TWILL BHEB.T ING, 9id; Bronnan's price, U 84, SO-INCH FINLEV. BHBKTIMGB, Is -Jd. Brennan's prlco, 3a 91. GOOD OALICOS, from 2d, 2Jd. 3d, to 3ld; Brennan's price, from . Jd to SJd. LADISS' DRBS3 MATERIALS, SJd to 7_di usually sold at UJd to la 9- por yard. QUILTS, BLANKETS, TQWSL", Sec., 25 pel cent, less than cost, MEN'S. YOUTHS'. AND BOYS' OLOTHING, sao-thlrd Jobs than usual price. BXTRAO3DINARY RKDUCTIONB W SHIRTS, HOBIBRY, TIBS. AJtD MEN MERCERY, IK ORD-R TO CUBA- OUT THIS BXTINSIVK tfOOtt IN* Tw o rrr übks, wo Wii.i, Ws hay* Mariwd ran Goods ik bbv-cbai: Dbfabtmbnts at ABOUT ONE. THIRD THE COST ABOUT ONE - THIRD THE OUST PRICE. PRICE. S. COOMBES & o.*. Call the particular atttentlon of Hotel Frojrio tors and Countny Storekeepers to this Sale, as thoy will be able to select a general assortment of Good Use-al Staff, ali .oily 2. per oonfc lest than warehouse t* lce_. SALE ON BATURDAY NEXT, AT {_)» CoOMBES _. Co.'S, 86, QUKEN.STJ-BBT. P.8.-W6 have BE-MARKED OUR OWN LABGB STOCK FULLY TWENTY-FIVH PER CENT. OFF onr a'ready Low Prioes, and In going through It we oamo across many line* whloh we havo REDUOKU equal to the Bank rapt'a Stock, so tlio I-bUo have now an oppor .unity of selecting Hoods bom a Mod- ot J d 515,000 WORTH OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, AT SHOOMBES & fjO.Vj, . \JoOMBES S \J O.'S 86, QUEEK-BTBBET.



[ Hawing Machlaea. KBTABJ-ISHKU • s ■ ■ AOS i BY BPHOIAI. V," * ';,. ArrOINTMtfNTI ! Jouy ONLY TnK >" A\s> CKDKBRATKD / \ c. V .'' A^ -a P A MACIHNP.S. The Kaßiest, Simploat. Boat Made,^'},X.. Durablo. Tho only t.owiug Mnohlno Whtnh hat never been bouten In competition. | aolo Agents In New Zoaland t ! SHAKESPEAE AND CO., ■ (Opposite tho Market,) QUK-CM-aTRrCKT. | W- a :i> ** 8 B s THS fIRKAS ! S&WIHG MACHINE J.MPOR-EH, Hit. juar u-jiosivi.-t I A Lai-- BMOtnont of the, C_»_6_H_- Mn-.bl-. : ths World— THB WHIT- OO.'H y_.Wl_.fl MAOnVKB The Most uiiant The -h00p0... ! The Most Rapid The Hlgheai fernt i The Moat Simple The r,_r»:e.. 1 .n.. Tho Moat Itasy to Wot- The il-.! '.'liV—- The Moat Durable The Simple.-, 'tim.».. Tbe l_or.» Kl6«-_« Tha Nt»te-t 1.-li.". , !'„__«.__- J-L-C-lflK, trbta £3 10. .gr_^t i-. '' I vbb atat 8-miKO _ao_i.„__. hsvke __ai c. i»rlco of Hand Maohimss, £8 10.-. Aid., A-WASS on fIABD. Bennlns jflngar I BTldtM and Ko man Werthelra standard Howe Compwir*. Wheeler and Wll_-_ {.rover and VUdtm-. 1 Jones's ABO Oom«llft I And ether Boo3ma_.es jn_ti_ _._, o. ria Wsbe I 2s, <>ii, ?s.; W«w AU, tUOKII'.-- BOA—i-SIUMf. Xii_Bß Maohlnc. ctn be had of my Agents •— N, MobennandCa. I'loneor Stow. Wha:u,_r«i 1 Thome. Wells, Cambridge i William SU.vens on Onohcngai K. Way to, Hamilton i. l'arnol! and ' Boylan, -Isbornc i BronnanandOo., Taorsra*. aud at othsr o-vc-t. rhas QRKAI jy »P0 T, QUKEN-STBKaT. BINQKKS Bl«Wir-JG MaCUIMBS. ' Singe-9 ".HOhlnrn ' til-gor- Deol-lv- MaOhlnes Singer". Drjolalva MaoMno. Slngor*. Dool-lvf Maohlnu. Singer's Itoolulve ..Inch ne» -hitter's Donl-lv. Mat* no. Rinega". Donlßlvo _4*?