12

STAR SATURDAY SUPPLEMENT, DECEMBER 22, 1883.

Punted and PublishedJby.#«**«_]ffi IIKXRY BRETT, Of SjI^SJW* it General Printing Office, W« c ™_„d. th? Province of Auckland, l%W/<



TsiiWW 1 LITTLECOLUNSBT., THE ~^HEYLEBMORE'! TMF RPFRIAL "CLUB" __l.lioitltf»; '''""•" BvMenrtver.



■IST O W READ _. t. TJ RETT'S rj.UJDK 15 RETT'S -COLONISTS' VXUID AND /-.YCIjOP/KDTA OK TTSEFUr, VYCLOI.EDIA OF USKKUI. KNOWLEDOIC " NOWI.--QK. HKINO A COMPENDIUM OK INFORMATION BY PRACTICAIi COLONISTS Ul'OtV FARMING, HORTICULTURE, AND Abb SUBJECTS OF INTEREST TO N E \N" _ E ALAND SE T T LEIt S. Ehitkii hy Thomson' W. Lkvs Tlie above work, which contains ._ pages, and i- i.rol'iis.-;.',' illustralcl with engravings comprises .sc",. l )ii, on: TilK FARM, .:'. Tno'i.ts Ai.i.kn: Direction Cor Hush arrd 1-.-. . btiml : (iruwlli of vari ous I'ercai and Itutil i r..|.-: ..anagenicnlof fall!.'. :.ii'.-p, anil Ibn 'ct, vrilii Cure of their Hi,, a...-1.. -...-1.. ... le. This section, whicli conrairrs .;,' ..1.... I. prinieil page:, with cant iliagi'ani- ami i'.lusl rat ions, including specimens of Hie bos; pure bred horse .sheep, ami cm He, 10.0.i.0:' Willi selections from the Stud mill I', lie:.-. Stock Company's llinroughbrc.l stock, comprises the carefully eollateil c\]i'iienee of siiiue of tliu most, successful Aucklantl mill Canterbury Fanners. HOHTICUIiTURE, ny W. Count:: In this section, which covers IlKi pages, with numer ous illustrations. s| ial attention is paid lo I lie management of Fruit Trees, with such simple tlircclions untl iliagrams for Pruning, Grafting. Kmliting, etc.. Ihal any scltlcr, without'prmioiiii l.n.iwlu.tge or skill, can manage his orchard prolitably. POULTRY, ny Tiiomah Ai.i.kn: This section, oomprisiug II pages, gives specinu'ns of the best varieties of Poultry, with directions lor their Miinagcnicn!, Dcsignsof Fowl-houses, Trcatmentof Diseases, etc. USEFUL MECHANICAb CONTRIVANCES. ;il Pages: Under this lieatli»g have been classed a variety of coiitrivanrcs. which wlllbofonnil useful to the settler; bints and helps for the bush; clieesi) presses, carls, fences, gales, measuring and splitting lim ber, measuring garments, erecting walls and banks, windmills, _c, _c. .•RESERVING AND PTOIUNO, 30 Pages: Includes the best I hods of storing, drying. bottling, canning, ami preserving fruit: the IllOhl approved iriotliM of earing bacon antl u.'uns, with.!, -iif.i lor sniokcbousi.: inst rue lions for pickling, ...or.-.-. \ incgarinaking. _c„ &c. INSECTS AM) ACHICUI/l'l'llAL ENE MIES, ny Cut. Iliuit'x: In this section. Capiain Hr.'iiin. the well-known New Zea land ciiioinnlogist, suiiplii - the results of years of observation upon unlive and im ported insects, useful and injurious, with illustrations of the same, an.i ilireclions for destroying garden and m -hard pests. SCIENTIFIC HEM iTI.t; ';■ ]•;. : . v j. H,,,,. kins: Tlii-i inii'i'i-e-i.' •;.-:. iriiiuvit has been fully and skilfii'dv iron' .1 by .ir Hop kins, of M.itainalii. whits,, works on the subject are wen knov v Ibto.ighout New /■"•.land. WINE-C.ROWING VNI) MANfFACTI'IIE, Practical Arhoriciillurc. To!i.tecn Cuburc Hon Growing and silkworm Hearing, with ('uiiivation of elites. To; . Sic. arc each c_iia:istivelj Irealc I. THE FAMILY DOCTOR, un Dii. ICniciit and Mn. .1. A. Posh, oi' Auckland, comprises Treatises on both Allopathic and Hoino-o path, systems, compiled with special regard to Country Settlers. To it is appended a MAORI PHARMACOf .EIA. giving Ihe medicinal properties of New Ze.