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"D. F, Eva s b. KSTATK, HOUSE. AND LAND AGENT, AUCTIONEER, &o. mo CAPITALISTS AND OTHBBB. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT IN THIB • CITY FOR SALE. AU that Valuable and Centrally Situated Pro port.. consisting of FREKHOLD ALLOTMENT, together with Commodious Double Shop, Store room, and 5 Rooms upstairs, built of brick on stone foundation, in flrst-clnss position, and well adapted for Solicitor's Chambers, being situated In Shortland-street, near thoso handßomo an. extensive new premises of tho Evening Star; and also ner.r Post-ofilco, banks, and those mag nificent new block of buildings (the Arcailfl now being erected for the New Zealand Ins>ir anco Company, , This is a real first-clana Investment, aud well Worthy tho attention of capitalists, i iv, with out doubt, tho most valuablo and safest invest ment now in tho Markot, with undeniable pros pective value, second to nono in Auckland. (857)



LAND AMD BSTATK AGENT, Coo:_bss's Aboaub, o___,_i-__R*iis, BAKEKiig—National Bans of Now _eal»nfl. Telephone Exchange, No. 1119. Heats an. Interest 0 .Hooted in town and country. Money Invested for Capitalists oa Srst-olan jccurirlea without charge,. Mortgages and Lcann nogotiatedi Partnerships arranged. Eotatcs Managed for Absentees and otheis. Tenant,guaranteed to landlords, Honr.es To Lot and Proticrtieo For 3ale or Lcaso plucod on my Books Freo of Chargo. Insurances effected at Lowest Betel, _nd Ooaaden_.il Agencies undertaken. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE. ttUKENSTREET—VaIuabIe lilock. CUSTOMS-ST. WEST (near tho junction ot Victoria-street) -Grand Factory Site. SYMOND3-ST.—Allotment., filfl per foot, SURREY HILL-Great North Koad Front age, £10 per foot. PONSONBY KOAD- X! x 110, £11 per foot. WKLLING-ON-STUEKi .-Allotment, £8 por "IIkI'DUEN-STKEKT-AUotmont, £7 10a por °ANGLESKA-STItEKT-48 X 110. £200. MOUNT EDEN (Main Road)-78 x 100, £7 per °MOUNT ROSKILL Main Road)-£2l2Bper foot. VIEW KOAD (Mt. Kuen)-£1 pe. foot. VIOTOKIA AVKNUE (Mt. Kden)-£3 per °_>ROSPKCT-STREKT (Mt. R0Bklll)-S2s Cd por foot. KINGSLAND (New North Koad Frontage)— £2 Ss per foot. KINGSLAND (Allotniont)-£35. NIGER STREET (Arch Hill)-30s por foot. MARINE PARADE (Ponsonby)-£3 per foot. BEACH KOAD (Dovonport)—£lo por foot. MOUNT ALBERT (Main Koad)-£2 6s por MOUNT ALBERT (Ran_orsvyl)-303 por foot. HOUSES FOR -ALE. No £ISO-Oliphant-etroet, 4 rooni3 7.M £300-Htuiirfrstreet, Ponsonby, 0 room,] i.« £300-SuBBOx-.'-treot, 1 rooms und ncullory 731 £330—Haslett-stroot, J rooms nnd scullory 723 £310—Vie. Park. N.S., 5 rooms, grand view 682 £350—Commercial Koad, 0 rooms, soul., oto. 6bßl £350—Mount Albert, 7 rooms, well. eto. 6.J0 £350—Sussex-street, 1 rooms, ocullory, eto. 651 £300—Mt. Albert, R rooma. blinds, grates, eto. 701 £350—Proopoot-stroet, 11 rooms, outhouse 618 £375-FlaKßtaff Road, N.S., 1 rooms, scullery 717 £500-Mt. Roskill. U rooms, all convenlonceß 673 £480—Vio. Avonuo, 6 rooms, scullery, eto. 652 £62,}—Mt. Eden 3d., 7 rms., all conveniences 529 £C3o—lC'lon Vale Rd.. 0 rconiß. concrote'tank 622 £000— Edinburgh-si., 7 roomg, kitchen, etc. 690 £600 - Manukau Rd., 9 rooms, wash-house. &c. 710 £800-Manukau Road, tl rooms, startle, &o. 709 £750—Mackelvie-stroct, 7 rooms, stablo, etc. Sovoral of tho abr-vo housoa may bo purchased on exceptionally c(,sy terms, only a .mail cash deposit required. MOUNT EDEN-Co be Let, a Gentleman's Rosldenco containing 10 room_, replete with ell modern convonioncci; nearly an aero ot ground : stable, coach-house. &c. A GENERAL STOKE, doing a steady and in creasing business,'near to Auckland. L'irgo doubla-fronted Shop and 10-roomed Dwelling, with ovor an aero of ground. Prico, £350. Stock at valuation. ONEHUNGA. —A well-built 5 roomed Houso, allotment to x 150; grand position; 3 minutes walk from railway station. Price, £350. 