The Drink Question Abroad.

A Parliamentary papor rooently published contains reports from her Majesty a diplo matic and consular otlicors upon tho con sumption of intoxicating liquors abroad. Tho consumption of spirits in Worth Ger many is very K i'oat; and out of a yearly average of 4,450 imicidoa in Prussia for five years, DOShavo bsen duo to dipsomania and delirium- tremnis. Tho percentage of Huicidcs among males due to alcohol was 13-40) Whereas among females it was only two. With regard to fatal accidents also a largo numbor of them woro attributable to drunkonnees. Similar statistics wove furnished in connection with tho lunatic usylums. Taking 3,100 cases yearly treatod in tho genoral hospitals for dipsomania, 090 cases of delirium trtmens in tho lunatic asylums, 507 private dipsomanias, 50S suicides and 311 drunkards accidentally killod, thoro is a total of 5,212 cases yearly of alcoholism in a fatal form. The Prussia states alono showed 1,921 men and 9fl women treated yoarly for ddirivm fremens. It appears that seven-tenths of those suffering from alcohol wero in the prime of life—that is, betwoon 20 and 50 years of age. In the kingdom of Prussia, in 1882, the estimatod expenditure on spirits alono was 201,000,0U0 marks, while all tho direct Stato taxes for tho eamo period prorlucodbut 150,000,000 marks Taking tho wholo expenditure upon beer, wine and spirits, it amounted to 007,000,000 marks, or moro than double tho amount roalisod by the Prussian oxchequor for its taxes and stamp duties, &c. In Swodon and Norway the consumption of spirits has been declining for somo years past; but in Don mark tho evil of spirit drinking has rcachod a terrible pitch. The number of drunkards who have committed suicido has risen in thirty years from onosoventli to ono third ; while, amonj; tho arrests, 50 per cont woro cases of drunkonnoss, and, ndding to these IS per cent, among prisoners for ether offences, thero is a grand total of 74 per cent., or three-fourths of all tho^o takon into custody, for crimos committed undor tho influence of drink. In Holland tho number of houses for the sale of drink was no less than 45,000 in IS7B, so that in a population of 4,100,000 there was a drink shop lor every 9 inhabitants, including women nnd children. But owing to the exertions of a portion of the community, tho Legi^ature pas3ed a re strictive law in ISSI, with the result that in tho coumo of ono year tho drink shops .de creased from -15,000 to 33,000. Belciiitn affords incontostably tho worst statistics in regard to tho consumption of alcoholic liquors. In less than half a century the use of spirituous liquors has moro than trebled itself in that country, whilo the population has only advanced from 3,u00,00(J to 5,000,000. Tho use of spirits increased 00 percent, botvveon 1851 and ISSI, and Hei increased during tho same poriod 15 75 per cent. The eonsutnption of spirits, wine and beor for ISSI amounted in valuo to 175,00!),000f. Although tho country is so small, it contained in 13S0 no fewer than 123,000 places devoted to tho sale of intoxi eating liquors. There was a public house on the avorago for evory 12 or 13 grown up maids. Tho suicides roso from 50 per million inhabitants in IS4B to SO in 18S0. Tho lunatics advanced from 720 per million inhabitants in ISIO to 1,470 in ISSI. The inspoctor-general of Belgian prisons report* that four-fifths of tho crime and social misery during tho last quarter of a century has boon directly attributable to intemper ance. In Franco tho sad effects o! drunkonness onco witnessed iiavo boon con siderably lessened by tho passing cf a salu tary act. In 1575 the numbers punched for opon drunkenness woro 93,000, but by 1880 thoy had fallen to 00,000, Switzerland exhibits an unsatisfactory increase in tin drink traffic. Between IS7O nnd. IBSO itiO populalion advanced GT> per cent., bill tho public houses increased by as much a? 22 per cent. Austria furnishoa a similar condition of things. In 1880 there woro in Vienna alono 1,624 drink houses, and 5,101! persons wero in thnt yoar arrested for being drunk. Tho hospitals, lunatic asylums.and prisons of tho country all testify to the advanco of drinking habits. It b suggested that the clergy, medical men and school masters of every nation could do much to mitijjato this ovil if thsir sympathies could be thoroughly roused. Continental work men generally spend a largo proportion of their earnings in drink without becoming or being classed as absolute drunkards.

To Make You Better.

A tkoe man will value his work more by tbe greatnesa of its good influence than by the fame and credit it might bring him,

Handel was a Christian man, and his work owed much of ita inspiration to the great purpose that governed his lifo. Charlotte VV. Hawea, in a lecture on Handel on the occasion of the bicentennial of the composer's birth, makes his purpose clear in some incidents of tho composition and early production of the "Messiah" : In the fulness of his musical strength, cays the lecturer, ho produced the raast.ir piece in twenty-four days. It was first given in Dublin at a charity concert. From that day it has been a constant sourco of reliance forcharitablo purposes. Ko musical work lias had such enduring popularity, none so clothed the poor and fed the hungry. Handel gave it annually at the Foundling Hospital in London, a practice which is still continued, and which has yielded the institution thousands of pounds.

What we have not inherently, we can by no means or effort impart. Handel tells us in composing " The Messiah," "I did think I did Bee all heaven before mn, and tho very Ood himself I" We can realise what spirit be infused into that part of the soul stirring Hallelujah Chorus, "For the Lord God omnipotent reigneth 1" When it was given, the entire audience, including the King were so transported that thoy rose to thoii feet, and remained standing to the end Wherever wo bear that chorus today we, too, by instinctive or universal consent, arc ruminoued to our feet resistless and reveren tially.

No one ever developed such chorus power, no ono ever produced such effects from a large body of singers.

A story was told of tho first production of " The Messiah," in London, and the great impression it produced. "Amen!" sounded through the vast arches of the church. " Amen I" responded Handel, as he slowly let the staff fall with which he had been boating time. ilia fame seemed now immovable. When ho loft the church, a royal equippage stood in waiting, by the King's command, to con voy him to Carlton House. George tho Socond, surrounded by his whole house hold and many nobles of the court, received tho illustrious German.

" Well, Master Handel," said the King, after a gracious welcome, "it must bo owned you have made us a noble present in your 'Messiah.' It is a brave pieco of work!"

"It is?" said Handel, looking the monarch in the face, well ploaeed. "It is indeed I" said the King. "And now tell me what I can do to express my thanks to you for it."

"Give a placo to tho young man who sang tho tenor part so well," said Handol, "and I will be ever grateful to your Majesty."

This young man was ono whom Bandel bad befriended and taught to sing.

"Joseph shall have a place from this day in our chapel, as first tenor," said tin King. " But hnve you nothing to ask fot yourself? I would gladly chow my gratitude to you in your own person for the fair en terlainment yon have provided us all In your 'Messiah.'"

The Hush of anger mantled Handel't cheek, aa he answered in a disappointed tone:

" Sire, I have endeavoured not to entertain you, but to mako you belter."

The whole court waa astonished. King George stepped back a pace or two, and looked on the bold master with surpriso. Then, laughing heartily and walkitig up to him. ho cried :

" Handel, you aro, and ever will bo, a rough old fellow, but," and he slapped him good-naturedly on the shoulder, " a good old fellow withal ! Go ! Do what you will, wo remain over tho best friends in tho world !"—"Youth's Companion."

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, NQVEMifeEK 28, 1885.