-iland Bush Trees anil I'lanla. COTTAGE COOKERY AND FOODS,coveiing I'.n pages, i, a coniplote Treatise on Cookery, a.-c'u'ding to the best methods, and com prises some thousands of easy receipts for tasty il. lies, without the flummery ot ordi nary Cookery Hooks. JIOC-'EIIOI.D HINTS extend the information ill the Cookery Hooks with many useful directions on Household Management. COTTAGES FOR SETTLERS: Four designs of Useful Collagen, with plans ami detailed Estimates, arc given, so that, the settler can simply copy the specification and send to the mill and procure tho complete material for the erection of his bouse. AXiES, WINES AND SYRUPS, PAINTING, TANNING. SOAP-MAKING, and HINTS FOR PROSPECTORS, form separate sec- I ions, containing a large amount of Valuable Information. LEGAL MEMORANDA, prepared by Mv Thomas Cottbb, Auckland City Solicitor, giving a digest of all the laws which it is imperative for a settler to know, including Fencing Act, Scab in Sheep Act, Timber Floatage, Roads, elc, etc. Tho above recapitulation only cnu morales tho General Heads indicating the scope of the work. Itisthi largest Book ever published in Austral asia, is Handsomely Bound in Cloth, and published at an exceedingly .-bow Price, for a Cye!o;i. rliu, of this deserintion — namely, TWENTY SHILLINGS (20.. ' H>nr* E'MiTv, WYN Dll A M - STREET, PCIIT.TSHKU. MR. 11. ARMITAGE, Hir. ii-stoke., has been appo'nted Oksxbal Cisv.issisr. Agekt.



A UCKLAND DEUTSCHE!. VEKEIN. UoseniKCZiisammonkiinfto jertcn Mittworli Abend 8 Übr im Vereins dimmer. l Jark Hotel, Wellesley-street. Deutsche Zeitungcn untl Touvnale. Deutsche Bibllothek, j ... MAX KOIlElt. Scliriftfiihrer. TRADE |(EP| MARK. ri II R • HANSEN'S __. DAIRY PREPARATIONS. RENNET EXTRACT, LIQUID CIIKKSK COLOURING, _ND -UTTER COLOURING. Tbis season's shipments of tho above excellent and higlilv-iiii|ir"cialod preparations an; now to liamb Tin- arliel.-s can be obtained in town ant c.ounlry fiom all l i recurs nnd .Storekeepers, and Wholesale only from lire undersigned. RARER _ RAWLINGS, .Sole Agents for Aiicklantl. Fort-street, Aucklantl, 25th Sept., L 88& DR. J. COL LIS BROWNE'S CIILORODYNE, THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE. Advicr to Invalids.—lf you wish to obtain quiet, refreshing sleep, free from headache, relief from pain and anguish, to calm and assuage the weary aching, of protracted disease, invigorate the nervous media, antl regulate the circulating systems of tbe body, you will provide yourself with rl:at nlarvellousreined)-discovered by Dr. J. Collin Browne (bate Army Medical Staff), lo which ho gave the name of (UIIjOHODYKK. and which is admitted by the profession to be the. most wonderful and valuable reined vcvcrilisooverc.il. CHLORODYNE is tin- best remedy known for Coughs, Consumption, llronchitii, Asthma. CHLOIIODY..I. aels like v cliarni in Diarriii.'.'i. and is. the only Bpeciltu in Cholera and Dysentery. CHLORUDYNF cll'cctunlly cuts short nil attacks of Kpilcp .-, Hysteria, Palpitation, and Spa_ns. UIIHORODYNE is the only imitative m Ni'iir.-ik-i t. lilu-uinniism, Gout, Cancer, Tuoi.li llehe. .iluliingili-, ,Ye. l'r..n: -tvin. . .'.' Co., I'luirmac-tiiical CUcmisls, Mciiicii! I'lall.-'imli!..lanuary ;>, [■■'!. To J. '!'. liavi'iipa" :-'.-i.. _i, Great Russell-street, Hloonisa . - i':»n. Dear Sir,- -We embrace thisoirpo:- congratulating you upon tbe wid.-spr.-ad rc'.einiiuii this ju .ly esteemed IMc.iiciii.-. iir . I. i cliis I iron-lie's l 'iilomdj lie. has i a -ii.-il lor !:-.•;.'