731 NEWMARKET—FreehoId. 11 feet frontage, opposito Royal Goorgo and Now Savings Bank ; a first-class investment, for oniy£l.3oo. A grand business sito, and will bo Bold at onco, Tho property has a double frontego. and isone of the beat stands in the borough. Terms easy. « FARMS FOR SALE A FIRST-CLASS IMPROVED FARM of 110 aorcß. Tho land is of oxcollont quality, and well laid down in English grasses or under croo l fenced and subdivided into 11 paddocks, woll watered with a permanent crock. Build ings consist of a. ond stx-rooracd House, Dairy, Stablo. Cowshed (Bh'_il3), Piggeries, Waggon Shod, &c. Thero is a woll-sh-.-ltored orchard, containing 800 fruit trees, and tho cropi com prise Potatoes, Oats, Mangolds, Turnips, Sec. The farm ia situated near tho railway station, several trains running to and from Auckland daily. Thia farm is now otTered at a sum which will ensuro an immediate sal*3. 800 ACRES, KAIPARA—AII fonced, about 150 ncrea grass, 50 acres brokon and ploughed, tho rest surface-sown, and light mixed bush. Soil: Limestone and black noil. Cottago, stable, bare, and shed. About one acre in orchard. Price. £2,000. WAIKATO—A very dceirab'e Farm of 217 acres—a grand lcvol alluvial flat, with H mllo frontago to tho Waikato River, andconvenient to railway station, 80 acres laid down in Eng lish grasses; good 5-roomed houso, dairy. Btablo, hay-loft, Btock-yard, &c; orchari, 1J acres. Largo run adjoining. Price, only £3 10s por acre. MOUNT ALBEKT-8 Acres, fenced and planted with shelter tress. Prico, £50 per acre, 7351 ] TAKAPUNA—92 Acres, t» .splendid investment, on the main roarl: £6 nor -ore : terms esnv. A GRAND LITTLE FARM OF 22 ACRES, within eight miles of Auckland, noarly all laid down in English grasses and fenced, cood North-Ea3t aspect. Four-roomod Houso with ican-to. Spring; of uovor-faillng water. Prico £20 por aero. AVON DALE-Closo to railway station, 3 Acres Volcanio Soil and 5-roomod House. Price £525. 730 ah. osM °N D LAND AND MONETARY ACT-INT, 116, QcttßN-8-R-KT (Adjoining B. Tonks and Co.'s). THLKPHONE-No. 186. BANKERS I NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZK ALAND. MORTGAGE-.AND LOANS NEGOTIATED RENTS AND INTERESTS COLLECTED MONEY INVESTED ON FIRST-CLASS BECI'IiITI-i", WITHOUT CHARGE ESTATES MANAGED FOR ABSENTEES VALUATIONS AND ARBITRATIONS UNDERTAKEN NATIVE LAND AFFAIRS SPECIALLY UNDERSTOOD Houses to Let, and Properties for Sale Plaobd on my Lists Free of Charge Every Description of landed Property Bought or Sold to Ohder Large Sums to Lend on Fimt-olabb Security Agent for National Fire and Marine In surance Company of New Zealand, and the New Zealand Amjident Insurance Company. Tjl O R CALK. ELLERSLIE. The Choice o thOße CHARMING RESIDENCE SITES, The views from which aro Unsurpassed. Situato close to tho Station. From a Quartor to Throe Acres may be pur chased on tho Easiest Tortus. IMG**,— A Great Bargain.—Cottage of two *_._•_'. ro oms and lean-to, with stablo, on allotment, 60 feet frontago to Mt. Roskill Ros.d. SHORTLAND-STRICET.