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7 Rand «»<l Kstatc Agents. E F. E * A 'KB. ESTATE, HOUSE. AND LAND AGENT, AUCTIONEER, &c. rpo CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT IN THIS CITY FOR SALE. SietW with ebmmodious Double Shop, sw 10 rl_m and 5 Rooms upstairs, built oi Dneh. ou sSne'f-Snditlon.Tn nXclass poslUon.wdweU ■-tented for Solicitor's Chambers, being "ituatea to-Bwrt_S_-&eot, near those handsome and StenSve new premises in course of construe i&m^mmTmW^S^^ arealflrst-olass investment, and well ARTHUR-STREET, off Franklin Road-New VUla Residenoo; verandah and balcony gas and water; gas stove, &o.; bcauUful Ttew. Prico,£7so. a vnNDALE—IO acres of eood. level I^nd with water frontage; House and outbuildings. Onl-CmUesfrim town. Very nice place. £500. ALBERT AVENUE, Mt. Eden-Villa Resi dence of T rooms; register grates.range, in kitchon. Allotment 51 x 210; back of Allot moiit has frontage to Sydenham Road. - Prlco, £650. 13W AVONDALE-Splendid piece of level Land in ■ ygS_S_MTacles), £35 per acre only. Terms. > AUCKLAND-Valuable BUBtaess Site for sale, . A sitote toShorUand-street, corner o! Mills L__e, and immediately between the pre r__S of Messrs A. Clark and Sons and Byoroftand Co. Terms easy. BERESFORD-STREET-Cottage of 4 [rooms,, in *Sr order; colonial ovon; 1W) feet frontage. Price, only £230. < IS<E» BOMBAY—S9i aoroa Improved farm Land very X_i£ O&y £30 o__.. and £70 can remain _orsyeax_. wx,> nHURCH-STRBET-VUla Residence of 5 rooms, - fitted with cupboards,dreßser register'grate, oven, &a; good weU and tank, weU-Btooked garden. __ce.£Sßo. I7^B' DRUMMER ROAD-Villa 6f 7 rooms: waah ho^co^r7e_y water and gas. kitchen range; finished to first class style; good view. __». 1355 CLARENCE-STREET-Very Comfortable Cot tageTflttcd with cupboards, kitchen range, &£, &c; nice garden; large allotment. . Price only £280. (12") CLEVELAND ROAD, PARNELL-First.lass Family Residence of 9 rooms; wash-house, gas and wator; grand view; large allotment, grounds nicely laid out. £1,200. (1231) EAST TAMAKI-Nice Little Farm of U aores; good grass; plenty of water j valuable buai s K^a_-Vi_lsoU;£3so. au« EPSOM—ViIIa Residence and Grounds. Also, "splendid Building Allotments, near resi dence of E: Hesketh. Esq. (175) EPSOM—Gentleman's Residence and Grounds. This is the property of a Gentleman who has spared neither time nor money, not only to beautifying the Grounds, but to furnish ing the House with every possible com :A . foft and convenience. Stables and neoesrajy :,■ out-buildings. Sec, _ See. Cards to view from the undersigned. vi«» I FRANKLIN ROAD-First-class Villa Resi- I dence of 6 rooms ; allotment 52 x 103; grand position, with splendid view. 1315 FERNLEIGH-STREET-S Verandah Cottagea of 3, _.' and 6 rooms respectively. In good order. City water laid to. Prioe, for the three, £580. A good investment (1102) KRANEUN ROAD-Two Good Villa Rest dances. almoßt new—one of 6 rooms and the other of 5; gas and water. Allotments 33 _ 160 each; magnificent view of harbour. Prioe, tnly£l,foo. - d**®)' . GLADSTONE-Grand Allotment about 70x332. . Prioe. 27b 6d per foot (1209). OTjaraURN.PONSONBY-Threemagniflcenf " Sites for Marino Villa Residences. „Price for'the three, £650. Superb view of Queon- Btreet Wharf, North Shore and Harbour. :ji - ' (1085) HOBSON-TREET—First-class Building Sites. . HOWE-STREET (City)' - Comfortable Res. denceof 5 rooms; pantry,linen closet,&c; city water: pleasant situation, close to City PtSk. .131°) JOHN-STREET — Cottage of 5 roorhß. fitted with cupboards, dresser, grates, patent oven; city water; quite new; close to Jervols Road. Price, £330. (1287) KENT STREET (Surrey Hills)— New House of 6 rooms ; gas and city water. Allotment, 30 x. 132. £350; £50 cash and terms. (1250) KINGSLAND, cloße to Main Road (a real . ' Bargain)— Two brand new Cottages for £360; tach has an allotment 10x113. 1286 KING-STREET, close to Three Lamps—Two Splendid Building Sites; eachjat has front %■"■ age of 33 feet , . 1283 1 UNCOLN-STREET-Splendld Building Allot • ment. (1151) B MERCURY BAY—A grand Leasehold Farm with stock for £250; purchasing clause. A good chance for practical man. (1206) MARAETAI—HO acres of Bush (kauri and blaok birch), containing about 400,000 feet kauri. 1,000,000 feet birch, and 700 tons of bark. Stock and plant at valuation. £750— I part cash. ~ NELSON-STREET, CITY.-A very nloe and commodious Houpe of 8 rooms, having a jn-and view of harbour. Prioe. £650 (979) I iriWMARKET— ValuableßuildtogAllotment, good comer, .-aeair Newmarket Hotel. ' : ; -'''■ NEWTON ROAD—Good tovestmunt; two verjr ■'.' alee Houses; gas and city-water to each. "'"> IBoth to firal>c!ass :brder and to splendid •■'*'■ II position,- clofte to' Karangahape .Road. v. Grand position for shop. (12M) ' NOBTHCOTE—Two splendid, Building' Sites, '■■■- wish 66x231. Price, only 22s 6d per foot .:..,.: ■ ;-■ ;'• '. '■' ' (1297) KORTHCOTE, right on the Point—Magnificent view of harbour; an Allotment 132 x 132, i*i with Cottage and Garden. Only £400; a o bargain. (1291) ' NORTH SHORE—First-class Marine Residence of 6 rooms, sea frontage; two minutes from ■ wharf. £750. (1218) NORTH SHORE—Several Marine Residences and Allotments. Residences ranging from £185 and upwards. Allotments from £2 per ■':■■ tootA ... . ;.. , '.;.'■■■■ -'. ONEHUNGA (Hillflbro')—About 17 aores magni flcent Land; adjoins Pah Estate. Beautiful yiews. ,; ONEHUNGA—House.of 8 rooms, fitted with " - ' every convenience; two acres of ground; Bplendid position.'. £550. (1182) OAKLANDS ROAD, MOUNT EDEN^Vers Nice House of 6 rooms; pantry, store awl bath-rooml; bay window; allotment 66 x 132 Pjsioe, £500, on terms/ (1207) PONSONBY ROAD.olose to the Three LamPß ■ -.First-class Business Site, Unequalled: In the district. • .l?! 2 PARK ROAD^-Good House of 7 rooms, pleas. ontly situated; splendid view; large allot ment Price £&«U ;.■•--■' ■•■•;■ (1121) I PARNELL.