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D, ¥. E v A n s , iCSTATE, HOU3K. AM) LANL AOKNT, AUCTION'KKR, fee rpo OAPf-TALISTS AND OTIIKISH. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT IN Tins CITY FOR SALK. All tl.ut Valuable and Centrally Situate lix porty.conoistinKvif FKKKHOLDALI.OTiMKNT, tOKetner will) Commodious iJouble Sliop, .Store room, mid 5 Rooms upstairs, built of brick vi. stone foundation, in lirnt-eln3s position, and well ■ nda|)tcrl for Solicitor's (ihainbcre, beinKsltuatei. In Shorlland street, near t.hoau handsome mill extensive new premises of the Kvksinu Star; and also ne.ir Piwt-ofUco, banks, mid those mag nificent new Work at buildings (tho Arcade) now being erected for tho Now Zcalund Insur ance Company. TIHh is a real flrst-class invnstmont, and well worthy the attontion of capitalists. I in, with out doubt, tho moat valuable ami Barest mvcßt oiont now in the Market, with undeniable pros pective* value, second to none in Auckland. (857) Also, tho lollowing desirable Propcrlioß iUOKJjAND— Valnablo Business Site for sale, situate In Shortland-strcet, corner of Millo Lane, and iiunicdlatoly between tho pre mises of Messrs A. Chirk and Sons and Bycroftanrt Co. Terms easy. AUJKItt AVKNUK, MOUNT KDKN-Com fort-ihlo 7-rooniod Villa Residence (now); spacious hall, lofty rooms; I COOtrul. cistern, very lurgo allotment, volcanic soil, Brand view. Dn'y .f:!l). Terms easy. (UiK) ALEXANUItA-STRKKT (top, noar Symonds street nnd noar the planted resorvi-)—Com fortnhlo R.'sldcncn of C rooms, city water, bath, and all conveniences; a very desirable property. <1529) BOND-STRKKT. Arch Hill—Comfortablo Cot tnec of 2 rooms, on allotment 33 x 105; largo stable, Rood well of water, siilu entrance for oxpiOfJ. Prlro only £ISO. (15U0) BOND STHKUT, A •••eh Hill—freehold Collate, I rooms and ec-ulcry. largo p:ißsaKe, rci.isi r ptr.ite. fre.; (jar opposite, and all r.onveiu- enncs. Prieo£27o. (150.*) BAYKUCIjU, l'onaunby—New Verandah Villa of 5 rooms, tec bay window, register prates; on allotment. 10x100. Prico ouly £275. (HIT) BRADFORD STRKKT, Parnoll—Largo Free hold Allotment. SO feet frontage-, with s run;in d Uouaa Uutcok A barßUin ; prico only fi3so. (1360) BAYKIKLD, I'ONSONRV-Nlcp Now llou'O of 1 rooms, seufery. nieo position, freehold allotment: only £250. (14391 COIjI.KGK ROAD AND GBEENVVOIDST. (CORNKRi—freehold Shop nnrt Dwelling of 0 rooms : allcimvorii.ncioa: Kas nnd city water. Full particul irs to I). F. Kvuns. (UU3) CAMEUONSI'HKiCT, PONSON'KY — Hand come Villa of 6 roosi.s. &c,, large and lot y; nievi wash-house, copper,xasand water: m;iK nillcont viow of harbour, excellent position ; larito allotment, KG x i'll -1). f. Kvanw. (itilS) OHURCII-STRKKT- Villa Residence!of 5 rooma, fitted with cupboards, droeser retrial or jtrato. oven, feo.! Rood woll and tank, well-stonkoa Rardon. Prico. fiSW. (729) CLAKKNCK ■ STRKKT, PONSONBY — Nico Verandah Cottni^ of I rooms and scullery ; allotment. 10 x 87: £270. OAMUKII>UI«-Liu IS ; grand corner allotment, 1 nor.'. Al.-o. lut :579; valuable acre section ; splendid corner site. (1 J'Ji) COLUN'UU'OOt) STRUCT - Handsome and commodious Keeidenco of 7 morns, bath room, k.c: lire pusition ; urand view. (1115) DRAICK-KTKUKT Il<V.email's Hay)— Commod ious Business Premis .s ; line position ; R.iod investment. (M 96) aiilJON-STUKKT, PARNKLL — Comfortablo Verandah Cottage of 7 rooms, stable, work shop, &c. in tlrst-cluss order; kitchen rango, drcß3«r. woll, pump, &c. near the beach; prico, £460. H7<J jTKRNIiKIfcUI-STRKKT—3 Verandah Cottages of 3, i, and 5 rooms respectively. In yood order. City water laid in. Prico, for the threo. £5M>. A cood investment. (1102) JKORGK AND RYLK STItKKTS (cornor of)— Very superior House, beautifully finished off in cedar and ornninontal woods. To be pold at once : a bargain. 1103 GIBRALTAR CRKSOKNT (Parnell)-A very Handsomo Villa Residence, possessing six lino rooms; gas nnd water throughout; wnshhouso and every convenience; freo hold allotmout, 3G x 100; well drained nnd planted ; this property ia pleasantly situated, commanding a most extensive view of tho Domain. ÜB2 HAMILTON — Splendid Littlo Farm of 100 acres, mootly subdivided into paddocks, aituato near tho township; good road, splen did house lino position. Price, only JJ'J.OOO. 0393! lIAC'KKTT-STRKKT (PonsonbyJ-Comfortablo Villa, t largo rooms, loan-to, &c.; ftaa and water laid in ; nice position, near tho 1-each. Price, £350. (1510) (CINCISijANI)(2nd Avonuol-Housoof I rooms and workshop ; A.lotmcnt 40 x 112. Prico, £200. MANNINO-STRKICT (N'c«ton)-A comfortable Hou-o of G rooms, flltcil with Venetian binds, sas, water, otc, etc. «.'!(!.'>. (lf>:U! MOUNT KDICN. Kpaom Road-C'omfortalile I roomed tiottaga on 1.-.rge allotmi-nt, 10 x 200; a large workshop, all coinor.i'.nees. Price only £210; tcrnn eaay. (llli'i' VIOUVT KDEM. Marj-.jti'Oot-S-rooincd Villa Residence, with pantry, wa<h>honsi', fowl house, &c.; pretly ga'den, i.ice alljt.ieut. JVino £ISO. (101?) MOUNT EDEN (opposite Mr Batzer. and noar residence of Professor Aldis)-C'omfortablo 7 roomed Villa; nico hall, every convenience, well-finished off; pretty place, Brand view. Price only £520. (1620) MOUNT EDKN (Owen's. Road)-Pretty Villa of Groom 9, wa9h-houso, &c , &c; splondld vol canic allotment, 132 x 170. (1517) MOUNT EDEN ROAD, opposite Valley Road -Comfortable 9-roomed Villa Rosidonco, &c, appointed with gas and water; grand corner lot (GG x 132; nico FO3ition. l'rico £720. (15S0) NKWTON ROAD-Two Handsome Villa, just finished; built on the m»t improv«l dcs'gu; all convenwncca. 8 rooms and Ecullery ; p an to bo seen at D. X Evan's Offico. Price £150 and £175. (1639/ NKL?ON STRKKT—Comfortablo Honso of 8 rooms, bath-room, &c, &o.; city water ana gas laid in. £350. (075) NORI'H SHORK-Comfortnble Villaof Orooras, ■wash-house, copper, gas, and all ccnvenion co Price, only £550. (1511) NEWTON ROAD-Uood investment; two very nice Houses; gas and city wator in each. Both in first-class order and in splendid position, close to Karangahano Road, Grand position for Bhop (12*1) PAKK KOAD—Uocd House- of 7 rooms, pleas antly situated; splendid view; largo ii.Uot ment. Price «GSO. (II2U PAKNELTj-Villa Residence of 7 rooms, bath room. &c.,&c.: wood, coal, and waah-hou-o, with boiler and all conveniences ; allotment, 60 x 100. (151?) PRO3PEUT TK'RAOK, off Mount Roskill Koad—Several nice Cottagea of I. 5. and G rooms; nico allotment, healthy. From £250. Terms easy. 1151"!) PiCRCIV AL PARADK. Ponsonby-Brick Villa Residonce, G rooms; good wel. register grates, &c.; allotment U x lnO. Prico £320. (717) PONSONBY ROAD, opposito Hepburn-strc.ct— tplendid New Shop nnd Dwelling of 5 room?, gas and city water ; allotment 10 x 105; room tob 'uild another shop. Prico low ; term 3 easy". (1593) PEN ROSE—A comfortable Hotice of 5 rocnis. outbuildings. &c, &0., and ii acres sploncid volcanio land. (1525) PONSONBY — Handsome and Commodious Residence of 0 rooms, bath-room, conserva tory. Ice, Sec; out buildings and all con veniences '■ allotment, IS2 x 21G, fronting two street.!. ('631) PUKEEOHK—Good Freehold Corner Allot ment, with House of 1 rooms, Shop, stable, nnd out-house. (1101) POMPALLIER TERRACE—Very pretty Cot tago. In splendid order very nico garden, allotment. 50 x 100. Prico, £350. (1207) PARNELI. (Brighton Road)— New Houso of G rooms and workshop, atovo, register grate; vorandah aic^.o and front: allotment, 50 x 310. Prico. £12j Can be Bold on torniE. 1193 PONSONBY POAD. — Good Villa Residenoo, cl-.ae to the Franklin Road; quite new; gas and water; allotment 50 x 100, Prico, £1.000. (1186) RANDOLPH-STREET, Newton — Two Fine Building Allotments, situated about the centre or Newton; allotments, 33 x 99; third and fourth from Gloucester-streot. Prlno £175. 15G0 REMUERA—Comfortablo Villaof 6 rooms, &o , &c; largo allotment Gfl x 221, planted, &c, &c £500. (1523) RICHMOND ROAD — Handsome Villa of 7 rooms. &o.; kitohon rango, copper, &0., &o. (freehold). £500. (1233) BYLK-STRKBT— Pretty Verandah Villa of 5 rooma, &c.; allotmont 66 x 120; a vory desirable residence. (1039) STEWARTSTRKKT, PONSONBY (clouo to tract)—A Comfortable Villa, (now) of 6 rooms, &c . well finished off, fitted up with all con veniences. Price oulv £150 (1631) BUMMRR-BTRKET. PONSONBY-Verandah Cottage of 1 rooms and f cullery ; water laid on. Prir.oonly£.'so. (1i.21) BPRINO-STRKKT. Alma Place, nnd only ton minutes' walk from G.P.0.—4-roomed Vor randah Cottaste, city wator, Prico only £23% (1568) SHEKIDAN-STREET—Comfortable Houso of 8 rooni3, Sec.; qua nnd water laid in; nica position. Price, £SCO. (1470) SALE-STREET (Freeman s Bay/- Cottage, i rooms, in good order ; corner allotment; only £320. 117G SENTINEL ROAD—Handsome Villa Residence of 7 rooms baih-rooai, &c.,&c; city wator and all conveniences; allotmont, 40 x ISO. £550. (1E50) VICTOR! V ROAD, NORTH SnORE-( ora fortabl.; 5-roomcd Villa Residence, with bay window, scnlle.T. &c,; ill conveniences ; a very pretty place; largo allotment, 50:c1G2. Price only JJ425. (Kill) VICTORIA-STREttT WEST—Shop and Dwol ling of 1 rooms. £-150. (1095) VALLEY ROAD, Mount Eden-Grand Build ing Allotments, splendid view, from 30s per foot forma. 1348 VALLKY ROAD, Mount Eden-Nico Villa Residence of 5 rooms, &c.; gas and water, all convenience, nice place. Prico £165. Terms easy. (1583) VIEW AVENUK, MOUNT EDEN - New Villa Residence of 5 rooms, and outbuild ings; scoria coll, and good position. Only &ffl>. (1097) VERMONT-STREET—Commodious and com fortable Villa Residence of fi vo rooms, wash house, collar, &c.; city water and every con venience : eood allotment. Very choan. VINCENT-STREET (TTYJ-Como Villo, a very handeome villa residence of 5 rooms, ex clusive of rantry, bath, washhouse, and sheds; gas and city water; first-clu* position; alwaj s let -Full particulars D. F. Evans. (1G30) WYNYAHD-STREKT, facing HavolocK-Btrcet (loaßoholi 8 years to run) -Villa Residence of bathroom, pantry, wath house; g«s and city water; copper boiler, cupbiard?, dressor, wood 8he;l, fowl-house; nice garden ; a vory pretty place. (IG18) WHII'K-.-TREfCT (CITY) just off UpperQueon- Btreot—A Comfortiblel-roomed Cotlago ; nice allotment; city water, nil convonienceo. £300. (IG3I) WKLLINGTON-STRJCET-Very nica CottaßO of 1 rooms, &c; largo workshop; allconrer.i enees. Price only £3CO. (1623) WALLACIt-STREBT, PONSONBY—A vory Dico House of 6 rooms, gas and water laid on and every convenience, and out-house, about 3 minutes walk from the tram, and 200 yards from tho Homo Bay Wharf. (1505) WOLF-STRKET, off Hepburn street - Nice Villa Residence, 5 rooms large workshop, &0., &o. £420. (1242) WYNDHAM-STREBT, juatatcornerot Albert stroot; grand sito; fine allotment, with old cottages now standing. For Buildingi Allotments, Rural Lahdb and Fakms, see separate advertisements, '



The New Zealand Farmer, Bee ani» Poultky Jouknai, for November ia to baud, and readera will find tho number v particularly attractive and interesting one, It is copiously Illustrated throughout, almost all tho engrav ings b-Ing of a practically useful character. Amongst these may be mentioned tho woodcuis representing a method of constructing under drains where it ia difficult t j get a Rood outlet falj. A well-executed engraving of a prize bull of tho Susaox breed is given, and in addition a supplement sheet containing a beautiful portrait of the champion prize-winner at tho Hackney Stud-Book Sjdoy'u Uet i-how. This picture alone, ia worth the coat o( the number. Poultry fanciers will bo glad to find a faithful repre sentation of a pair of Wyandotto fowlß, with an article by "Chanticleer" doßcrlptive of this handsome American breed. A now feature 1b oheas column, with illustrated problem. Doc Tons Gave Him Up.—" Is It posulblo Mr Godfroy is up and et work, and cured by so simple are on edy T "I assure you it is true that ho is entirely cured, and with nothing but a™. Co.'s Hop Blttera, and only ten days ago his doctors gavo him up and said he must die." •' Woll-a-day 1 If that is so I will go thla rain <ito and get some for my poor George. I '.now ■hops are good." Bead.



