CORRESPONDENCE.

CITY SCHOOL ACCOMODATION. (To the Editor.) Sir, —In your Saturdays leader you warn the City b'chool Committee "against reckless assertions," and you write under the im pression that the committee asserted that there was 1500 children in the city without eciiool accomodation. The committee made no such assertion. Thia matter is mis understood by many besides yourself, and, as I know the facts of the case, I shall give yon the history in as few words as possible, ' Towards the closa of last; year, the Bond. intimated to the committee that it, tbe Hoard, would in Jauuary of this yeir, re quire for llie use of the 1 raining College, a large room tlien in use aa portion ot the Wellcsicy-strect Common School, and . the committee apprehending that if this room were taken, a number of pupils must be ejcc.cd from the common school; was loth to ciiiseut to give the room up. Several letters passed between the Board and the committee on the subject, which became one ef interest, and in the leport submitted to the annual meeting of house holders, the same subject was prominent; Owing tj this prominence, and aa tbe matter bnd nut been defioitively settled, I, at said meeting of home-holders, proposed, that the incoming committee be recom mended to recommend to the Board the hiring of rooms for the Training College. Mr Thwaites proposed tlie addition to my motion, as there are 1500 children for whom there ia not school accomodation. Mr Thwaites now says lie only said 1000 ; be that as it may, it was taken down a.s 1500. l did not object to this addition to tbe tnoti'jo ; it was not at variance with Ihu motion, and, Mr Thwaites having been member of committee for several years, might have good reasonsi for his statement nut known to me, a memb:r of only one ycar'a btauding. The motion was canied without dbscnt, and tbe new committee, in due course forwarded the resolution of the householders to the Board, endorsing the vital part of it, namely, that the Board be recommended to hire rooms for Ihe Training College. The Board did not hire rooms, but took the large room the committee was unwilling to surrender, and wrote to the commiitec desiiing to be iufirmed of the names and residences ot the 1500 child ren referred to ia the resolution of the meet ing of householders. I pressed on the com mittee the plan they adopted, by which It was not expected to ascertain how many children there were without school accom modation, but merely how many children who were willing to attend school for whom there was not room. The committee was perfectly aware that a census of the child, ren within the city would be the only means of obtaining a full return of all the children of icbool age within the city, and thus of computing the sufficiency or insuflicicucy of school accommodation j but that step was beyond the means of the committee. Tho plan adopted was inex pensive, and if propeily backed up, would have furnished the number of children who desired admissicn into the schools, and who did not require to be hunted up by a default officer, 1 admit the plan failed. I mean by failure it did not succeed in enrolling all tbo children willing to enter school, lor whom there was not room. But though in detail it was a failure, in principle it was a success. Amongst the causes of failure wero—lirst, it was well known that all the school?, excepting that of High-street, wero full, and also that a large number of over age pupils had teuu dismissed to make room. In the face of these facts, parents did not care to trouble sending their childreu for mere enrolment, with no prospect of admission. Another came of failute way, the Piess did not itge upon parents to send their children to the schools ou the days for enrolment. Your daily contemporary took notice of the action of the committee, but ouly to sneer at that action. Now, sir, after this ex planation, you will v _.see this matter ia another light than yrftftid, and will, I hope, also sea it to be your duty to support the committee in it 3 desire for increased school accommodation The committee has de monstrated ihat three of the city schools are full -full to the refusal of pupils who have applied for admission. The fact tbat the city school accommodation ia insufficient has been thus established, and tho action of the committee haa succeeded, though not with a flourish, of trumpets. Thirty-nine pupils were refused admission ou the three days. Mr Harrison had, pre vious to the three daj s, refused admission to 51, of whom 7 wero subsequently ad mitted, icducing the number to 44, which, added to the 39, makes 83. Schools are built iv tho country districts for a score of pupils, so surely S3 establishes a claim for school extension in the city. Must the committee produce Mr Thwaites's 1,500 school children before the press considers more schools necessary ! Surely not. Are there 83, or shall I take the smaller number 39, to be provided for, or is it not tVottli while? Shall wc only provide for 39, or shall we always keep at our schools a few spare desks for,new pupils? That would, I think, be" the liberal course, and there is the other fact that over ago pupils have heen dismissed. Surely tho Education Department of the colony is not so niggard in tho matter of school accom modation as not to allow a few desks at the city schools for pupils whose education has been neglected or for children of country settlers who have been unable to obtain tuition in advanced standards. With refer ence to High-street school : It had once a good attendance, but that fell off when the street was cut down, and has not recovered since. High-street, with its increased traffic, is not now a place for a school. It is remarkable that with tbe constant opportunity in tbat street no school child has yet been crushed under the wheels of a dray, With regard to your remark that you have "so often vainly urged upon the Board its duty iv aiding the City Committee to enforce the compulsory clauses of the Act," and jour other remarks following upon the same matter, I deMre to observe tbat we had better obtain the locreased school accommodation lirst, It would be folly to hunt up and muster tbe unwilling ones until we have schools bnilt to place them in, lam sorry this communication is so long, but I bave condensed as far as consistent with clearness, and 1 hope have removed some of the misconception which has existed on this subject.—Yours truly, A. Campbell. •♦--

THE PONSONBY REGATTA CLUB MEASUREMENT RULES.

{To the Editor.) Sib,—Last Tuesday evening the Ponsonby Regatta Committee, in its wisdom, decided to include depth in the factors for calcula tion of sizes ot yachts and open boats. Sin gularly enough, the next day's mail from England furnished us with the opinions of tho editor of tho "Field" en the sub ject. In a leading article in the January 6th number he says:--"The plausible rule which includes depth is frequently put for ward as a remedy for the inconsistencies which are said to be consequent upon allowing depth to go untaxed." Again:— "A sign of healthier things thaa any depth ru'c is, however, to be found in the current number of 'Hunt's Yachting Magazine.'" Tlie author of a letter in the January 13th number writes thus: —"A rule which measures depth, I submit, may at last be regarded as the only ' fair' means by which any moderate -type of racing yacht could be even possible. To say now, as has been said in the past, that it would produce a shallow and dangerous type, would be to talk the wildest non sense. Those who wonld do so may take pencil and paper and cipher away till they aie black in the face, but they cannot ellacs the logic 'of an accomplished fact.' " Here is a man who evidently knows all about it. Ho needs not to go deeply into the matter ; it is plain on the surface to him. Like the Ponsonby committeemen, he can sec it all with half an eye. Is it not astonishing thai toe yachting editor of tbo " Field " should have the impudeuce_ to comment ou this letter after the following manucr:—"Our candid opinion is,that if the existing Yacht Racing Association rule can do no good, it at least can do no harm, and is infinitely to be preferred to any rule yet proposed which includes 'depth.'" six letters mure on tbe subject appear in the " Field's " columns of January 20th. Evi dently beaten in argument, the cowardly editor throttles his opponents thus :—" So far as depth is concerned in this discussion, we can insert no more letters healing on the subject. It bas been thrashed out ad nauseam in our columns during the la:st fifteen years, and there is not the remotest chance of any practical good resulting from a re-arrange ment of all the old arguments pro. and con. which were put forward iv our pages by many well-known yachtsmen fourteen years ago," I? it not shocking that he should stifle discussion in this manucr? Who is this editor? Sir, he is a man from whom one ought to expect better things. His name is Dixon Kemp; he is a naval architect, and the author oi two well-known works—"Yacht Designing," and "A Manual of Yacht and Boat Sailing," He is also secretary of the Yacht Racing Asso ciation ; and knocks round the coast of

Gruat Biitain a good deal in the yachti™ season. In his case^having heen twgt?'"' : having studied, and having got experience " '-' is all of no use. He is perversely wrons and apparently is determined to remain so' Nothing, perhapp, could set him rieht ! excepting, possibly, residence in Poa«onbv where he would have the advantage of seeing saltwater every day, of always stncl. " ling its iodized air, and ol sleeping within the sound of its tipplej oa Shelly-leacb I should not bo imprised at such a man objecting to the 'Ladka Race,'on the giouud that ladies tugging, panting, sweat ing, and 'bustiDg themselves,' for the erd." tification of a vu'gar, gaping crowd of low", bred brule?, in not calculated to keep u D tne benign influence of lovely y omen on1 "' the coarser half of humanity.-I am &c J. Waymoutii. '-

POSTAL DELIVERY.

(To the Editor.) Put,— That complaints ate made by Queen. * street firms that letters are not deliveied by a reasonable time after English' mail arrives in Auckland does not surprise mi as during Ihe two years I have resided here' • I have seldom received home letters with, out a visit or two to the Chief Office. As on example, I may .mention that on Thur__. day, when calling in Shortland-street at 12,30 p.m., I was told there were "oo letters " for me Now, Mr Editor, you will agree in saying it's very annoy. - lug that after all, on Satur. f day, when my wife called, she haj handed to her three envelopes plainly ad. dressed and properly stamped to the underl signed. Can you explain why it is that such irrecularities are allowed to occur! 1 have enquired of Post Cilice officials, but can get no proper answer to this problem.' —I am, &c, W. L.BAIU.Y.