. i..C nnlv in Ilea;-.-Ian, bill all over tar Kast. A.- ar.n'i. rly ol general utility, w ni'.i.'li cuc-titin uhcllicra belle" is iiuporled iiiO.tli.-.-'.tii-.v.".' an.l wi- shall he ideal lo bear of its tinding a i>!a-r in -very Anglo-Indian bom..-. The ulhci- V-aiKs. w. arc hupp, lo say, are now I- ! _-.ii.-ii ■>,:: ■■ ii.cite bazaars, an.l judging I ruin !■.,.;,-.-,-.. -,■,,...,.". ihcii'seiurnliierc will In-but |.\aa.-..-.-..:. We...i11.! iniillipiy instances ail in ■:„!(„.,:: ~;' tiie "\!i-nor.linarv .-lli.ii.-y of Dr. Coilis Pro ■ - • ai.rinltii,- in Diarrhma nnd 11-, i.'rv. - ■ s. Cramps. Neuralgia. Iho . .citing i,;' Pregnancy, and as a general serla- M "... linn lane occurred under our personal ob. iM-atiini iliirirrg many years. In Choleraic laa'-h j.a and even more terrible forms of t ; ii!. vi itself, wc have witnessed its surprising ■o: robing power. Wc have never used any ■il! .-i-i'i.i-in ut' 1 _i> in.-.lit in.' Iban Collislirowne's froiaa lb-nit in.vii", Urn that is isdeei.ledly tin-best, nnd id.-o from n ser.se of .buy we owe lo the '.r.if.-ssi.m and the public, as we are of opinion thai ill.- .-.nt.stituti.m of any other than Collis lirowne's is A lil-I.IIIKKATi: III'.KACII OK KAITJI ON Till- l-.UTOH' Till. I'll KMIST Til I'lil. OKI lIKII \.\n |'\'l".i:nt M.iivi:. Wear.-. Sir, faithfully vo'i"- .-'mu-s ie Co.. Members t.l" the I'har. Society of Ureal Britain, His Excellency the ' -s ,',. ~'.'. ~ ~' | S il | ■■ -W Is Gd untl lis ~ ~.;■' ' \, ■ .. is L-.-:iiiiii.- without I lie words " Dr J. Collis Browne's Cl)l..ro,lync"on Hie llovern in, ~; .• ":;. rtvcrwbchiiiii;-medical testimony (■'.-'■•' •'" ii.'wiire of I'V.aey and Imitations. ..!.- '.;..'. :.,.:i.. . .1. I. DAVKNi'iIIIT, 3S I,:, ,: lies' II -:',.". lil.Miiiisliury, London. QTEEDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDERS _J rou CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH. CAUTION' TO I'UKCItASKRS. The value of this well-known Family Medicine has been largc'.v tested ill all parts of tbe world, •mil by al! grades of society, for upwards of fifty" vr.u:-. Irs well-earned extensive sale lias induced Rl'l.'ltious IMITATIONS, some ot Whicli ill tUTWAIII) AI'I'KAItANCIC SO cIOSCIjT resemble the ori-'inul as to have tleceivctl iniin.v ptiivlui'-. vs. The pn.prictor. therefore, feels it due to ihe public lo give a special caution against the u«e of such imitations. Purchasers nro therefore reoiieslcil carefully in o'l.-.'i-v.. :;-.■■ four fellow;.-... distinctive diar ist—ln every case ihe words John Stbei. MAN. Clli;ti;sf, Wit.woHTH. Scniinv. arc en gravel on the Government; Stamp allixed to en.-li packet. .mi-Each Single Powder has directions for tin: dose, and the words John Stcc«iman, Chemist. Walworth. Sjirrt-v, printed thcrcou. 3rd T'c.c nnnic .Stectlmau is always .pell with two KK's. Illi—Tbe manufacture is carried on solely in Walworth. Surrey. Soli! in i'a.'ki'ls'bv nil Chemist, and Metlieino Vendors, a: Is Ud to 2s fld each. Agents: Kroii'riioii. i:, I'i.ossiu. and Co., Auckland, Wellington, ChrUtchurch, ami Dui.c.'.iii. _^___ DTOP THAT COUGH! DON'T DELAY. U How can you stop it ( Where is the Reiuedyl BONHNIGTON'S TeCTORAL OXYWEL OF GARRAGEEN OR IRISH MOSS (REGISTERED). Can produce more evidence ot real merit than any other article for the purpose. -. , , , , G. BONNINGTON, Sold everywhere.