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From a Quarter lo 'Ihreo Acrea may he pur chased on tho Kani.m Terms, nio- -A Great HarKain.-Coltago o[ two i"j>). rcouiii and leiin-to, wiih otabio, on allotment. 5(1 feet frontnßotoiUt. KoskillUoiul. SJUyKTIi.vND-STKi-'KT.'-Ailolm.-.it :il) trrl x 110 I'not, with double fr.mtntffi. Price, £15 per foot. Kanj' terms would 1)0 nrranKOd for bnlldlnv'. WOOU-S I ItKK I. I'ONSONHY-Ktoreaml Fivc rooined DnnlUng, togethir with six-roomed Houho (let at. 9.) a wool.') on lur^o cornor allot mont. 100 x-105. Prico. £SSO. MOUNT X.DEN -Vo-y pretty Houso of fi roonu, withwiishhou.iOli.'neath, in thn Leamington Ko (1. Allo incut. ,'i'J x !«), cleared and pl'inted |A dec iled barnain. £300. MOUNT HMJKN (o.loao to m linroad)—Well-built C-ruumcd liousj and ei-ullery. v.nudah two sldou, t-'na mul water; on corner allotment; [itub'.o. Imcttrj house, nr.d store-houso. Price, £500 ; wry rimy torins EIiLKUSLIK—WeII-built, 3 roomed Oottngo, on an ucro and a-halt al oinicnt with largo work ehnii, etj.; all level; very Miltablo for trainer'a stiiblee. beiiii; the only section iivail al.ie * . near to the lirmul .-tiuul. Prieo, £850. P.iNMUItK-Waiutil'ijl liuihliiif; Sito of 2} acres, fenced and in gruaa, oommandlnß a lovely viow ot surrounding country. OTAIIIIHU Good rimhHiiK t-'ootUi: . OTft froiit i;go to iiie Panmuro lloai'. Price, t'DO. RKMI'EHA.. — t'holco Uulldinn Allotments on tho Oraliei Koad, ti;j x liio: 2os to 503 per foot. CIIK3I'KI!.<TKI.I). Mount Uo-kill Koad.—Good level Building Allnumrotn, «sxlS2; 22, Gd to C 3 por foot. MOUNT ALBERT—New J-roomed lloueo on allotment containing 1 aero 1 rood: feaced. ploiiKlietl, and plnmed wl.h fruit and ornu. mental tree-). Pric■>. £3' 0. MOUNT KDHN, VIKW I OA'>—Nflarly now 5-roiimrd Homo tluiahfd in llrat-clasa style, with all conveniences, dctache.l wui<h-houßn, &a.; splendid garden; allotment, 00 x 250. Price, £50;). NOKTHCOTK.— l-roomod Hoiuo, on allotment Cj x 132, teumiunt.-H1 fro n Wharf. Price. £130. Also, uiljolninK Allotment. £1 pur loot. .■;)on-lroomod Houho in Leamington Hoad X^O\l j[ O u,n Kden, on allotment, 33x 100. £.>«i," —New 3 • roo;HL'il Cottus<o at Mount w-i"-'- KosUili. on allotiiient 7S x 115 ft. All tho above Properties may bo arranged to bo hoUL'ht on very easy terms. TO BE LET. MOUNT ALHKRT- 1-rootned Cottage nnd largo aliotmont. 7s per v,,jok. EIjLKUSLIE—Tho gfazlnS of 52 acres Land well sheltered and watered, and securely fenced. LKAIVIINOTON RO 41), Mount Kdon-1-roomed Houso, Sh tfd por week. VAJjLKY KOAD. Mount Kden-7-roomed lloiifn. 15s ih week. NOR'HUOTK—Few minntos from wharf, J roomed House. 10s per week. FARMS POR SALE. BOMBAY—V< it Pesirablo Properlyo[£saores with now i-roomed Hniue; volcanic soil, all in pp'ondid Rrnsa, well-«atored, fenced and mb-uiviiled. Will bo let or leas, d with pur chasing clause PAPAKUHA.—KversIoy Grove Fnrm, adiacen to Hniu-A station, consiitini- o< 2IH nrrcs first cla»s hmrl, well watered, miift!y In Rr:i?3, iiirge unit cnhiuo,lions le-.idoi.i-ii, with all npcnJsary outhuilriiiiKii, HAMILTON—3 iniiiw from HtiUion ; SSO acres ga.d'and, mo.-lly iiown;. vviU. n-n:li portion nwamp; soil rich, dark loam, prico £5 10.< p;'r ncre. ov may he lonfvd. NCAItIJAWAIIIA - V:\n\UA D.ilrj Kirm rl 231 Rcren, on tho bankn of the Wi-.ipa. with Roycn liiomed Houao and all urniw.iry ronvoiiitm iii«. Evorj-thlng in Rood order. Prlcn fill) MARAKTAI.-ia .iii'-s. iinini|irov( d, part gomi bush. Prico. ->:m per m.io. I havo Hiveral !'» ti;.-" of ovorv descriptions and In all pr.rta of Uio rtiatrint, on my liflifl. for aulo on oaay tnrtuh. CJ-f AULKS H. OHM ON !1. W Tj" \/fiTOHELT UANU AND BS'IATE AOKNT. COOKHK.i'E 'XItOADX, QnKiN-STSEH'S. Sanssks—Natlonui Bonk of Now Zealand. Telephone Ernhfinne, No. 159. Rsvits <*n« latereaf Collected In town and oountrj". Money Invsotcd for Cipltallata oa flrat-clan •s-euriUrs wlthov.t chi-.rj:^. Mortgns- c iir.d I.,n:;nr- ncsotltitei}. '.'i>r-ner .iiiira orfiuiKr-?;. "liiL.'.t-* .-:- •::■...■:■' i\r .'■■ I .run'oes and cisic-:*. Tennr'.i wii?.r/jti'.iet', to lanrllordg. Houses 'i'o i.ot and l'ropcrtio^ For 3aio or Leal-;.". pißffd or. n;j Hookß Froo cf Chains. 7ii!:ui'«sn'-'O.'! oiTected it 1/Ci\c9t Raton, tatl Confidential Asouoles «ndert*koa. BUH.DINO ALLO !'MKNTa FOR SALK. QUKKN-STRICKT-Viiluabln I.lock. CUSTOMS ST. WEST mcar tha juncdon of Victoria rtrrct)—Grand Factory Site. SY MONDS-ST.-AllotmentM, Ctß Per foot. BURRBY HILL Grrat. North iioail Kront ajfo, .CIO per foot. PONSONRV KOAD !'3 x 110, £11 ver fcot. WJEI.LINQ lONSTKEK.-r-Allotii.cnt, £S pur foot. HEPBURN STRKEI'-Allotmeut, £7 10a per AKGLESKA-aTRKKT-48 x HO, £200. MOUNT EDEN (Main Road)-78 x 100, £7 per foot. MOUNT IIOSKILI* Main Houdl-£2 12s por foot. VIEW ROAD (Mr. Kdcn)-fi! Pc- foot. VICTORIA AVENUK (Mt. Mou)-i3 per foot PROSPECT-STUEBT (Mt Hoaktll)-32d Cd per foot. KINGSLAND (Now North itoad Frontage)— £2 os por foot. KIXOSLANI) (Allotraeni)-£3o. NIGKR STREET (Arch Hill)—3os per foot. MARINE PARADK |Poii<-onby)-£l per foot. BK ACH RO A a (Uevonport)- eio per foot. MOUNT AI-BKUT (Main Rourt>-£2 5s por MOUNT ALBERT (Randoravyl)-803 por foot. HOU3KS l''Ol4 .SALK. No £ISO-Oliphant-otruLt, I rooms ".'(! £3<io-Stuart-street, Ponsonby, 6 rooma 7I« £300—Su&sox-nreet, 1 rooms and scullery 731 £380—llaslett-etrcet, 1 rooms and scullery 723 £310—Vie. Park. N.S., 5 rooms, grand view 682 £350—Commercial Road, c rooms, soul., etc. &18L £350—rtlount Albert, 7 rooms, well. etc. 53U £350—Sussex-street, 1 rooms, Ecullory, eto. 6JI £300—Mt. Albert, fi rooms, blinds, grates, oto. 701 £350—Procpoct-stDot, flrconis, outhouse 518 £375—Flagstaff Road, N. 3.. 1 rooms, ecullory 747 £.500—Mt. Roskill. 6 rooms, all conveniencoa 573 £180—Vlo. Avenue, 6 rooms, scullery, eto. 552 £020—Mt. Kden Kd,, 7 rm3., al! convonloneos 529 £030—Edon Vale Rd., 0 rooms, ooncrete'tank 522 £600—EdinburKh-Et., 7 rooms, kitchen, otc. 590 £600-Manukaußd.,9rooms,wash-houso.&c. 710 £800-Manukau Road, 9 rooms, olablo, &c. 709 £750—Mackolvie-stroet. 7 rooms, stable etc. Several of the above houses may bo purohasod on exceptionally easy terms, only a small cash deposit required. MOUNT EDEN-To bo Lot, a Gontleman's Residence containing 10 rooms, roploto with all modern conveniences; nearly an acre of ground : stable coach-houso, &c. A GKNICKAL STOKE, doing a steady and in creasing bußinrps, near to Auckland. Largo doublo-fronted Shop and 10-roomed Dwelling, with over an aero of ground. Prico, £3iO. Stock at valnatlon. ONKHUNGA. — A well-built 5-roomcd House, allotment 45 x 150; grand position ; 3 minutes walk from railway station. Prico, £350. 731 NEWMARKET—FreohoM, 11 fcot frontage, opposite Royal George and Now Savings Bank ; aflret-class investment, for only £1,350. A grand businesa sito, and will bo sold at onco, Tho property haa a donbln frontage, and is ono of the best stands in the borough. Terms easy. FARMS FOR SALE A FIRST-RLASS IMPROVED FARM Of 110 acres. Tho land is of excellent quality, and well laid down in KngUsh tra'Bos or under crop; fenced ami subdivided into 11 paddocks, well watered with a permanent creek, liuild lni?s consist of a good Bix-roomcd House, Dairy, Stable, Cowshed (8 bails), PicgcriO'i, \V"uggrin Shed, &c. 'ihere is a wull sheltered orchard, containing 800 fruit trees, and tho orop.i com prise Potatoes, Oats, Mangolds, Turnips. &c. The form is situated near thn railway station, several trains running to and from Auckland daily. This farm i 3 now offered at a cum which will ensure an immediate sal". 800 ACRES, KAIPARA-All fenced, about 150 acres grass, 60 acres broken and ploughed, tho reet Burfaco-sown, and light mixed bush. Soil: Limestone and black boII. Cottage, stable, barn, and shcS. About one acre in orchard. Price, £2,000. WAIKATO-A very dosirab'e Farm of 217 acro3—a grand level alluvial fiat, with 1J milo frontago to the Waikato River, and convenient to railway station. SO acres laid down in Eng lish grasses; good 5-rcomed houso, dairy, stable, hay-loft, stock-yard, &c; orchard, lj acros. Largo run adjoining. Price, only £3 10s por acre. MOUNT ALBERT-8 Acres, fenced and planted with shelter traeß. Prico, £50 por aero. 735 j TAKAPUNA,-U'i Acrea, a fiV'Of.dld luvcstmouc, on the main road ;£0 ocr acre: firms oanv. A GRAND LITTLE FARM OF 22 ACRES, within eight miles of Auckland, nearly all laid down in English grasses and fenced, good North-East aspect. Four - roomed Houao with loan-to. Spring of nover-faillng water. Priea Ji2o per aero. AVONDALE-Clo3e to railway station, 3 Acres "Volcanic Soil and 5-roomod House. Price £525. 730 iss O & SALE, *- At 10WK3T MAimur Ratkbi Ucism, l-'itcu, r.r.d Tar rt:ir.iseiic, I'aint. .'-n,l Ollvo Oils Ohacipioil'" V-Mf-.j, and Biorer's Goonlas %v'!::*. i, c sd, in woc-a y.\uv-r Mtti;l :.:iid Niiilfi ?,■•..%'? t';c.'.k of Cai!va3, varlooa brsnaa \V!re ite;w. fro-n ii inn!] to i Inch Beit K'jpo. if.:mp, £ui:l Mucllla Rop«, RU tIZC3 V'atant Windier? (v/ood), Frills, and Psll* fro'n 18 cvrt. *n to !im. Obsir.s, from j Inch tr,! lacb. oslz-i »s<! K!s& oa a, a.v « ik &xz i&.