PrlntedandPubllßhedbrthePropriotor.a^^ Brett, of Symonds-streeVat his Genera Printing Office, Wyndham-street, in tne n..... vlnco of Auokland, New ZeiJand. ; '■■ V Monday, Maboh 12,1883. ; ,



a.— —■■ r-■ .'Anctionß.i 10-MORROW ] i EXTENSIVE UNRESERVED SALE OF MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS' COLONIAL &s>'; ENGLISH-MADE CLOTHING.• •' .'■'.' ibillß' l' S ' hW/ '■ < hosiery, • ~ - • . &,c„ ,ke„- «.c THE-VhOLB OF THE STOCK OE -.' -."....MR. I, "RIII.LLIPS, -%Ho lus.Rctirod from Business, AMOUNWNU TO £ÜBf O^SH PRICK, FOR POSITIVE SALE. GABRIEL LEWIS OAS received instructions to sell at his O. Rooma (opposite Thornton. Smith and Firth's Mills), Lower Quoon-Btroot, to-morrow at 11 o'Cloolc. the whole of the above stock", Without Reserve. Terms at Sale. "JPho Auctioneer onlls attention to tho abovo Goods, being importod dircot lor this market, and woll tolocted, all of rocont Importation, in flrat-cliws order, and fair slzes. , TO-MORROW. JUNCTION YARIS. ■jIOR SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Jp- Tußßduynoxt, 120 FAT OXEN, from Ilaworn, Waikato, and neighbourhood 000 Fat Sheep 100 Lambs. HUNTER & NOLAN. TO-MORROW. TUESDAY, ONE O'CLOCK. CLEARING-OUT SALE AT TnK DEFENCE STOHtf, ALBERT PARK. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr F. Bioomileld to sell by auction, at the Uefenco Store, Albert Park, Accoutrements of all eorts, Tent, &c, &.\. Tarpaulin, )8 Stietoheru 5 Cwt. Lend Bnllots, 2 CssVs Fuse, Shovels Pioks, Set Weights, } tolllM. Bugles, Barrels. Boxes, and Cases 12 Iron Targets, Stays, &0., &o. WEDNESDAY, BELLE VIEW^ EMILY PLACE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. K. ARTHUR HAS beon favoured with instructions from airs Mills, to sell at her resldenoe, Bella View, Emily Placo, off Shortland-street, on Wednesday, at half-past oaeo'claok, p.m., her HOU3EHOLD FURNITURE and Effects. Drawing Room fuito, Oval Table, Inlaid Whatnot. Pictures. La'ga Dining Table, Half-tester ttsdstesd. Single Iron Bedsteads, Carpets, M»ttla_r, Glass and Harchenware, Kltohon Utensils. Oa view on the morning of the Pale-day. THURSDAY, 15 HI, NOON. MOUNT EDEN ROAD, HAMILTON. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to soil by auction, at hia Estato, Land, and Houso Salo Rooms, Arthur's Mart, Quoen-street, on Thursday next, 15th Inst, at 12 o'clock noon, MOUNT EDEN" KOAD.-Two Shops, with dwellings, with verandah, newly built; a good business stand; pleasantly situated; command ing a line view; a first-class well of water; tlicro are 30 foot frontage, with a right-of-way of 3 feet; now occupied by Mrs Jack, Also, A First-class Dwelling-house, situated a short distance from tho above property, well built, comfortably arranged, good garden, beautiful view; cosy terms; now occupied by Mr Car- • thew. S. HAMILTON, WAHCATO.-House and Allot ment, No. 321, Hackery-street, IS3 by 519 links, situated near the Bank of Now Zealand. W. 8, OOCHRAKEI [JAS. DACBV, MONDAY, MARCH 19. By Older of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, HOBSON'S BAY ROAD, THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from ths Registrar of tha Supreme Court to sell br publlo auction, at the Land Mart, Foit-atrcet.on Monday, tho 19th instant, at 12 o'olook noon, Allotments 1,5.6, and 7, of the Snb division ' of Allotment 2, Section 11, Suburb;, of Auokland, 555 feet frontage to EoDson's Bay Road. Conditions of Sale can be seen at the offices of Messrs Connell and Cooper, Solicitors, Vulcan Laic, or SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, W. S. COCHRANE], [JAS. DACEE, . THURSDAY, MARCH 15, BY OEDKR OF THK MORTGAGEE. LEASEHOLD ALLOTMENTS. IRON BUILDINGS, GAS ENGINE, MACHINERY. THE Subscribers will sell hy auction, at their Booms, Fort-street, on Thursday, ISth Inst., at 12 o'olook, The Unexclrod Term of Lease for 21 years from 31st July, 1879, of part Lot 70, on the Beolalmod Ground, having GO feet frontage to Cnstomhonie-street West, with tie substantial Galvanised Iron BulldiriK of two stories, lately erected thereon, Together with POWERFUL GAB ENGINE, Belts and Working Gear complete: Chaff Cutter, Maize Crusher, Circular Saw and Bench, Sco. Ihe above plant Is all nearly new, and In gcol working order. For particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, WEDNI'SDAY, MARCH 14, At 11 o'Clock. HEW VERANDAH~COTTAGE AND FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT. BOND-STREEET, NEAR NEWTON. TO BJB SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTIOT. BY ORDER 03" THE MORTGAGEE. D. F. EVANS HAS been instructed by the Mottgagee to sell by public auotlon at his new Land and Estato Mart, Queon-street, on Wednesday, the llth Maroh, at 11 o'clock Bharp, A New and Pretty Verandah Cottage, 3 rooms and large cellar; tank, and other con veniences; toucher with the Freehold Allotment 33 x 105. being lot No. 162, sub division of Allotment 17, Section No. 7, Suburbs of Auckland, Bond-street, Also, as per Instructions by the owner, 48 acres Land, of which 15 aores Is In ga den andp*ddock; balance in ti-tree scruo, am? fern: situate on the banks of Little Muddy Creek; together with House of 6 rooms and outbulldinßj. Also, a Capital Farm In the waikato, containing 121 ncreß good and improved land, snb-dlvidod lv paddock), orohard, &c; good Homestead, wtih neceaiary outbuildings; situated near Ngarn&wahlo, nnd sold BUttfeot to a Mort gage of £125. Also, as Inßtruoted by Mr W. HID, Hac^et street, Ponsonby Ward - Pretty VUlo Residence ol 5 room^, nicely fitted up. Gable ends. Bay Wlndowp, &c, together with Freehold Allotment, with a frontage of 66 feet to Haoket-street by 89, being lots 11 snd 12 sub-division of allotment 12, sectioa 8, suburbs of Anckland. Also, as InstrtMted by Mr Smith. Valuable Freehold Property on Karangahape Road—A very comfortable and well-built villa nesldonce. ooDtaining 6 rooms, fitted with oupboards and other conveniences, gas laid In. tank, splendid well, and allotment about S3 x 132. _ , This property being Bituated on Karangahape Road (near junction of Symonds-stteetlthemaln ftOKUghfare to th« city for all distrloissmth of Auckland, snch as Remuera, New market, Mount Eden, Mount Albert, Avondale, &c., is now, and la cci tain to become of very great value. Such sites are seldom placed in tbe market, and tho owner is reluctantly, yet positively dettnnlnea to sen. Fail particulars of above and other properties at Offlco of . D. F. EVANS, ' Queen-street, next Bank ef Australasia. ' TUESDAYS. ' THE HAYMARKET, SALE OF WOOL! SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, at 13 o'clock. . _____ ALFRED BUCKLAND. y\V RHAM YARDS. ■M ' rye"gbas3. . superior Poverty Bay Rye Grass, in auantl log tn suit purchasers, HUNTER AND NOLAN.