} . christchurch. ________ _________ Notice is hereby given that the Waitakerei West. Highway lionil Hoard intend to stop part of the Road leading from Mound Springs by Spring Hill to Wuiriri. The Road proposed to lie stopped art. joins Allotment No. 1. Waitakerei West, and is immediately opposite the house and premises of John Smyth. The plans of the proposed alterations are on view al the Office of the Hoard, Mr W. Huchanan's resi dence, Waitakerei Railway Station. JNO. SMYTH, Chairman Waitakerei West Highway Hoard Waitakerei, 7th December. lS&'I. PLEASE observe that J. Gilmour has opened bis now Clothing Establishment in Newton, next door to the Masonic Hall, and wishes all parties desirous of obtaining Good Clothing and Hats to inspect the Stock. Thoso who wish to buy Good Wearing Material and Well-miulo Garments should call antl sec for themselves. Those who wish to see a large and varied stock of Hats of every kind should see the value offered in the neweet shapes of Helmets and Kelts in all colours, also Straw, Lawn Tennis. Hunting, i.e. Those who require any of the following lines will tind that tbe yu.--.lity. Variety, nnd Price arc not to be ex celled in town :—Whito Shirts, Oxford Shins, Men's Working Shirts, Hoys' and Youths' New Zealand-made Clothing in all the Newest Styles, :•'.,.> Holland Suits for Hoys. Men's Strong Wearing Trousers antl Vests. Mosgiel and Kainpoi Tweeds in great variety, from 2sSd per v.-i hI. MR JOII N HARTWIL L, Organist ok St. Mary's Church, PROFESSOR 01<,A1T.lli. PIANOFORTE. Lessons given by the Quarter, or by OR .AX. I 'IAXo'i'ORTE.' HARMONY. Amateurs' compositions revised and prepared for publication. '_!£S9 Ati.ircss: Hose Cotinge, St. George's Bay liO'n.l. Letters may be left will; Messrs lloll'inann and Sons. Music Warehouse. i.luecn-strcet, .-"-.. J YOUNG, Family Grocer, Shortland strcct, Aucklantl



■VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIME TABLE ON AND AFTER JULY G, 1883. AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGALINB:. fl _ i 9 . , S 8 t o ' o ' u_ «> <o I a i a0 . s . .a a * M.o'o ' ' S S a IB Pi rH | 1 : S ' «2 S S | i "••" _ | . I!S': !' : " J s pi2.S, • _ S S ft J i*.i4i i j i i .- t. Jrf • a »- - 3 a . w w 2 3 a.:3: :jJj 3 5 (t a " % g.:.: x . - - I _ <= ° S 2 E. -s *" " . — d B . :-is 2| § 1 j ao oo to oo o> „ ' P __ 3 "* a2!2: :. . 2 | : ; g T— _ gi •••• •§ b § ■8 _ d J .0.. , aw • S3 ! ' ' a _ ° o 2 S | .2 I £% % 2«j«< f a g| £ I.IP ? £ I < '*'• j ■. c. ri - ' ' _ ' ci c & . I "° = g;c.S-:_: 3 S 5 S:;:: l[: : £ i 5 sUS_. •S . o o ' d «* "* "° ' ' " aS._■ ■ 8 • S . -j .• -rf -J _ ' ' - . i_ _ « SiII I: 3 : 3 -5 ad § I i | _ ® •*» _? SO. S<=..i : « ; * o A _ <_ - . . ___. 5 d o . o o 2 533-jI i . : . g a" " " " _ | _j _ C. _. O g a_a_. . - . as _j >-: . ' ' ,-; g 6 g : : : ; : ri , I I . 'Si g:II S I I C s £ - I 1 si 2ii . II . . g . O Q-. ■- « c _ __ MAIX LINE. AUCKLAND -fILERCKR-TE AWAMUTU SOUTH.-Week Days. _118 | i j e.m.'a.m.'a.in.ip.m.lp.m. 01 Auckland dep.. 6.15; 6.10 S.Jo' 1.15, 6.0 2 Newmarket Junct.i 6.20 6.50 8.37 1.25' 6.10 3 Remuera .. ..' 6.30 _ 8.41 4.30 6.15 *. Green Lane - "5 Ellerslie .. .. .. 6 Penrose Junction..- 6.15! 7.:<? 8.5914.45 t6.30 9 Otahuhu .. .. 6.55- .. 9.10 4.57 6.42 11 Papatoitol ' TT .. ' 9.1!) 5.6 TT *15 Mannrewa ._ .... ... .. - 19 Papakura .. ..' .. .. 9.45 5.35 . •21 Hunna ' _ • 2- Drnry .. fi.J.710.3 5.53 ... *_3 Rnnciman 30 Pukekobe 9. 510.35 6.2. .. •3. Buckland .. 35 Tuakau 9.J0 10.53 6.13: .. "37 Whangarata I .. 40 Pokeuo 11.12 7.3 I .. n m»™, 'arr. .. W.V> 11.22 7.15 .. 43 Mercer -\ AeVw _ 10.30111.42 TT .. "IB Whangamarino .. „ "51 Wairnnsi .. .. _ .'56 Rangiriri .."..'