_ ,*! Singer*!! ijiiel-ivo Machine. singert Decisive MaoWne. Hmr^r-e and JJ2-hS2 Bingor'B Overwholmlni! Moehlne. aiugor"a Overwhelming MaOWnea Slntter*. Overwhelming Mnonlne. Slngsr's Ovorwhnlmlctt Maohlnes Biuaor*fl Ovorwholmlng Moohno. ginger's OTerwhi.-lmlnß ..aor-.tnos SirrfiJr*. Ovorwholminn Mttchlnea blngort Gvorwholmlnu Mnohlne. Bln_or*B victory for tho t_lj_se» Mrtchnen Slugert Victory Ui.cn neij Stngert Victory Maoh men Singer*. Vletory Maoh net. Singer*. Victory Maohlnrjo Singer's Victor? Mnob nr* Slnger'D Victory Maohjnorj , Singer*! Vlntorr Maohinea ' Singer c Victory Maoh noe Singe-*- Vtotory Machlno 81__5(_r*B Victory Mnchl-ea 81nger'B At Chrlßtchurch Kxhlbltion. Maoblnoa Blnger c Tno aingrn Mach noa Slng-r*- Tho Slacor Mach nos I Singer. The singer Machlnea ,-• singer. The Singer Mach ne_ Singer. TtioSt-Ker Msohtno. Blnger- TneSlngar Machines Singer. The -InßOr. Maoh no. aiuuor*. rwo Uold Medal. -Inch noa Slngor*. I'wo Gold MortaU Machines 81a«er*r- Two acid -fed-- Machine* Singer*. Two Gold Modal. aacWnes Smeer'a Two Hold Medals Maohlaeo Blnser-s Two Uold Medals Maoh -.r.s Blngert TwryGold Me—Jr Machines blngefh Setting all CohyiO-'-it. Mucmne. - SttrKiW- -eating all ..Ml. !!_. Sln E cr_ ae-tlngaU $___.„__ BlnK-r-s Beating aU ««™ n«« UlnKOr-o -Beating all S__JKS2 . fllngor's Boating all Maohinr. 1 Stngor*. Competitor. »J»oh uea B-ngor'B Conipotltora Moohl«_M_ 81n.or*(; Competitor. Maohtnofl Bln-er- -OmpetlWr. Maohne. - __tiiKer*B Competitor. Maoh nes Slngert Boating all Competition. Stooblnea Slngorti Always Kolli_blo S* 0!-I*? Slngert Always Hellablo '_. aoD. no! blnger-s Always Reliable Maoh nos Blnger. Tho -Irger Is Maoh noa Slngert *.rho3lng.rla _J__SS_2 Slngor'e TfcO Blngf r 13 J__°m"! . singar'o Tho Simplest and Best SjSSjSiS ' Slngert Tho Simplest and Bast _ff2.S___ Singer's Tho Blmplest and Best Jjnoh iioa Slngor-o Always Reliable _J_2-„._- Slnlart Always Rollablo JJaoh me« I singort Always RoUable S„2-2SS Singer's n c Blnger la m_£___S2 Slnger-B ThoStogerls mSwSm Slngert Tbe Slngor Is, «_______ r stngort me Singer Is w„-hi7_-_ aingor. The Singer ia MaohnM Blnger*« The Singer la _. J-StSSS felngort The Singer Is J_?2|S2! Blngor*. Tho Mngor Is Maoh nes ' Slngert '/ho Blnger in "??£}?*! ■SSSrt The Singer is iJao.uaUod $»s*% _____£__ "tfSSZSU "^ -^ . Slngert ucccualled M__mSm ' Singer's UnequaUed _J__XmSm Singer's Unequallad _J___uSm Rlngert Unequalled S22__£2 8-ngert Un* qnallod S?JSSS! blngert UntqnaUod ffiSto^ -lager's Unoquaded JJ*??}"„„ Singer's Unequalled in tha World- K"gS^ . Blnger. (.argesiearn __]___.__ ! Blngor s ...igo-tbale, VlMh-OS Slngor's Largest yah! Mach neo Hlnger-s l*rgestSal- vSW Bingo,.