-Allotment 30 feet _ 110 feet, with double frontage. Price, £16 per foot. Easy terms would bo arranged for building. VINCENT STREKT-S-roomed Houso, on allot ment 20 x 120; gas and wator -.price, £320. Also 1-roomed House, on allotment 20 z 80; water laid on; prioo, £320. Easy terms. WOOD-STREET, PONSONBY-Storcand Five roomed Dwelling, together with six-roomed House (let at 9s a woe_) on large cornor allot ment. 100 x 105. Price. £850. MOUNT KDEN (closo to main road)-Well-built 6-roomed House and scullery, verandah two sides, gas and wator; on cornor allotment; stablo, buggy-house, and storehouse. Prioo, £500; very eaay terms. ELLERSLIE-Well-huilt 3-roomed Cottago, on an aore and a-half al'otment. with largo work shop, oto.; all level; very suitablo for trainer's stables, being the only Bectlon avail able 30 near to tho Grand Stand. Prico, £.50. PANMURK-fccautiful Building Bite of 2} acres, fenced and in prr.ss, commanding a lovely viow of surrounding country. OTAHUHU-Good Building Section. 99ft front ago to tho Panmuro r.^ad. l'rioo, £50. RKMUEIt A.— Choice Building Allotments on tho Orakei Road, 05 x 105; 253 to 50s per foot. CHESTERFIELD, Mount Roskill Road.-Good lovel Building Allotments. 65 x 162 j 22s 6d to £3 per foot. MOUNT ALBKRT-New 4-roomed Houae on allotment containing 1 acre 1 rood: fenced, hand ploughed, and planned with fruit and ornamental trees. Prio", £5.0. MOUNf KDKN, VIEW TOAD-Nearly new .S-ro-mrd House finished in first-class style, with alt conveniences, dotached wash-house. &o.; splendid garden; allotment, 60 x 250. Price, £500. NORTHCOTE.—I-roomed Houso, on allotment 63 x 132, ten minutes' f rom Wharf. Prico. £180. Also, adjoining Allotment. £1 per foot. i-*) on-4-roomed House In Loamlngton Road j.-jOU Mount Kden, on allotment, 33 x 10». o.iOf. — Now 3-roomed Cottago at Mount £._,_,_■, Koakn., on allotment 75 x 115 ft. All the above Properties may bo arranged to be bought on very easy termn. TO BE LET. MOU NT ALBERT- 4-r corned Cottage and large allotment. 7s per week. ELLERSLTK-The grazing of 52 acros Land well sheltored and watered, and seourely fenced. LEAMINGTON ROAD,MountEden-4-roomed House, 10s per week. VALLEY ROAD, Mount Edon-7-roomod House, 15s per week. FARMS FOR SALE, BOMBAY—Very Desirable Property of 55 acres with new l-roomed House; volcanic soil, ail in splendid grass, well-watered, fenced and sub-divided. Will be let or leased with pur chasing clause PAPAKURA.—EversIoy Grove Farm, adlaeon to Hunua Station, consisting ot 298 acres first class land, well watered, mostly in grass, large and commodious residonco, with ali necessary outbuildings. HAMILTON—3 miles from station; 530 acres good land, mostly downs, with small portion swamp; soil rich, durk loam. Price £5 10s por aero, or may be leased. NGARUAWAHIA-Capital Dairy Farm of 231 acres, on the bankß of the Waipa, with Beven roomod House and all necessary convenien oies. Everything in good order. Price £10 per aero. MARAETAI,—42 acres, unimproved, part good bush. Price, 25s per acre. I have several Farms of every descriptions and In all parts of the district on my lists, for sale on oasy tormo. CHARLES H. OSMOND. B1 O R BALE, *• At LOWEST Market Rates i Hosin, I Itch, nnd Tar K..03CH0, Paint, and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott'a, and Storor's Genuine White Lead, in wood Mnnta Metal _nd Nails ' Large Stock of Canvas, rarions brands Wire Rope, from 1} Inoh to _ tnoh Bolt I'.opo, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, __ Biros Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palis Anchors, from 16 cwt. to 10 lbß, CJt-laa, from i inch to 1 inch. Cohs- ami ?l__ Oil, aaas.MßM_«3.