—Several^chCap ptepertiep." PARNELL (Brighton Road)— New House of 8 rooms and workshop, stove, register grate: verandah side and front c allotment Si) x 340. Price, £175; Can be sold on terms. I'/ Splendid'V_la"S_tato Cnrran-st. Well situated, grand view. (1131) PORTLAND-STREET, Parnell (Leasehold, 49 '" years to run)—Houss of 5 rooms; gas and 11 water, soullery, pantry, wash-house, fowl vard. &o. Very nice place of residence, close to the city. £400. 1318 ;' POiraONBY ROAD. — Good ViEa Residence, i oldse to the Franklin Road; quite new: gas ' "and water; allotment 66x100. Price; £1,000. RICHMOND ROAD r-Handsome Villa of 7 ■'"'- . rooms. Sec; kitchen range, copper, &c, &c. . (freehold). £500. ' (1233) ROCKY NOOK—Good House of 6 rooms and verandah; allotment 40 x 120; quite new; . £460. ::''A »23^ _tUATANGATA,WHANGAREI—GrandFarm of 221 acres of Rich Volcanio Land. Tho whole of it is arable, and about half under crop;- The usual outbuilntngs and home stead, with orchard, &o. Plonty of firewood fe andwoter; good market at hand. (1266) ■I BUSSELL-STREET-Four Allotments (33 X " l^!*4oeach. • (1256) KYLE-STREET— Pretty Verandah Villa of & rtloms, tec; allotment 66. x, 120; a very desirable residence, . (10391- STUART-STREET (off- Grace-street). — Good . Building Allotment for £80. -' (U6l) | BUNNYSIDE. ROAD,%MOUNT EDEN - Handsome New Villa, 8 rooms. &C...&C. Large Allotment Price, only £670. (1247) TUAKAU— Improved Farm of 111 acres, good j House, and out-buildings; orchard: all in '<•■ grass; part cropped. Very comfortable and desirable place., £1.100. . -.__,' TAURAROA—BO aores of mixed bush Land for . £40. (1178) ■view avenue, Mount eden-nbw Vißa Residence of 5 rooms, and outbuild |. ■•'• togs;'scoria soil, and good position. Only i VERMONT-STREET—Commodious and com- I fortable Villa Residence of five rooms, wash- I:. house, cellar. Sec; city water and every con »■■'■'•■ venience; good allotment £350, 1 WAlPU—Grand Farm of 260 (acres—the very Bo best to the district; good house and out -1 buildinf. •to be sold very cheap. (1146) B -WARKWORTH-Old Established Boa-ding [l ' house Business for sale. First-01-ss oppor -3 tunity to secure a really good paying con- IsJ oeriS. Price, only £500. W'A WAIMUKU or REWITI, within three miles of 1 Railway Stations-Splendid: Blick'of 787 ■ - aores. A very large quantity of kauri. ■ -:■''-•■-. puririi ti-tree, pohutukawa. Good roads to H" - ; gat timber out; good House, yard, and out- H buildings. Terms can be arranged," 1301 ■ -'.-WINDSOR LANE. PARNELL-Pretty Veran ■ ■:;:. dah Villa of 4 rooms and soullery; water ■ laid In; close to Manukau Road. Price, ■:- "WOI^aTREEr, Off Heptjiirn- street - Nice ll' : yUlaßeßldenco,.o looms, large workshop, DS &c„ KO. £120. (12_2) i«:''■' WOOD-STREET—New House of;'b roora'ai"culto _\M " new; olty water. Allotment 33 x 100 «_.-'■.' Venetian blinds, " Mistress" range. Good §M view. Price, £!».,: ;? ; . 7T I ■ I^^P^^" .• VAN s> '. i! ■ HDDB*' LAND, AND EffTATE AGENT aga^, auctionekr, scr • JUbT-QDB-N -TBKKT.-K_K T B___ OI



WvL. m; itchel' l' LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. MERCANTILE CHAMBERS (NEXT RANK OP New iSBA-ANi>). - • • TF._rcrnoN_ Exchanoe No. 103. FOR SALE: PARNELL—Excellent new House for £175. on leasehold, having nearly SO.years to run at un annual rental of -0. This is a really good houso, very nfeoly situated, and should com mand an -nmediato buyer, hasy terms of najTnent oan be arranged. _ W NORTH ROAD-Grand Leasehold Allot ment,at.inn-al rentals of £Glos. £710s, and £8. To hoSold at moderate premium. KINGSLJRD ESTATE-A First -class Block comprising 2 excellent corners. ' he whole a good frontage. To an enterprising Builder tiiis will bo sold in one lot. ou easy terms, to allow a good margin of profit to the buyer. MARKET GARDEN.-O-e of. tho handiest Bites close to Town, near a Railwuy Station; good black soil; partly fenced. I'his pro norty is offered a bargain. To anyone want ing to establish a homo on about six acres of ground, no hotter could be selected. Price, £120—2 ACRES level ground, rich black soil, withih five minutes' walk of Railway Station, or six Acres for £300. WAIKOMITI—The pick of an Estate, all fenced Bood loamy soil; water on the property almost adjoining Railway Station. Only a few seotions remaining; from £10 per aore. Small cash deposit, the balance on easy terms as may be arranged. ' WAIKOMI l'l-Small Farms. 10. 15. and 20 Acres. No deposit required if only buyers will occupy and improve. , ... AVONDAL_-Some of tho best Sections in this rapidly-rifling township, to he sold on Building MOUNT ALBERT-Rich Volcanic Allotments —all cleared of stonos. Nice, warm, dry soil, situated on the main rood, in the very centre of the dißtriot. Good building sites from £80 and upwards. Deposit of £10only roquired, or if buildings erected, all the purchase money can remain at 8 per cent. SUBURBAN AND VILLA RESIDENCES MOUNT ABLERT—2 acres and Houso, 10 MOUNT ALBERT—I aero and Houso, 9 rooms. MOUNT EDEN—S Very Choice Residences, with good afiotmenta, at prices £170, £550, £000, 1 MOUNT ALBERT—2 acres and Grand. New MOUNT ALBERT —1J acres and 7-roomcd Houso. ! CITY AND MARINE VILLAS. Wallace-street, Ponsonby—2 Houses, £500 and £550. ' :,'". ■ ' ■ i Coixinowood-street—3 Houses. Ponsonby Road—Cheap Houbo. Vermont-street—Good Corner, Now House, I o_.a_knce-Btre__—s-roomed Houso, St. Mary's Road—Houso, £COO. Probp_ct-street—House, £125. • Lincoln-street—House, £500,:, i. HEPfIDRN-sTßEET—House,£soo. I Wood-street—House, £900. Grafton Road—House. £450. Commercial Road-Hcuso, £280. " Union-street—House, £350. ' Russell-street—Houso, £250. ' Beresford-street—Houoo, &c 1 HELENSVILLE—A very compact block on this rising Township, close to Railway Station; • well suited for building purposes, and sure to increase in value. This is a good investment to anyone, and will be sold at a cheap rate to • clear the lot. ' SUSSEX - STREET NEWTON-Very good Cottage of 5 rooms, well finished. £300. ■ CHEAP ALLOTMENT - Kingsland Estate. £35. ALLOTMENTS—Mount Eden Road. £7 por foot; Sussex-street 10s per foot; Mount Eden, ! 