(? W JONES, (l.utu (.'lii..f .''■,/ i fin1 11... llnyal Insurance Uoinpuny.) HOUSE, LAKH, ESTATE, INSUK-XNCK, FINANCIAL. AND OKNERAL (.:OMMlShili)N AGENT. (Owicb: 21 Ml IItTLAND-STHKKT) llptra to loimru tho imn l«ti n of Ma ar .■ inßOinor.tß for ftarryiiiK on iho above. Hranchca if llil'ilni ts. lluiihp. Lund, l-:«r..t0.-l Jropcrtlna bought, mill o;■ li-t ; ll«nt«i i-oIU-oit-il; Cii'oof Pro. ; r !-. ■ iidi-nak.oll for Absuuteu» ; Idtiiiii ■ii ■,:-d in il supervised for F.x en■■■! ii'". oihore Insui'uncc - I !i!V, ted Oil the most Favourable 'l'e iiia; • Ln'na for LcsivH proparod and adjusiud. Finiit.ciul.-^rer-riiina provided for Inves tor.-!; Jioi-'ir.-Mva negotiated and In loreat. c iiuvied. Cm iMi ntiiil. •- Nr;,')liitlon3 undoiiakon, I 1 -i t:ic.'slH[js itiul Sa'.ea of Bus.iue3j eß 'i 0 diiMir.! i-'triiit. ooi ti letico in all trannactiona, in-lnoip.il!>. or thulr uo'.inl! tu, only will bo no- HTotiatcil with. Auckland. September?.! '8-f., WM. VAILK.J [ROET. BnADtEV VAILE AND .13 14 ADL EV, HOUSE, LAND, AND KSTATK AGENTS, GKN KRAL A.UCTIONKKIIB, QUKKN-grREET, Oi'l'osite Savings Dakk, IIAVK FOR SALE - FOUlt-UOOMI'^l) nitlClv COTTAGK Nowton Dlßtrlct, with Koorl allotment, 33 x 111. £230. STATIONERY BUSINESS, situated beat par o CJucDn-stroct. dninK a Rood paying trado. Owner leavinß for Kngland on privatobnainesa. BUTCIIKItYBUSINKSS.ii-iUio principal stroot, Onohuiißa. with (»ood premlaoa, aluo all tho ro ciuireiuenLa for ciLiryin^on a lary;o trade N!S\v HOUBK, 7 room!), with coach-hou»o nnd stable, Hoselmnk, Avoiidnlo; wrought iron pallsadiuk1 in front; 3} aorea [,'ood land,stream of wa'i.r throUfth the property, all well planted with fruit and ornamental treca. Torma—£lCO cash, balance oil niortßaso. GOOD ALLOTMENT at Klngsland, Cheap. POINT HOUSE, Norlhf.ote, 2-etory, 8 rooms, with allotment, S3 x 132; tfood Harden, all planted and Inld-oul with choioo tlowors and fruit trees. £350. TtIIKTY ACUSS SPLENDID LAND, with 80a frontaKO. near Lake Taku puna, all fonoed, nnd part in Knias. A rare opportunity for a good homoatesid. ONK of TIIK BKST GKAZING and FATTEN ING STATIONS in tho WAIKATO-Splondld K.'tato of 3,W0 jinrofi, creator portion of whloh can bo plouKhed ; liiiro \v-r rcntugo in grass ; any amoutitof rough fcivi anh shelter; aitua tod on iho hanka of th" Waikato Hirer, with in 5 houi-a' rido by rail from Auckland. FAKAI at VVaitakorot, 100 acres, throuith part of which tho railroad pappos, adjoining K.H. Sta tion, and tho farm oftho late Mr Andrew Dil worth ; nearly all fenced good groomed dwelling, b.ii-n nnd slablini;. oow-ahed. atock yiird, itc.; 150 acres good Hat bush, 150 acres in grass. Tcrma e.isy. A VICHY COMMODIOUS HOUSE of 6 largo rnoniK, an allotment 10 x 15, situati'dou Great North Hoad, Surrey Uilln, betwean Surroy and Muckelvie fltroeht, about throu minutes' wnlk from tram c.u-d :|;a3 and city water laid on; lnrije. cellar und?rm-ittli; very suitable property forcontractur; now in the occupation of gooi lemint at 17s per week, Terms easy. ONK HUNDKK!) AND TWBNTY AOIIKB OOOIJ LAND at Great liiirr:.:.- CIIOICK FAHM of SoO acres, with ovory con vonionco, 1) niilea from li.lt. Station, 5 miloe from Hamilton, Waikato. WICLL-IdNISIIKD IIOUSK. 7 looms; work shop, 18 x 12; allotment, 50 X 100. £S2o. TO LET TWO NKW COTTAGES, 5 and 6 rooms each Mount Ertiin. Kont low. ( - --_, • / H Ais V> I I, LI A M 8 O N, tiOUSK.LANU. ft COMMISSION AdKNT. UIOU-B'l'., NKAU aiIOUTLAND-HT. THIJ£I'X"{OS]C NUMHKK-1B;. aiCfMl- evA !NTJ«UCi<'rCollecto!.. Ki'l'A'; lib W^w..:>y\ iy: Almantfoa. ;:ous:-'3 'i'o '~; i 1 =. .r: Ptuu'Kß'iiica s-x». «A'.J£ 1-l.icml upoD n:v Uuta i'i-cn of Ohai-RC JJUIX.DINQ AIjLOTMRNTS FOH BAl* AT PUB rOOTI— Viow l'oint Koail, ,'iOa tti>aom Haul. .".J Kllora'le, Ci IloiDbum-strL-i-u ,::.>;. Ncwaiarkol, i^h I.l'tar Pladu, POi Rpjulo!i-!i btriV. Jtminott-iuret-t. t'JH bci •k>uvfoy.l-pii-tH>c. TII.I Victoria Park. 2,'u Ihnvc ■.uoo:, lift- ('oni)ue^t I'lai-o, iti Shiilly Hvscn Hasd.CS C'jio'i-.hou-v- B u---i» SorthuoU1.. If* uud £fi J?ort utreot Ucw«)l. BPb HohiOn-Bt., Leasehold. lT.'t'.-.roy-atrot>t, Mb Ay.-i Ir. rs.ioiii. oiii^r n'rw.sni lov rstus ■[nw-i.-if f'trV-ajiiiMl'.-cV ftsr'Vi!- • >'"(,ivii! c; 1 Ct'i.e.'iU' uv.iil ['.'■:• '.m;. MOK'C'IAOK^ Mi.-' 7.OANrf Ne: otlat-'d. jiui?ai;r>'G t-O( ;Kr! \ HiiAKKa nought iIiLO'iMiCNTIJ lU,', M^h: r.:u: llcui-v.s Hn!lto> trio Weekly J'uyci.iu tj-iu, Flans and eveciflcfitlous prepare.! at lowest rates. S.W.H TO IS.NY, in Hiin.,i nf fi-i; and up-,vara on j,ou>l BOOiirlUcs at low rates HOUSKS FOR BALE :- Several liouaea for Sale ui>on omall depooita. Itqae lload- Family Hesldonon, 9 roonu. £050 Kli/.rtbeih-Btre-t—Now Huuno, n roomp, .Kith Devon-stroet—ii rooms (new), £.'iOil Groy-streot-HonrdlnK-houa.'. ii,t!o\ 110-,.-e-?trret- Dweliiiu; .CIM Ku;SL'll-.itre(t- New 5-roonied Hou-o, .tf'2lo .Mo-.int Men-Family lle.-i ,■.-,,:■. S room?. £-)75 M'.umt Kden-(?O! e-itl K:ore, nnd House. £300 !luv«'l-.«troi-t-l,argo I'.o my House, .Cl'Jl Uerosford-atrcet-leinoliold. UMil weekly IViuonby Uoal-Ni'wV roomid Mor.se.Kiis £7dO Hjnd-st., Arch Hi;i-»10n.5.j,->ruiiins,gas, &e..£-.r>o Avnii'lulo—i'otla;;o anil J i:civ. ill ID. C'oWen-st.-5 roon-s, Kra«. and < ity water, £570 Kybci- I'asa-ahop and Jlwollint', £1-5 l'ra'l-sti-eet- (1 rooms, city water, £'ilo KyhiT I'iias—Sho;> and Dwelllrif, HI 000 C'ollinfiwood-fitrect—New Si-otincd House, £(i 0 IHiVonportr-Nrw a momcil Houi'o;gaH,S;c.-£3i>i Kiiif,s!«nil-N'ew 3-roomod Mouso-fil.iO Surrey lllll« N- w C-ricmed Houso. £500 Surrey Hills—New 6-roomed Houso. £375 Surrey ilillß—Now G-rocincd llouso. £125 Richmond—New 8-rOomcd ilouso. £3.i0 Angleßcn-s'Teet - Nf.v C-rr-oincd Ilouso. £000 Hentinel Itcai -Nry,- 7 roomed House, C 475 Mnry-otreot—N.w S-roomcd House. £sfO Btowart-Bt.,Mt. IC.'.< u-Kcw l-rooine.i 110U3^.£275 Norman-street—New Route ; bay wlm'ow—J!iS6 HnsseU-strcot-Ntw House, i rooms, £.'3O Kngl'ind-BiTOot—3liob anrl IlwellinK. f.1.100 LKASKHOLD HOUrtK AND UUOUND for Sale near Grammar S'.hool; cheap. COMPACT FAHM of Kiacrta tor Sale., within 10 milca of Ancklann, on gocl roads. Six roomed Houbo anil outbuildingi; largo run for ciittlu adjoins. Splendid timber on proporty. MOUNT KDKN—Charming Villa Kesidonco For Salo Oust built), 7 rooms and bath-room, de tached wash house, fowl-honso, cow-ahed, Btable, buKgy-ho;iB.); larpn voleunlo allotment, and grand viow. Only £700. COTTAOKH anil VILLAS To Lot In Sentinel Road, H".reßford-st, Kent-st., Howc-Bt. Kliza both-Bt.. Shop in KurangHhu;iu I'oml. FIVK ACUKB Off LAND Kor Bulo on Lake Road, pertly fenced. In uraa-i; 2 milca from the flmt whiirf. A bnrsain. FIVK-ItOOMKD lIOUHK For h'ala, and 1 rooiue, Cobden-st., with 0 stalled stable; £SSO ; gaa and city wator. I.HA3KHOIJ) COTTAGK AND STABLE for Salo. In Freeman's Hay; 32 ears to run. ONK ACHE OF LAND for Sale, at Bolmont. North Shore, with three road frontages.. Now 7-roomcd HOUSE For Sale in Arawa-PS, £500; also very convoniont Houho Duko Bt-, with angn. gag, washhouso. &c. £100. £2(W.—Now Houho, in Dovon-stroat, Nowton. for Sale; a bargain at tho price. RICHMOND ROAD.-Protty Cotwgo (Now) For Bale, with all conveniences; £220; gas ltdd on. Aleo. now House for 6270. Bit)}.—How Fonr-roorood IiOUSE For Salo In contra of nlty (leasehold). 850 deposit; balanoe on deforrcd pavnionta. <aSo.—Now Four-roomod HOUSE For Sale In Howo-otroottfreohold). CSO deposit; torms. PRKTTY VILLA RKSIDISNCE tor Sale in Llncoln-Df.rent; afas, olty v/ator, rango. £300, fllflO-Ooinfortftblo HOUSE For Sale in auaaox ti'A-eot. Nowton I'o«d. Small doposlt only. (38 \KjVRLY— AUotniontn to he Leaaod lr, Berosford - atrjoL'i for Thlny throo Yoare. Money lent to build with it rtnairod. FAH.Mf» also For Salo r.t Walkoffiltl, Paromo reiuo. Wnit&kerai, Mahnran^i, North Shore Papairdit. lie Also, eco I.'/it In " New Zoalani! iler-iVI " «■! " V'wiMy Xs?,<" n P A. 3. vV I L I I A M SON. w.t < -,-v jatsir rnftH.ftTßftiwv rjnHß PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF JL NEW ZEALAND Tho Public Tniatoo may uo nominated Exooutor cn-ior tho Will of n Testator, or Trustee under v Marrlago or other settlement. No chargci la made upon tho deposit fur aafe custody cf .i.tiy Will by whioh tho Public Ti'Ußtcf In appointed Kxecutor. Present Trustoen. Ifaocutom, or Administra tors may, if approved, rollovo themselves of futuro roaponsibility by transiorring trunta to tho Public Trustee, llcuco, Truatooo ronidlng in Knuland, Amorioa, and olnowhoro, holding moneys for tho benefit o* poraona who have emigrated to Now Zealand, may not only rollove thomsclvoa of responsibility, but, aa tho rate of lniarestobtainttblo in New Zealand oxoeeda tho English rato, will greatly augment tho income of the boneiioiariea by ao doing. Tho State glvfy cv fibaoluto gnarantoe against loon of funrta by tho fraud or dißhonoaty of Its oifioore. Tho Publio Truatoo holdß largo auuia of money fov inv(i3tmont on real aocurity at current rates of int9reat, Applieationa for advanco on drat mortgage v/ill be received at tho varioua agon olos, whero all further i.artlculara may bo Ob tabled. R. O. HAMKRTON, Publle Troatoi K. P. Waticih. Agnnt. U a r sin. i « g ings, W. PHILLIFFB & SON HAVK iiKCEIVED, XX LATK ARMVALB 185—P A O X A G E 3—lfti. OONTAINIHO M.030 ROLLB Off PAPKRHAKGINGfi OONSIBTINfI Ci NEW PATTERNS Wat Drawing, Dining, Bod-ioome, liail bu Stolrocu?. euitable. Cor the Manniou ar Cottasa. HJCAUTirtJIi r>ii:MK-NO, AND BKST VAL.UK HjVBK OFFaKBO fiN PAPKHHANQINGB. 918— PACKAGEj3—9ia 30RIMS AND HHSS'IANB VhATS AND SHKET GLA33, WHITE WffiAD, OILS. TURPS, VARNISHKB, AND ALL TRADE BUNDHIHB. w. phillipps & soy, 9$ u-i> 97, Quckn-sirsbe