- DttrtteatSale, Jffla. Blngert lAta-ost-We, y__i_____ Blncei'". JArjtc..l-i_!e. "iJJK Slngert ).irgoßtSoie JR*KS" 1 Blngert largest Bala SgffiJ™ ' Binger-. Largest Hole S_ohS__ mugert In tbe World. mJS„iSm al-jgortjaflitterWoetr M__M__s tlng-rt £«.ME«ME.- Maoh nos Singer'B _s Cdpor VVoai" 55J___aa < Slneert 2b6- per Week m___ _m • 81-gor-rr as Gd por Week K_gs ?? SlnSort 2a6rtl>orWe.k "«#S Slngert 2s Cd oar Week S»§hta?2 Sinaert 2s 6d per Week K*°K?*! Slngert MMPerWookJ«J*}s« ____£!_ att™oßt Sffi B ngert 281, Queon-strwit J'. AOM" ts _ Ert Ml. Queen-Btreet Maoh no Blnaert 231. yuenn-street Mach no-i. I Sgert _fll. tjuoou-otrppl' Maoh oob Si-gert ajiTQaeon^troet Mnoh nos W-Mr's Ml. Qnoon-a-re-» MaoUlnes ' Hmfart 261, Qnoen-Btreot Maohln.s , B-g.rtAnol-end. Maoh nes Slngert Auoklend K M„B e _ t Singsrt Auckland Maoh nos Staler. Auckland Maoh nea i Singer's Auokland Maoh 39. alnger*B Auokland Mach nes Krt Auoklanr. Maohlnea Slngert Maohlnoß SINGER'S SB WING MACHINES. Coeeeei Coffee i Coffee 1 s, c."lbrown, DUniIAM-STBKET, AUCKIjAND, FLOUR MILLKR AND COffFKK fc SPICK MKKCHANT, HAB AIWAYS ON HAND AND FOB S__!t— FLOUR, In Baoks, lUO'e, and 60'f1," Bine" brand FLOUR, in sacks, 100., and SOB, "Rod" brand BRAN AND SHARPS r RAW AND ROASTKD OOFFICK P-PPKR ANDSPIOK3. ! In tho matter of COFFEE, tho attention of tho Publio la called to the oxoellenoo of my » brands, and a trial Bolio.ted, Tho Wlxturea are . oomposod only of tho Bcßt Plantation Coffee and the Beat Chicory proourablo. and maybe " chaa_s_S ao_Jfl£. brand), neariy pure coffee "Ship* and "Camel," medinm ootfoca Of great Btrength and flavour " Caatlo" and " irsopard," low modlnm and oommon ooffoes. , , To lovoro of really line Coffoo, Idofonglrro enmmondthe "Kaglo," but to iho general toßte Medium coffees are found to ho most acceptable, < and I say, therefore, Thy the SHIP Biund TnY THE OAMICL Brand Proourablo from all Merohanta and Store , koepers, loose, and In tins, lOlba,, 28ib3„ lllbs., Tibs., Blbß., 41bs„ bB„ and lib. pOFFKH! /^OFFKE QOFFSK ("1 EE AND POTTER, Coa_hßdi__i_ks, J Grey-street. Auofclond.-N.8.: Ironbara Shafts Spoke", Felloes, ulna 4um and ail kin c Bi: Bflidwooo". a Lowest Markot Prioes,



ri U A NO. V A N o MALDKN IB__lnD GUANO, 109 Tons of this well-known Fertiliser hayo arrived per Vrederlok Bassll, and will tp sold lit a Low Bate. Mal-op island Guano has baen Incontcstably proved to be of great value for growing crop., and for qulokly and efflelontly renewing worn ont or poor pastures It is unsurpassed. Purchasers, at once for dejlvery es ware house, wIU be raoßtjthprallj, deo.t wit].. Apply to the "N&w Zealand Loan and MeroautlloAgoroy Ootnpany (Limltodl, Queen' B.rtru-.. Auoitland,