Alicia ons. 8. TONKS.] [It. C CAKE,] fB, D. TONICS. TO-MORROW. SURPLUS STORES, Ex Crownthorpo, from London, B. TONKS & CO. ¥_/ ILL sell on Tuesday, 13th inst., at 11 f o'clock, Surplus Stores, ox Crownthorpe, comprising Flour, Oatmeal, Toa, titgar, Vluogar, Medicine Choi-t, &c, &c. B. TONICS. R. O. DAMS, li, D, TONKS TO-MORROW. "WHITE CLOVER, RED CLOVER, AISYKE COW GRASS, SwEEDE, YELLOW AND WHI'IE STONE TURNIPS. B. TONKS & 00. WILL sell on Tuesday, 13ih inst,, at 11 o'clock, ONffi TANK OF ABOVE 31CKD3. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21,. At 12 o'clock, FERRY HOTEL 1 FERRY HOTEL 1 NORTHCOTE. NORTHCOTEI By Order of the Mortgagee. G. W. BINNEY HAS been favoured with instructions to nell by nubile auction, at his Mart, Quson-strect, on Wednesday, Match 21, at 12 o'olook, ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND SITUATED at NURTUCOTH". containing 4 sores 30 perohos (moro or loss), being Part ot Subdivision of Al lotment* 30 and 31. RAKISH ot TAKAPUNA, and Allotment 1 Suburbs of WCODSIDH., with tha FKKKY HOTEL orooted on tho property. subjeot to the lease ot tho Hotel tor a term granted to tbo present proprietor. Full particulars can ba cbtolnod by applying to tho Auctioneer, Hotels. pACIEIC JJOTEL, RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR FAMILIES AND TRAVELLERS. Good Spacious Sample Rooms for Commorcial Gentlemen, Good Alcock's Billiard Tablo and American Bowling Alley. It has all tho advan tages of n private house, tho Bar being quite separate from tho House, and cannot be stir pased In tho North. G. 11. WHITE, Proprietor. "pi XCBA SG E HOTEL (Bettor known as tho Barbel Hotel), PARNELL. Tho Proprietor has gono to considerable oxponso in he-erecting, this Hotel, which Is Now Open to tho General Public. Tho BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by compo tont judges to bo One of the Best in Auck land ; it Is extra well furnished, and contains ono of Alcock's Tables (now), at a cost of nearly £200, with tho Patent Climatic Equilibrium Cushion, and is under tho management of Mb. R. Surmajt, for somo timo Marker at tho North ern and Auckland Clubs. WI ES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST. QUALITY ONLY. Hancock's Sparkling Ales Always on Draught. F. TOMLINSON, PROPRIETOR. "OOYAL MAIL HOTEL NGARUAWAHIA, tlrst-class Accommodation for "Visitors and Commercial Men. Sample and Bagatelle Rooms. Saddle Horses and Pleasure Boats always on Hiro. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Proprietors. ■yn- AD X HOTEL, Wines and Spirits of Best Brands, Good Accommodation for Travellers, Meals ready at all hours. Good Stabling fob Horses. M. LENNON, Proprietor _ ___- ' .' meaict-u HENDERSON'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER. INVICTA BRAND. MEDICAL HALL. Opposite Threo Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland. AMES CATER, DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST (Member Pharmaceutical Society). HOHSON-BTREET, close to Wellington-street, AnognAHTi. N.Z , juIVXK COMPLAU- iZ. ~~~ DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS) without Mer cury). THB Bbbi Rbmed* _TOR BiMouswrßS Siomaob Dshansemknt, Flatolknoh, Pains Betwekn thb Shoulders, Bad Axwsirnr, Indigestion, Acidity, Head-aohx, Hkakt bukn, and oil other symptoms ot disordered liver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by many eminent surgeons to ho the safest and mtldost gills for every constitution.—ln Boxes at Is Ud, I Bd, and is M. Sold by Chemists and Medlolne Vendors throughout the world. Prepared by Job. Rorke, London. Speolally valuable Pills (or residents abroad and travellers. Sold by Kbmtthobmb, Pbossbb & Co. •• QULPHOLINE LOTION."—An Ex. 0 ternal Means of CURING SKIN DISEASES. There Is scarcely any eruption bnt will yield to "Sulpholine" in a few days, and commence to fade away even If it seems past cure. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, vanish as If my magic j whllsi old, enduring shin disorders, that have plagued the sufferers tor years, however deeply rooted they mar be. "Sulphollna" will successfully attack them. It destroys the 'onlmaloulw whioh causes these unsightly, Irritable, painful affections, and always nrodnoes a clear, healthy natural oonditionof the skin. "Sulpholine," Lotion Is sold by most Chemists. Bottles, 2j 110 Made by J, Pepper and Co., London. Sold by gEMPTHoawa. Pbossbb & Oa. BPPER'S QUIMINE and IKON TONIO rouses and developes tha nervous energies, enrlohes the blood, promotes appetite dispels languor and depression, fortifies the digestive organs. Is a speolflo romody for neuralgia, ague, indlgastion, fevers of evera kind, chest affeotlons, and In waeting disease* scrofulous tendencies, &o. The wholo frame Is greatly Invigorated by Pepper's Tonio, the mental faculties briKhtoned, the constitution greatly strengthened, and a return to robuet health cortain. Bottles, 32 doses, is Cdi next slse, lis. Sold by Chemists everywhere. The name of J. Peppor, Bedford Laboratory. London, must be on the label. There Is to Tonlo so oortain in feffeot e.s Pepper's Quinine and Iron. It Is strongly reoo rainended to resi dents in India and the Colonies, and should always be kept ready for uno to every oase of taver or febrile condition. gold by gBMPTBQHWB PHOgBI3« aktj Co. 'fIARAXAOUM AND PUDOPHYLLIN, A Prepared only by J. Popper, London, This* Fluid combination, extrooted from medj. olnal roots. Is now used instead of blno pill and calomel for the cure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and all symptoms of congestion of tho liver, whioh are generally pain beneath the shoulders, head-aohe, drowsiness, no appotlte, furred tongue, disagreeable taste in the mornlntr, giddiness, disturbance ot the stomach, and feel ing ot general depression. It sets tbe sluggish liver in motion, very slightly aots on tho bowels, giving a sense of health and oomfort with 2d hours. It Is the safest medicine. Taraxacum and Fodopbyllln is a fluid mode only by J. PEPPER, Bedford Laboratory. London, whose name ls on every label. Battles, 2s 9d and Is (Id, Sold by all Chemists, A most valuable and essontlol medicine for India, Australia, the Capo, and Colonies generally. Sold by Kkmfthoens, Peosskb &OO fpHS Hfttfaf-ftRKKT 1 m, qukbh-strkbt, auckland ON GALE, AISBmn. ras COROMJ. NDKIi Aim , SOMAN gMPIBE,- Whlte Clover, Red Clover, Alsyfce Olovsr, Cow- Brass, Moadow y«;sue, 2-ieai. ow i'oxisll. Crested Dogstall, Rape, Trefolluin lucaraainm (acarlet Ch>ve!_. WnOM AMERICA DIRBGT- Xlmothy, Keniue&F EluegraEa {Poa Pnuenslll. Poverty Bay RyearfiSf!, Umterbnw RyeursiS. Ooaibfaot, Prainegrass, Rattail. BARLY SEBD POTATOES, AB FOIXOWB I- Ashleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukes, Patterson's Vlotorla. b_LTER VARIBTIKB-Hobart, Button's Mag num Bouum, Button's Flower Ball, etc ALSO, OaU, Barley, Garoen and Flower Seed, Coarse, Fine and Rook Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax. Tow, daoon and Hams. BONEDUST /«D BONEFLOUB of all grades. ISLAND AHD PERUVIAN GUANO, SB,, *0 BISKBTH & AITKEN