VT E W ZEAL A_J^Ji RAILWAYS. TIME TABLE. — On and after Ist JUNE 1885, AUCKLAND AND OHEHUNQA LINE. 0 week Days. and" Sundays. ** oat. 'a.m.a.m.mo'n am^Tm. pm.lp.m p.m. n.m. p.Tn p.m. a-m-M; j 0 Auckland., dop. 7.15. 8.10J12.0 3.0 .. J.Jo 0.20 8.2f .. 8.30 lI.Ij J.u -■-«j 2 Nowiiiarkot June 723 8.3012.1(1 iUO .. fK| MO G.» .. 8.40 ll.Zo J.IUJ AW 3 Rsmuera.. .. 7.30 8.55 12.15 &1S .. 4.30 5.35 036 .. 8.J5 11.30 J.U -« rSSL^ aEsft ii ii" iwio 7.30 i? S is s S^OnehungT. arr. 7.55 9.2012.40 2.40 1.10 4.55 6.0 7.0 7.10 9.10 11.50 j 9.!» 3.7 ONKHDNGA LINK. I N- Week Days. Sundays 0 Onehunga .. . dop. W'iSi S^K««^SK j"gga«CG« :: :: griSS? B*°? BWS SS|*S ft ctt M :: :: :: 7.™ sAw i> o? :: :■: r-« *« || 7 Newmarket Junction .. 7.3T.J 8 SO, io.:iO 1 M J.£ .. 5.40 .. 7.50 100|10.^ 6.uS 8 Auckland .. .. urr. W5 8.0 HUO 1.10 1.35 .1 C- K> •• 8.0 j10.10j10.3J 0.1 Jj <'hnitgc for Onehunga. 1 z^.ri:] ; :"n;:::;::-uu!^: i!S- /cangoforotahuhr, c Change for jMercor and Intermediate Stations. % MAIN LINK AUCKLAND-MKKUEK-Tli: AWAIIUTU-MOimiNHVIIJ..B-CAMniUl)arc. South—Week Days, o Auckland dcp. Vo' "o?n jo' H.!■; }.js «.-;n siiS3 ijrtuii •■ •■ is s? is &>* ! jfSi/^r ;: :i :: ?!L & & 'I '■- Ut 111 I-ap-toHol '•■ T.» ■■ Vii gig iiSS 1 :: :: :: :: :: it :: >» « ■■ ite? :: :: :: :: :: :: tf« 'f «« :: fiJ'1. lt*jHi'iinun ..,...-■ •• •• •• •■ " "'oj Pttk'ullolio !! !'. ■ '.. '■'■ ■■ ;&W «'io "-2;3 0.23 "gtels: id. " •■ :: :: :: ! ».« :: at. : »S7j \yiini,':imio ■• ;.j s - 10 I'okcno .. •• i .. a 7.10 " 43 Mkkcku { dep ; __ 10() m.so 3.15 —7 050 Wlmngamarlno •• •• I «;■>[! \Vainni;;i nSfil lGmgiriri •■ | " «co Ohinowal •• ■• w'-. rr "' "* liSjlfuuUy ■■ j,/.jj £05 74| Nguniawuhia!! " " " •■ ■• rlai f' IU a7Bl Pulcoto <iSI. To Kupa •■ •• ..'A wjm 83 Franklon Junction ■■_ » __ » g5 Franltton Junction .. dcp. •■• -. i.io ''■-0 •• - SO Hamilton West.. .. air. - - i.ifi •■ •• - \§ HamiltonWcat.. - dep. .. .. 1.20 CM Hi; »'2Hi!nkuVii.li'i'"VtinM '.'. nrr __:: ■: '■:ill -(il ° ..— :■-. — l-alUiiakiirftjnnet'.on"".. dcp. ".. .. 133 I fea (for Morrinsville) «9l; js Eureku dep. nOtl, MoUiiuauli:.! .. .. dip. 103 MorrlnavlUo .. .. arr. .. .. 215 ..^ 89i a ltuakura J im-tinn .. dep. .. .. 131 o.4'i Ito . (for Morriuaville) aWS-SMoiiKaonul n!W; ja gTamalioro oil 7; £ c Kuncourt aSi, a^Hftutapu .. .. • •• •■ ■■ 101]° Cumbrldgo .. .. arr. .. .. 2ld 7A » "~SS! Krankton Junction.. .. uep. .. .. 1.10 020 I (for To Awamutu). n9o.Huknhia •• •• •;, oiki Lake Koad 1)1), NVaruto : •• ■■ •• 2.° 7-° 100. Tk.Awamuto .. arr.< .. .. I. '.'.,") L '■'" Noiitii— Week Da vs. a.m. n.m. a.m. R.m. [' '» p.m. oTk Awamutu _ .. dep. .. . .. USO i.a 2! N'Knroto.. .. „ ... .. QM ".10 a I Ijikn Hoad 7 Ohaupo .. .. 10.15 .'l.O all Itukulsia .. .... 15 Krankton Junction .. .. nrr. .. .. .. 10.15 330 31 g .Gunlirldße ~ ..dop, .. I T.~ 8.13 2.::5 «2> rf n.tiiiji|iu .. .. .. .. - asij-S dTiimnliuro.! .! .. .. ... ■• - a2n s~<.Munt;aonul .. .. I 19 C liuakura Junction .. Mr. .. «• " 10''i0 3'" at Morrin3\illo .. .. dop. .. .. I 9.15 .. _ il'i!) — IMotumaoho «'.'! Cr;Eureka .. ~ .. lit1 5 •tKu.ikiir.-i Junction _.._arr. _.._ _^. \\__ 10.20 _ .. li __ •EiltiiakurS Jiinetioii ." dcp. .. .. .. 10.20 i.ii 1G fe^lluniiHon Kiist p Hamilton West .. .. 10.10 5.2.5 15 ' Frankton Junction .. arr. .. .. .. 10 15 MO Frankton Junction .. .. dep. .. .. .. 10 55 3.10 o2oToltapa n 23 Puketi; .. .. .. .. .. « 27 S'Karunwalila .. - 1130 1/20 31 Tnuplrl .. .. li.lo 1.3.5 SU.lluntly .. .. 1-.7 5.15 all.Oliinnwal als liniiKlrlrl aIT Walrnngl nfll \Vhangamartao ,-!,...„,,,.„ ( arr. .. .. .. 1.15 liM KOI I'okcno .. ... _ .. .. fi.3l .. 11.10 1.15 7.0 afi3'Wangarata .._.._ .. .. .. c .. 05 Tuakau G. 50 I , 12.10 2.0 720 aOS lluckluna .. c .. 70 I'ukokoho 7.10 .. 1210 2.25 7.13 aVi' Piioruta .. .. c .. a"Bj Kunciniun .. « .. 78 mrury .. 7.16 ~ 1.15 3.0 813 aOjllunun .. c .. SI l'apakura 8 2 182 3 10 8.23 B.i Maimrewa .. .. _ .. 8.11 ' 1.(5 .V-'3 8.13 S»! Ptipatoitol 8.32 . 2.;0 3 3'l !) 0 !I2| Otuhului 8)2 CSO 2.i0 li.lß H.lO 7.15 05 I'enroao Junction &8.. r>2 >;7.Q 62.31 6 3.59 9.20 1)7.30 OGJKlleralio.. .. _ .. .. S.M Z 235 4.4 025 '~33 a97| Green Lano 9.0 .. .. c .. 97 Kcmucru 9.5 .. 2 15 1.16 9.10 7.45 98 Newmarkot Junction .. .. 8.1,1 I .. 2.5] c l.'.'S D.4i5 7.50 liWl AfOKt.AN-n nrr. !'.':'2 ' 3_o 1.:<5 9.'a 8.0 6 ChanKe for Onehunsa. c Changn for Auckland and Intermediate Stations d ClianßC for Knlparallrancli Statlonß. Pana^ni: rs for CainbridßO and Morrinsville must ohanKr nt Frankton Junction, and for Jl rrinsvMo nentn clmußC at Kuuknra Junction, a Flag Stations.—Trains do not Bti p unless rcqnircd Notico sliould bo Riven to the Guard nt Uio previous Ftnpi)inj: Btaioiiß by nny Pasfcnpers desiring to alight at Flag Stations, c Only stops to er : t down i'a3son(;ers from Waikato Stations. R Only stops betwocn Auckland and Mercer w icro tliOA-n. rassongors from other Stations bo tweon Auckland and Morcer'n.Ußt ] rocecd by the G 21 n.m Train, ex Aurklnnd, which Gtop' at all atatlons. and chnngo intu tho Waikato Train at Mercer. C Good* Trair.e, with Passenger car attached. KAITAUA BIJANCK. AUCKLAND - nKNDKUSON - HKLKNSYITiLB. OUT.-Week Days, i IN.-Wkkk Days. To I ~c a.m. nm. p.m a.m. a.m. p.m. OAucklnnd .. .. dop. 7.15 10.50 4.10 0 Hclcnarlllo .. .. dop. 6.30 11.45 1.0 2 Nowmarkot Junction .. 7.2G 11.10 4.15 a3OhirnnKi j 4MouutEden_ .. .. 7.31 11.17 5.5 ai Paoroa asKlngßland I a 5 Wood hill nsMornin({sirto.. _ <i 7 Howeti a 7 Mount Albert _ alO Watmauku 8 A.vondalo 7.17 11.37 5.22 H Kumeu Junction .. .. 7.25 1.10 6.0 011 Noiv byiin «17 Taupnki nllWiJkoiiim «19 Waitakorol 7.45 1.83 6.21 11 Henderson .. .. .. 8.10 12.4 5.46 a2l Swanson al7 Swanson 25 Henderson 8.10 2.0 5.45 2fliWaltakcrol .. .. _ 8.35 12.31 0.10 in 27 Walkomlti «j2 Tfinpnki | «2!) Now I.ynn 25 Kumcu Junotion .. .. 8.55 1.5 6.23 SI Avondalo 8.37 2.27 B3 a'l'J VVaiinauku s.. 1.25 .. 0.T2 Mount Albert «:n Rowetl I «:«"Vlornin«sido aruWoodhlll _ -(i:u Klnßslaiid aSSl'oeroa.. _ 3.5 Mount Kdon 8.55 2.48 0.20 o3i;i)lilnin(;i 7 I 311 Newmarkot Junction .. 9.13 3.5 635 88 Heleiihvillo 9.55 2.10 7.30 M'Annklnnd .. .. arr. 9.22 :U5 H. 45 C—Goods Train—a PaasonKor Carrift)fo ia attached to this Train, which Btops for Pasßengora' ijignal only, b thanno for Waikato. THE WOMBJaitFUIa Latest Improvemente. Valuable Appllano^B. Ten Yeara' Guarantee. Patent Automatic Winder. Patent Drop-Rollers Or 111 j Sip Patent Loose-Winiiing'-Whoel. Patent Thread Releaser. Werl OUWsIiVU theim Machines kept In Bopaira for three years FREE OF CHARGE. Illustrated Catalogues and Samples of Work free fyi h0 HI I\l F R THE WEKTHEIM SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. "'" """ " W J. BEALK, 170 WraSN-STRKRT ' Auckland BRETT'S ALMANAC, 18 86. " A.. AND U-. Jf RIC E. ! .RON^ATD^RTsTF^Ng^RS i SKCRKTAMBa «» MASONJO LODGES, AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, FRIttNDLY ai/CIKTY LODGES, MKR THiMES, CANTILE, TitAOE, LITKKARY. AND Hare for sUo (*« following Maohlaery i- ATHLKUC ASSOCIATIONS. &c, &0., are 1 Portablo RnKlno, by Hornsby b. Co., 8 h p. requested to forward to this office tho infonna t Horitontjil TCnglno, doubk eyl^c!. ie=v tion necoasiry for tho compilation of tho Local 1 Horizontal'KnJ'rnle t. ri>Mn. by Win. stroka Directory In this valuable Handbook, whloh la 1 Launch Kntfine, liln. by sln. stroke cow In course of preparation. Several Societies 1 Multitubulm Boi ei,'l7ft. long by sft. dl«inot<*> . , \ ■ a.«u»-iviaoo I Cornish Roilor. 20ft. Ion" byilift <liamo*r werQ not mentioned in tho cunent edition I Cornloh iioilur, 18ft, long by sft. dlauiocoi through tho dilatorlness of Seorotarioa. 1 Coruioh Boilor, 17ft lons b> 4f t (tin. diametej ' _ XTT^ -—-—— 1 Cornish Uoller, 16ft. loug by 6fL diametor TTNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE 1 Cornleh Boiler, 15ft long by 4ft. Cm. diaiuetar \J COMPANY (LIMITED). 1 Vortical Boiler. Field tubos, 7ft. x 3ft lin.; non _ A uuiintitj of soound-haad CSHaru-erarOilnj; MANUFACTURERS OV P STEARINS CANDLES, SsUmatea supplied for all olacsearfKazlidartai COMMON AND TOILET SOAPB, Work,-Maker» of SawmUl and Qtwrti. LUBRICATING AND OTHER OIL? emaliing MaohlneiT, Turbine VVhosi» WBroiaoso and olhw U» — KjD-lJ^u *■» Ouh PnrohM«r» of T»Uow.