Land «.nd Batata Asranta j •ill OK _■> A L E, 1.8. BT ROWAH.O WAYTB HOUSE AND LAND AGENT, MOUNT ALBKRT-Goutlettv.-— Kesldenoe, 10 rooniß. outbuildln... ar o U acrrs; Very cheap. ' MOUNT ALBKRT^-iloivio 10 roon.s, outbuild- , i lags. 2 acres (na-rstattou),-M. _..___ . YOI.OANIO LAND (at Mount K!e 1-91 r«r_S ] 7.tonmod House, sec BISO cash, nt 7 per o*nr, , I.MODNr ALHI.I.IT |.-u--»r Knllwuy S«..l<m|- . 6. acres volottuloficll. In i.r.iiiD;aulendlrtvio>v. . 'MOUNT ALBBHT (_r:ar nta'.inn)—Hon.- .10 j rooniit, _ airfiH.i-i!7OIJ lioua-i OK iCIUtiT -tOnM:-. tiden let-rhce. ( Has stove, wol-, to. (Jfferon nhenp. _ . MOUNT Kl.l-W (near Btatloni—aeven-roarußa J Hou-0 and hntfr.a AIIO'.UKint, £500. Terms e_-... • MOU^TKI.KN—HiiUBrrITOor.ru. A240 VlifiW I.' lAD (Moijbi l_'lonl--7 roomed Houso; , OOiiorot.. O-B-Otn, Wlt'r. nor.!-!}- ohm aore. COTTAGID and JiOT-198 X l5!)-£200. ONKHUNGA— Itouno 8 rooms-filOX ONKIIUKOA 7-rcemed nonr.n and Land, &W. AI.IAiT_WI-WlB, Bu-fleld Koad. ParneU. Kloti mnnaMo-nn.riHn.etr*. MOUNT KUitN, "Valley Road—Honso of 9 larao rooms, out-houses, la. ip. land. Cheap. SKAI'IKUD KOAU-itlomloinnn'H ttfSldGnco or 8 rooinir. lnrirr) allotment, ev«ry convenlfnici'. Ll-AMINUTON HOAO - Now Com.ort-ble noases and Lr.nd, £250 eaoh, OIT.r-Uapltall.hop of G rooms, stable, &0., to lease rout low. „ „ _ MOUNT ALBI_R.T-10. acres and Honae, £500. MOUNT ALBItRT —Lease of t)2 aorta v.rd Houses. &o. Oboap. KLIjICUSlIk—Houso, 7 roomti, end land, £1)0. PDNBON HY-Houecs of 0 and H roomp. I PAPATOITOI—Ifino Houso nnd 20 acros. BAI-MS at OambrldKo.'Pukcrlmu, &c. KD. WAYTI-. Houso aud Land Agent ~0 S B 0 X N E, a -state, Land, and Gonaral Oommia lon Agont, 81, Quaou-stroot. Anoteland. ... J. MOSS. IW. *". O SULLIVAN W„ J- Moss a Co.. HOUSH. LAND, AND K3TATK AGKNT-. EnonTLAWD-BTKBHr, latondlng Buyers are reßp'ootfully Invited to Insp.ot our List of Propartlos. Monoy to Lend at Current Rates of Interest. i i, i _' Lime, &c. Gr k o v n d Lime. GROUND LIME. FOR SALE, SOUTHGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCIIK LIME, In any quantity) for Concrete Paths, Floors, Cellars, etc. (noxt to stone flagging, Is un rivalled for durability and hard-Betting qualities). For tanlts and othor wet work 1 is a llrst-class material. B. KE A N E, ~S OL E AQE NT, CUSTOW-nO-SB-STREBT. "JUMBO. I *ftffitaKM? ' Tl/|AHDBANGI HYDKaULIC LIME. All Mahuranoi Limes Abe Not Alike. Tho "Warkworth Cement Co. (Limited) beg to Inform Builders, Contractors, and tho General Public, now that they havo got a good start mado and their quarry properly opened out, they aro most desirous that proper tests be mado of tlio dlll'crcnt Mahurangi Limes, and tho best bo specified. Tho W, C. Co. (Limited) would only ask pur chasers not to beliovo"more interested assertions as to this or that Hino boing tho bost In tho market, but to put them to tho proof, apd they aro quite content to abido by tho rosmlt. J. P. KIDD, Agont, 83, (Jueon-str.)et. Town Yard, Cnstomhouso-street West (noxt Sims and Brown's). itftVJSOlft