Thames Valley Raiiwav mll E THAMES VAL LE V AND ROTORUA RAILWAY COMPANY LIMITED. Notico is hereby glvon that in accordance with the provisions o£ " Tho District Railways Act, 1877," tho above-mcntioncd-Tho lhamcs Valley and Rotorua Railway Company (Limited) -havo caused tho mlddlo lino and direction ot tho Railway proposed to bo constructed under tho said Act to bo set forth on a Plan and , described in a Book of Reference, allowing tho | lands required to be taken for the same, and Iho names of tho owners and occupiers of such lands, so far as they can ho ascertained; and copies of the said plan nnd book of rcfeienco have been deposiled at the under-mentioned public places in tho district, within which tho said Railway is intended to bo constructed, namely: Tho Post-ofllce, Morrinsvillo; The Resident Magistrate s Court, Hamil ton; .„_._-, Tho Resident Magistrates Court, Cam- And at tho Publio Works Office, Wel lington. Notice Is also hereby Riven that the area il is proposed to constitute a Railway District tor the purposes of tho said Aot contains luvo hundred and forty-eight thousand acres (or thereabouts) bounded as follows, that is io say: Commencing at tho north-west corner of Motumnho No. 2 Block, thenco north-easterly along tho northern and wostern homuliiry or tho said block andaioith-wcsteni boundary of tho Taukoro Block to tho Piako river, thenco southerly along tho western bank of tho I'iuko river to its junction with (lio Waitakaruru stream, thcuco south-westerly along the centre of the said last-mentioned stream to its junction With tho Topcliaehao stream, thenco south easterly along the contra of tho last-inonHoncd stream to the south-east corner of Iho 'lo Mutu No. 2 Block, thenco by a straight lino bearing JN. 62° K. 202 chains to tho survoyod rood-lino from Morrinsvillo to tho Matamata road, through the Maungatanu Block, thenco easterly by the southern boundary of tho said road to to tho north-east comer ot Subdivision Lot .1 of Block VIII., -Maungakawa survey district, thenco south-easterly by the south-west bound ary of tho surveyed road to Matamata from "Waihou Township to tho south-cast boundary of Subdivision Lot 1 of Block VIII., Maunga kawa Survoy district, thenco easterly in a straight lino to tho Waihou River, through Ing 57'J tlicncc by tho south-east sido of tho said Waihou river to tho Wairoro stream, thenco along tho centre o£ tho said Wairoro stream to tho north-east corner of Block Okauia No. 1, thenco by a lino bearing S. 21' W. 126 chains, thenco by a lino bearing S. 25" E. LSD chains, thence by a lino boaring S. 10° K. 201 chains, thenco by a lino bearing S. 25 10. 185 chains, thenco by a straight lino to tho northormost corner of Block Whaiti-Kuronnl No. i.v (nor thern portion), thoiioo by tho easterly boundary of tho last-mentioned block to tho south east corner of Block Whaiti-Kuranul Id, thence south-easterly along tho ccntro of tho Waiwa kangau straini to tho north-west corner of Block Paengoroa No I, thenco by tho couth west boundary of the last-mentioned block to tho south-east boundary of tho samo block, thenco costorly by a straight lino to tho north east corner of Block Whaiti-Kurunul (northern portion) 2d, thenco by the south-east boundaries of Blocks Whaiti-Kuranul (northern portion) 2d, 2k 2d, la, In, nnd lo respectively, and tho south-east boundary of Block Whaiti-Kuranul (southern portion) Ia to tho north-oast corner of tho Kokako Block, thonco by the north-east boundary of tho Kokako Block to tho south oast boundary of tho said Kokako Block, thenco in a straight lino to tho north-oast corner of Block Tokoroa No. 1, thonco by tho easterly and south-easterly boundary of the last-men tioned block to tho southerly boundary of tho samo block, thonco by tho southerly boundary of tho samo blook 138 oliains, thonco by a lino bearing S. 10' E. 118 chains, thonco by a lino bearing S. Si' W. OS chains, thcuco by a lino bearing S. 13' E, to tho north bank of tho Wai kato River, thenco westerly und northerly by tho said bank of tho Waikato river to tho south west corner of tho Waipa Block, thenco by tho south-west boundary of tho said \\ aipa Block to the south-eastern cornor of tho said block, thonco along tho eastern boundary of Blocks Waipa and Hinuworn No. 1 respectively to tho northernmost corner of Block Mangawhara No. 2 thonco by a lino bearing N. 2<J" W. 58 chains (or thereabouts) to tho junction of tho Manga- Wohca stream witli tho Walton river, thenco along tho said Mangawohea stream to tho north-cast boundary of tho Pukctutu B.ock, thonco north-west by tho said boundary of tho Pukctutu Block to tho Mangapapa stream, thenco north-westerly by a straight lino to tho northernmost point of To Tapul Block, thenco in a. straight lino to tho south-east corner of Block Kiwitahl lE, thenco by tho southerly boundary of tho said Block Kiwitahl Is to Block Kiwitahl 2. thonco hy tho southern boundary of tho said Block Kiwitahl 2 to tho boundary between To Konehu and To lapnhl Blocks, thenco north-west by a straight lino to the southernmost point of Block Kiwitahl .In. thenco by tho south-west boundaries of the said Block Kiwitahl 3li and Block Kiwitahl Ho to Trig 705, thenco by the westerly boundary of Block Tahuroa No. 2 to tho Kuranui Block, thenco westerly by tho south-east boundary or tho Kuranui Block to tho south-west boundary of tho said Kuranui Block, thenco by tho last mentioned boundary to tho \yaitakarura stream, thence north-easterly by tho last-men tioned stream to tho westerly boundary of Block Motomaho 2, thence by the last-mentioned boundary to the starting point. Notico ia also hereby given that tho said Company have transmitted, or will, beforo the twentieth day of March, ISS3. transmit to tho Piako and Tauranga County Councils a notice containing, or accompanied by, the following particulars:— (1.) A copy of tho Plan and Book of Reference and an estimate o( the cost of tho pro posed Railway aud of tho equipment thereof. (2.) A statement of the maximum rate of tolls and charges for tho carriage of animals, goods, merchandise, and pas sengers proposed to be charged on such Railway. (3.) A statement of tho maximum rent or charge to bo mado for tho storage of goods, produce, or merchandise, (i.) A statement of tho minimum number of trains to bo run daily. (5.) A specification of tho rato it is m-oposcd to levy in respect of tho various classes of land hereinafter mentioned. Notice is also hereby given that tho manner in which it is proposed tho said lands iv such district shall bo classified for tho purposes of the said Act shall bo as follows: That portion of tho said district comprising the blocks or portion of blocks named and num bered, or named only, Taukoro, No. 2,701; 5,117 acro3 of the .tfotamaoho No. 2, No. 3,216: tho Township fof Morrinsville; 5,061 acros of Kuranui, No. 505; 151 acros of Tahuroa No. 2, No. 1,110; To Mutu No. 2, No. 1107; To Mutu, No. 1, No. 1107; 1,371 acres of Te-au-o-Waikato. No. 759; 128 acres, 391 aires, and 15 acres ot Waikuku No. 1, No. 633, No. 2, No. C 33, and No. 3, No. 633 respectively; 3,251 acres of Maunga tapu, No. 1303; 71 acres of Pakarau, No. 653; 1,101 acres of Kiwitahl No. la, No. 1,188: To Waikaukau, No. 1,105; Kahutoponoo, No. 761; Matakirae, No. 356 ; Pakarau, No. 513; 153 acres of Kirihoni, No. 1075; 30 acres of Pakarau Pn, No. 707; 320 acres of Pakarau Pa. No. 76" n; Pakarau Pa, No. 7G7C; 331 acres of Pakarau Pa, No. 767E; 331 acres of Pakarau Pa, No. 767f ; Te-pae-o-Turawaru, No. 2, No. 109; Tc-pac-o- Turawaru, N 0.756; sub-divisions 1.2,3,6,7,8,9,10, and 627 acres of sub-division 5, 366 acres of sub division 12, 397 acres of sub division 11, and 913 acres of subdivision 1 of tho samo block; 5.310 acres of Matamata, No. 693; 90 acres of Lot No. 1, Parish of Waitoa ; 18 acres of Hungaliunga No. 3, No. 3,498; C 53 acres of Whakntakntnka, No. 3,615; 78 acres of Taramorahi, No. 3. No. 3,502; Wairanga; 210 acres of Taramorahi No. 1, No. 3,501; 20 acres [of Aratiatia, No. 1203; Whangarau, No. 3,500 ; Wharctangata, No. 113; Native Reserve; 7,099 acres of Turanga-o- Moona, No. 2,173; 1,812 acres ot Mangawhcro, No. 2.895, 7.950 acres of Pukctutu No. 1. No. 891 and 892; Mangawhoro No. 2, No. 4,083; 1,626 acres of Hlnuwera No. 1, No. 658; Mangawhara No. 1, No. 3,911: 519 acres of Mangawhara No. Ib ; 33 acres of Mangawhara No. 2; Okoroiro Nos. 621 and 622, eastern sub divisions numbered 1,2 3. i, 5, and 6 respectively ; Okoroiro (other portions), 8061 acres: Okoroiro Western Sub division No, 1,1,127 aores. No. 2,1088 acres. No. 3,1,152 acres. No. 4,1,578 acres, No. 6 and No. 6, 1,344 acres; Mangapouri, No. 4,089; Mangapouri No. 2, No. 4089; northern portion of Mangaka rotu, No. 4,300, 551 acres ; other portion of Man gakaretu, No. 4,306, 12,069 acres: Wakaara Tamaiii, No. 4,914; Opouaru, No. 4,925 ; Manga rautawhlrl, No. 4,926, and Pakuranga, No. 4,920, 8,320 acres: respectively as tho samo is de lineated and bordered red on tho plan of the said railway district deposited in tho registered offlco of tho Company shall be of the First Class, rcforred to in section 10 of tho said Act. That portion of tho said district comprising tho blocks and portions of blooks named and numbered, or named only, Tahuroa No. 2, No. 1,116, 3,792 acres; Waikuku No. 1, No. 633, 636 acres; Waikuku No. 2, No. 633,332 acres; Wai kuku No. 3, No. 633 i 491 acres ; Pakarau, No. CB3, 729 acres; Te au-o-Waikato, No. 759, 2,771 acres; Kiwitahi No. 3c, No. 1,099, 610 acres: Kiwitahl No. 3n, No. 1099,1,4-10 acres: Kiwitahi No. la, No. 1,188,013 acres; Kiwitahi No. ln.No. 4,438,100 acres; Kiwitahi No. le, No. 4,188, 200 acres; part of Tc pao o-Turawaru No. 756, 61G acres; Towhonua-te-Tiwa. No. 756; Te-pac-o- Turawaru, No. 756, sub divisions 11,005 acres,— 12, 187 acres.—l 3, 14; 16, 100 acres,—ls: 5, 125 acres,—and 1, 381 acres ; Blook VIII., Maunga kawa survoy distriot, sub-division lots 4, 3, 2, and 128 acres of sub-division lot 1; portion of lot No. 1, Parish of Waitoa, 450 acres; Matamata, No. 693,118 acros; Bungahunga No. 3, No. 3,498, 861 acres; Taramorahi, No. 2, 352 acres; Whak atakataka, No. 3,615, 756 acres; llungahunga No. 1, No. 3,196,1,280 acres; llungahunga No. i. No. 3,499. 135 acres; Aratiatia, No. 4,206, 1,736 acres: Waiharakcko West, 30 acre 3; Taramo rahi No. 3, No. 3,502, 8 acres; Taramorahi No. 1, No. 3,501,10 acres; Turanga o-Moana, No. 2,173 13,101 acres; Pukctutu No. 1, Nos. 891 and 892, 9,610 acres; Te-pae-o-Turoworu, No. 756, 192 acres; To-Tapui, No. 1098, 525 acres; llinuwera No. 1, No. 653, 210 aores; Mangawhara No. in, 398 acres; Mangawhara No. 2,807 acros; Man gawhara No. 3; Mangawhara No. 4, 45 acres; Okoriore, Nos. 621 and 622, western sub-division 1,688 acres—2,79l acres—3,s32 acros—l,sl2 acre 3— 6,565 acres—and 7; Mangawhoro, No. 2,895,1,376 acres; Okauia No. 1, No. 3,878, 2,560 aoreß; Tua raparahahaha No. 1, No. 1,036; Tuaraparahaha ha No. 2, No. 4,087; Whaiti-Kuranui No. Ga, 77 acres : Rangitanuku No. 1, No. 1,313; Rangitu nuku No. 3, No. 4,313; Rangitanuku No. 2, 610 acres; Rangitanuku No. 4, No. 4,313,832 acros ; ] Piaka Mangaotua, 1,100 acres; Piaka Mangaoa tua, No. 2, 531 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui, No. 2k, ! western portion, 2,190 acres; Whaiti-Kuranul No,2c, western p0rt10n.3,850 acres; Whaiti-Kura nuiNo.2D,3,744acro3;Whaiti-KuraniiiNo.2c,east- j ernportion, 128 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 2a, No. 2,1,113 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 2e. east ern portion, 60S acres: Whaiti-Kuranui No. 2a, 5_.0. 1, 3,020 acres: Whaiti-Kuranui No. la, northern portion, 5,120 acros ; VVhaiti-Kurauu No.ln, 1,152 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui, No, lc, 9G acres: Kokako No, 4,090, 3,137 acres; unsur voyett native laud between Kokako and To Whetu, 1,658 acres; To Whetu, No. 1,092, 3,439 acres; Tokoroa No. 1, No. 1,917, 1,120 acros; Pakuranga, No. 4,920, 2,912 acres ; Waotu, 7,320 acres; Pokaiwhenua HuMhuhitalia, No. 2,961, 8,820 acres; Mangakaretu, No. 4,300, west cor ner, 1,069 acres; respoctivcly, as tho samo is delineated and bordered yellow on tho plan of the said railway district deposited in tho regis tered office of the said Company, shall bo of tho Second Clas3 referred to in section 10 of the said Act. That portion of the said district comprising tho following blocks and portions of blocks, named and numbered, or named only, Tahuroa No. 2, No. 1,116,134 acres; Kiwitahi No. 30, No. 1,099,659 acres; Kiwitahi No. 3b, 1,099,290 acres: Kiwitahi No. 3A, No. 1,099, 559 acres: Kiwitahi No. 2, No. 766,1,616 aores; Kiwitahl No. lE, No. 4,488; Kiwitahl No.ld; Kiwitahl No. I*'; To pao-o-Turawaru, No. 75U, west side, 2,600 acros Te-pae-o-Turawaru, No. 756, south-oast como