.. _ •59 Ohinewal 65 Huntly 12.5 I.o' .. _ 69 Taupiri LIS .. .. 71 Ngaruawahia .. .. 1.15 1.351 .. "78 I .iketo "81 Teßiipa 81 Hamilton Junction .. .. 2.13 .. 85 Hamilton _ .." .. 1 90 Ruknhia _. .. _ .. 91 Ohaupo .. .... _ 2.50 1.. „ •96 Lake Road - ..< _ .. _ _ "9S Ngaroto .. .. .. 100 TcAwamutn arr. .. .. 3.15 .. NORTH.—Wekk D.VS. _ a.in.ia.m.'a.m. p.m. p.m OTo Awamutu dep 9,20 .. .. 2! Ngaroto .. .. .. _. •41 Lakoßoad 7: OhaujX) 9.50 .. *lli Ruknhia _ 171 Hamilton 2.5 „ 16 Hamilton June 10.33 2.8 _ •20 To Rapn •2,t; Pukete .. _ .. .. _j .. ~. 26 Ngaruawahia 11.15 .. 31 Taupiri 11.33 .. 35 Huntly 11.55 3.45 .. •41! Ohinewal ~ .. _ .5] Rangiriri *46: Wairangi •fill Whanguuiariiio _ .. _. to\ Mercnr I ?" l'lo s'° •• ~Mercer ..|a ep . 6 . 15| __ 1.30 5.20 .. •CO, Pokeno .. .. 6.26 .. 1.41 .. .. •Xl 'N'hangarata 65 Tuakau .. .. 6.16 .. 2.1 .. "68 Buckland _ .. .. 70 Pukekobe .. .. 7.(5 .. 2.25 ..' •77 Runciman 7. Drury 7.431 .. 3.3 7.5 ... •811 Hunua | ' .. SI Papakura .. .. [ 7.51, .. 3.15 .. •85 Mannrewa .. ... .. 1.. _ 8!) Papatoitol .. .. 8.281 .. 3.49 7,50 .. 92-Otahuhu .. .. 8.4017.5 .3.591 .. 6.50 91 Penrose Junction 19.0 11i7.15t1.15' 8.20 7.5 "951 Ellerslie l~^-l - •• •96! Green Lane .. .. 97i Reniue.a .. .. 9.151 _ 4.30, 8,35 7.20 PS Newmarket Jane. 9.211 .. 11.40, B.JL 7.25 li 0. Aucklantl .. arr.; 9.30 .. ' 4.39J 8.50* 7,35



KAIPARA BRANCH. AUCKLAND-HEN. ERSON-HELENS VILLE. OUT.-Week DATS. _ — c — _m. a.m. p.m. 0 Auckland _ flap. 7.1511.0 4.30 _ Newmarket Junction -. - 7.2611.18 _41 "4 Mount Eden - - . - - - - 5 Kingsland.. - - -. .. - - •5 Mornlngsido - - _ - - - •7 Mount Albert - ■- - _■; 8 Avondalo _ .. - •• 7.1711.37 6_ •9 New Lynn_ - - - -• - - .1 Waikomitl- _ - •• „•:„.„-,, - nil Henderson- _ - ..lUd^X - "17 Swanaon ... — - -* — •• •• '20 Waitakerei - - "i ~ "" ~ •22 Taupaki _ - - •». - - .-:_ 25 Kumeu Junction - _. .. •• o_7 *29 Waimauku . — .'•••_ - •31 ReweU _ . _ •• - - - •33 \v"oodhlU .. _ - -J .... - •34 Poeroa _ - - - •• •• .-t. 38 Helenavllle _ .arr. tf.55 _ 7.M "* IN.-Wejk Days. "■!fe_«fl!- ' J a . m> p.m. p.m 0 Helensvlllo >■--..- dep. 1J.2. , 4.30 '4 Poeroa _ — - - •6 WoodhlU .. _ _ _ _ - .. •7 Kewitl _ _ _ - - •10 Waimaukn .. _ _r| ••( •■ - 14 Kumeu Junction _ .." .- •• *• •17 Taupaki _ _ - - - - - •19 Waitakerei .. - _-..-• •21 Swanson _ _. - - _- - - •25 Hendorson.. .. - - 8.1. 2.0 _ "27 Waikomiti.. _ - - - -- - •29 New Lynn _ — _ - _- ■• „•• 31 Avondale .. _ _ •• 8.10 2.27 6.47 *8_ Mount Albert _ . .._..•• •:_ Morningside _ _ ..,_- "31 Kingsland.. _ — -...__ •35 Mount Eden _ •• -• • -31! Nowinnrkot Junction.. .. 9.10) 2.53. 7.15 38 Auckland . arr. 9.20 3.2 7.20 C-Goods Train—a Passenger Carriage is at tached to this Train which Btops for Passengers by Signal only. « FLAG STATIONS.-Tralns do not stop at these unless required. Notice should be given to the Guard at tho previous stopping Station. t Change for Onehunga. B-Goods Troln-a Passenger Carriage is attached to this Train which stops for Passengers by Signal only, antl runs from Hiintly to Hamilton on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays only. 1 Change for Auckland and Intermediate Stations, t Chang, for Helonsville and intermediate Stations. GENEKAL CONDITIONS. Tho Railway Department does not pledgo It self to tho despatch or arrival of the Trains at tho exact times notified in tho abovo Tables, and, in tho event of any circumstances arising, either during or prior to tbe journey being made, whicli may render it impossible or inex pedient for a Train to proceed, will return the Fares paid, but does not undertake to forward tbe Passengers. LUGGAGE.