Alao, tho iollowing desirable Proportioa- AUCKLAND-Valuablo Business Site for sale, sltuato in Shortland-street, cornor of Mills Lano, and immediately between tho pre mises of Messrs A. Clark and Sons and Bycroftand Co. Terms easy. ALBERT AVENUE, MOUNT EDEN-Com fortablo 7-roomed Villa Residence (now); spaolous hall, lofty rooms; lOOOgal. oistorn, very largo allotment, volcanio soil, grand view. Only £520. Terms easy. (Kill) ALEXANDRA-STREET (top. near Symonils streot, aud near the planted reserve)— Co mfortable R'Sidenco of t rooms, city water, bath, and all convonioncos; a vory desirable proporty. 1152 SI) BOND-STREET, Arch Hill-Conifortahlo Cot tago of 2 rooms, on allotmont 33 x 105; largo stable, good well of water, Bide entrance for oxpress. Prico only £150. (loilO) BOND-STREET, Arch ilill-Froohold Cottago, 4 rooms and sc-illcry. largo passage, register grate, fee; gns opposite, and all conveni ences. Prico £270. (1503) BAYFIELD, Ponsonby—Now Verandah Villa of 5 rooms, fee hay window, register grates; on allotmont 40x100. Prico only £275. (1147) BRADFORD STREET, Parnell-Large Free hold Allotment, 80 foot frontago, with s roomed Houbo thereon. A bargain; prico only £350. (1560) BAYFIELD. PONSONBY—Nice New House Of 4 rooms, soullerj. nico position, froohold allotment; only £250. (1139) COLLEGE ROAD AND GREENWOiDST. (CORNER)—Freehold Shop and Dwelling of 0 rooms; nllconvonicncies; gas and city Wilier. Full particulars to D. F. Evans. (1613) CAMERON-STREET, PONSONBY - Hand some Villa of .rooms. &o„ largo and lofty; nice wash-house, copper, gas anfl water; mag nificent viow of harbour, excellent position ; large allotment, 106 x 122.-D. F. Evans. (160S) OHURCH-STREKT-Vllla Residence of 5 rooms, fitted with cupboards, dressor rcgistor grate, oven, &o.; good well and tank, well-stocked garden. Prioo, £380. (729) CLARENCE - STREET, PONSONBY - Nice Verandah Cottago of 4 rooms and soullory; allotmont, 40 x 87; £270. CAMBRIDSE-Lot 1.8: grand cornor allotmont, 1 acre. Also, lot 379; valuablo acre section; splondid corner site,. (1533) COLLINGWOOD-STRKET - Handsome and commodious Residence of 7 rooms, bath room, Sco.; fine position; grand view. (1415) DRAKE-STREET (Freeman'H Bay)— Commod ious Business Premises; fine position ; good invostmout. (1195) KLHpN-STRKET, PARNELL — Comfortable Cott .go of 7 rooms, stable, work shop, &o. in first-class order; kitchen rango, dresser, well, pump, &o„ near tho boaoh; prioo, £150. 1179 FKRNLEIGH-STREET—3 Verandah Cottages ot 3, 4, and 5 rooms respectively. In good ordor. City wator laid in. Prioo, for the three, £560. A good inve3tment. (1102) GEORGE AND RYLE STREETS! (cornor of)— Very suporior Houso, beautifully finished off in cedar nnd ornamental woods. To bo sold at onco; a bargain. 