hydraouq lime AumimDiH.z. < [TIIS LIME is a Natural Uoment, suit «L ablo for Concrete BuilflnßS ( Brlokwork, Pliptorlntr Buildings, Tanks. &o. Ii in ground the -Tin-DC and Is THK BE3T , LIMB IN T-iK MARKET. In reply to iho popular belief that all Limes from Mahuranttl are allko. wo ask—"Aro nil . quart- n-ofri, or aro Innda in tho same dlstrlot, • alike ?' In Knrono, nil Hydraulic or Comont Llmo. are tooiod boforo i_sing. and tho bost Bpeolfl-d, why should nut tho eumo rule bo folia wed here J Per . cubic yd. Concroto Founditlo-S cost from _. 15s to 25s Hrlck Foundation, coot from .. 80. to H3s Conoroto noildlngn oost from .. 23- to 25i Hrlok Buildings cost from .. _ S3, to 85s lyinorolo HuUilluks, Plastered, -to, will »ot oxcefld 10 por oont ovor wood, Olrcnl-r oiplalnlng troatm/nt Bent to any ad rlroes. or the lolleot lnlormatlon Riven at tho offico. Llmo puppltcd whoieeale or rotali. Special tnrms to D.olorsand Contractors taking oargoes direor. il'Ocnt--alo, BRICKS, PIPES, SAUD, &<.. JOHN WJLSON & CO. SI, (_ooair-9tr-_.t n . DBA UL I C LIME. MKBSRS PUL.HAM, BANNATYNK SS CO., I Ot Mahnrangl, beg to notify that thoy aro pre pnrod to execute orders for their HYDKAULIO 1 LIMB, olthor at the Kilns or at tholr Anoklan- Branoh. Ouatomhonso-stroet Weair. whore all particulars may bo obtained. As this Lime is now bo well known In tho Auokland Market, P. H. ft Co. trust that Arohltocts, Builders, and Contractors will tdvo them a fair share ot their support. N.B.—Drain Pipes, TUBS, Brioks, and Band always lißtoc.k Bfteoic-.- ANIMAL MAGNETISM.— Cure o ovory Malady hitherto roputod lnourahle, by moans of tho Hingnotio Fluid—that is to say, tfio Electridity of too Body.—Tho undoraigned hoe j:ccolvod the gift of healing neither from above nor below, it boing a woll-known modern scientlllo mode of treating disuaso. No Chargi. made. Pationts visited at their own homes if required. — Address " Magnotiser," care of Evkning Stak oillco. Pleaso enclose sto-nn and addre-s. HENDERSON'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER. INVICTA~BRAND, MEDIOAITIIALL, Opposite Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland, J AM X S CATER, DISPENSING AND -"AMIM. CHEMIST , IMEKIKB PHiIrMACKUTIOAL SdCIl-TV). ■ HOBSON-BTRKKT. olose to Wolllngton-atrest, A.PP»-T.AKI>. N.Z IuIXKR OOMPLAtHVr, DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVES PILLS) without Mer onry). ___ Boss Rb-HCD".- fos BiwoneitKßa Stomaob De_unse_ici.t, FLATOL-JNOK, Paiks I BRTWKKN THa BHOULDKnB, BAD APFSTIT-. ■ IWDIGKBTIOIT, AOIDtTS", HSJAD-AOHH, HRABI ULiRN, and all other symptoms of disordered liver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by many eminent surgeons to be the safest, and mildest | rills for every constitution.