QINGEH 8EW TJ!G MACHINES, Salofln 18S2 K3.292 Machine. 1881 561,036 INCUBA3B 42,258. WJ THREE OITT OK EVERY FOUR MA CHINKS SOLI) IN THK WORLD AP SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF TimiM HUNDRKD FIRST PRIZES I! ! AND AT GUItISTOHUROB KXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS, To be obtained st PKR 2/6 WKKK PER 2/6 WKKE Only ah 261, Qukkn-strekt, Adoklanb, bewauk of german and otheb SINGER BEWING MAOHINBa. W. C. DENNES, IMPORTER of SEWING MACHINES, 1 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, PIANOS, ORGANS, and HARMONIUMS, for Cash or Deferred Payments. ■ TrjND MACHINES. ITOMR SIIUTTLK £3 10 0 I'KKI'I.KSS WHITE 4 0 0 Fias'l'Klt k HusSirAN (with cover) 5 5 8 KKW l> A VIS VERTICAL KKEI) ..550 DU.MK.S'nC i i 0 WKRTIIKIII .. i 10 0 TRKAVT.K MACHINES. WIIITE (wiUiou! ,o\vrl 6 10 0 WHITE Iwith aivur miul loaf) .. .. 710 6 DOMK.STIC (wil.h It-af) (> 10 0 NKW DAVIS VKHTIOAL FKED .. Jl7 8 \V. C. UENNKd, Q'JKEN Stuket. IJEUOMiOATE'ioiY CELEBRATED vel so ?v. no\ r e & c o.'s CSIiCARATBO P«!i:E UI.KM>Et< TRAfI Ui-. •/ '.'■• "■"'■' ' ■*' ' "V DHOOTING SEAvSON, 1885 GUNS!! GUNS 11 GUNS! I D. EVITT, GUNMAKKR, 251, QUEKN STREET, ACCKLANU. The advertiser hnrirm ft very larco Stock of 3un», belli Ilreocch-hvidini; and Mu.-.zlo-load n;-;. h.13 ru-iii.ulii-il them at v coQaiderublu tK.DUCriON TOR CASH. B s. d. Sinfile barrel Guns from .. 0 17 0 Ooublo-hMTttl Guns from .. ..300 iioublo-barrcl H.U Gmm from .. 1 lo 0 t'nglo-burrel ILL. 011119 from ..500 C-srtla and Hnrvey'a Host Qunlity niatnnnd(;rnin'Uunpo\vdi;r.. la H per Ib. KFKtHinpowder 3a 01 „ Shot 0j SJd ~ Omrldgo Cases. 12 KUti|,ro, sa, Ba and 7.^ psr IPO. Every Otiiku Kinu or t'HOOTINO Matkrial Kquai.ly Chimp. KLEY'S CENTRAL FIHK CARTRIDGES, 12 gnago, loaded with the Now ICC. Powder. SUNWORK OP EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE PROMPTLY AND EFFICIENTLY. IMPORTER OF PAIN'S CELEBHATED FIUEWOHIvd. D. E-VITT, GUNMAKEK AND IMPORTER. 254 — QUEEN-STHKET, ACOKLAND, — 254 Wholesalo and Rotail. *S"Sknd for Prick-lists. OHRISTCHUKCH. TyTn,. -~111.1 H T PROOF POSITIVE. At the N. Z. Intmia tional Exhibition of ISS2 Nk.lso.v, Moate & Co.'H Celebrated Pure Hlendpd Tons wore acknowledged by three jmlffes the best by pence per Ib., but ovraiK to nn irrcgnlnrity ft frivolous protest was entered. N Eta ON, Moate & Co. tlirew up tlie nwurd (Although not compulsory) und elml lenftdltheopposiiigCoin- pany for nnolhcr test; cDiiscfiuoiitly a Special Coiinniitco wna called, and the leas taken out of the clilicrcnt caafs by Mr. Tttopuiniy lo bo . § ±iS bWSS % 55 niitloo ; hut (he said L ►J Company feurins thoir fej fi teas would m ,f; Hland rj another test their prices «ero reduced ad. per Ib., sptheConim ttcecleeidcd Hint 111 spite of. Iho ir rCKiilarity they wo c thoroußhly convinced, tromlliesuparftteevidcii cos of Iho juror, tlmt the first lest was moat severe um l impartial. Although X.M.&CO. were compctiiit; with scented niixlMi-es, Ilavouix'dwilh Ofullclallrscented teas,,. Gold & Sii.veu Mkua, waa awarded to tliein. Phicics : 2/-, 2/4, 2/8, 3/-, 3/4, & 4/- NKLSON.MOATE&CO Ask your Grocer for N- HI- & CO.'S TEAS w 0 . WELLINGTON. .T V ° U N Q l> • GENERAL GROCER. SHORTLANI) - S T It X X T. TV/TRS DOWN baa SeldtAß»rtm CC°iVCd ' STAY MATKHIAL, In gvpry variety and colour. STAYS, CORSETS BELTS, &c., &0., Upon the lateot iinprove rnent. Country ordera punctn- All .->Uy to. All tlUrcela seat post free. MRS DOWN, Btay and Corset-makei' Upper Hobßon-street