1103 GIBRALTAR CRESCENT (Parnoll)-A very Handßomo Villa Reßidence, possessing six fine rooms; gas and wator throughout; waahhonse and ovory convenionco; free hold allotmont, 36 x 100; woll drained and planted; this property is pleasantly situated, commanding a moßt extonßivo viow of the Domain. V^l „ HAMILTON — Splondid Littlo Farm of 100 aoros. mostly subdivided into paddocks. Bituato noar tho townßhip; good road, splen did houso, fine position. Prico, only £2,000. HACKETT-STREET (Ponsonby) -Comfortable Villa, 4 largo rooms, loan-to, &c; gaß and water laid in; nico position, noar tho leach, Prico, £350, (1510) KINGSLAND (2nd Avonue)-Houße ot 4 rooms and workshop ; Allotment 40 x 112. P_ice, MANNING-STREET (Nowton)-A comfortable House of U rooms, fitted with Vonetisn binds, gas. wator, otc, etc, £365. (1531) MOUNT EDEN (opposite Mr Batzer, and near residence of Professor Aldis)-Comfortable 7 roomed Villa; nice hall, every convenience, well-finisher- off; pretty place, grand viow. Price only £520. (1620) MOUNT EDEN (Owon's^Roadl-Pretty Villa of 6 rooms, wash-house, Sco , &c; splendid vol canio allotment, 132 x 170. (1517) MOUNT KDEN ROAD, opposite Valley Road -Comfortable 9-roomed Villa Residence, &<;., appointed with gas and water; grand corner lot (66 x 132; nice position. Price £720. _-, (1580) NEWTON ROAD—Two Handsome Villa, just finished; built on the moßt Improve, design; all conveniences. 6 rooms and soullory; plan to be seen at D. F. Evan's Offlce. Price £450 and £175. __, __ U639) NELSON-STREET—Comfortable House of 8 rooms, bath-room, &c, &o.; oity water and gas laid in. £650. (979) NORTH SHORE-Comfortablo Villa of 9 rooms, wash-house, copper, gas, and all convenien ce Prico, only £350. (1541) NEWTON KOAD—Good Investment; two very nice Houses; gas and city water in each. Both In first-class order and in splendid position, close to Karangahapo Road. Grand position for shop (1281) PARK ROAD—Good House of 7 rooms, pleas antly Bltuated; splendid view j large allot ment. Prloa £850. (1121) PARNBLL—ViIIa Residence of 7 rooms, bath room, &a, to.: wood, ooal, and wash-house, with bollor and all conveniences; allotment, 66 x 100. (1518) PROSPECT TERRACE, off Mount Roskill Road—Several nice Cottages of 4. 5, and 6 roomB; nico allotment, healthy. From £250. Terma eaay. Us(_) PKRCIVAL PARADE, Ponsonby-Brick Villa Residence. 6 rooms; good well, register grates, &c. *, allotmont 11 x 100. Price £320. (717) PONSONBY ROAD, opposite Hepburn-street— Splendid New Shop and Dwelling of sroomß, gas and city water; allotment 40 x 10*; room ■ tob *ulld another shop. Price low; terms easy. (1593) PENROSE—A eomfortablo Houae of 5 rooms, outbuildings, to., to., and 2 acros splendid volcanio land. (1525) PONSONBY — Handsome and Commodious Residence of 9 rooms, bath-room, conserva tory, to., &c.; out buildings and all con veniences ; allotment, 138 x 246, fronting two streets. (1531) PUKKKOHK—Good Freehold Corner Allot ment, with House of 4 rooms, Shop, stable, and out-house. (1101) POMPALLIER TERRACE—Very pretty Cot tage, in splendid order very nice garden. allotment. 50x100. Prico, £350. (1267) PARNELL (Brighton Road)— Now House of 6 rooms and workshop, stove, register grate; verandah slr..e and front: allotment, 60 x SIO. Price, £42; i Can be sold on terms. 