— Koch Passenger Is allowed to tako 112U_. of PERSONAL Luggage free (not Including merchandise of any kind), and for every __be., or fraction of 56105., above this weight, for every SOnifies or fraction of 50 miles, tho oharge will be Ono Shilling. No Luggage will be allowed to bo taken into tho carriages, unless of such a size that it can be placed under tho seat without inconvenience to othor Passen gers. Passengers are strongly recommended to nave their Names and tho Station to which thoy aro proceeding distinctly marked on their Luggage, and to satisfy themselves that it is placed on the Train, as the Railway Depart ment will not bo responsible unless it is booked and paid for. Passengers can be booked at Stations only on condition that there is room in the Train. Children under three years of age travel free; above three and under twelve years of age, half-faro. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.-The Railway Department does not undertake to toward Horses and Carriages by any particular Train ; but when sent, thoy must be at tho forwarding Station half an-hour before tho departure of the Train. The Owners of Horses niu3t provide means for securing them In the Horse-box, and tho Railway Department will not be account- i able lor any injuries sustained through their breaking loose or otherwise, nor will ii under take to carry unbroken or vicious Horses. At Country Stations requisitions for Horse-boxes or Carriago-trucke 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 be allowed in carriages, and the sender must obtain a Ticket, to bo given np at the end of the tourney, and before the Dog is delivered. RETURN or PERIODICAL TICKETS will not be available for Special and Excursion Trains, except when the Ordinary Time Table is suspended. SPECIAL NOTICE. — To ensure despatch. Parcels, Extra Luggage, and Dogs must bo at tho Station at least THIRTY MINUTES bofore the Advertised Time of Departure of Train. All Time Tables issued prior to this date are notv '.merited. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager. •Tv! EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND SECTION. PARCEL RATES. Not Kx^eefling 71b_ Hlh?. 231r.5. _6tbs. H2lh_ _d. c. d. s. t_ s. d. c. 6. Helensville _09 10 IS 19 20 Onehunga _06 06 09 09 13 Pufeeketie _09 10 1 fl 19 23 Mercer _ .. 09 13 19 20 2. Ngaruawahia.. 10 13 20 23 29 Hamilton ..13 19 _ :s 2 6 3 0 Te Awamutu.. 16 20 29 S3 -9 To ensure tiwpntih parcels mv "t be at tbe Rti-lniidt l"-st Thtrr. Minut••* b-foro never tlsetl ci inw t. 0- i.i*r'ur.s ot train. I.u_-_-ku<> nno Parcels n.m be 1-ft at ih« P».cnls <.n._» In charge of ho Hallway Department, on payment Of fees rmiKlnjt from -21 to 6i A. V. MACDONALD, District _t_._t_.Kor. AnckUnd. 2oth Srut., 1882 "VTOIITIIERN OMNIBUS COMPANY -L. (UMITED). NEW NORTH ROAD TIME-TABLE, on and after MONDAY, December 17th, 1883 :— Auckland to Mt. Albert Avondale and Mt. Al and Avondalo. bcrt to Auckland. . Leave Union Hank: Leavo Avondale: 7 a.m. 7.55 a.m. 10.15 „ 8.30 12.15 p.m. H. 30 „ -..30 ~ t2.2op.ni. 4.15 „ 3.15 „ 5.15 „ 5.30 „ "To Mt. Albert only. tFrom Mt. Albert oiilv. SATURDAYS. 7 a.m. 7.55 ami. "10.15 .. 8.30 „ 1.10 p.m. t11.15 „ 2-30 „ 2.30 p.m. 4 5 „ 1U.30 „ 5.30 ~ 11 ~ t11.45 ~ For Mt. Albert only. tFrom Mt. Albert only. Auckland to New New Lynn to Auck- Lynn. land. 12.15 p.m. 7.45 a.m. 5.15 „ g p.m. SATURDAYS. 