—ln Boxes at is lid, 1 2s 9d, and la fid. Sold by Chemists and Medlolne I Vendors throughout the world. Prepared bj Jas. Rorko, London. Specially'valuable Pllli (or resident, abroad nnd travcllere, i Sold by KsiaPTHOSKS. Pros3-_b « Co, . '•• •^ULPHOLI-IT'i.OTIOIS."—An ifix >_* tornal Means of CURING SKIN DUB-CASKS. Tho-e la soarooly any eruption but will yield to "Sulphollne" la a few days, i and oommeuaa to fade away even If it seem.' ! past cure, Grdhiary pimples, redness, blotohea, , sourf, roushaos.: vanish est if my magic ; whilst , old, ondru-lrij. skin tUsordcrs, thot have plaguod tho auflorcra fiir year., howavar deeply rooted they mar be, '"Bulrrhol-a," will snooessfallj sttaok them. It doatror. the ' anlmnloulas whloh causes thcoe unsightly, Irritable, painful affections, and always produces a oloar, health)/ nature, condition of the sltln, " Sulphollne, I Lotion Is sold by incut Chsmists. Bottles, 8s Sd Made by J. Pepper asd Co., London, Sold by Kr-MPTHoartB, PaoHssg S. Oa. • OBPPKK'S QUI-INI. and IRON ' JL TONIC _.n,i« and dovelopes the norvoos " eneifrtoi.-. enrlohe. tho blood, promotes appetite dispels languor and depreaoion, fortifies the ) dlgostivo organs, lea speolfto remedy for s nouralgla, ague, Indigestion, fevers of overs I kind, chest affeotlans, _nd In W-Btt-u _lseasr__ sororulaas toadenolc-s, Sea, The whole frame Is , greatly Invigorated by Popper's Tonic, the i mental faculties brightened, the constitution r Kreatly s-rengthenott and a retni— to robust , health certain. Buuioc, 3. doses, Is (Ids next : sine, lis. Sold by t;hoa-i->-s overywhere, Tto t name of _. Poppox, Kadford Laboratory, London, must bo on the label. There Is to j Tonlo bo -m_s!_ Its. offoot .» Pepper's Quinine I and Tvon. It in strongly re-..0 mmended to real dent!) hi India _ad tlift Colonies, and should . alwayi) be kep* ready for n» In every oa.e ol ■ t«vf-r nr tebriif- oonditton, 1 SSIJUS K_:M>*n<o-ni.__ gwtftKWß tun Co. " IV,. RAX AC U M AND PUDUPHIC LUN , 1 Prepared only by J. Pepper, London This Fluid combination, estraoted from ruedl. olnul root-, ia new uood instead of blue pill and calomel for the onre of dyspppnle., blllousnes?, • bnd all symptoms of aongnstlon of the liver, whloh nro Konerally pain beneath tho ohouldiirß, l;e_,d-_c_-_i, crows-nosfi, r,o appetite, fujfed tonguo, dissgrocabla .aste la toe laorii___-, fEldalnoss, dlsturbanoo ot the stomach, and feei ng of gonoral depression, It sets the sluggish i liver in motion, very Bllghtly acts on the bowels, 1 giving a e2«_j} °t _»P MSB orjnifQrt wJtb 3. honra. It Is the scro.t medlaiue. Taraxaoum ■ and PodophylUn is a fluid mads only br J. PBPPKR. Bedford Laboratory, London, wnosa I name Is on overy ia__l. Battles, Da Sd and <a Ed. Sold by all Chemlstn, A most valuable and , essential modloino for India, A__.-n.li__, the Cape, sad o__onles gonerall.-, > '■ Sold by Kempthorhsi, Pugssbb &CO



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