1198 PON3ONBY ROAD. - Good Villa Residence, oloee to the Franklin Roa_; quite now; gas and water; allotment 66 _ 100. Price. £1.000. (1186) RANDOLPH-STREET, Newton - Two Fine Building Allotments, situated about the centre or Nowton; allotments, 33 x 99; third nnd fourth from aio-ccater-Btroot. Prioo £175. 1560 BBMUERA—Comfortable Villa of 6 rooms, &o, to.; largo allotment 66 x 221, planted, to., to £500. (1528) RICHMOND ROAD - Handsome Villa of 7 rooms, to.; kitchen range, copper, to., to. (freehold). £500. (1233) RYLK-BTREET— Pretty Verandah Villa of 6 rooms, to.*, allotment 60 x 120; a very dealrablo residence. (1039) STEWART-STREET, PONSONBY (close to tram)—A Comfortable Villa (new) of 6 rooms, &o, woll finish el off. fitted up with all con - veniences. Price only £150 (1631) SUMMBR-STRBEIT, PONSONBY-Verandah Cottage of 4 rooms and ecullory; water laid 00. Price only £150 (I'-l) SPRING-STREET, Alma Place, and only ten minutes' walk from G.P.0.—4-roomed Vor randah Cottage, oity water. Prico only £235. (1568) SBKRIDAN-STREET—Comfortable Houae of 8 rooms, Sec. ; gas and water laid in; nico position. Prloe,£soo. (1470) SALE-STREET (Freeman 8 Bayi-Cottago, 4 rooms, in good order; corner allotment; only £320. 1476 BBNTINEL ROAD—Handsome Villa Residenco of 7 rooms bath-room, to., to.; oity water and all conveniences; allotment, 40 x 180. . £550. (1650) VICTORIA-STREET WEST-Shop and Dwel ling of 4 rooms. £150. (1095) VALLEY ROAD, Mount Eden-Grand Build ing Allotments, splendid view, from 30s per loot. Terms. 1348 VALLEY ROAD, Mount Eden—Nice Villa Residenco of 5 rootim, to.; gas and water, all convenience, nico plaoo. Price £165. Termsleasy. (1586) VIEW AVENUE, MOUNT EDEN - New Villa Rcßidonco of 6 rooms, and outbuild ings; scoria soil, and good position. Only _m HOOT) VERMONT-STREET—Commodious and eom fortablo VlllaltOßidonce of five rooms, wash house, cellar, to.; oity water and every con venience : good allotment Very cheap. VINCENT-STREET (CITY)-Como Villi), a very handsome villa residenco of 5 rooms, ex clusive of pantry, batb, washhouse. and sheds; gas and city water; firet-clasß position; always lot —Full particulars D. F. Evans. (1630) WHITE-STREET (CITY) just off UpporQueeu streoi—A Comfortiblol-roomedCottage; nico allotment; oity water, all conveniences. £300. (1631) WELLINGTON-STREET—Very nice Cottage of 4 rooms, to; large workshop; ell conveni ences. Price only £300. 11623) WA_LAOU.STREKT, PONSONBY-A very nioe _*_u_o of 6 rooms, gaß and water laid on and every convenience, and out-house, about 3 minutes walk from the tram, and 200 yards from the Homo Buy Wharf. (1505) WOLF-STREET, off Hepburn street — Nice Villa Residence, 5 rooms largo workshop, &0.. &o. £120. (1212) WYNDHAM-STREETJUBtatcornorof Albert street; grand site; fine allotment, with old cottages now standing. For Bui__>in_ Allotments, Rural Lands, and Farms, see separate advertisements. D. V. EVANS, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGBNT, AUCTIONEER, &o. tuura Mart—.cbjik-stfept. t-Exr Rank or A.»i_a_a_u,



