STAR SATURDAY SUPPLEMENT; DECEMBER 15J 1883

Primed- and Published by the Proprietor, ~, Hen-uv Bhett, of Spnonds-strcet.at f »» General Printing Office, Wyndham-strcct,- ~ tl- c Province of Auckland, New Zealand. Saturday, December 15, lSs3.

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■vr o ':..' „. K. '■$ A b' V'1 •JtSIIBTrS ,_. OLONISTS' VTUIUI. ' - '• AND ' '/ ,YCLOP.-Ti;i)TA OF TTSTCFUL' V_ YCLOP.KDIA OF L-fel'.FLI.. KNOiviJ-'IJG_ " , NOWLEUGK, ' BEING! A CO_PISN'I_UM OF IK FORMATION XiV PRACTICAL COLONISTS , . . UJ'O. FARMING, HORTICULTURE, AND ALL .sCIiJKCTo 0. INTKKKST TO NEW ZEALAND SETTLERS. EiHTi'.n iii Thomson W. Lkvs Tho uhovu work, vvhii;h,coritaiuH XV) pa;, i, mid is i,ru.u :i ,,-I.Y ill.islr.Hcd witjl clitri-nvi,iKs comprises sections on:— i'HR FARM, ny Thomas ___.kn: DirucLiou for Hush and l'ci.i Land; liiovvth of vari oual'oroal and liooLC'iups; Managemento( Cuttle, siii'iji, nnd Tlni'sc . willi Cuiv. of tJiuir Discuses, etc., etc. 'J'bis section, which ■ ■'■contains -17 C.n.-ly prim...! pages, with many itiatri'uins and Illiistr.itioiis, hicllidiny siiicirneriKufibiilist pure brcO lioi-soa,slieoi), and cattle, 10. rlbcr with selections from tbo Stud ami Pedigree riiurk Company's! thoroughbred slock, coiapriseH the caiT.ullv collatcd exjiericii.co of some of tbo .most successful Auckland and Canterbury Fawners. • iIbIITICULTUUK, my W. GOI.DIK! In'thls Bcelion, rtvhich do veil l_i pages, with numer ous illiistriitiims, Bpeeiill. attention la paid tothemunnH. niontof Fruit,Trees,withsucli simple ilii'iicuons uinl iHagriwiu for I'nitiing, (JraftiuH, liuddin, etc., that any settlor, without'previous kliowlotlltu or skill, can manage his orchard profitably, POULTRY, BY Tiid.mak Ai.i.ex: This section, coniprisirifr II panes, (,-ives specimens of the 1 tost varieties of Poultry, with directions for their Management, Dosiimsof Fowl-houses, Trcalinuutof Uiseases, etc. USKFUI. MKCIIANICAL CONTTRIA'AXOES. .11 Piikos: ' Under this heading have been classed a variety of contrivances, which wiU bo found useful to the settler: hints and helps Cor the bush; cheese presses, carts, fences, gates, measuring and splitting lim ber, measuring garments, erecting walla and banks, windmills, _a, _c. PRKSERA.NG AND STOKING, SO Pages: Includes the best molhodflof Rtoi'lng,drying, bottling', canning, and preserving fruit; iho most approved modes of curing bacon and hams, withde. gnlor smoke-house: instruc tions for pickling, sauces, vinegar-making, __. _c. INSECTS AND AG_ICUI-T URAI. KNK MIES, ny C.vpr. Hnofx: In this seelion, Captain Hroun. the well-known New Zea land entomologist, supplies the results of years of observation upon native and im ported Insects, useful and injurious. witJi illustrations of the same, and tlireutions JCor destroying garden and orchard pests. SCIENTIFIC REE CULTURE, uy J." Hoi' kins: This inleresiiiin' department has been fully and skilfully treated by Mr Hop. kins, ot Miitaniatn. whose works on Hie subject aro well known throughout Now Zealand. YONE-FIROWING AND MANUFACTURE, Practical Arboriculture, Tobacco ('inlturc, Hop Growing and Silkworm Hearing,'-with Cultivation of Olives, Tea, _c. arc each exhaustively treated. THE FAMI-V DOCTOR, ny On. ICniou. and Tilit. J. A. I'ONO. of Auckland, comprises Treatises on both Allopathic and Ilptntro ' pathic systems, compiled with special regard to Country Settlers. To it is appended a • MAORI I'IIARMAOOPCKIA, giving tho niailicinal properties of New Zealand flush Trees and Plants. COTTAGE COOKERY AND FOOD?, covering 120 pages, is a complete Treatise on Cookery, according to the best methods; and com • prises somo thousands'of easy receipts for tasty dishes, without the flummery of ordi nary Cookery Rooks. HOUSEHOLD HINTS extend the information in the Cookery Rooks with many useful directions on Household Management. COTTAGES FOR SETTLERS: Four designs of Useful Cottages, with plans and detailed Estimates, are given, so that the settler can .imply copy the specification and send to the mill arid procure tho complete material for the erection of his bouse. ALES, AVINES AND SYRUPS, PAINTING, TANNING. SOAP-MAKING, and HINTS FOR PROSPECTORS, form separate sec tions, containing a large amountof Valuable Information. LEGAL MEMORANDA, prepared by Ml. Thomas Cot-run, Auokland City Solicitor, giving a digest of all tho laws which it, is imperative for a settler to know, including Fencing Act, Scab in Sheep Act, Timber Floatage, Roads, ctc.cto. The alwvc rccapitubitioU'ouly enumerates tho' General Heads indicating the -copo of tbe work. It is the largest. Hook ever published in Austral asia, is Handsomely Bound in Cloth, and ■ published at nil exceedingly (Low Price, Tor a Cvclopiwlia of this description — namely, TWENTY SHILLINGS,f-.s). ' : ; ' • J-Jenry J3'RE'rT' AY V X DII A M -STR EE T, rL'ni.wjiEU. Mu. R. ARMITAGE. HiOH-STWEKr, lias been appointed Gknehai Canvassing Aqext.