m "O T>ROCTBR, OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of Chr!st n,huroh, Is now on n visit to Auckland, for ahliorttimo only, uud may bo Consulted on all Diseases of the Eyo. and for the proper ad justment of Spectacl3s. With regard to the Diseases of tho Eje, there may be ronsidored two owiiiift kinds of trcutnient, viz ,tlie Medical and ill!'. Optical; the Medical to the Phyaici in, the Optical tr tho Ucur.is-i Optician. Kniirey 1 two-thirds ii Uio diflunses are duo to optical I defect. BUi.ilr.csa. Squint Kyki. Ilenduchea. Neuralgia of the Face ami Teniik-a. Deaf npsa,3iul liiflamnmtion of the KjOJarefrequontlyoaui-ed hv opticaldefieta, und are Prevented and Cured, without oritKATioss, by properly adapted Spectacles, made to correct tho defective por tion of the eyo. There tire over 500,l)')u various combinations of Spectacles required to correct these defectß—impossible to be kept in fctock by any Optioian, oven in London, therefore, must be ground expressly to meet each Individual T. U. PROCTER received tho highest award granted for tho manufacture- of Spectacles in oveiy combination of spherical and cylindri cal form required, at tho lnternr.tional Exhibi tion, N.Z, viz., a Cortiliciito and Gold Medal, T.R.P. has for many years made an especial sludy of tho optical means necessary to remedy the defects of the atti^m^tic or weak-sUMed oyeo, and this exporiencn. combined with tho appliancosfor manufacturing, enab'.pi him fro quently to relievo oven tho otherwise hopoleSß cases. No Charge for Consultation. Addre33 :— THREE DOORS FROM THEATRE ROYAL! VICTORIA-STKEET. TP E A C 0 C X, • OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, SriOKTLAND fcTKUKT. ALWAYS IN STOOK- Spoctacloß and Eyo-Rlaßaes of ovoiy kind; an accurate fit guaranteed Opora Glaaso^ of superior quality Telescopes, liinocular Field Ulaßaes, and Mioro ccopeo; po-wcrful aiul-cheap Thcodolitcß, Mining Cornpas^e', Abney Levela Draiimgo Levels. pHisnitttio Compasses Drawing instrumentß, Scales, 1 itr.illel Rulers Ships' JjOiik, Sextantfl, Compasses, Hinnacloa B iromeiera. Theriiionictjrs.Hydromctors Electric Bella, Batteries, and Fittings Magnetic and G-ilvanic Medical Machines Magic Lanterns and Slides, Hund Magnifiers stereoscopes and Sliios. Ginpboocopes •Stcnm Gubruh and Tubinir, Silinomotorg Amateur Phot graphic Cameras Just Rkckived— 3olf-registering Aneroid Uaromitors Also. Anoroids for Lobblos, with hanasomely carvea frames INSTRUMENTS OF EVEHY KIND REPAIRBD. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE. 17" BiTINfl'S POWDER, keating's powder kkaTLvg'!? powder keating's powder kills bugs FLEAS . MOTHS BEETLES. This Powder is Qhitk Harmless co Ani mal Life, but to unrivalled in destroying fioos, bugs, cookroachos, beotles, moths iis furs, and every other species of inaoot, Sportemon will find this invaluable for destroying fleas in their dogs, as also ladies for thoir pot dogs. This Article has Found bo Great a Salb that it has tempted others to vend a so-called ir'icle in Imitation. Tho Public aro Cautioned that tho tins of the 'genuine powder boar the autocraphofTHOMAS KEATING. M^feTJWw ToIWA SBLETB KEATING'd WORM TABLETS A Purely Vegetable Sweetmeat, both it ipnoaranco and taste, furnishing a moat agree ible mothod of adminiatoring tno only certaio remedy for TNTEBTIN A L or THREAD WORMS. It is a porfectly safe and mild pre paration, and Is eßr/eciiilly adapted for Children. Bold in Tins by all Chemists and Druggists. Proprietor: THOMAS KEATING. Eownos. QJTEEDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDEIIS CHTT/DRKN CUTTING TEETH. CAUTION TO I'L'KCIIASIiIIS. Tho vakio of this well-known Family Mcdl !no lilts been largely tested in all parts of the world, nnd by all grades of society, for;iipwards of kikty years. Its well-earned cxtensiro sale has induced spurious imitations, some of which in outward appearance bo closely resemble the original us to have deceived i. any Surchasers. The proprietor, therefore, feels it ue to the public t.o pivo a special caution nf.ninst tho uso of sucli imiUitiona. Purchasers aro therefore requested carefully to observe the four following distinctive char acteristics, without which nono aro genuine :— Ist—ln every ense tho words John Steed man, Chemist, Walwoutii, SuitnEY, aro en graved on the Govcrnaiont Stamp affixed to each packet. 2nd—Each Single Powder has directions for the dose, nnd the words John StecniVian, demist, Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon. Si\l—Tho mime Stccdmau is always spelt with two EE's. 4th—Tho manufacture is carried on solely in Walworth, Surrey. Sold in Packets by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors, at Is lid to 2a >.M each. Agents: Kempthoßnk, Pkossrr and Co., Auckland, Wellington, Christchurcli, and Dunedin. DU, J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLOuOUi'MI.. THE OIiIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE. Advlco to Invalids.—lf you wish to obtain qiili', rtfrt'sliiuK sloop, freo from hoadache, relief from palnatdatißuiih, to calm and assuuge ;Iw weary (idlings of protracted cisoaeo, in vivni'Rto tho nervous media, an>l regulate the .■.ircui'it tig systems of thobodj-.you will provide yiiUi.c'.i' wiili that marvellous reniody els ;ovi-iol b- l>r. J. Cqllij Lronno (late Annj M 'liol yt.MO. to which ho gavotte i.amo flit (;.iI.OUOIJV.NK, and which is admitted by the piof jt-btori to bo tho most wonderlul and valu .l >!e run 'iiy ever discovered. (Ji-iI.OROIA'NKis tho best, romedy knoT>n for oii/lis ('i>nsiimp:iun, H onchitia, Astinnu tiILuROUYNKa t?Ukeachuraiit.Utarrhcßa, ititl is the only spoci£o in Cholera and Dyten t.'ry. t.wII.ORODYNB effn3tua!!y cuts short all iH'iekdOf Epilupsj, ll)Bteiia, Palpitation, and 'CITL/mODYNE is tho only palllativo in ■»i'urtilaii, iilu.umatism, Gout, Canoar, Tooth auhe, Muningitia, &c. i'roin Symes&Co., PhftrmacoutioiilChcnrfts, Mi ilic.il Hull. Simla, Jai,u u ry 5, WSO. 'I oJ. T. Davi.-np.irr, EBq.. 33, Great Uu«;6tll-U'i ot, Bloi;m-bury, London. DjarSir, W.-1 mbraco this opportunity of congratulating >ou upou the w.ide-.'linut rep.UMion ihij jus Iv ostoenibd mediclno, Dr. J.-,Col isßrown.-'sCh-orodjnf.hai cart.cd f r itself, not only in Illndo tar, bu' all ovur the' Limit.- As a renu dy lor general ulilay wo much question whothcr v bevter i-, imported into the country, and wosliill be glad Lo i.earof it;i llnrllnu a p1.103 in every Anul .-Indian home. Tlu\, ther hriinda, we aro ia*ppy to say. are now relegated to tho native b.-.za.rs. and, Jailcinii from their Bale, wo fam-v ifcc-lr sijoum tliere wili bo bur. tvunoscenL We coul I nnltip'y in smnoaa ad ini-iituin of ts.o fx'ruordinary ellUacy of IJr. Ocillu Browne'a ChiuioJjno in Dia rl.cea, and DyseMery, Spasms. Crimes, Nniir..'gia, the Vomiting of Prfgnaiicy, and asa general soda'ivo. that h-ive occurred under our P'_roou>il observation during many years In Choleraic Diarrlirei, and ovon in tho more terrible forms or Cholera Hkcl\ wo have witnessed iti surprisingly controlling power. \\ o havo n. vor use.lain other form of this mcili cino than Call's Urowi:o'n, from a tlrai c nv.c tion thi.ti; ia'd. cidedly iho besi, antl aho fronia een-e of <lut.-> we r.\vo to the orofes.ittn (md the DUhlio. as wo (iro of opini in tli-U thcaubjiitailon of miy othiir Ih.in Collis Urowno'a :s a DR LIIIKUATK liKBACII OK KAITII ON VHE PAKT OK TUB OIIKMIST TO PiiKSCKIDB AIJD PATIENT auub. We aro, Sir, faithfully yours, Sy es ft Co., Jtenibjrß of tho Phirni. Soriety of Great Britain, ilia Kxcolloncj tlio Viceroy's Chemists. CAUTION.-Vico-Chanoollor Pir W. Page VVood elated that Dr. J. Collis Browno waa undoubtedly, tho Invontor of Chlorodyno ; that the story of tho defendant Fneinnn was co hboratoly untrue, which, ho rej:o;ti>d to siy |>!"1 bct-n sworn to.—Soo "ThoTiiuoj," July 13, lout. Sold In bottles at 1b IJ4. ?s 9.1. -13 6.1, and lie C."V '■,, N?, W ib B';nuino wi'^ut tho w.iris " Dr. J. l.o.hi> Browne 1 Cltlr-rclyuo" on the Govern ment stamp, Overwhelming loudicul testimony Sceoinp'inesendi b..u.!e Cauii. n.-Kewure or i'iracy n.nil Imit'Uiins. Solo Munufacturer-J. T. DAVENPOHT, 83, Greatßu;ecll-Btreo', Bioomsburj. London. #^ -fPh L^ s^W* 5 OF PURS GOD LIVER OIL And Ilypophosphites of Lime and Sou*. ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILE, PoßSessing the combined virtues of these two valuable remedies in tUuir fullest degree. More eaßily dignsted and assimi lated tbjin in tho crude form, und especially desirable for slcldp, wasting children and persons with fctlilu digestive power, and as A EESIEDY FOB CONSUMPTION, A REM ROY roil WASTLVU DISEASES OV CUU.DUEJ, I ItEUEDT F0« SCROFULA, A RKMTUV tOll COCOn.S, COLDS AM> 'WtfiOAT AFFWThV^S, ' In fact, Ml dt^-sses «licro there is na innuininfit-ioQ cif tho TKrnut c.v \ j, nn , s . WA^iiN-o op tub fi.'.Mi, ;-,rr a W.\ST"fK.ei;Vi' I-OW KH. r..,!.:;,., i;j , be WorlJ equals this |mii.ti-.lil" ; ~.:K V.ti. •'lt is prt scribed aud ein'.i ;,- .1 by ihs bept physidnns in tho vnrioiiH cunntriuof t-o worM. who will attert those facto. For salo by all CbemioU.