Thames Valley Railway. 1 890 acres; Te-Tapnl, No. 1.7 X. ","? aeves; Okauia No. 1, No. 11,878.1,311 ahcii; C'iunia No. 4, COS acres: Okauia No. 3, Ci;i _.<__-:■;_ (_i__:_iuia No. 1, 3,163 aoros; Okauia No. .. 3!10 acres Whaiti Kunmui No. Oa 2,911 :-.,•_■.-,. •Vhaiti- Kuranui No. 6, l,iS5 acres: r.i.ixin-nukn N 0.2, No. 1,313, 3(10 acres: Rnti:;i?anji;ii i"fo. I, No. 1,3)3, 178 acres; Wliait.i-.vri _>v._ Vo. 5, •1.019 acres; Wliaiti-Kuranul Nn. !. i.ie.i ncrcs; Piaka Mangaoatim, 1,300 acres ; i'inl; ■, Xr. ngoa tuaNo. 3; VYliaiti-ICuranui No. ;;i.. i y> acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 3a, 1,100 aav;;: \\ lmiti- Kuranui No. 20, eastern portion, l.li'O acres; Whaiti Kuranui No. 2n, 2SG acres; "\vhaili- Kuramii No. iv., eastern portion, 1.1 IS acros; Whaiti-Kuranui 2a, No. 2, 50."' ncron: Whiiili- ICuranui 2a, No. 1,1,002 nere-i: W'liaili■U.urnmii la, northern portion, 5,000 acres; \.'linili-K.iu-a -nui lv, 170 acres; VVhaiti-Kui-iiinil In, 1,020 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui lc, 700 acres; U'haitl- KuranuilA.SOUthernpoi-lion.OlOin res; Kokako, No. 1.000, 2,301) acres: unsurvej ed land between Kokako nnd 'Tokoroa, 7,317 acres; T'e Whetu, No. 1,092, 351) acres; Tokoroa, No. 1, N To. 1,!I17, 18.1)00 acres: Peku anuu. No. 1.020, 1312 acres; Malanuku, No. 5,207, IS.SIB acres: U'aoltt, No. 5,221, 20,217 acres: lluihtiitaha- I'okaiwlicniia, 2,sooacres; respcclivoly, us Ihe same, is deline ated anil lumlercil lilne (in Ihe ]i';m nl't'iu said railway district deposited In the registered oilico of the said Company shall be of tlie Third Class referred lo in section 0 of I ho said Act. 'That portion of the said district comprising! the, blocks and portions of blocks named and ■: numbered, or named only, Whaiti k'uranui ; oa, 128 acres; Whaltl-Kurumii No. ti 2.103 I acres; Wluiiti-Kiiranui No. 5, 1,3(17; W'haili- : I Kuranui, No. J, 5,083 acres; Whnili-Kui-antii, I ' 3n, 1,050 acres; Wliaiti-Kuranui 3.\, 7,130 acres; , Whaiti-Kuranui 20, eastern portion, 0,027 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui 2k, eastern portion, 3,B72acrcs; ! I AVhaiti Kiu-anui 2n; Whaiti-Kuranui 2\, No. 2, ; 350 acros: Whaiti Kuranui 2a, No. l 952 acres;! I Whaiti-Kiiraniii la, northern portion. 5,218 \ I acres; Whaiti-Kuranui in, 2.Jooacres; Whaiti- j Kuranui 10, 1,211 acres; Whaili-lviiraiuii la, i BOtithoi-n portion, 1,727 acres ; Kokako No. | 1,000, 1,051 acres; unstirvcycd native land be tween Kokako and Tokoroa, 11,175 acres;' Tokoroa No. 1 No. 1,017, 11.302 acres; Tokoroa No. 2 No. •1.1117, 17,8(15 acres; Te Whakamavii- Mangaill, 15,200 acres; Maraetai, No. 1,1)82, ' 20,000 ncrc3; respectively, as the same Is de lineated and bordered green on Ihe plan of the said railway district deposited in the registered ollice of the said Company shad be of the li'ourth Class referred to in section 10 of the said Act. Notice is also hereby given that the maximum rate ot tolls and charges for the carriage of animals, goods, merchandise, and passengers proposed to be charged on such Railway shall bo as follows :— I Goods and Cr.Ni:n.M, JlEncuAxuisE, ! s. d. Per ton, per mile 0 0 Minimum weight, 2 cwt. Minimum charge 1 0 ' In addition lo abovo charges a terminal | charge will ho made, iiot exceeding, per ton 3 0 1 AanieuxTcniAr. Puoduck, Cu.u.v, wheat, ! Bakucy, Oats. I For any distanco not oxceeding I miles - per ton .. 2 (1 For evory mile after tho Ilrst I miles nnd | not exceeding 10 miles—per tou per ! mile 0 2 For every mile after tlie Hrst 10 miles— ; per ton per milo 0 1 i Minimum weight—2 tons For every loading or unloading by Com pauy-porton o C _ Hay, Chaw, Straw, Timxirs, JI.vx tiULUS, &C. I For any dl9taneo not exceeding 5 miles— per truck 7 3 For every milo after tho lirst 5 miles, and not exceeding 50 miles—pet- truck per 1 milo 0 7 Foe every mile after tho first 50 miles— per truck por mile ~ .... ..0 0 Quantities less than a truck will bo charged as a full truck For every loading or unloading done by Company—per truck .. '.. ..5 0 ' Cabbiagics, Carts, Wagons, Kc. I For any distanco not exceeding 10 miles— per milo 10 For ovory milo after first 10 miles—per mile 0 3 Minimum charge 10 0 Heavy Wagons charged at doublo rates. Cattle, Houses, Sheep. Horses.—One only, for any distanco not exceeding 10 miles S S Horses.—Ono only, for every mile after first 10 miles—par milo 02J For each additional horse, belonging to samo owner, tor any distance not. ex ceeding 10 miles 7 0 For each additional horse belonging to same owner, for every milo after lirst 10 mites—per milo 0 2 Cattle, Calves, Sheep, Coats, nnd l'igs, in small lots, will be charged ns a truck load, or at the following rates:— Cattle, one only, for any distance not ex ceeding 10 miles 7 0 For every mile after first 10 mile's—per mile 0 2 For each additional one. belonging to same owner, for any distance not ex ceeding 10 miles 10 For each additional one, belonging to samo owner, for every mile alter lirst 10 miles—per milo 0 1 Calves (ono year old aud under), Sheep, Goats, or Figs, one only, for any du tanco not exceeding 10 miles .. ..2 6* Calves (ono year old and under). Sheep, Goats, or I'igs, ono only, for every milo after tlrst 10 miles 0 1 Calves (ono year old aad under). Sheep, Goats, or Pigs, for each additional one belonging lo same owner, for any dis tance not exceeding 10 miles .. ..13 Calves (one year old and under), Sheep, Goats, or Pigs, for each addiiioual one belonging to same owner, for every mile after first 10 miles-per milo .. 0 01 Or, if mixed consignment, as a truck load of Cattle. All animals must be loaded nnd unloaded by owners, who must take entire responsibility and risk. Wool, Siiei:i'Skixs, &c, Undumpcd, per bale (bale not to exceed Jcwt.), for .any distance not exceeding 12 miles—per halo 10 Undumpcd, per halo (bale not. to exceed lewt.), for every milo after the first twclvo miles-per bale tier milo ..0 1 Doublo dumped, per bale (halo not to ex ceed Scwt.), for any distance not ex ceeding 12 miles-per bale .. ..10 Double dumped, per bale (bale not to ex ceed Scwt.), for every mile after tho lh-sll2 miles—per bale per milo .. 0 2 For eacli loading or unloading dono by Company— For undumped-per halo 0 3 For doublo dumped—por bale .. ..00 TlMDlilt, l'Elt 100 SITEKHCIAL FEET. Sawn timber, por 100 feet (superficial), for any distanco not exceeding 18 miles— por 100 superficial feet 10 For every mile after the first 13 miles-, aad not exceeding 50 miles—per 100 super ficial foot por milo 0 01 For every mile after tho first 50 miles per 100 superficial feet per milo .. 0 01 Timber carried in sinulo waggons; mini mum quantity. 1,200 superficial feet When timber is over 2ti feet long, a cheek waggon or waggons will be charged for Minimum charged for each consignment 2 (i Australian and Tnsmnnian timber will bo charged at rate and a half For each loading or unloading dono by Company—per 100 superficial feet .. 0 3 Firewood, Posts, Rai£s, House Blocks, Sec. For any distanco not exceeding 7 milo— por truck 7 0 For ovory milo after first 1 miles, and not exceeding 25 miles—per truck .. .. 010 For every milo after first 2o miles—pet truck 0 G 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 be charged as a truck load or as mer chandise, at option of Consignor Minerals, Sc, ANIMAL Man-ure, BriCES, Drain Pipes, Stone, Lime, Coal, &c. For any distanco not exoeedlng 12 miles— por too 3 0 For ovory mile attor first 12 miles, and not es-Csodlng 50 milcs-per ton per mile .. 0 2 For avoir milo after first 50 miles, ond not exco,-ding 75 mllos-pcr ton por ini'o 0 1 For overymlio after llrtt 75 mlles-por ton per mile 0 0} Minimum quantity, I tons For ouch loading or unloading done by Company—per ton 10 Passenger Rates. First Cles?, Single-rot mile .. ..0 8 do do Minimum oharge ..0 6 Second Class, Singlo- tor milo .. ..0 2 do do Minimum ctuugo .. 0 1 First Class, Roturn—per milo .. _ 0-1-1 do do Minimum charge ..0 0 Seoond Olae?, return-per ml'o _ ~0 3 do do Minimum charge ..0 6 Notico Is aluo horabi given that thsmnxltnnm rani or oharao til be m&do for tho storage of Roods, prodnce, or merohandis-j, shall b> as follows :— Storage. 61 per day per ton Storago will ba charged on ah Go.idu not romovod by Consignee!) wi bin 12 working hours of tholr arrival, except nt wayside Btatlonf, where 2s per week will be charged. Demurrage. A oharge for Demurrage on trucks will bo mado asf :l'ows:-After l woricinf? hours from arrival and up to 8 working hours, oi par truok and niter 8 working hours, 10s per truok per day, or pare of a dtiy. , TARIFF. Notioe is ftloo horeby given that the minimum numbor of trains to bo run dally shall be—Be tween -Morrinsvillo aad Pntaruru Jucotlon (whero it Ib Intbi dod tho lln3 to Rotorua shall branch oiF); Ono train i acb way p=r day, Sun days oxoopted. From Putonru Junction to ond of lino :Ab the tralllomay deman.i. Haulage to be eltbor by horeo or looouiotlvo, at tho op tion of tho Company. And notico lsalao hereby givou that tbe rate lt la proposed to levy In reßpect of tho various olasses of land borelnbeforo mentioned shall 00- An annual maximum rato of o'Rhtpoaco par acre for ovory aore cf land comprised and bolag In the first class. An annual maximum rate of elxponoe por aero for every acre of land comprlso! aud being In tho second olaf.a. An annual maximum rato of tbrooponco per aero for every aero of lar.d compriaod ar d being In tho third clai c. An annual maximum rato of oue penny per aire for ovorv aore of land comprised and being In tho fourth cluef.. By order of tho Hoard of Directors of the said Company. JOHN BATGER, Secretary, r— h I N D L 15 V -*-*J* GENHItAL STORHKBEPBa & PBOVIBIOJST Eealbr, GoM-Eara Road, Ponsonby, Begs ta call tho attention ot tho Inhabitants ot Ponsonby and Districts to his Largo and Varied btook and General Stores, inoladlng Ironmongery, Hollow-ware, Tinware, Earthen ware, China and Glass, A Large Assortment ot Locks, Hinges, Nails, and Carpenters' Tools always on hand. Linseed OU, Paints, Ktc, LOWEST TOWN PRICKS FOR OASH,