2.30 p.m. 7.45 a.m. 10.30 „ 4.50 p.m. BSD .GREAT NORTH ROAD: Auckland and Arch Hill. Leave National Rank. Leave Arch Hill. 7.30 a.m. 8.15 a.m. 9 .. 9.30 „ JV-i. .. 9.45 „ 11.40 „ 11 } ~P-m- 12.25 p.m. I'H " 1.35 „ 2.15 „ 3 „ , 3.15 „ *3.50 !!'-' -t.'lt ..0 „ 4.20 „ fc_f... ' '5.30 „ 5.45 IC, .il*. c:to „ 7 Saturday Nights Only. Saturday Nights Only. 8.30 p.m. O.tfp.m. E__lo „ 10.30 „ Ail Omnibus will run from Provincial Lunatic Asylum to Auckland at 9.25 a.m., and .1.30 p.m and from Auckland (National Bank) to Asylum 1.45 and 5.30 p.m. Also, an Omnibus will run Irom Avondale to Auckland at 9 a.m., and from Aucklantl (National Hank) to Avondale 5.30 p.m. Satnrdav Nights only; Avondale te Auckland 0 p.m.: Aucklantl to Avondale 10.30 p.m. ' Will not run on Saturdays. REMEDY FREE.—A victim of youth -1 fill iin prudence causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility. Lost Manhood, Sec, having tried in vain evoiji known remedy, has dis covered a simi .0 self-cure, which he will send !•'UKi: to His fcllow-sutli-rers.—Address J. 11. REEVES, Esq., 13, Chatham-street, New York ' City, U_i.A. •



D. P. e7^ "STATU. HOUBK. Amd *, - EIRST-CLAS^^^ All that Valuable andTvnt-.,, porty, consisting of FItEEHnW. -feahwi* together with room and 5 Rooms upK°i. Pw't. Btone foundation, mfirK?. b^-ffti _% adapted for Solicitor".SSL^tts.St. °» in Portland-street, near SfeAtf&J. extensive new pcmScSS -SfiJP. tion for the Evrnkc ?Sil^^T^M Post-office, banks, and th_.V and block ot bunding. mivaXtgSESfii out doubt,.the most vStSfe -CT ment now in tho MarketT^a^^sKS AUCKLAND-City Pronurt- ' * ne_ Premisee, situate in^-i!?* lit. near Post-office; AHIP A RA. - Valnable GraT. t ' s hqmesteod; Blo ck at S!1*! sou without »vmun\lSSa^ AVONDALE.-22 acres snlo-.'u, B. grass; a lafg^^^S,, shelter trees; good creek. "^ i£ AVONDALE.-I.J acres rirt, .. ** fenced, partly 'ploughed an. £&_ H water stream: sea WIT. SSfti K. iT8 dpe&^Por-™«%S AMY-STREET. ELLERSLIE o„ W Allotments, having afr^ <g«g BLAKE-STREET NEWTON v Bll) table verandah Cottage of'iTnS 7 °°ffl'«rt- places.colonial ovenT&cbS-S 00",. 8«r. ment33xso. PricelS good well' *K. BURLEIGH-STREET - Near 9t _ *• Church. Good and su__S«h _?m*ft of live rooms, fittedwi?h_v_£ al'bul|t Y% Nic« position ; Sty ?ffiSS«»W2 aUotment 40 x 15. Chlap ' mcc SB* COMMERCIAL ROAD off n'_ i» 6121' -5. acres; 2 acrefmlhl. ?^&ANl«li Rend. «__ 300 _«W«SS3ffif*S COMMERCIAL ROAD off _»?S -New Yerandlh CottoeoK o*^ tered Grate, Cnpboardfl?.'s &£?••»£ 150. £400. or™.«c. Allotment 9), DAIRY FLAT-255 acr.sirnn.r _ C! 8 canto, bush, & WJ_Mg^*»J* Price, 32.6 d per acre 0l 4 ro «at DEVONPORT. -Beach Pn„_. , „ * houses; _ let aSw,ffi,J >«• First-class investinentand^Sp"* EDWIN-STREET, ROCKYNOf). v _. little Cottage of 8 room. ?ffifi_f. lotmci.t. Price, only £2,0. ™c8*«l EPSOM.-Villa Rer-idencea.il n™.- , i-plendid Building■ AlfieViS ,°f % deuce of E Hesketh, KBq7 """.I* ELLERSLIE -112 acres Voleanl. s„ii. 1 road frontage, .ear Racecou ßo **'& GREAT SOUTH ROAD -Hacre.m,.,! ' House and out-building on thfm? ni. ' near Ellerslie Station. GEso .Sv^S JW LUM GREETS, Si SONBY—Bnek House of four room. ..j ■mOht, outhouse, &o.; allotaenlT. $ GREAT NORTH ROAD-Abont 5 _,_-,-. Auckland -a new and well-flniaSn™! of 6 rooms, stable, _c„ andß *Sffi land, an cultivation; bounded by»H stream of water; more land if leqnSed HARGRAVES-STREET off College pS? Comfortable Villa of 5 -Soffit mtmsT*M^Mm MONTAGUE-ST&EET, ||ffig roomed Verandah Cottage, fitted^ *Tvkr? 2B. ' COloDi<a "^ «M MOUNTEDEN.