. TIIAVK ' M\W\ v'MAIIK. CH XV" H ; "A' N_'-) N S DAIRY PREPA RATIONS. RENNKT KXTBACT, LIQUID CHEKSK COLOURING, AND.UU-TKU COLOURING. . This season's shipments of tho ilbbve oxcnllent and highly ■aii'iirocittled. preparatioiin aro now to liunil. The articles can be obtained in town anil country from all Grocers anil Storekeepers, and Wholesale only from the Undersigned. BA. KB & _AAVX_N.iI. , Hole Agents for Auckland. Fort-stroet, Auckland, 25t)i Sept.. —ill. DR, J. COLL IS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNK, THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE. Auvicb to Invalids.—lf you wish to obtain quiet, refreshing sleep, free from lieuduohe, relict from ptlln and.anguish, to calm anil us'suago tho Weary acliin^'s of protracted disease, invigorate the nervous media, and regulate Iho circulating systems oi tho body, you will provide yourself with that marvellous r omcrty discovered by Dr. J. Collin lii-owne (l^ito Army Medical StafF), lo which ho gave tho namo of CULOKOUYNIi, and which is admitted by tho profession to be the most wonderful and valuable remedy ever discovered. CRLORODYNE is the best remedy known for Cough . Consumption, IJron.'bitis, Asthma. CIII.OKOI >YNK acls like a charm in Dlarrhafti, and is the only specific In Cholera and Dysentery. . ULOKODYKIO effectually elite short all attacks of l.pilcp.sy, Hysteria, l'ulpltnlion, ami Spasms. CIiI_)KOIIYNE ia Iho: only pnllativo in Ncui-akriii, ltheiimiLtism, Gout, Cancer, Tooth llChll, j'fcilillgilis, He. From Sviiich I. Co.. I'li.-trmn-i-iili. al ('hemisfs, Medical llall Simla, January 5. 1.0. To ,1. T. Imvciiiiorl. Ks<|.. :i:l. Ureal Itii-smill-strci-t. ISlnomsliury. London. Dear Sir,-Wc eiiihr.ie.e. thisi)|i|iortilliltv nl' congratulating ynu upon Iho wiilc-niuTiid ..nutation -iliis justly aaioemoil in,, Heine. I lr J. Cullli In-own.•'sChluri' .ym-.has tfui-iual for iuolf, nutcnl-. in Hlii.Uhuul, but all over tho _nsl.' Asa remedy of general utility, we -much iiueslioii whether ;i bettor is imported. into in.' coinitry, and wc shall be glad lo hear of Us finding a pine" i" . >vi,rv Anglo-Indian home. Tin- oilier brands, we are happy lo Kay, arc now ■relegated to tin- nativo bazaars,nnd,inilging from their wile, wciancy tlu-ii .niiir-nl. ere willbohnt i eVauesccrit. Wo could multiply Instances ad ! ijiri/i/.w-m. of.t.io cs__ior.Jii.urvelli.i_y of Dr. Cnilis line.', lie's ('lilomil. mi in lliarrho-ii and Ili'senlry, Kpa'sms. Crumps, Neuralgia, the • Voinilh . of 'I'l-ognancy. and as a neutral sorta livc, that have nccnrii'il under our |i.-rsnnul 1 observation during iiiiuiy years. .In Choleraic- Diarrhn'.. and even mon- tcrriWc forms 'of Cl.dlt'i'ii HfiOlf. we have wili|c_-cd lis HUrprtotng .utiirolluiif powi ■!•. We have- never icwil.any, olhiT-onn u( this tu.iii'siii. i-'iiin •( .Uisjirowne _ friiiiiitflrniconvii'iiiinthaiii i- dc-ided!; 1h,•!.,'. .. utid idsofrom a sensi! of duty wc owe to tbe ;.fi,r'o: sion r.i_ the pu'.lic. as vv. arc of opinion thai lire substitution of any oilier than Colli. 'Il'.'i.wile's is A liKI.IliHU.nl. UK1...C11 OK I'AITII OS' _lt-: pact or Tin-: ciiKMtsr to - nKscrtniEit AMI imtiknt AMKB. Wc aro, Sir, faithfully v.mrs, _. Co., Members of tiro I'har. -m.-i.