I timo Ssc. O" It OTJ NI; jj I M E.! GROUND LIMB, POR SALI-', SOUTH 0 A T E'S ! MAHURANGI lIYD itAOL Hi GUOUNII UOOIIK I.fME, | In any quantity, for Ci.noi-,Uo l.'atlis, Floors ' Ccllara, clc. (next lo cv.mc Ihiuxing, in un- j rivalled I'm- dumljilii. ;a„l "niird-seltiiig | qimlilieii). h'm- tiiiiUn vii.'l oilier wet world is v lli-_jl-i_l:is.i iiititorial. ' B, KEANE, S'.M.E AQ&N T, ( CtISTOM-nOUSK-STUKKT. O "i 1) RAIJ HC LI ME, J...5. KIKSSnS FULTTAM, I.ANNATYNK & CO,, Of Mahurangi", lici; ti iri .',:;■ Uiai th^.y aro pro- I parod tin-X'-ciitnoMli-rsf.:: IwK- MYDKAULIO I lAM'c'-. clil.oi- nt tt,o JCI.'-f. (i_.- at tiviir Auokland j Br.-.ncli, t'ustcnilioi!i-o-;.-.v.t Vv'efiv. whore all pni-tloulaiM m.i; !);_ oh_>;',!ud. An this Llmo Is , now bo woll kuiHvu in tir ■-uoiilitviil Markut, P. It. fc Co. t;u;i-_ liint ai, :Lo< t:i, l;ulldors, and' Coutraoiot-n will t-.iye t!v,n i\ fair gtinro of tholr Duppiri.. ?■'.!!.—iir."._n V'.-cicis, Tdos, Brloks, and j Saudalvraya n stook I "JUMBO. I aj <"■■■■' -A \Z , ■-> i ■■■■ ..-■ ■ ■• \ ■ _? i -: .A:AAZ)V J « I j r- •-','- '" c 7:-. y,:y o I *'^OE"IHAU*t ' TVTAIIURANGI HYDRaULIC LIME. All IM.vuuitAxni Llmes Ann Not Alikk. Tho Warkworth Cement Co. (Limited) beg to Inform Builders, Contractors, and tho Genoral Public, now that they luivo got a uooil Btart miulo mid their ipnirry properly upened out, they ore imint, deuiroiiH Unit proper toils bo iiiiiile of Ihe inherent Mnhurnngl Limes, and thebesl. liospi-eilind. The W. t". Co. (Umlted) would only ask piu- chasern not to believe inert- interested assertions ns ti) this or that lime being iho bost in tho market, bill to put them to tho proof, and thoy are f|uile content lo abide by lho result. J. I. KIDD, Agont, S.i, (.iii-en-streot. Town Yni-il, Onstoiiihoiiso-Blrcct Wat (next Binis and Brown's). HYDRAULIC LjME AUCKLAND. N.Z. i -.: 111-S LIMK is a Natural uenicnt, suit- C nbls for Coiioruto liulliilnga, llrlckwork, Pliet'iilng rui'dlnm-. Tf.rik-, &o. li, is Kronnd thi. l."h;i.,a, and Is Til It UKBT LIMK IN THK MARKET. In reply to tho nwiulbr lieliot thas oil 3 imos Irom Mahuri'iivtl are nllltii, wo tialc—-'Aro nil quurtz reofi, oi'are I.mkli la the tamo distrlot, alike f In Kurono, nil Ilydraell" or Cowont Limes are tosiod bcloro lU'le-rt. ar.d thu bost uueolflod. why should ncit tho Lama ru'.o bo followed horo ? Per onblo yd. Corcrcfo Koundstlona c:?-. 1. from ... 15a to 25s Brick Kuundatlons ccs*. ,*rr,n .. .10i to 33s Conoroto Hiiiidintr.! eon f-oui .. 2.1-1 to 2il Brick Buildings 003 C front .. _ 33j to 3aS t;o«or«tfl Biill'liiiKH. r;a-;orn-l, &o, will not exceed IU per coat, over wood. ('ircul.-.r explaining ti -, .tui-: nt sent to nny ad dress, or tho inllest in-urmailou Rlvon at tho ollleo. Llmo P'tppliort who''Viilo er teW, Spoolal • terms to U-jalarsand Coi.ti actors taking cargoos dli'LCt. .'l-ni«is_i!ii, BRICKS, l'll'ES. !3A^D, &o. JOHN WiI.SON & CO. SI. Qonnn-iti-B-.t Money. T 0 H N W. H A R D I E, t) land, co..;":_;v-ioy. and HSTATK AO«!>T, MONKY LH..NT NOTES, HOOSBS, Fi.'!'.::;-." )_>•", &C, Bills Discounted Dsliy. Uortgngoa Nogotlatad. Hiaa-i'TRIMT, AUCKTJIN £IU to £1,000. VICTORIAN LOAN and DISCOUNT MJf.VCY. HISH-STKKK-if. IIUCKLAND LU.;i I'M Oli-Y f-OuNCIL OFWOKSI. Money afivnrnc from .-".i) to £100.1 on Personal Security, Do .1> cf ! rciporvy, fchorot, &o. Koyin■men-.o car be m&c-o la Instalmonts of Onb ymi.i.ixtt ii:-* "'■]..:•: for e^eh Vouhd bor ro/.c<::, or In r.v wsy to uuls borrowers. Coinmanlcatioei Co.".tldoiitlnl. Post Otvici Addkkss: IJds 00. Auckland. * UCKU AN D f HitMANENI jfL v,-.WA':u-:xrr.■:-.. uuiluino AND INVIiSTMISWT at-iciß-rx, Owioa i—UT, Qusmr-BrauEn. LOi^il g:\-vntpJiipo;» r.ppra7ad Boocrltles ol Freohold cr Lo_;;'ohc.'c: ;.Vop:_r.lss In sums 01 £20 vi CU.OOO pi't'ii-.ir _.: r.Pd intorest being re ji.ij tib;o lr. liiiJ'.nkir.iQtj e,i too following Re hooxo Rjivss for r<-.paj-rccnl of eaoh AIOO borrowod i— Roimyms-in oitstrt-». , ■«?.,.». Total amount Ingoret lts- Woßß' repayablo. ;. B, <L IS n. O. I >•&« .. •_. 3 0 0 10* 0 0 t vivv.-s _ >. 'i le 10S 8 I Jvtari » 11 T 111 li 0 4ycr.ra _ II 3 151 8 1 «roars _ .. 3 8 18818 J 8 -cam .... 7 1 147 II B 10 r;:.^ro _ 1 8 IB Id I And n the saroo proportion for sinallsr or lArger leans. JDETCt. Jv.s.—Tho Society moaiTes Money on n»cor,tt nt rutcs ii 3 follows l— Hopayablo at 7 daynnotiC), 5 nar oent. -.jcauaum; ropayaDlo in blx months, ii por oent. per annum, TOON UAIGEKi aoorotiit. MONEY TO LEND ON FREKHOLU BKOURITIEB. J. CHADWICK, Kauki Guji BnoicEii and Commission AGENT, QUKBN-3TRKKT, AUCKLAND (BINNKV'S AUCTICfi ROOSIS, UPSTAIRS). I/iXCHANGE ON NEW YORK AND JQj LONDON, in sums to suit. FOX SALIt BY ARNOLD. HINKS, AND CO.. Corner of Cuiitomhmina nnd Kort atroeta. "ja«"o.NKY TO LIiKIJ on Mortgage or JJrIL any cum reqoired, on terms to suit borrowers, intorsst Ellov/odon monloa placod onmyhnnda till lnveslod.—W. V. Stovenß.ln vootln.: Acoiit, IS7, Uneoii-srivat. OJNKY TO LKM), in larpc and small turns, at currenr rates of interest. Apply to VECKU OLIPHANT, jjolioitof, lligh-stroot. T&yj-ONEY TO LEND, at a moderato iJOL rate of Intoreßt.—Aonl? to JAOKRON & KUS9KLL, Soilottora, ffort-atreet. MONE"iTiro~T.EZ'iiD 1 on Real estate, In sums of £50 and upwardp, at tho cur rent rates of Interest —i.ouly Wm. S. Coohrane, Ho, N, 'A, fnauranoe Buildings, or tismuoi CochrMin ami toe, Fnrt-stroet. MONEY TO LEWI) on Mortgage nt _, Kirat-elhßa Freehoid Soourltieß, V/.'.1. COLKiiAN, Solicitor. Corner o£ Quoeu and tfhortland-streets. "Ms ONEY TO LEND, iv large or small _[_».___. Rumti, at uanivl vatos of Interest. CONN it.?• ft roni^Bß, Mnlieitois. Vnlcan Lano. Land and Satara Aarentß "g.n OK SALE, 1? BY EDWARD WAYTK HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. BIRKKNHKAD (noar Wharf)— New 9 roomed lloiuo, iiaih-rojin, v.'ash-honse, Sec; Largo Allotment; splondM viow; £825 OHICIIUeiOA-Houaa <•' roomnl iC.'oO and J3IOO ONKIIUNtIA-SinnU Houses cheap ISHAWI'LD ROAD—UOUEO (8)OOhib). £500 SISAiriKLD .Hi'AU-Hooso and Lot, £550 CITY (to Louse)-Corner «iiop, £3 a wock MOUNT A!,Ki'_u'_i'-Hoiuo (10 r00m8),2 acres MUUNT ALBICKT—Houua (12 rooms). 9 aoros MOUNT ALBKRT—Ciioloo auilding SltOß MOUNT KDKN-Honno (7 rooms), 1 aore MOUNT KDICN-Houbo (3 tooms1, £550 MOUNT Kt'ffiN-Houee (I rooms), £210 MOUNT KDKN—House (7 rooms), 10 acros MOUNT JCHIIN— ■hopf, capital situation MOUNT KDKM-Choico Buildtni? Sllcs RlDi.lMONli—lloi.'.'Oii 13 to 1 roomt) KIOH MOND-UulldiUK Shun HAViIL'ION-OhoU-o /.ere Lots CITY (to Lu>nsc)—Mnnufiwiturlng Premises with or wlthou: ftoiim puwor. &c, ORKKN LANIS-5 acros : flno viow I£IjLKRBIJii"-Hfjii<iui7rociua). Corner Lot KLLKKSLIK—CbnIii.i "nllillng EitOS ItlliSN TKURACte-Oousa IS rooms), large Lot Fal'M-i at Hamilton, Cambridge, i'ukerimn, Whuli). « hutii, Knipiii-a. See- WANTiiD, Rnuill llmiri! -.} >-,«ra-.Quoon-strßet to purchase or Rent Tsf O S B O R N E, V V o Estate, Land, and Gonoral Commia lon Agont, 81, Quoon-ati-eoe, Auokland. V. 3, MOBS. IW. IT. O SULLIVAN Fo Jo Moss & Co., HOUSB. LAND, AND K3TATK AGENTS, SnOHTLAWD-STBEET, Intondlng Bnyars are rospsottally Invited to Inspect our List ot Properties. Money to Lend at Current Ratos ot Interest-