"ALBANY" food pOR INFANTS, IMMENSE DEMAND. This Association Ib the tlm „ r> INVIOLABLE krxiEQ vlnm^ AMOUNT OFFUNDS BWs In June, 1875.. * Funds In June, 1830 " " •• fitQjj Annual Income oxceeda J?O j r „ The Association offers tho moat I CoxDmoNsextan? ""**■ o^ rnTtVl^L^S,^ Tow^ hth , Post offices In the colony. c Mou «f OrfiJ LOANS ON MORTGAfiir Applications for Loans of not lon iv. .. District and Hcaidini Agents fflcCß ot"» By Order. . D. M. LUCKIR. <*rad Office. Wdltoß^ 8001""*"^!* July. 1885. Jb. b l itrii • VIOTORU-STMST, > IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNEH ING IRONMONGER* DIRECT FROM MANOFAOTOBm Has for Sale, at Low Ratet- Carpenters' Tools Nails, Locks, Hingei Kitchen Ranges Registsr Grates, in great Variety Marble and enamelled Slate MwWhlhm I Largest Stock In Auckland^ Marblo, Eloctroplate, Curb, and other Rnj w Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, andZino Slate, Coruout, and Plaster INSPECTOR INYITm NELSON, MOATEiS:s SPECIALTY Br VSHC Hk ■ UU&. B n^ 1* I ff» 8 |as» nJ I ) L=» Lisa P !■/• BRANCHES: tVCKLAND, IWtfEDIJf, CHRIST CIHJUCn,' WELLINGTON, 66, QUEEW T., AIfCKLMD. A.GBNTB gVERYWHEUt CHARLES HESKETH.J tILSX. IHIH, BfESKETH AND AITKEN L are glad to Inform their Cttstomen tnfl the Public generally that having sold the whol< of thoir last year's Stock of Clovers, eto.,tley are in a position to Offer an Entirely New Block arriving per direct steamer Aorangi, from Lon don, and per Mail Steamer from San SWotoo, as under, all current season's growth, "oNiW"fl WHITE OLOVER (TrefoUnm repem) RRD CLOVER (Trefolinm pretend ALBYKIS CLOVER (Trefolium hybridj) COWGRASS (Trefolinm perenue) BCAHLKT CLOVER (Trefolium inoanutos) TREFOIL (Medicago supulina) LU.CKRNE (Medicayo sativa) ALFALFA (Medicugo Chilian*) . TIMOTHY (Phleum Pratcuis) CRESTED DG.3STAIL (Cynosm-m erbtalM MEADOW FOXTAIL (AlopeonrussretSw SHEEPS FKSCUK(FostucaOTlna) WOOD MEADOW GRASS (Pos numonlM PRAIRIE (Bror-.usSchroedsri) DOOB GRASS RAT-TAIL (Sporobolns clongattu) RYE-GRASS (Soleum perrenesempetrlreml COCKSFOOT (Dactylisglonierata) PURPLE and ORKEN TOP ABERDEEN DEVONSHIRE GREY STONE, WHITS BTQNE, AND GLOBE TURNIPS SWEDK TURNIPS They are also Agents for the Bonedurt v Mannfacturcd by the Auckland Mitnn Com pany, Sydney Bonedust and Flour, Minertl and Bono Phosphates, Potato and Gmss Manures. Peruvian Guano, Nitrate of Soda, and otiwr Artificial Manures; Oats, Mates, Barley, Bwni Pease; Coarse, Fine, and Rock Salt, Oobra,im Unsoed Cuke: Now Zealand FUi ud Tow.»k /Thob. J. Huanm / MANOTAOTtmITH Of CORN BROOMS, B£X tkuphop na..«a. "fTIHS AUCKLAND STAR" IS A GAZETTE rOK THK PUBLICATION 3* *"• g N 0 T 1 C E 8 ,i; IN KBLATION TO BOROUGH COUNCILS, COUNTY COUNCILS BIOHWAY BOAHD9_to_^. J HOUBI^LAM). ANDGMIHtAI COMMISSION AGBNT, No.'fi, QUEENITRB M> AT.BO. SOLE AGENT TDK KKSSRS DICKKSON AND "^' ETI PALE A L a, Tnfinlk_ftn£_BntHe : _____ —- IVOR POSITIVE SALE, cheap.J i^ r fectly new House of 5 room", Jj * A!kfr every convenience, and large K"*J?J. tenna mom, near Mourn Kdenßat w^mtlo^ d eusj.-A^pU to John poppet, Noose anu /Tf^.ii. KAli, UNi "> OO*1"1" 3 U.TKRATION Or TOnt-TABJA -,:,- Royal Mali C^TT"^O^f^! S^^Sto-^il.-^^1 to TO A^»/K^ fai AiioUani Bookinc t>flc^7Li. Cat""**! uid LaSB-sireet^uwbnd^^ j^prttW CwEbrtdao. ootoijar i»» -^-gndOrt l'assenirorß Bookad »< H. n. m« Glgb stroou Anoklana.