-lt .'if (treat Hiitain, His Excellency the V ic-ruVs Chemists. Isold in boltics at is lid. .s 11,1. Is Bd, and'lis Mich. None is genuine vvilli.uii the words "Dr J. i.tilliiillrownc.'s Cl)lorudyiie" on the Goveni im-iii stamp. (ivi'vw)i"bni::;,"iiii'uical testimony a.vonitiiinli-sciu'h bottle i 'hutioti. - Beware of I'iracv anil Imitations, .rule Manufacturer--!. '''• D.VVKN I'OHT, 35 ('.rent KvisHcll-slrcct, Pl.iiijnsbury. London. STEED. LAN'S SOOTHING POWDERS rou CHILDREN' CUTTING TEETH. CAUTION TO r-URC.M_.I_, Tho value of this well-known Family Medicine has been largely tested in all parts of tho world, and hy nil grades of society, for upwards of Kim'Y ykahs. Its well-earned oxtenslve sain has induced SPUlitOUa imitations, somo of which in outwauii ai'l'Uahaxce so closely resenrble the original ns to have deceived many purchasers. The proprietor, therefore, feels it due to Ihe public lo give a special caution against tbo use of such imitations. I .irchasers arc therefore requested carefully to observe the four following distinctive char acteristics, without which none arc genuine :— Ist—ln,every case the words John Steed man, Cukmi _-, Wai.woi'.th. Sl:itiu-Y. are en graved on the Goremniont Stamp nfllxcd to each packet. _iul~l__h Single Powder has directions for the dose, and the words John Steednian, Ch, .nisr. Walworth. Surrey, printed thereon. Si .1 -The name Stceiimau is always spelt witli two EK's. Itli—Tho manufacture is carried on sololy in Walworth. .Surror. Sold in Packets by all Chemists and Slcillclnc Vendors, at Is 1)d to _s 9d oa.-h. A;;cnts: Kk.mi'l'iiohm:, I'kosßEß am) C(>- Auckland, AYcllinictou. Christchurch, and Ounedin. STOP THAT COUGHI DON'T DRLAY. How can you stop it i Whero is tho Remedy] BONNNIGTON'S "PECTORAL OXVHEL OF CARRAGEEN OR IRISH MOSS (nEOISTEUED). Can prorlnco moro evidence ot real merit than any other article for the purpose. . ,_ . .„ i G. 110NNINGT0N, Sold everywhere.] Christciiurch. REMEDY _R.3E.—A victim of youth ful iinpnidi'ticc causiiii; L'rciuaturc J icciy. Nurvous Duhllltv, Lost Manhood. Kc. li.ivblK tried in vain evem known remedy,'has dis rovered v simple self-cure, which he vvilL send KUKIi tn. his rcllovv-smlcrei's.--Address, .1. 11. KKKVKS, Ks<_., 13, Cliathiiiii.slrcel. .V. ' Vorl; City, U.S.A. BOBLIC N O T I 0 E. Notice is hcroby triven that the Waitakerei West, Highway J load Hoard intend to stop part of the lioiul leiifliiitc from Mound Springs by SprltiK Hill to AVairiri. The.Hoiul proposed to be stopped adjoins Allotiiiont No. J, Waitakerei AVost, and is immediately opposite die house' and premises o£ John Smyth. The plans of the proposed alterations are on view at the Office of the Board. Mr W. Buchanan's resi dence, Waitakerei Railway Station.- JNO. SMYTH. Chairman Waitakerei West Highway Board Waitakerei. 7th December, 1S&1. ~.... UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY (LIMITED). MANUFACTURERS OF COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, CANDLES. PEANUT, AND OTHER, I.' LUBRICATING OILS. Soap and Condlo Works: Pah. Et._ ' ' ' ' Oil works: Oustom-Stkkeo'AVhsr. Ward] oubo and Office.: I_>w_« Albert ST-tEET. ~ ~ Cash Purchaser, ot TAtiow, Delivery token Rt their Parnell Works or; '■' Warehouse. ' "il/J" R..JOEN II ART, WELL,' J_T._L Ohgasbx ok St. Mai-.v's Ciiuitcii, ■ _ ' PAnNi-.t.r.. PIiOFESSdR OP THE rj_M)FOI.TE. Lessons given by tho Quarter, Or by" . -, ' uiTUiiKL'inciit, - -, .- '.-'■' OBOAN. PIANOFORTE. H.-U-IMONY. Amateurs' compositions revised- and prepared for publication. . Address: Rose Cottar-re, St. Geonxe's Bnv Road. Letters may be left with Ue_.iv lloillnrinh and Sons, .Music Warehouse, yueei.-slrecl. J YOUNG.,' Family Grocer, Shortland street, Auckland



VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIME TABLE On and A.ter July C, 1883. AUCKLAND AND ONKHUNGABINK. B.:.: : ' . . 5 „ ,3 1 _--' ','. J.'. ; | | : | : V-^i:|, -j ____- ■ " ; . %'• 2"i !!! i_ .. s _ . . . ! ■ i ' _' • i —— a ■ '■ d J|:|■i : . : : 6 _ . ;.::.. - B M. i . : : : i : d •* s . —— — a, . . „ 9 'j.""- I m a 2 ; ■» t : - - - '£ a S ~* r q _ _Jo_ o o c , c ~ ' 0 a°:.:: - . . . ■ S _ass s 2 _ _—, — . ci 48.a. .3 8 c 1 ** ' ~ " "" ° | A .„ _2 _ X 2 2 - «- t^ i- '- 3, . . . -_ _ ■o a '■% a -^ .-.. . g ° • '_ • • • p ~ _. _ - 5 _ p. 3 S ° •_ « n - o _. a _ -S _ c . g - .^ -a gogaeggg 0..r? k >i . !______-. j. -f, ie 'S " ['-' -/j „; p _ S -i> • ; X • «- ~ m _ . . ■_ _ _ "J X a 2 1 "7T~S 2.'. _. _ 1 » §532 •• S "• 3 b I I' 'S« ss...■i •.■' i- § § ;_. _-'l 3 ::::.'. r . ► _ '"" *" o —_ J _ a o js "5 • • _• • f y " „ _ o ' «d ' Mi O C. .[ C d a _ _ ■ • s •• o -5 d, ■•«» --•*■«■<* - a' a _ _ • ,9 , - 3 WI -i -I ' ' -i" - ■» oi ' - > —i " n _ i iii : 3 :"S •» M _- ra- •« Ha -a U 1 _ _ 5 a os a . . g . S' « " " '_* ' " | , CJ §. . . vi- : S | o _ m _ ej ci V g_2J_ _ I 5--.I I . i . 3 j CB O) 0) O o &, . . , __ g 81335t t3• IS 3 _s 2 - ' '. .• »* g . -_ 1 , -r_4 O ISTI : s . _ . | 5 g « I g a 5 | : i : | i ..I ° 1.1 la 1I 9 I JIIH;.|. 1 ; o _ _ -. -h to MAIN ___C AUOKLAND-MKROBR-TK AWAMUTI, 80-TII.-W__K D_rS, ____ _ __—- - j a.m.a.m. a.m. p.m. tutu 0 Auckland dop. 6.15 a_>j 8.25 1.15 6.0 2 Newmarket Jnnct. 6.25 6.00 8.37 -.25 6.10 3 1 .emuera _ _ 6.30 _ 8.11.4.30 6.15 *1 Green Lane.. .- .. ... .. _ *o Ellerslie .. .. .'. _ .... '_ C PenroseJunotion,. 6.45 7.16 8.6914.4518.90 !) Otahuha _ .. 6.55 .. 9.10 4.57 __ II Papatoitol _ .. TT _ 9.19 5.8 T. *1A M^anurewa _ ..-„„.... 19 l'apakura .. '~. .. -_ 9.45 5.35 .. '21 Hunoa _• ..... _, .. ..!■ - 2. Drury.. _ -. - 8.-710.3 5.53 ~ .3 Hunoiwan .. .. .. 3«j Pukckohe 9.-. 10.35 6.25 -. "ii Buckland .. .. .. _ .. 35 Tuakau .. ..- .. 9.5010.53 6.43. .. •371 Whimgarata .. .. _ 40 Pokeno .. .. .. .. 11.12 7.3 '.. J «„.-.. 'arr. ..10.2511.22 7.15 .. ,13 Morcor ..\ Aev , _, 10.3011.12 tT _ "I'J Whanßamarino .. .. _ .. -. .... ."5U Wairanfii .. .. _ *sffl Rasgjirii-i ' _ .. .. „ '_r Ohhmwol •„ «. ,ai Huntly _ _ .. 12.5 1.0 _ _ 60 Tauplrl .. _ .. „ 1.15 .. •.. 71 Ngaruawahia .. .. 1.15 1.35 .. "78 Pukcto ' .. . .. .. .. •81 TeHapa 81 Hamilton Junction .. „ 2.13 .. „ SA Hamilton 1 „ .. HO: Kukuhia Ilii Ohaupo _ 2.50 .. .. •96 Lake Road .. .. _ "93| NRaroto lpiij Tc Awamntn qrr. .. .. 3.15 _ L: j^_ NORTH.—Wek_ DAXB. . , _ a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m, p.m 0 To Awamutu dop 9.20 .. , .. 2 Ngaroto _ •4 Lake Road 7 Ohaupo 9.50 .. .. Ml Rukuhia .. - _ .. .. 17 Hamilton 2.5 .. lti Hamilton Juno 10.33 2.8 „ ".'0! Te ltnpft .." _ .. .. '2,11 PukOtO .. _ ..;.._ .. _ 2iii NRaruawaliia .. .. .. 11.15 ... _ i 3b Tanpiri 11.33 .. „ 83 Huntly 11.55 3.45 .. Mil Ohinowai .. .., _ ' .. Mo: Rangiriri .. .. .. .. _. '161 Wairangl „ .. .'., *»T| Whangamarlno _ .. _, . 57 Mercer i aTr- ■• " UO 5.0 .. _ Meroer ..^ dop . als _, i -30 620 _ "60 Pokono .. .. 6.26 .. 1.41 '63 Wlmngarata i65 Tuakau .. ... 6.16 .. 2.1 .. "CS Jsnickland _ TO Pukel^oho .. .. 7.fi .. 2.23 G. 25 .. "_ ftrunciman .. 78 Drury.. .. .. 7.4S .. , 3.3 7.5 .. 'Sii.llimua _ Papakura .. .. 7.54 .. 3.15 .. .. *S.i Mauurowa .. .. .. .. _ '80 Papatoitoi .. .. 8.28 V; -3.49 7,50 .. 92 Otahuhu .. .. 8.40 7.5 3.59 .. 6.50 111 Ponroso Junction t..0 17.15 tl.lo 8.20 7.5 "0? Ellerslie "77" _ *_i Green Lnne.. .. .. „ 91 Rcimieia .. .. 9.1.5 _. - 4.30 8.35 7.20 lIS Newmarket Juno. 9.21 .. J1.40 8.41 7.25 liiOi Auckland .. arr. 9.30 .. 4.49 8.51. 7.35