Ironmongery. ) m~ , __ . J I ! i 1 T- & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, HARDWARE AKD METAL MERCHANTS, IMPOR TE R S OF j Every Description of eritisu & foreign hardware, agricultural implements, machinery, plate, hoop, knd bar ikon, paints, uii.s, varnishes. On Hand. A Large and Varied Stock ot Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery, Locks, Hicqcs, Nails, Galvanised Corrugated Iron, Hedging, Spouting, &c. Smith aud Wcllstood's Cooking Stoves in Great Variety. Cloao Firo Ranges, Open Fire Ranges, Kerosene Cooking litoves— Useful, Economical, nnd Free from Smoko or Srncll, Butter Workers, Chums, Milk Pan?, Pats, Butter Priuts, Wood Batter Bowls, Register Grates, all (iimliiics, Fenders, Fire Irons, Coal Vases, &c, Enamelled Slate and Marble Munllcpicccs, (jJ-AS IT IT TINGS GrAS I lITINGS At Greatly Reduced Prices. Chandeliers—a largo assortment Hall Lights, singlo and doublo pendants Brackets, Globes, &c. Special attention is called to tho above line. English and American Tinware, Portablo Washstands, Toilet Sets, Baths, Tin Cooking Uton&ils, AVERY'S Platform and Counter Scales FAIRBANKS Union and Platform Scales. Just Opened, A Beautiful Assortment of ELECTRO-PLATED WARE IN Tea and Coffee Services, | Cruets, Egg Frames, Pickle Frames, Biscuit Boxes, Flower Vases, Fish Knives, Butter Knivos,- COPPER BOILERS, 12 to 30 gallons PORTABLE BOILERS GALVANISED WIRE NETTING. T, && MORRIN &cb, LIMITED. INDENTS EXECUTED ON FAVOUR x\BLE TERM?. ... , .-.■-- • „