WM. VAILK.J [I'.OBT. BRADLEY "Vaile and Uradley, HOUEK, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, QCJ-KX-S-i'.EKT, Opposite Savings Bank, HAVE FOR SALE — FOUR-ROOMf"!D BRTCK COTTAGE Newton District, with good allotment, S3 _ 111, £230. STATIONERY BUSINESS, situated beat par o .Jjnei'ii-sircet. rt..u-. a gnoci raying trade. Owner. :-i vint- for England on private business. BUTCHERY BUS I ■"' RSS.in the principal street, Onehunga, with good premise-, also nil tho re quirements for carrying on a large trade. NEW HOUSE, 7 rooms, with coach-bonne and stable, Roscbank, Avondalo; wrought iron pallsadincr in front; 3} acres good land, strewn of wator throu. h the property, all well planted with fruit and ornamental trees, Terms—£loo cash, balance on mortgage GOOD ALLOTMENT at Kingsland, Cheap. POINT HOUSE, Northcoto. 2-story, 8 rooms, with allotment, 33 x 132; good gardon, all planted and lald-out with choico ilowors and fruit trees. £350. THIRTY ACRES SPLENDID LAND, with sea frontage, near Lake Taka. Una, allfonced, and Eart in grass. __ rare opportunity for a good omostcad. ONE of THE REST GRAZING and FATTEN ING STATIONS in thu WAIKATO-Splendid Eatato of 3,500 acres, greater portion of whioh can bo ploughod ; large per ccntago in grass ; any amount of rough feed and shelter; situa ted on tho banks of the Waikato River, with in 5 hours' ride by rail from Auckland. FARM at Waitakerol, 100 acres through part of which the railroad paß.oa, adjoining RR. Sta tion, and tho farm of tho late Mr Andrew Dil worth ; nearly all fonced good 8-roomed dwellim:, barn and stabling, cow-shed, stock yard, to.; 150 acros good Hat bush, 150 aores La grass. Terma easy. A VERY COMMODIOUS HOUSE of 0 large rooms, an allotmont 40 x 115, situated on Great North Road, Surrey Hills, hetwonn Surroy and Mackolvlo streets, about threo minutes' walk from tram cara .gas and city water laid on ; largo cellar underneath ; very BUltablo property for contractor; now in tlio occupation of good tenant at 17s por week, Tonus easy. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES GOOD LAND at Great Barrlar, CHOICE FARM of 350 acrea. with every con venionco, 1J miles from RR. Station, 5 miles from Hamilton, Waikato. WELL-FINISHED HOUSE, 7 rooms; work shop, 10 x 12; allotment, £0 x 100. £825. TO LET TWO NEW COTTAGES, 5 and 6 rooms oaoh Mount Eden, Rent low. jf£&§& »mHB AUCKLAND STAR'- ISA GAZETTE roii .rue Puni.iOATWK osr aia NOTICES IN OBLATION TO BOROUGH COUNCILS, COUNTY COUNCILS HIGHWAY ROAHDa &•<- NELSON, MOATE & Co.'s CELEBRATED CHALLENGE mtj mm r*f™BT,3 at -€k V^ii» ■"■ '. y-. MiSM vJira_ic_« DRINK EELS OK, MOATE & CO.'S CTCi-SB-tAT-lB PIT_-__ !SLL..S'>FJ> TEAS. CHRISTCHURCH. _y m | PROOF POSITIVE, a At tho N. Z, Interna- 8 tional Exhibition of 1.52 _ NR-SO.v, Moate & Co.'s | Celebrated Pur.! Blended 1 Teas wore acknowledged I by tkreo judges the best I by pence per lb., but jj I owing to an irregularity j a frivolous protest was 8 cv tcrc d. N 1:l_ox, | Moate & Co. threw up tbe award (although not compulsory) and chal lenged the opposing Com pany for another test; consequently a Special Committee was called, j ami the teas taken out of the different cases by Mr. Twopenny to bo ~ . wrapped in plain papers S £ (N. M.