KAIPARA BRANCH. AUCKLAND-HENDERSON-BELENS-' VTLLE. OUT.—W__- DATS. "—' s _m. a_m. p.m, 0 Auokland dep. 7.1511.0 fSO li Newmarket JunoUon.. _ 7.2611.12 Ml *. Mount Eden - _ _ -' -' - 6 Kingsland.. a _ .... - _ •6 MCrnlngside _ _,-._-. •7 Mount Albert _ _. _ „•-.--_ .-; 8 Avondalo .. .. - - 7.47 ll._ 5.3 *9 New Lynn-. ' _'■■'«_ - _ - - HI Waikomltl_ '■«.._. .. -1 -• .. •14 Henderson-. _ -• •-, ,8.1012_. - •17 Swanson ~ - - -.-..... *20 waitakerei - ' _ - - - - •22 Taupakl, _ —. — - —,'■_> -i __ . . 25 Kumeu Junction — - ■• •• 6.17 •20 Waimauku ~.'.-._-.--■.. -. _ •31 Rowoti .. _'_'.. _ - -■__ •83 AVOOdhIU .. _ -- - »•. <<_ •31 Pa_roa ._. ,„ - «»...«. 38 Helensville „,_ - arr. 9.55 _ 7.20 IN.—Wbbk Days. ■ — 1~. ".'" ~b". c :: .... .. a.m. p.m. p.m 0 HelebvilJe flop. 6.25 _ 4.80 •1 Paeroa _ _ - _...... •0 WoodhlU .. - - _ .. _.' .'. •7 Rewlti _ _ -.__.... •10 Wairriauku .. ' _ _'..'"." .. 14 'Kumeu Junction _ .. .'. .. 5.35 •17 T'aupaki .. _ - _ _ _ ■_ ■ •10 Waitakerei ..,._■■ - _ .. ~ •21 Swtmson -~.,.-. -. .. _ .." _ •25 Henderson:. .. __■''.. 8.10 2.0 _ •27 Waikomitl.. _ _ .-.■'-../ il ! "23 NewLynn- _, _ -.:.....-.. 31 Avondalo .. _ _ .. 8.10 2.27 0.17 •32 Mount Albert .. _ •_ Morningside _ _ .. _ _ - •34 Kingsland-. _. _. -,_ .. ■.. *35 Mount Kdon _ _ _, 3(ij Newmarket Junction .. .. 9.10 2.53 7.15 38 Auckland _ ' ttrr. 8.20 3.2 7.25 C—Goods Train—a Passenger Carriage is at tached to this Train which stops lor Passengers by Signal only. • FLAG STATIONS.-Trains do not stop at theso unlcs. required, Notice should be given to the Guard at the previous stopping Station. t Chongo for Onehunga. B—Goods Train—* Passenger Carriage is attached to this Train which Htopa tor Passengers by Signal only, and runs from Huntly to Hamilton on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays only. 1 Change for Auckland and intermediate Stations, t Change (or Ilelcusvillo and intermediate Stations. v GENERAL CONDITIONS. The Railway Department does not pledge it self to the despatch or arrival of tbe Trains at the exact times notified in the above Tables, and, in tho event o£ any circumstances arising, either during or prior to the journey being made, which may render it impossible or inex pedient for a Train to proceed, will return the Fates paid, but does not undortuke to lonvard the Passengers. LUGGAGE.—Each Passenger is allowed to take 11-lbs, o£ PERSONAL Luggage free (not Including merchandise oi any kind), and for every sC.be., or fraction of 561bs„ above this weight, for every 50 niilea or fraction of 60 miles, tbo charge will bo One Shilling. No Luggage will he allowed to be taken into tho carriages, unless of such a blzo that it can bo placed under tno seat without inconvenienco to other Passen- Sot-3. Passengors are strongly recommended to tivo their Names and the Station to which: thoy ore proceeding distinctly marked on thoir Luggage, and to satisfy themselves that it Is placed on tho Train, as the HaUway Depart ment will not be -responsible unless it is booked and paid for. ..... ; ~', Passengers can be booked at Stations only on j ' condition that there Is room in tho Train.' Children under three years of age travel free;: ahove throe and nndqr .twelve years ot ago, half-fare. ■HOUSES, CARRIAGES,''Sc-Tho Hallway' Department does not undertake to. toward' Horses anil Carriages by any particular Train ;. but when sent, tbey must bo at the forwarding Station half an-hoar before the departure of the Train. The Owners of Horses must provide means fou scouring thotftin the Horse-box; and the Hallway Department will not ho account-! i ablo for any injuries sustained through their' breaking loosener