15s and 60s per foot; Ponsonby. £4 to £6 per ' foot; Lincoln-street, £3 to el per foot; Ponsonby Road, £15 per foot; NorthoOte, from £1 per foot, and upwards; . PUKEKOHE—A Grand Form of 80 Aores, oloso , to Cheese Factory, acknowledged to be the best in the district. TUAKAU—A First-class Farm of 110 Aoros. • NEW LYNN —Ono of tho Choicest Little I Farms in the, District, -with Good Orchard, which will, in two years, come into grand . value BIRKENHEAD—The coming season will mark a steady demand for this improving district I have Boveral oholce Fruit-growing Forms now offering, and my clients will do well to take early advantage of tho season just open- I. Ing. Some of tho best Buildine Sitea close to the Wharf are now on Sale, for which very easy terms oan be made. * GLADSTONE—Adjoining tho Nortlicote Puollo School. Twenty minutes' walk from Wharf, A grand lot of 7 acres, all in cultivation, with i dwelling newl ereoted, to be sold very ohoap. I 520 ACRES—A very superior Farm on tho >' Thames-Rotorua railway, mostly improved, at £4 5s per acre. KARANGAHAPE ROAD (City)-I offer for a few days only Borne of tho best frontages in the most central part of this rapidly-improving thoroughfare. • W. L. MITCHELL, ESTATE AGENT' '■: :. 'Queen-street. i v Insurance. ! XTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE. ' J_S COMPANY (FIRE AND M-JEUNE). 1 _.capit-i.. ..„..-„..„_._ „___._i,oob,6bo ■ t Pafd-uP and Reserve Funds.;.-.—£400,000 » Protection _rom FIRE ob MARINE LOSS Can be __fe cited in this Company. claims 1189 with pbom-xi-0d- and liberality, > * JAMES BUTILE, Manager, _ fi OVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. Head ■■'6mm: PROVINCIAL BIHLDmGS, | ;,' j o-i ;u. wellinqton. Ms ONLY NEW ZEALAND LIFE OE-10-. •• ' gOVernment SKOURITY, f ' MUTUAL INSURANCE, ' " .; . i , j LOWEST PREMIimS. The Ordinary Branch offers an Insurance of £1,200 at the premium charged else i --where for £1,000, equivalent to r AN IMMEDIATE BONUS 0- £200 t ' In addition to Full Participation in Proflti. _ WORKMAN'S INS UR A NOB Specially provided for in the' J ~ IIbJUBTRIAL BRANCH. ; Policies Issued prom £5 Upwards, with. I t3L PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS. _■» r ■ PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For which a Collector will call. 1 SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies of £20 ahd.Bpwards^after Three i Years, can be surrendered for Cash, « Jor • > FteePoUoy. "-* -•—— _ libeeal REonLATiosa, ■ ' NOTE.—The Qovemmeht not only . brings Insurance within the reach of neaitoevery man, woman, and child in the community, but pro -9 Tides the description of policy and mode of pay i meat best suited to the requirements of eaoh. ' D. M. LUCKIE, Commißsiener. *' -. j The Stnd. , mHE FOLLOWING MAGNIFI-ENT ■ «-« ...... ST A L LION S, ...„■.. The property of the New; Zealand Stud and , pedigree Sioo_ Company, . . Will Stand and Travel as under:— ' . AT SYLVIA PARK. ■■■■_-. . Single Mare. Two or mora. MUSKET _ .. 35 guineas 30 guineas , To owners who have never made use of the Horse'before, 50 guineas). ' LEOLINUS _ _ lOguineaa 7 guineas 1 CAP-APES. i. __ guineas guineas Stand at CAMBRIDGE and soBBOUNDma !. ;. . "' -... ' Districts. .■ " ■-- ' ■."■■■ Single Mare. Two or more. ' ANTERO3 _ _. 6 guineas I guineas ELGIN m - _ 8 guineas 1 guineas .STAND AT AUCKLAND DISTRICT. Single Mare. Two or more. LOCH FERGUS .. sguineas .guineas Stand at PUKEKOHE and Subbounding Districts I Single Morel Two or more. YOUNG MELBOURNE 31 gns. S guineas Stand at MORRINSVILLE and Surround ino Districts. '.: . Single Mare. Two or more. LUCK'S ALL .. 3 guineas — All grazing at 1 s fid r er week. ♦CAP-A-PIE will Travel and Visit MarM when required. fc WHIT AKER, , j Secretary. ttmmmmmmmmirmtmAmmAmmmwb [ [Established 1860.] HY. P.. HAYWARD, UPHOLSTERER, MXTTRASS MAKER, ANDjoUNDERTAKKR, j ; GREY-STREET, Auckland. FUNERALS FURNISHED with Neat .;) • ness and Despatch. GRAVE FENCES ERECTED. Xj -■ ( * '' < *" X . klliott ano Albert-streets, ■ --T-,-.Rave SnStock—l- Donhler i*d'%l&ie»teb,ted; Bugles; !H<«_b_ *" ■: , Carts, Sdcdnd-hahdPhißasiS"^ '" . . and Buggies, .-,.. . AA. •^80» ' ''".", 7 r MMT Tbourond?!Season-dFirilshed Spot Wttii1 i ■ Best Stock in Auckland. ' "f



"TOHITiuCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, Tea, Coffee & Spice Merchant CUSTOMS-ST., AUCKLAND. Telegraph Address: I Tolephone Exchange, " Eagle," Auckland. J No. 65. The Advertiser desires special attention to his Celebrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Since their introduction the greatly increased demand for them substantially proves their excel lence, and confirms the high osteom which the Public have justly accorded them. The following distinctive brands all bear his Trade Mark on the labels, and are packed in lib and Jib packets, also in 61b, 101b, and 401b tins, viz i— Blended India & China Teas. Household. ' Countess. Duchess ' Princess ■ Empress Brands, Blended Pure Indian Teas. Zemindar Brand, BAKING & YEAST POWDERS. ' The Advertiser also wishes to bring before tho Public his Baking and Yeast Powders, which are mooting with general favour, and requests attontion to the following Analytical Report :— Laboratory, Hobson-stroot, Auokland, June 13,1851.—1 hnva eamptod the Baking Powder in the bulk, preparod by Mr John Buchanan, Merchant, Auokland, and have analysed the same and find the cons tituonts pure and well proportioned. The result of my examination proves this article to bo superior to any eithoi imported or colonlally prepared that has been submitted to me, and I can, therefore, con fidently recommend it to the public—(Signed) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst. Each Tin Bears his Kkqisie-.kd Trad a Mask. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. The STOCK of GENERAL GROCEK »nd Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splendid Assortment, which is constantly being replenished by importations from European, American, and Australian Markets. Catalogues on Application. SPECIAL TEA NOTICE NEW SEASON. 