Merchandise MO 0 -A S & m OWNSHEND, 0 OP. X Cs A OWN SHE N.D. , WINE A ND SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND UirORTiSKS Of tho following Goods which aro OF THE I'TNl'-tff ObALl'l'V: AND AUK NOW on SALE PORTS Sherries Madoira Ohampagno SPAklOiltiO BURGUNDY JAMA It:A. RUM Lowndes' do BRANDIES llenuei'sy'a * * * Martell's pale and dark Cavalier ■ ' • in bulk and caso Old Tom Geneva JDKZ Wolfe's Soli lulling WHISKEYS TEACHER'S (Iroeulosaaud C'uh'illo'H Dunville's AUSTRALIAN WINKS Tokay Mai-aro Muscat Shiras! Roisling Ifoekheimcr Front ignac ■ Cbasselas In pints and nnarts LIQUKURS Curacoa •, ■•■ Marosohhio CLARETS La itoso St, Julicn La Foto sr. ifetepho St. Enilicon (haute) ALlfl AND STOUT Marrtan's DaSS Tonnant's ,& Gulnncss's Dublin Stout Whilbroiid London do In pints and quarts. Aililross: PORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. A.o Heather, OKNERAI. IMPORTER, HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE -BRAND- V Brandy In bulk do do one diamond, four dia mond, and VO Associated Vlnoyard Brandy In bullc'oftse, Rusk, and balf-Ilu.sk Muller Pi-area' Brandy in bulk, oase, flask, and half flask Henne:>sy'a Brandy ia cone and A, Qllbojr's Brandy In oase RUM- Lovmdn', 3,1 n,p,, .onaks and hhds Lemon Hurt's, J-canks W. and a. auboy's. In oase, VV and white WHISKY (bulk)— Greenloea; Inverness, Glenlivet, Terrier, Klrkor, Oroor ond Cc, In demijohns and 2 gallon jars WHISKY (oase)- Ooiilo Bland, Royal Blend, Rob Roy. Jero boam, Glen Almond. W. and A. Cfilbey 1! Irish and Scotch In flasks 80HNAPP3- Ilenke's, W. and A, OUboys WINKS (bulkl- Sllvs and Coiin's, A ustrallan, Grenach. and Tokay WINES (in oaso»- W. and A, Ollboy'fi (Castle brand). Port, Sherry, Clare?, Marsala, Madeira, lA, A, b, o, v, and b ; yd Clarets, 0, 1, 2, 3, ij OtiiiinoaKue — Hooderer, Porrler and Carousel A.LX- " Bops, bottled by nail Boar's Head, bottled by Hall John Hull, bottled by John Raid Ashby'a aud MoKwan's "Globa" brand Anglo-Bavarian 9TOUT- Boar's Head, Kali KdmomVu £. JiK B.atld Gulnoss'B, bottled by Blood Wolfa Sparkling Neurotome, pints and quarts Halo and .'fi-bad'a md Johns, Matthews and Co. Genuine V'i__!.._ Load and Zlno Unso-.-l Oil. Kow ftr.il Boiled; n drums Colr.R Oil, In drums Oaetor Oil, lv b'.'k 01UXI) FRUITS- Onrratitil, In hull canes Klmo i!_» WinSßUdFlgs Aldon ,pj)l?i' (ovaTiuratad) fCKIMWIiiN it, 130 mill 160 tost- Dovoo's ltu;.»l brilliant, Light of Age, Pre mium safety Prime Yarit Rams ond Bacon at Low Rates XOBACGO- Ovor tha Water, lift, Nr.ilroa Bor-l .-itMit. ant Long G's Venus, 1' h. 5 s, Donblu Thick P Piooes OILMKN'-l STORICS— Tctt. HuKsr, 10, iw. No. ! •■ Paper Bags, Hoklas, Stipeerod Herrings, Potted ;_-;:•-.-.,', :i:-ji .i.n assortment of General Goods always on hand, •".. HEATHER, TO .X A D THIS AT ONCE. FOR A GENUINE CLEARINIi SALE, ED ■WA RT\ T KW I Q D W.A RA) JUKWIOi O CUaTOM-HOUBK-SrREKT Q J) KAST, "> IS OFFERING pHINJ, pLAS3 & pARTHENWARK AT CHEAPER PRICES THAN EVER OFFERED IN THE COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. TIM TBADE AND GENKRAIi FUHLIO Ann Invitud to iNsrEOT. BBICAKH-AST, DINNER. AND TEA SETS, WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PRRSKNTS. &&', fflC, &0. EDWARD LEWIS. A RXHUR j^ J^ATHAN aSNERAL IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, S3, XiOWKE QffKKJS • BTRKBT, Auokland (Opposite Railway Reolamatlon), AKB AT 8, WKW BISOAD-STBKBT, LONDOH, Also Representatives lv America, Con tinental and Colonial Ports, G B X E ii. A U MERCHANDISE astsHBUTB fsfftass SKia, oo(r_r_JEK PSPPMSsi AS» BPKHM r;rjs"i' swnvs oimns vnvrx AtfO VBOSft-ABMW _ (30R-.4".W SSOs', "iJ.nai.'A, *HD EASS XirTSSAuTSUX OOKSPWTIONItSIX jams .i.;d jMLitia S"_._-:a:;:flvnss fish OAaniiKS soMWiiL eaonoan! »3A01M3 ossa:?.h and uieAssrssa WAX MATCHBB . WHAS&tim PAt'KBl. . JfAFW-B BASS RWIKfH 00,3 AKO I'AttMS no_?H BBUCEitX AK3) PLAaiBS fiWOOKSVi'/ IHASOS AN!. HJ.VIMOKIOBIS WKSJBB ItIB ttPIIUKI • AGBNOT AMD SAMPLE ROOMS ipoe BBnnaß ahd Fokbiom aiAHDs,ACnroaaiaß INDENTS FOE~ALL CLASSES OF MERCHANDISE. EXKOWTKD ON ADVANTAGEOUS TKBKH, LißHsiii, AnvaHVEZ aa ffaari Sum, -Woo aad other Odci,lal aad Island Produoe for shir msnt So l-onilou, at which port some wil ecr.i'r-A v-rcnot ?>tti;_jiion from MrL. A. Nathai AR7HUB VX. 3SA*HA3I. UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY LIMITED). MANUFACTURERS OF COMMON AND TOILET 80APS, CANDLHS, PEANUT, AND OTHER LUBRICATING OILS. Soap and Candlo Works: Paunell Oil "Works: Customhousk-strekt Wbst. Warehouse and Offices: Lowas AIBEBT 8 TItKKT, Cash Purchasers of Tallow and Rough Fat. Delivery taken at their Parnejl Works Warehouse. J



Ir.ji__i_uouu.erv. * rmSAt TTTARDWAKB TTOUW, lit, QU*BN.BTS_BSI / : 3a . * J D IOKBTJ HAVE FORSALB-. BOW A.T S AHUGAPTNIO UMPB Also, n BVBXKRS, FOHTS, GLOBIB, AMD Wi HO I J And > Great Variety ol OhlmalHi BODQIB'S LOOKWOOD'B, ARD WlOlHk'6 XAHLB AND POCKKTKfiX. JOHHaos'a CELEBRATED SOT880K", CLARKE BOILERS BAOOBPANS. W, GBirmH'B Patknt Tka and Oorrsa Pots, Stamped Tinned Mbat ahd Pis Dishes, basins and Milk Pah* (»It nines), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, and Ovens, Bboohs, Sobubbbrs, Whbkij, 4c, Haib, Cloth, and Nail Bbushjss. . 'zyy •ABE' 3, BLADES, AND LVNDOH't SPADES AND DIGGING GARDEN HOES, HAKKB. AND TROWELS, AtraußS, Flakes, Hammees, Braces, TWisa and Patient Sits (all visas, Locks Hxwns, Nails, and Bbassvabv * Soorr'B Gb»d"__nb Whits Lxad, RAW AMD BOILED LIHBKID B^Kn VIVE PER OENT. UIBCOONt Allowed to Oash Porekitiian on all Bate unountlne la SS. and upward : . . ■ . ''•• ; < I ■'it i .'■! ii ii ii imimju ijj;;;- Oonvevances. m I M E TAB L & . BAISBEIDGB'S'BUSSBB. Prom Union Bank—7 minutes past the homy and 23 minutes to t»o hour, ..-:c From The Three Lamps-23 minutes to tM hour, and every hour. .!_,'? Night Trips from Town—J-past9,l-pastlftt and j-p«« 11. '•'■ From Union Bank to Shelly Bbaoh-W minutes vast 11, 20 minutes oast 2, 20mint_toa post 5. 7 minutes oast 6, and 23 minutes to 8/ ■' l From Shblly Bkach-8.30 a.m„ 1 to li, 1 to I tofl.lto9. :. " ■ .■ .-_■■ TELEPHONE LINE OF ROYAL' 1 MAIL COACHES. NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA TIME TABLE:- Leave Victoria Wharf, Devootort-m 7.45 and 10.20 a.m„ and 2 and 1.20 p.m. • , --'■ ■-. Leave Takapuna Sohoolhoosk—at 8,16 sua , 11a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p.m. _~_ii_i;' SUNDAYS. — Leave Devonport-at 10.1(1 v a m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. Leave TAKAFDHA-*,;,> at 11.45 a.m., and 3 and 6.15 p.m. • _ - FARE EACH WAY. ONE SHILLING. _ . F. QUICK, Proprietor!,: "OOYAL MAIL LINK OF COACH**. ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLF. - ' The Royal Mall Coach (carrying passengwsj will on and aitor Ist January, 1833,. Audi further notice, run to tho following TH*. table:— _:..,_ Leave Cambridge for Hamilton JuncHoaKaß' way Station daily at 8.30 a.m.; returning from. Station to Cambridge on arrival cf Train noffl;: Auckland. __ .;_, Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on Tuesday - Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 ■MH',2 :; turning from To Aroha on Mondays, vyeanetfj ;■ days, and Fridays, at 10 a.m. . ' (? ' Booking Offices : ! ■ J:: Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton West; CdlamanS'" Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Promises,.JUt»;-'. wood and Lake-streete, Cambridge. Proprietor, Cambridge, December . KB2 ,". miLEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES, ; LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES^ - Kirkwood and Lake Street, Caubkoxw, s Waikato, New Zealand W. K. CARTER, ;. mropnetor. W. K. C begs to return his sincere «"«**■ jj his numerous friends nnd the pubUo g«J«*X for the liberal support he has received ew».c commencing business, and has to into nnjoeuj.. ; , that, in order to meotltho requirements muw , rapidly advancing district, he la at pr«en» : . ; nUILDINQ LARGE ADDITIONS to hIS PB™l"^ _ which, when completed, will make them b6Cobu_ ; , . to none in the North Island. l _ m «,ued ■ Tourists for tho Hot Lake Country rappuw with Saddle Horses and Buggies on the snorrcaj _' notice; also, experienced gmdos ana can»^-_. drivers. , ■ •,,„, 7.cc. Buggies and Saddle Horses always on.M^w Orders by telegram or otherwise punowawi, . attended to. Cambridge. December 22.1882. yrW C.CODLIM'B UOACB t LEAVES M ... ; Onehunjta— AuoKlana -8.80 mmT »2nooa Saturday Night -