othorwise, nor "Will it under take to carry unbroken or vicious Horses., At Country .Stations requisitions for Horse-boxes or Carrlage-tnickß must be made the day before they are wanted. '• ' ' - '' : DOGS must be provided with chains, or other' sufficient means of securing them., They will, not bo allowed in carriages, and the sender1 must obtain a Ticket, to be given up tit the end of thojcnrney, and before the Dog Is delivered. RETURN or PERIODICAL TICKETS will not bo available for Special and Excursion Trains, except when the Ordinary Time Table is suspended. • ' ! SPECL-L NOTICE.— To ensure despatch, Parcels, Extra Luggage, and Dogs must bo at tho Station at least THIRTY MINUTES before the Advertised Time of Departure of Train. All Time Tables issued prior to this date arc now cancelled. J. P. MAXWELL. General Manas, r. X iff ZIS ALAND RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND SUCTION. '' PAEqeL KAT KS.;: , j Not1 Wxoeedlng 7l_. Hlbe. 281_. 66ibs, 112! be. • ■■■_.-d. _ d. 8. d. s. d. s. rl, Helensvlile ■_ 0 9 1 0 1 6 .1 9 2 0 Onehnnga _0 6 06 0 9. 0 9.3 Pubekobe _09 10 16 19 23, Meroer _ _ 0 9 1 3 19120 2 8 Naaruawahia.. 1 0 18 2 0-3 29 i Hamilton -.13 IS V3 26 30 Te Awamutu.. 1 6 2 0 2 9 3 3 ? ! To ensure dospat'ib parcels must be at tba Statiuu at le tat T'hirtr Minute, before adver tised tun. of do pariure. of train,' I ._«>{•_ c »mi i Paroels may he left at the Pa.io__ ./Aloe, i: I cnargo of the Hallway Department, on payment at fees ranging from . 1 r_ 6<l A. V. MACDONALD, I Dlscrlci __iagnr. Auckland, 25th Bept.',',lß_. Coffee r Coffee i ..CoffeeV . S. ,C. BROWN,. ,'', ■'[', Di.-niIAM-STKEKT, AUCKLAND, FLOUR MILLER AND COFFEE AND SPICE MERCHANT, Has Always ox Hand and i . ; Fob Sale— FLOUIL in Sacks. 100's, and 50's, "Blue" brand FLOUIT.. in Sacks, 100's, and flfl's, " Rod " brand 11RAN AND SHARPS HAW AND ROASTED COFFEE PEPPER AND SPICES. In the matter of , COFFEE, Uio attention of the Public Is called to the excellence of my Brands, and a trial solicited. Tho Mixtures are composed only of tho Best Plantation Col Tee aud the licst Chicory procurable, and may be characterised thus :— " Eagle " (my best brand), nearly pure coft'ec "Ship" and "Camel," medium coliocs of groat strength and flavour "Castle" and "Leopard," low medium and common coffees. To lovers of really fine Coffee, I strongly re commend the " Eagle," but to tho general uiste Medium Coffees are found to bo nisst acceptable, and I say, therefore, Try the SHIP Brand Try thy. CAMEL Brand, Procurable from all Merchants and Store keepers, loose, and in tins, tilbs., 2Slbs., lllbs., ■ lbs., .lbs., libs., -lbs., and lib. ' j Coffee I .Coffee'i Coffee i PLEASE observe that J. Gilmouf has : opened his new Clothing Establishment in Newton; next door to the Masonic Hall, and wishes all parties desirous of obtaining Good Clothing and Hal. to inspect thcStock. Those who wish to buy Good Wearing Material and \\-H-mado Garments should call and see for themselves. Those whowish to sco a largo and varied stock of Hats of every kind should sec the value offered in tho newest shapes of Helmets nnd Felts in all colours, also Straw, Lawn Tennis. Boating, &c. Those who re .uire any of the following lines will find that the (Juality, Variety, and Price arc not to bo ex celled in town :—White Shirts, Oxford Shirts, Men's Working Shirts, Boys' and Youths' New Zealand-made Clothing in all tho Newest Stylos, also Holland Suits for Boys, Men's Strong Wearing Trous _ . and Vests. Mosgiel and Kaiapoi Twoods in great variety, from 2s Sd pervarfl.