1884-5. I have Received MY FIRST SHIPMENT of the NEW SEASON'S CROP, EX S.S. TAMSUI. fatal Foochow, via Wellington, And shall bo glad to forward LIQUORING SAMPLES on application. The QUALITY of THIS YEAR'S CROP Is of Van- High Character Compared with the previous years. ..-,', To those about to commence business, attention is drawn to the great advantage of being in a position to offer the Celebrated and Popular Brands of Spread Eagle Teas,! Baking and Yeast Powders, etc., and to secure other special inducements which J am prepared to offer. JOHN BUCHAM, WHOLESALE GROCER, Customs-Street. Auckland. "";" ' "*';•' ' - j ■ ■ i -. : Sewing Machines. . QINGER ' SEWING MACHINES. Sales in ISB2 503,292 Machine* „ 1881._...561,036 " „ Incb-Asb._„_2,2sß. IT THREE OCT OF EVERY FOUR MA CHINES SOLO IN THE WORLD ABB SINGER'a |§- 0-WARDS OF THREE HUNDRED ; , FIRST PRIZES I! I . j .CHRIS-CHURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS. To be obtained at PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEES OstY AD 261, QU-BK-BTB-OT, AUCKLAND, BEWARE OF GERMAN AND OTHER IMITATIONa SINGER SEWING MACHINES. ' ; iij i ii ji i'« MedicaL XTORTH SHORE PHARMACY !_|l , DEVONPORT, Is Specially fitted up to meet tho requirements of tho District with Drugs of the beat quality, Surgical 'Appliance., Homoeopathic Medicines, Patent and Family Medicines, and nil Toiletand Nursery Requistes and useful Compounds, usually obtainable at any first-class establish ment. • _ ■ , • Prescriptions dispensed and Medicines promptly "forwarded by Coach three times a week to Puhoi, Waiwcra, Wade, Dairy Flat, Lucas's Creek, &c., to Takapuna daily, and to Choltenhamr Vauxhall, Melroso.and all parts of tho Shore as required. : GARDNER, M.P.S., ENG„ PnABMisT, Family Chemist, and Surgeon . ' •: . DBKTIST, ,TheJPharmdcyv Devonport. '■'■' QTEEDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDERS S CH_LD_IE_. CUTTINQ TEETtt ' i #tes CADTIONTO PUBOHAS-BS. The, value of this well-known Family Medicine has been largely tested in all parts of the world. and by all grades of society, for upwards of fifty ykabs. Its well-earned extensive sale has Induced spuriodb imitations, soma, of which' in outwaiid appearance so closely resemble the original as to have deceived m&mr Surchasers. The proprietor, therefore, feels It ue to the public to give a special caution against the use of such imitations. Purchasers are therefore requested carefully to observe the four following distinctive ohar acteristica, without which none are genuine :— Ist—ln every Mjse the words John Steed man, Chemist, « alworth, Surrey, are en graved on tho Government Stamp affiled to each packet. " '..' 2nd—Each Single Powder has directions for the dose, and the words John Steedman, Cbe__-_t,-Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon. 3rd—The name Steedman is always spelt with twoEE's. ,7." "■-■■.. tth.—The manufacture is Carried on solely in Walworth, Surrey. Sold in Packets by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors, at 1b lid to 2b Od each. Agents:" Kkmpthorne, Prosskb and Co., Auckland, 'Wellington. (3u__a_urch, ana Dunedin. ''.'• P Co_setm_l-e__ ■■.;... ' __ ~M%B' DOWN bos _lfl_ra____t_. -"-I- Just received a - Kffl»£____§_u_- Select Assortment of 'tASKMMK3& STAY MATERIAL, in ' every variety and colour. '■^BSBflr STAYS, CORSETS, Mtrap- ■"''■'" BELTS' Sco., Sec, A^___Vimm_!A Upon the latest improvo _____ I _____ Country.orders pnnotu _■_■ I l__i ___ - . ally attended to, . ■ U 1 Vm m All parcels sent post free. i '■'- .^»'f^^^^* J o'-'__»_'.DOWNi rt !'' ;l I•< JILf Stay and COTBOt-ma_ei» Upper HoUno-rtntet.



: rp_LEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TOURISTS AND OTHERS. ©I W. K. Carter begs to announce that on and iftsr TUESDAY, 29th January, I__4. he will Run a Coach through to the Hot Lakoa, Ohine mutn (conveying I'assengers and ParoclV), leav ing Cambridge on TUESDAYS and THURS DAYS, at 7 a.m., returning from the Lakes on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 7 a.m. Single Fares, £115s,- or Return Tickets, avail able for one week after date of lssuo, _a. All Passengers to be Booked at the Office before leaving Buggies and Saddle Horses, with experienced drivers, to order on the shortest notice Ordero by Telegram or Letter promptly atundad to. Cambridge. Ji»uarr 23. n_4. Passengers Booked at H. H. Hayr and .Co _~ Hlgh-Btreot, Auckland. ' ~OOYAL MAIL LINE OF UOACHE. ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE; 7he Royal Mail Coach (carrying paaaengertf wUI. on and after Gth October, mi, and until further notice, run to the following Time table:— Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station doily at 8.15 c.in. ; retu -nlng from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auokland. Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on Monday. Wed-eadays, and Fridays on arrival of Train _om Auckland; returning from To Aroha ou Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 7 a.m. catching the 2 o'clock Trail* at Hamilton Junc tion for Aaoldand. .. I Boob_wo Omo__ I t :. Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton West; Colemuiu Hotel; Te Aroha; and at my Premisoe, Kirk wood and Lake-stracts, Cambridge. ." . W. K. CARTER, Proprietor • Cambridff... October 1-83. Passongors Booked at H. H. Hayr and Co. s Hlgh-streot Auckland. \ T>AINBRIDGE'S TIME TABLE. From Union Bank—B2 minutes paat the hour. From The Three Lamps—7 minutes to the hour. - j.-- /■ ,-.-"• t Nioht Trips from Tow-fcpast 0. l-past 10, and J-paat 11. From Tiiiujb £amps -3,9,10, li. i From Union Bank to' Shelly BK_,cn and Sarbfield-street—7 minutes past 9,23 inlnutes to 10,7 minutes past 10,23 minutes to 11, 7,_ilnutes past 11, 23 minutes to 12, 7 mtoutea past 12. 7 minutc3 past 2, 23 minutes to 3,7 minutes past 3, 23 minutes to 1,7 minutes put i, 23 minutes te 5, 7 minutes past 5, 23 minutes to 0, and 23 minutes to 7. ■ •■ ' From Shelly Beami—B.3o a.m", 8.15 a.m., 10.