-Haudscme lt__ of 6r2_ pantry, bathroom, stable, ana otneti. ■ violences; large aUotment . £>ri«*£J NORTHCOTB-JlacresHomerte-aParirS. f meed; part in grass and crop: wiffi frontage; splendid view of Harbour. ftE NORTHd.TE.-10 acres good Land. S only £21 per acre ~,2* NEW LYNN. AVpNDAL_._2oao_i,S. loam; rising district i seven miles by r_uP adjoining railway station. 4 good Gresi Paddocks fenced; might be subdivided iriS great advantage, a bargain mi NEVV MARI_ET.-New*tre_: New V el ._d_b House of 5 rooms; good woll, tank. Sc ntej garden: allotment 18 x 120. Priceonlj NELSONS; REKT, CITY.-A very nice an. coinrnodjous Houpe of 8 rooms, havingi grand view of harbour Price, £650 in ONEHUNGA.—House 7 rooms, in good order, good well, stable, __~ and two aUotnenlr a great bargain. Price, £200. (ffi PAPAKUR . VALLEY. - 426 acres gatf alluvial land; partly fenced, and a portion improved; a splendid creek throng, thi property; about 3 miles from Rail™ Station. g_s POKKNO. - '89 acres Volcanic Land, nearly ill level; 26 acres clearedand in good gram, fenced Price 42 per acre: a bargain, tffl PO-vENO.-Nice Little Farm of 21 acres, In crops, grass, &c,; good five roomed Cottin and outhouses, which, with 4 cowb, flair; utensils. &c, &c, is now offered for £. situate just at Pokeno Station. (80S) PROSPECT TBRRACE.-HandsomeVfllaol Rooms and Porch; fitted with Cupboaßk Dresser, Registered Grate, Oven, te; two well and tank, nice garden, weU.t_.ed, £360. i;. PUKKKOHK. - Splendid little Farm ol 185 acres: unall piece of bush; eubdlrlW into paddecks, &c : grand stream of water through che property: gocd Houso6 rooms, fiairy, stocsyard, &c. Price only £_; part cash (9301 P*P - RAT • VALL'Y.MAU^f-ATtWHIEI. —1.3 acres Unimproved Bash Laodatfi per acre (9!!) R^MaR MA.-160 acres good mixed Land j sho tdietanc. from Drury Cheap.atfilll per acre. i-W RAZORBACK-48 Acres Good I_ind,_aoi« in gra..; cottage of three rooms," cow-b.ed, piggery, &c; never-failing supply of water. Price, only £250. W SEaEIELIi VIEW. Claremon_itreet-verßii dah Villa of 6 rooms, in good order, fitted with cupboards, dresser, register, oven, tank, well Sec; good garden Cheap. 111. ST. MARY'S ROAD corner ot DnbUn-atreet.- Honse of 5 rooms and scullery, and 2 room detached; gas, tanks, Sec Price *565. - TAMAKI EAST.- Compact little Farm of _ acres, of which 30 acres are In grasj G« der si.d orchard; good piece of bnE-usnaa pp/'jfal supply of water. Hooairo 1 rooms p.i»»le, shed and sundry outwi» VIIiTRO^!A§DTHtTE_m i CE,MO.|T ii DX _.—A First class Residence of Tro* complete with every conveniencei fu'J™ out grounds about 1 acre: taut and am garden. Mafipiflcent view. . W view road. Amount edkn.-5 mm from Railway Station -A .new 'Mm\ Two-otorey Building, verandahs.tott™"i[ water laid in: frnit trees mAngm garden, volcanic mould. Priw.'gii WARKWORTH.-014 B^bU^ B«r*» home Business for sale. Flret-claffli oB« tunity to secure a really good paying 00 nern. Price only £500. . ~, WHANGAREI -12'1 T .ac. e9, ll"l)'? TSi-^S; small piece kauri bush; Lot 51, Taaw». WH» vG*R?I.-ImprovedFann of «M[ at Mangapai; 40 acres in P«f.^ ,ill orchard: dwelUng house. Cheap, fiWj. WHANG ' RHIHtADI— Pamaßay-60'M* part in grass and kauri; homesteadg, good road. Prico, £52; mnacr- WH T.WH TA -Waipa R1?0. .ifisS Improved Farm: WM ™&™m orchard; charming property mx K0 WELLINGTON - STREET. - C°'^t JVerandae Cottage of 4 won*«W*Jg. dition. Room underneath for good w» shop. Price, only £3CO m D. F. EVAN _ FOUSK, LAND, AND ESTATB AOBKT.. Land Mart-Queen-street