D. V. E v. a'v . K S v.. TS .H« ; Ud.;._ND«M IAOIw^ rj.o CAPITALISTS AND OTHERg FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT IX __, ' CITY FOR SALE. All that Valuable and Centrally Sl___ _ por ty, consisting of FREEHOLD ___».&_*• together with Commodious DouWeShn^.'T, room and 5 RoCms upstair?, built of fc_S 'rtone foundation, in flrst-class position aS. 1 f-^ Ch_nber.rbelSK„^S* to Shortloiid -street, near ftosVh_-d___*t« extensive new prem-.es iiiSofT 11 «. Post-ofllco, banks,'and those magniflcaS. "* block of building, (the Arcade! now 555,..11e» erected for the^ew ZeolifflSwSS? & This is a real flrst-class investment n_t ■'. worthy the attention o£ caplttffl iuiS out doubt, the most valuable and _rfa___» ment now in the Market, with und_ffiß_. pective value second to none _^ffi&ft Full particulars from ~«m, RST " •_, i . ?• F- EVANS, :"' ,857;. Estate Agent, Queen-st.^ AUCKLAND.-City Property; valuable wi ness premises, situate In BhortlanZtS near Posi-offico; grand poslUen. ,&fc AHIPaRA.-Valuable Grazing Farm- ___ ' _..S e6tf a.; „B,ook at valuation: toffl with about 20,r CO acres leasehold, .ISffi low rental. .•«»■. ARARIMU --173 acres, part improved; ;_* .bush. Lot 93, Opaheke. -_§r AVONDALE.-M aoreß splendid land, t__.,, grass;, a large portion iv orcha_7_3 sheltaj; trees; B ood creek. (jjS* AVONDALE.-18. acres rich alluvial _,-, fenced, partly ploughed and in grass'- frS water stream,: sea it-outage; pood ligilffS land. Prlce £35 pe - acrc half cash, ffi_; at. per cent. (_li AMY-STREET, ELLERSLIE. - 2 SpleJu Allotments, having a frontage oi about jfi BLAKE-STREET NEWTON.-Very comf4 table verandah Cottage of 6 rooms: _fl_ places, colonial oven, &c„ good veil. x\u ment 33x50. Price, £230. BURLEIGHSTREET -Near St. Sopu'.cW. Church. Good and substantial-builtvffi of five rooms, fitted with every convenieii« Nice position; pr.tty place; nice gardi_ allotment 40 _ 15' J. (.heap. S COMMERCIAL. ROAD, oil' Great North Ho_. "■_..}_..; .aoreß Pahiißfenced and pS with 300 fruit trees. Very cheap. mm? 8 COMMERCIAL ROAD, off Great North Mi -New Verandah Cottage of 5 Rooms _3 _.ed__tto- Cu Pb°ards, &c. AUotuientw. -OU. .__, (T9A DAIRY FLAT -255 acres good Land, part vol. came bush, nice homestead of 4 rooni Price, 32. Ud per acre (««* DEVONPORT. - Bench Road: 4 Dwa__ houses ; 3 lot at „50 each, and ono at__ Hirst-class investment and very cheap. EDWIN-STREET. ROCKYNOOK.-VerS-, ittle Cottage of a rooms; good volcanic... lotmoiit. Price, only £250, w EPSOM.—V ilia Residence and Grounds .Mia Milendid Building Allotments, near r_r" dence of E Hesketh, Esq. ffi ELLERSLIE _11J acres Volcanic Soil; bm. road frontage, near Racecourse. {Bo GREAT SOUTH ROAD -1. acres and 6-rooi*„ House and nut-buildings oa tho mainrori , ~, near Ellerslie Station. Price £625. (_f GEORGE AND WILLIAM STREETS PON .iiONßY—Brick Houso of four rooms aS scnliety, outhouse, fee; allotment, 33 Wm GREAT NORTH ROAD-About 5 mile.f__ Auckland—A new and well-flniihed Hl__ of 6roon_, elable. &c. and 3 acreß spleaS. land, in cultivation: bounded by a ir_n_ stream of water; .more land if required'"' UARGRAVES-STREET. off College bS. Comfortable Villa of 5 rooms. wor_h_ yowl-hou.e, &c; grand view;' nearthecltr. and cheap. rain.' MANGAhK.-One of the best little Gratia. Farms in the province of Auokland. (Ss. MONTAGUE-STRRET, NEWTON.-New {to. roomed Verandah Cottage, fitted t__ register grates, colonial oven, c.pb____ &c. Price. 280. , bST MOUNT EDEN.-Ha.dßome . ilia of 6t_ai pantry, bathroom, stable, ana otn_r<_J venienees; large allotment Price, _ii £525. : , . 