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 3,80 p.ni., _30 p.m., and 7.15 P.m. " i> , ::o UCKLAND AND ONE'HUftt__ _.INE OF COACHES. BEALLACK & JENKINS'S COACHES Lear* Onehunoa— Dally at 7.30 a.m. and at 11.15 _,m.; Saturday Nlghts'at 0.15. Leave Auckland— Dally at 9.15 a.m. and 3.30 ».m.; Saturday Nights at 10.30. Singlb Fa_e, 9d ; Return do.. Is 2d. Saturday Night Fares—Stogie, Is: Return. 1b(Id VniME - TABLE OF DEVONPORT .L AND LAKE COAOHEa Leave Victoria Wharf, Devonport .at 10.21 a.m., 2 p.m.. and 1.20 p.m. Leave Takapuna School hodbe at 11.15 a.m., 3 p.m. and 6.15 p.m. Sundays.—Leave Devonport at 10.15 a.m. and 3 p.m. Leave Lake School-house 11.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. FARE EACH WAY, ONE SHILLING. ■ V. J. QUICK. Proprietor. HOLLIS AND CO.'S LINE OF COACHES. ALTERATION OF TIME TABLE. Leave Onehunga Leave Auckland {Manukau Hotel). (Greyhound Hotel) 8.0 a._u 8.15 a.m. 8.30 a.m. 9.15 a.m. 9.0 a.m. rf 1n.30 a.m. 9.30 sum. . 11.0 a.m. 10.0 a.m. . g 12.15 noon 1'i.30 a.m. ' g g 1.0 p.m. 11.15 noon . o 1.30 p.m. 12.15 p.m. _. 2° 2.0 p.m. 1.0 p.m. 5 .H 2.15 p.m. 1.30p-m.' _fflg . ' 3.15p.m, . 2.30 p.m. ___ _ _.op.m.- ---_" Km- *£n _!. p'm< 8.30 p.ra. 2 B-° U-m, 1.0 p.m. ™5.g 630p._t. 1.0 p.m. g«2 6.0 p.m. 5_U p.m. _°3 6.3) p.m. Monday, 0.0 p.m. j%o Mondays, 11.0 p.n), Saturdays, 8.0p.m, «S" Saturdays, 10 p.m. 6.30 p.m. mWt< 11 p.m. Sundays, Sundays I 8.30 a.in. lo.il a.m. 12 noon 2.0 p.m, 1.30 p.m. 8.0 p.m i- HOIiLIS fe CO.. pi_prfotora KroKfHllßr OMNIBUS COMPAJTS IS (LIMITED). TIJIE TABLE, On and after MONDAY NEXT, Sept. 22, 18_ Auckland to Mt. Albert Avondale to Mt. Alber and Avondale. and Auckland. Leave Union Bank. Leave Avondale. 7. 0 a.m. ' 8. 0 a.m. 10.15 a.m. . 9. 0 a.m. 12.15 a.m. 11.30 a.m. •2.15 p.m.' 2.15 p.m. 1.15 p.m. 13. 5 p.m. 6.15 p.m.. 5.30 p.m, SATURDAYS. S. 0 a.m. 8. 0 a.m. .15 a.m. . 9. 0 a.m.- LlOp.m,. til. 0 a.m. 2.30 p m. 2.30 p.m. ' 3.15 p.m. 1.55 p.ra. '<■' li. 0 p.m. 6.30 p.m. AUCKLAND TO NEW LYNN. Leave Union Bank. Leave New Lynn. 1215 p.m; ■' &15a.m. 7 5.15 p.m. '■■ 2. op,m. - vi SATURDAYS. 1 _: - 2.30 p.m. t ' 815 a.m. . >.» '"""' 11.0 p.m. »"""' fi.l3p.Dli' • For Mount Albert only. . - t JTrom Mount Albert only, ~..,' '



PATENT MACHINE-MADE BLACKING. SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY. THE PATENTEE SOME YEARS SINCE TRIED AND FAILED IN MAKING BLACKINd BY HAND, r IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE AMOUNT OF LABOUR REQUIRED TO PREPARE IT FOR THE MARKET. HE HAS NOW AT CONSmi-RABLE KXPK.NS = ERECTJLD MACHINERY BY WHICH 11K CAN PROI'UCE A FIRST-CLASS article cheaper. viz.. sixpence __er "bound, qixpence l_eil wound, ixpence Per Pound; Sixpence _Teu -STound, AND AS GOOD A3 ANY IMPORTED. THE PUBLIC AUK RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED TO GIVE THIS BLACKING A FAIR TRIAL. THE AT-ir ZEALAND OOVEHNMEXT JfA'S CONSIDERATELY nUAXTED CONCE3 *io» £__^ T0 C. WILLIAMS, patentee, AMMONIA WASHING FLUID, . FIRE KINDLERS ,& BLACRtNO WORKS, ALBERT-STREET, AVCKLANiD. SPEED TO HEALTH I ' __ HITCHENS'S BLOOD HE ST OR ER. GOOD NEWS FOR THE SICK!! ' KHEUMA.TISM TO BE BANISHED FKOM THE LAND 1! The Proprietor baa muoh pleasure In announcing that, yielding to tho solicitation ot thousands, ho has decided to reduco the prlo of Mood Restorer to ss. PER BOTTLE. ss. PER BOTTLE. Thus placing the Grandest Remedy cf tho Ago within the reach of all. HITCHENS'S CELEBRATED OINTMENTS. RHEUMATIC OINTMENT .. Is. 6<L per box SKIN do. .. |B. 6<l- ~ PILE do. _ 2s. 6d. „ Hundreds of Resldohts can provo that tho ahovo Ointments arc most effective in curing tho diseases Indicated, though oxceodingly mild and gcntlo In their action. To tho Public ot Now Zealand. Auckland, NX, 13th Sopccmbor. 1881. I have much pleasuro in stating that Hltchonss Blood Restorer has been tho means Oi restoring me to hcallh, and Indeed I think It saved my life. I have boon suffering troui Rheumatic Gout of a. very severe and stubborn nature : in fact, it hud seized such a hold on mo as to buttle every othor kind of treatment, and I must publicly state that Hltchons'g lllood Rostornr has in my case, proved itself to be the King of Remedies. I was under the best treatment at the Hospital for four months, I was at the Wolweru Hot Springs live weeks, and attended by doctor* and herbalists tor seventeen weeks. As a lost resource, and yielding to tho earnest persuasions of my employer, 1 then fried Hitchous's Wood Restorer, which effected v most astonishing and rapid euro; and, being well known in Aucklund, 1 hereby give this public testimonial to the great valuo of Hitchous's Wood Restorer, as I should bo very sorry for any fellow-sufferer to remain unaware of the merlU of this grand cure for Rheumatic Gpu t. I remain, yours gratefully, JAMIvS TIL PETKRSON, Lato in the employ of It. 0. Ureenwood, Esq. Mr Williams. l,|ll'k Hole. September -Ist. 1883. Dear Sir,—Hoaring from Mr Hitohcns that you arc agent for his Wood Restorer, I have pleasure in testifying to Its wondorful properties as a euro for Rheuiiiafisin. . yti know what a S arty" I w._.to it when on tho Coast "l tried every remedy that 1 ha. hear.! of, to no lnirpose .intil 1 was Induced to Uy Illtchons's Wood Restorer and Olnl lucnt. and inn happy to say that 1 Uiv. perfectly cured inc. Imu now six months exposed to all weathers, and bin o not felt tho leaßl symptoms of It. Hcforc I took it 1 was acomplcto criuplo, could not walk w thou ho siipport of sticks, and for weoks at a Umo could not leave my bod. I will slate a few f the thlnipi 1" d tried foi- it to no purpose :-lodi. potass., guaeum, Oollah's Indian .Mixture, 'lurkisli Hftths. Rotortm Sulphur Baths, and White or Sulphur Island, t was also in Urevinmith and \\ angamil Hospltols, indreceived very little boneJltfr.m any of thorn. I was very li when i.r.st. la, ; iug the inclicine but after a few bottles it took away all pain. lam now ns well as ever I was in my life. l«n» sulfered so uiiich from thu coinplHint tluit I think it would be a neglect of duty not to make it known as much as possible (g Vmjj« jagj <f^ oliQ E BAURON . • iIBDICATKD VAPOUR PATHS at Rosldcnco, AI_ERORO.a_III_-STR._I_T. May bo seen ■ from 7 to 10 a.m., 1 to 2 p.m., and 5 to 7 p.m.



PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. Any person may appoint the Publio Trustee executor and trustee under his will or codicil. Any present trustee may transfer the man agement of trust, property tothePubllo Trustee, who will thereupon hold such property upon tho original trusts attaching thereto. I Any person, company, association, or public I body,iwlthin or without the colony, may place ) any property belonging to thorn in charge of tho Public Trustee upon trust for such uses as may bo defined in tho deed creating tho trust Any building, land, or friendly society may, by its rules, provide that property belonging to It may bo placed in tho Publio Trust Olfloe for such trusts and uses and with such powers as may bo defined in or by the said ruloa. Tho advantages offered arc :— Ist. Stati! guakant__ ugainst speculation, fraud, or dishonesty. 2nd. All proposed investments are considered by a Board, consisting of the Honourable Colo nial Treasurer, the Attorney-General, tho Comp troller and Auditor-General, the Government Insurance Commissioner, and the Public Trustee. Careful consideration of all securities offered is thorefore onsurod. 3rd. Tho Public Trastco, in his corporate ca pacity, NEVKR DIES, NEVER LEAVES TJJJS COON my. and never iikcomes incapacitated, ' thus avoiding the many inconvenioncea result ing from frequent fresh appointments of Truir tees, nocec-luitcd by death, change of abode, er mental or bodily infirmity. 1 th. Punctuality and promptitude to the re mittnnre of periodical payments to bonoflolarles under trust or will to any part of tho colony or elsnwhoro at which it may be desired that pay ments shou'd be made. 1 sth. The ei-jctive chock which is called into operation before any moneys can be drawn from the Publio Trustee's account i 6th. Roasonablo charges. On estates suoh as are now being considered tho Public Trustee Is I authorised to charge 1_ per cent on all receipts, and 14 por cont. on disbursements, and 5s por cent, on all moneys invested. No charge is I mado for obtaining probate, nor for passing stamp and property tax returns, nor for corres pondoncehowever voluminous. Thus tho saving to estates placed in this offlco is considerable. R, C. HAMERTON. Publio Trustee, OUR ADVERTISEMENT re Adulterated Pepper scorns to have gone home. Messrs Trent Brothers, of Chrlßtohuroh, answer with a report of the Canterbury Afialr ' Ist, which, after being translated into plain ; English, acts very damaging to thorn, being an I acknowledgment of adulteration.. But that* ; not;: our wo simply object to their adulterated peppor coming to our market as an unfair competition against our genuine article. This having been tho case, the attached copy o the analysis of their peppor in Auokland will provo J— " Laboratory, Hobson-BtreeJ. " Auckland, June 11, 1884, "Mb Woodfieed, Inspector under tbe Adul teration Act, Auckland ' !' Sir,—l have completed my examination of the pepper recoived from you on the 19th tilt, said popper being contained in a tin securely fastened, and bearing tho brand Trent 8 Fin* White Pepper, Christchuuch, and find this sample to be adulterated with Wheat Fiour to the extent of not less than twenty _'ivis per cent (25%).—1 have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient servant, (Signed) "J. A, Pond, " Colonial Analyist," It Messrs Trent Bros, thought it profitable to themselves to publish our correspondence, as per odvertisoinont, they should also have in serted other letters of ours complaining of their chicory being adulterated, which compelled us eventually to discontinue buying of them, and honce their spite. Verbum sap. BROWN, BARRETT, & CO., Coiroo and Spice Merchants. HE ONLY GOLD MEDAL EVER AWARDED FOR COFFEE, CHICORY, PEPPER, _c, _8> ft. Was obtained by . TRENT BROS., CHRISTCHURCH. MR E. N. LEGG. .Customs-street East,:' Agent for Auokland and District. . COFFEE AND CHICORY.-Report. "Canterbury Collogo, "Christchurch, Sopto.lßW. - 1 At tho request of Mo.Brs Tront Bros,, 1 visited their manufactory, and Belected indis criminately two samples ofCofleo. Both samples were very well prepared, and of exoeUent quality, ..A-chemical and mioroscopioft. ex amination proved them to bo quite free from any deleterious adulteration,- and containing no other ingredients than Coffee, with a email ad mixture of Chicory. (Signed) '.'A. W. Bicke«ton, F.C.S,, &o„ "Colonial Analyst" PEPPERS, BLACK AND WHITE.-REPORT. " Canterbury, College, "Christchurch, Aug, 20,1881. "Having selected indiscriminately samples of White and Black Peppor, and having examined them both microscopically and chcmicallv, I find them exceedingly good Bam pies, very well prepared, and quite freo from InjurlQW con stituents. The microscopical examination, com pared with that of genuine Pepper, scarcely 3hows any difference in tho farinaceous Bu jJ. stances, proving that thoy must be very tree from any foreign admixture. (Signed) " A. W. Bickbrton, F.C.S., &0.,. " Colonial Analyst" Verbatim Extract from* Letter received from Messrs Brown, Barrett & Co.. Auokland. dated, Feb. 8.1880. u.,_.i____u, "Wo would remind you that ever slnoe we commenced usipK your Chicory wo have never imported a pound from Home or elsewhere, un less compelled to do so by jour short supply, aor do we intend doing bo. We trußt therefore thatyou will see your way cloaT to charge us the lowest price, viz., £50; and you can book v. .« niany tons ahead for as long as you think we ■>hall live-say about 6,000 tons, but only charge us for it as we K_t It ........ ; •; Igned) ' 'Pbowv. b^reti & Co. /MR 0 UN D L I M H. '-.'; A GROUND iIME * J FOR SALE' ' ' ' . SOUTHGATB 8 .• MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND , ~: . . ROCHE LIME. ffi any quantity,- for Concrete Paths, '-Icon : ■', Cellars, Sec (next to atone flagging ia un ■ vi rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet ' jwork it ia '.a. first-class material. ~o- ~r B, HE AN c, aXytM-- A<_ f n!_ , , CUSTOMS-STREET ./:



Ironmongery. T4S.MOEEI&OO. (LI3VniT_IIX)) Furnishing & General Ironmongers, QUEEN STREET. r & S MORRIN & CO. aye now Unpacking (ex late arrivals) LARGE SHIPMENTS of . Furnishing Hardware INCLUDING— ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ELECTRO, SILVER-PLATED and GILT WARE of the very best quality and greatest variety. FIRE SCREENS. ELEGANT AND ARTISTIC FIRE SCREENS AND STOVE ORNAMEIsTS, IN GREAT VARIETY AND PRICE. BLANK SCREENS, SPECIALLY PREPARED FOR WATER-COLOUR PAINTINO. THE LAROBST ASSORTMENT OP THE ABOVE TO CHOOSE FROM IN THE CITY. , Bessemer Steel Trunks. Japanned Oak Hat Boxes, Bonnet Boxea Picnic Cases, Deed and Cash Boxes, Milners's Paper and i Cash Boxes. — % o uL ?• ■\% GARDEN REQUISITES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. NEW. LA¥N MO WEBS. INCLUDING— Improved Pennsylvania, Archimedean, Guelph, Buckeye (Senr and Junr.), Ranger, &c, &c. T. & S. MORRIN& CO., LIMITED. OA_RT)E]Sr 801-]-B-IS. M O O R E, j,- -■ • . - '. COMPETITIVE HATTER, QUEEN STREET, opposite Wyndham Street, AND • PITT AND BERESFORD STREETS. Gentlemen will Please Call in as often as convenient to have their SILK HATS DRESSED, FOR WHICH NO CHARGE WILL PEMAQE. MOORE, -COMPETITIVE, H__IBB. r ' ■•'■■',,•■•'■-•■ "'. o '' • "',';'-''* '~ ■ A .. ~.,,'; ~ a, ■• , ■:■■■ ■■■■■■■-• -• •" -■-"" ...- ■ «** - ' ' t • ->-' ■■



\^^Wp^^^^^^^^^§ ■VT E W Z E A LAN * D BAILW Af' S ; ~ . TIME TABLE. — On and apxeb APRIL Ist, 1884. > ">'- AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA LINE. . : "' J.* *' i I Wed. "" Ojjt. Week Days. and Sunday*,:. — ~~ a.m. a.m.lno'np.m. p.m.lp.m. p.m. p.m. p.ra. p.m. a.__. p.nL v.';,! n Auckland .. dep. ..15 8.1012.0 2 0 .. 4.15 5.20 6.0 8.30 11.15 9.0 _»* i . I fiS. Jvi^.' :: S tfib I:ii :: £S S ..3 IS • i_S 1:1? _3 laGreenLanO .. • •■ •■ •• ;v c'piln'i^JunoUOT .'.' " 7.15 9.101-.30 2.30 4.12-4.42 5.50 6.32 9.0 IUI i«_# '.o|| B°Ooe___X. .".' .- ari_' 7,55 9.2012.48 2.40 1.21 4.50 6.0 6.40 9.10 11.50 4& & * _ _J _L I 1 _ J. I ——•* . , '■■■ :,'. A ■ ONKHUNQA LINE. .' ..,-' " '.-A': I N , Week Dats, Sunday* ;j —r —- ~~ ft.m. a.m. a.m.| a.m. p.m. li.m.lp.m. p.m. p.m. p.ni. pirn, a.m. p.m. - " y 0 Onchttnga .. .. dep. 7.5 8.20 9.20 10.10 1.0 a55-1.30 5.10 6.20 6.55 9.80 lO 6$ 3rP--ro_e aj-nct'i'on '.'. '.'. 7.15 8.50£9^610.20 1.10__5 ____ 5.20« 07 .5 MO li'll 5.40 ~ 4|aKllerslio .. •■ •■ •• _aHomU-W- n0 " ". '■'■ 7.30 5..4 " 10.35 1.25 4.30 ". 5.35 [[ 7.20 9.5510.21 5.5S ■ ■ $ NowmMketJunction 7.35 8.50 " 10.41 1.30 4.40 5.40 7.25 10.010.26 5.58, • ofV 8 A___and . . an. 7.45 9.0 "10.50 1.40 4.49 " 5.60 ". 7.3510.1010,35 0.7 ;, „'; b Change for Morocr and Intermediate Stations. .. ~_M c Change for To Awamutu and Intermediate Stations. , ■ : ■ «• l d Change for Auckland and Intermediate Stations, c Change for Otahuhu, : »j i. MAINLINE. ' ,'] ,'Jp <- AUCKLAND —MERCER —TK AWAMUTU. || South—Week Days. , I,'j r_ d : —rr_ .V am. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.__. r > > -//r 0 Auokland dep. 6.0 020 9.0 9.45 4.15 6.0 . \ 2 Newmarket Junction .. .. 0.10 6.30 9.11 9.57 • 4.25 6.10 >< " 3 Itemucra 0.15 .. 9.15 10.3 4.30 6.15 ' ■ ■' al Green Lane ' •• .. . c .. g.. .-. .'. •; .. <_ KUerslle •• •■ c .. g.. .. . . 6 Penrose Junction 6 32 6.47 9.30 10 2. 64.45 66.30 ' ' '.' 9 Otahuhu - 6.42 7,5 9.40 .. 4.57 y 6.48 t ! ' "'.'i 11 Papatoitol .. •• .. 9.50 10.17 5.6 . .. '-'<*'*. 15 Monurewa .. c.. .. 5.20. ■ ;.. '<. 4t 19 Papakura 8.0 10.18 .. 5.35 .... , r s_ a2l Hunua *• • • •• •• ■ c .. .. .. .. . ■_'£~ 22 Drury •• 8.15 10.37 11.10 5.65 .. ',' . a23 llunciman .. c.. .. . .. .. ■■ A-i, a'lS Paerata.. •• .. « .. .. .. .. ~. , % JO Pukekoho .. .. 8.57 11.5 12.18 6.25 .. ~ | a33 Duokland •• .. c .. *'"". .. .. ' 35 Tuakau •• 9.20 11.22 .. 6.44 .. 'J;?* a27 Wangarata .. c ... ...:' ... 10 Pokeno •• IL3B .. 7.4 .. H "" ," „ ( arr. .. 10 0 .11.50 1.20 7.15 , 43 Mkrceb }dep. _ 10>20 i 2 i o —— 1 -. *m aSO Whangamarino .. •• •• ■• •• 051 Wairangi •• •■ •• •• •• ; ___\ a56 Itangiriri •• •• •• •• •• o'm aCO Ohincwai .. •• .-i. •• •• -:, ;. ia 65 Huntly 12-0 }•« •• •• « A 69 'laupirl .. ■• }•*» •• •• •• "| 71 Ngaruawahia.. .. 12.55 1.55 .. .. _....:■ ; .?$ aX Pukete •• v ....,- ~.-4 aBl ToHapa _ ,•• „••, •■ •• 85 Hamilton Junction 1.3d 2.35 85 Hamilton •■ 1-40 ■• •• •• .. 90 Rukuhia •• -i -• '-'• " '"" 91 Ohaupo •• s-8 •■ •■ \ •• i'1 096 LakeKoad „ .. ... ■• •• •• 'I • •• •• ..-., .. ,' , , ll} 99 Ngaroto.. .. -. •' ■ ■ •• •• »■« .. .. . .. 100 TbAwamutP .. .. arr. I ■■ I _■_ I ■■ I .. I■■.; i• ' , L No'itTH—Week Days. jl •' ":'''::.:_'3l "'— i *~~ ~~~ D . B """ a.m. a.m. - a.—i. a.m. p.m. p.m. ■■ __ OTe Awamutu .. ■• dep. .. .. .. 9.10 ... .. 2 Ngaroto.. .. : ..j •■ » •• •• »•« al Lake Road .. ... •• •• •• ■• •• , ,•_.'. "• •• - '"9. 7 Ohaupo •• ■• W.4 .. .... r';"-i'ij3 all Rukuhia •• •■ •• •• -, . •• . .. „. -a 16 Hamilton •• , •• •■ 2.0 - - '»' 16 Hamilton Junction I .. 10.40 2.5 ~ ._ ..| a2oTeßapa ■• •• .. .. „ ■.,<;., xA a23 Pukete •• •• •• •• „.■• •■ _. •... 'A 27 Ngaruawahla.. .. .. •• IJ-20 2.49 31 Taupiri •• •• •• •• "-I 0 5-_S ■• -i. 86 Huntly « •• I" 8.30 ■ .. ; :> _BfS all Ohinewai .. .. .. .. . ■~.„ ~„(,; a45 Rangirlrl •.. » •• •■ •• •• • •• •• .. , ■„, ail Wairangi ..... .. .. .. '-7* asl Whangamarlno .. .. _^ •■ •■ ■■ .. > 67 Merger J aep ; £{_ " jf.ai i.« „20 !! T 60 Pokeno .. 6.26 .. • .. L 57 '.. .. ; * aB3 Wangarata .. .. j.u. -, to- •• •♦■■" "±\_ "■■ •• ' 65 Tuakau .. -' ft_6 .. .. 2.18 .. «. -;i. a6B Buckland ,-. •• .. .. /... .. -. .. •-'■.;. vl 70 Pukokohe _, 7.6 .. 12.40 2.35 6.23 ■.__ a7B Paerata.. .. .. .. .. '•• .. i- " '•• _'•'• '.'.'■" :~- •'••*',,? a7B Rundtman .... .. ' .. f.. . ... .. '.'■' 'AS WDroty™'.. .. .... W3 .. r .1.20 8.10 7.5 . .. ,! _11 aSO Hunua .. .'.'•■ •• ••* „••. ~ . ... •• /-••_ 81 Papakura ....'.. .. 7.5t ■■ .. : .. 122 85 Manurawa: :; .. „ .. 8.10 .. .. /;.- 7.3* .. '■- ■■ 89 Papatoitol , .. 8.28 ..• ; 2.25 3,55 7.60 .... .A: : :«, 92 Otdiuhu '.. .. .. .. 8.33 ,7.5! .. 4.8 ... 6.58 rAM 95 Penrose Junction .. .. .. 68.61 -7.15: 2.63 64.15 8.20 7.5 , 096 MeAlie.. _ % .... .. ' .. ■ ft.. '' .: ..' "'",..' ' aS7 GreenLano .. .. .. '.. .. .. ft... .' .. .. ;-'-.. fM 97 Reronera .. .... .. -.