'ijaif NORTHCOT K. -2 > acreß Homestead Far. wL fenced; part.in grass and crop; mainjrg»(l frontage; splendid view of Harbour. Price. £510. i Uta? NORTHCOTE. — 1(1 acres good Land. Prta only £2l per acre ,m~ NEW LYNN, fIVONDALE.-20 acres & loam; rising district: seven miles by rod' adjoining railway station. 4 good Orui Paduocks fenced; might be subdivided «_' great advantage a bargain 9U NEWMARKKT.-N-w-stieet: New Veranda.: House of 5 rooms; uood well, tank. _. „ nicegarden; ullotuieutiSx 120. Priceonl. £350. Cf. NELSONS!REET, CITY.-A very _i_'__i ' commodious Houpe of 8 rooms, hariten grand view of harbour Price, £850 (_|,' ONEHUNGA.—House 7 rooms, in good ort«v good well, Btabie, &c, and two alloteoenti; a great bargain. Prico, £290. (SJS':, PAPAKUR\ VALLEY. - 426 acres gtitil alluvial land; par tly fenced, and a porta improved; a splendid creek through, _t'■< property; about 3 miles from KaihrtJ Station. (SU_- : - '■'■:■ POKENO.- 'S9 acres Volcanic Land, nearlfsH level: 26 acres cleared and in good grass -_. fenced Price _ per acre; a bargain. _' POiiENO.-Nice Littlo Farm of 21 i__«,'._l crops, grass, &o.; good five roomed Cottage and outhonses, which, with 4 cows, m& utensils. _c, &c., is now offered for J3S situate .inst at Pokeno Station. (BOS : PROSPECT TERRACE.-HandsomeYlll»l)t; Rooms and Porch; fitted with Cup_o__, Dresser, Registered Grate, OveD, _o; ion' well and tank, nice garden, well-stoc_„ «i_. imt PUKBiKOHE. — Splendid little Farm of IB acres: i-mali piece of bush: subdivHtJ i • into paddocks, _c ; itrani. stream of ■watet, through the properly: good House 6 r__i oairy, stockyard, &c. Price only fiffl; part cash ■ iJM'-,: P-P • RAT • VALL-Y.MAU---GAT -WHIH. i —li 3 acres Unimproved Bush Land ai-fl p.racre ... , (918! R'VMaR MA.- 160 acres good mixedLantU , shO'tdi-tahcsfrbmDrury. Cheap,at4,lh per acre. • (t( RAZORBAOK-48 Acres Good Land. 28 __ in grass; cottage of three rooms, cow-shei, piggery, &c; never-failing supply of w«l_ Pnce,only £250. _. SEaFIELIi VIEW. Claremont-strcet.-Yt_r, dah Villa of 6 rooms, in good order, fllttt ■ With cupboards, dresser, register, ajjli tank, well &c; good garden Cheap. t-S. ST. MARY'S ROAD corner of Dublin-stredi. Honse of 5 rooms and scullery, and 2 .MAS detached; gas, tanks, _c. Price £565. ,# (!_:■' TAMAKI EAST.- Compact little Farm**, acres, of which 30 acres are in grasv fin der s>id orchard: good piece of bnsh.Wl ( . pl^^'jful (Tipply of water House .tfjli rooms p-.ole, shed and sundry ontbulH ings. J II :n good orde-. 918. Vlr W ROAO AND THE TER» ACE. MOUST X.DKS -A First class Residence o.7itN_& complete with every convenience; welllan out grounds about l acre : fruit and flow garden. Magnificent view „ VIEW ROAD MOUNT KDEN.-5 minoW from Railway Station —A new 6-roon_ Two-storey Building, verandahs, bath-room, water laid in : fruit trees and vegot-M garden, volcanic mould. Price, £430. MS WARK.WORTH.-Old Established Board!* , hou-e Business for sale. First-class oppo* tunity to secure a really good paying ooo cern. Price only £500. . WHANGAREI —12> seres Improved In-I small piece kauri bush; Lot 51, Tanraroi 05ft . WHa>Gaß_.-ImprovedFarm of 143a0« at Mangapai; 4'l acres in gra_., ana. II orchard; dwelling houso Cheap, **°J,j WHANG R _11-AD'.-Paruaßny-. acre* part In grass and kanri; homestead teMi good road. Prico, __» .<*Ji Wlf>TvWH-TA —Waipa River-1- adtW Improved Farm: first-class residence! go* orchard; charming property. Prlco.saj* WELLINGTON - STREET. - Comforts'* Verdndae Cottage of -I rooms, ingOOOBIB' dition. Room underneath for good wow shop. Prioe, only £3.0 !».; D. F. EVANS, '' Pouse, Land, and Kstatk Agbs _"." Land Mart—Queen-street.