* .. .. 1.30 8.3« 7.f0 -■>', 98 Newmarket Junction .. .. 9.11 .. 3.20 . 04.40 8.41 7.25 100 AUCKLAND .. .. .. aw. 9.20 ■■ i 3.30 ' 4.49 . 8.80 -7.35 i_»- ---6 Change for Onehunga. B—Goods Tralns-a Passenger Carriage is attached to these Trains' which-Btop for Passengers by Signal only, and runs from Huntly to Hamilton and i back on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays only, d Change for Auckland and ,' intermediate Stations, c Change for Hnlensville and intermediate Stations. D— - ;', Goods Trains-a Passenger Cnrriage is attaohed to these Trains which stop for "'V.;' Passengora by Signal only, c Only stops to pick up Passengers for Waikato. /Only -' -'J bfcops to set down Passengers from Waikato. a Flag Stations.—Trains do not stop »: , unless roquired. Notice Bhould be given to the Guard at the previous Btopping Stations by any Passengers desiring to alight at Flag Stations, g Only Btops to plcS up Passengers, ft Only stops to set down Passengers. . '; " KAJPARA BRANCH. AUCKLAND - HENDERSON - HKLKNSVILLE. li " ' ''~-;;■;: OUT.—Week Days, - IN.—Week Days. " V' Stations. Mix. Mix. Mix. Stations. Mix. Mix. Mix. ___^__^_^__ . . . -■■■■■' '■-•.■:■■ a.m. am. p.m. ™ ] a.m. a.m. I p.m, Auokland .. (C.W.)dcp. 7.15 10.50 130 HolensviUe .. (C.W.) dep. 6.25 11.45 4.30 ..„ NowmarkotJunction arr. 7.24 10.50 4.39 HelonsvilloSouth „ .. .. .;/'"*-.; Ditto .. _ dep. 7.26 11.10 4.41 Ohiraiigi .. ...... „ .. .. ■.. . < MountEdon .. (W.) „ 7.31 11.17 4.16 Paeroa ..... „ .. ....'.- Kingsland .. „ .. •• .. Wood hill:. .. „ .. -1;. Morningside _ „ Rowoti- .. .. ■ „ .. ..." ... . ' Mount Albert _ , , Waipapa.. .. (W.) „ .. .. '■«. ■'-.-*. Avondale .. „ 7.47 11.37 5.3 Waimauku ... ," .. ~. Hunt's Siding .. " Kumeu Junction arr. .. 12.55 5.341 A 1 NewLynn .. „ '. Ditto ~ .. dep. 7.25 1.10 5.35 ' Walkomili .. , .. Taupaki .. .. , j| ■'' Hendorßon .. ~ 8.10 12.4 6.80 Waitakero .. (W.) arr. ■'.'..' .. «.«_; _* Bwanson ~ .. „ . •• ..' Ditto dep. 7.45 133 5;66 Ml Waitakero .. (W.) axr. .. .. 5.51 Swanson .. '..'"* .. ■• .. ■.. ;. .•■•-,-_; Ditto ~ ~ dep. 8.55 12.31 5.55 Henderson '.. •' „ 8.10 2.0 Blfl Taupaki .. ~ ~ .. ■ .'• .. Waikomiti .. - „, .. ;; ..'' '..,"" Kumeu Junction arr. ... 12.55 6.16 Now Lynn .. „ .. .. '..• •'*' Ditto .. .. dep. 8.55 1.5 6.17 Hunt's Siding .. ", . .." ... ■- Waimauku .. ~ Avondale.. .. „ 8.37 2.27 6.44 ... .=--,r Waipapa.. .. (W.) .. Mount Albert .. ," .. .. ».- " ' Reweti .. .. ■ Morningside .. . , ' '' Woodhill.. .. i „ .. .. Kingsland .. ■ „ ..'■■, .. .. Paeroa .. .. „ .. .. Mount Eden „ (W.) „ 8.55 2.48 7.0 Ohirangi ..' .. .. .... Newmarket Junction aw. 9.0 2.53 7.5 Helensvillo South „ .. .. .. Ditto .. .. dep. 9.20 3.5 7.lo";'''- Helen, villo .. (C.W.) aw. 9.65 2.10 7.20 Auckland ,;. (0.W.) an. 9.30 3.15 7.50 H "* '' ' i 11 . i i Mi. ",.v'o-;i GENERAL CONDITIONS. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.-The Department does not pledge itself as - to the despatch or arrival of trains at the exaot time shown in the Time Tables; should circumstances render It impossible or inexpedient for a train to proceed, the fares paid will bflu |g| returned. The Department does not undertake to forward passengers in sveh cases «? A?A CHILDREN.-Children under three yeais of ago are cawied tree ; above three, and under '• twelve yers of age, at half fare. --■ - PASSENGERS em be booked at Stations conditionally only that there is room in the train. PASSENGERS enteriog the train at a Booking Station without a ticket, or having got in at a Flag Station and not taking a ticket at the proper Booking Station, will be charged one shilling in addition to-ihe ordinary fare. " LUGGAGE.—Each passenger t« allowed to take 112-bs. of Personal Luggage free (not Including meechandise of any kind), and £or every 561 be., or fracion ot 561hs , above this weight, few ovory 50 miles, the charge will be one shilling. No lusgage will be allowed to be taken Into the carriages sinless of such a size that it caja be placed under the seat'without inconv. nience. The Department will not be responsible tor iugeago which is not carried in ihe van, or wiJcU ' pa__ncer_ may have neglected to see labelled.' Passengers having lugguage to go by train must present it at the Station at least ten rainutes.hofore the arivenhfd di'partnrcof the train'►,,.-' or' th* Departmeat wiU not be responsible tor its. despatch. Passengers who have lost'laKnm^^ are MqUeßtcd to give notice to tho Stolon Masters at onco. The Department will npt be pa«ponLMM« tor awlagsago or pawelsimproperly loft about the Station premises. „ >Am GOODS AND PASCELS to Flag Sjtations, pjattorm. and private sidings where no offcer M ot tho Department Is In ohMge, must be prenaid, and will be put out at such Stations at tha, | risk of consignee. ' , PARCELS roust be at the Station at Juast thirty minutes before the _jivert_cd tjjneof •■ departure of the train by whioh they are to be forwerdeflT ■ r,-'; ft. HORSES, CARRIAOEa, AND DOGS. _ The Department Apes not undertake to forward i• | Horses, Carriages, or Dogs by any particular train, but when sent the must ha ajt the torpiMfljPf Ila Stations-half-an-hour beto«r the departure of the train. The owners of horseß must PTOTW 8" I means of securing them in the horse box, and the Railway Department will not be aecou-tsotf. _t_ tor any injuries susuOned through their breaking loose or otherwise, nor will it undertflke.ttt /ii carry unbroken or vicious horses. At country Stations requisitions for horse boxes or carnW|££ji trucks must,bo made tho day before ihey are wanted. DOGS must ho provided with chains or other sufficient means of securing them.' _M£Hg , will not.be allowed in carriages, and the sender must obtain a tioket, to be given up bfiforewftag end of. thojourney, before the dog is delivered. . < m SMOKINa is strictly prohibited in any part of the Railway premises or in tho carriage* ,;>3! except thoßO specially sat apart and marked for the purooae. . . ■ ■ ' ■ ' ' IA"% «rAU _lr»»T___«»jm^^;tothlsdatoi_.now^ wbell«__-«--_ . •»» i___________________________b_______i