&Co.'s conditions) q p to bo sent to an expert te a appointed by the Com- h 2 mittee ; but the said > D Company fearing their _; Q teas would not stand t) another test thoir prices were reduced ,')d. per lb., sothc Comm tteedecidc tliat in spite ot the ir regularity they wee thoroughly convinced, from the separate eviden ces of tho juror, that 1 I B the lirst test was most 9 scvero nnd impartial. Although N.M.&Co. wore competing with scented mixtures, flavoured with artificially scented teas, a Gold & Silver M„uaj_ was awarded to them. Phices : 2/-, 2/4, 2/8, 3/-, 3/4, _ 4/- NELSON, MOATE & CO Ask your Grocer for N. R|. & CO.'S TEAS & c» WELLINGTON. JY O U N 0, • GENERAL GROCER, SHORT LAND-STREET. JB. BLAIKIB, • Victoria-street, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY Direct from Man-fao-WEhs, Has for Salo, at Low Rates- Carpenters' Tools Nails, Locks, Hinges Kitchen Ranges Register Grates, In great Variety Marble and enamelled Slate Mantelpleoes Largest Stock in Auckland Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fenderi Galvanized Iron, Sh/ot Lead, and Zlco Slate, Cement, and Plaster INSPECTION INVITED. NELSON, MOATE- Co. _ SPEG„MJ"Y Bl prl\S fj BRANCHES: AITCKLAtfD, DUNEDIN, CHBIBT ' CHURCH, WELLINGTON, 156. QUEEN-SSV AUCKLAND. Aos»r7g *-v-__ctvwas_ix.



THE 'NEW ZEALAND FARMER, BEE, AND POULTRY JOURNAL HAS A LARGE AND INCREASING CIRCULATION IN EVERY PART OF THE COLONY FROM MONGONUI TO INVERCARGILL. AS ITS NAME IMPLIES, IT IS DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS, AND EACH NUMBER HAS ABLY-WRITTEN ARTICLES ARRANGED UNDER THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS :- THE FARM—Seasonable Operations for both Southern and Northern Districts, Live Stock, Dairy THE GARDEN THE FRUIT GROWER THE APIARY—This Department is supplied with tho Latost Information on Beekeeping. The " Now Zealand and Australian Bee Journal " has now been incorporated ■ with tho N.Z. FARMER, so that it is more than ovor important that Apiarists should subscribe to tlio latter publication TIMBER GAZETTE MARKETS SPECIAL INDUSTRIES THE POULTRY YARD CORRESPONDENCE ENQUIRY DEPARTMENT HOME AND HOUSEHOLD; READINGS AND TALES ADAPTED FOR THE FAMILY. THE N.Z. FARMER IS SUPERBLY ILMJSTRATHD. NO EXPENSE 13 SPARED IN PROCURING ENGRAVINGS OP THE HIGHKST CLASS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE ARTICLES. The position which Thk Fauji_h has taken among agricuUu.ali.L- in all parts Of New Zealand, und tho wido extent of its influence, ensure its superiority nsjin ADVERTISING MEDIUM. It is especially valuablo to all trades anxious to bring themeolves under tho notice of tlie farming community. Aclveitising Rates on application. From tho spontaneous commendation. received by the Proprietor, the following selec tion is takon. These will show tho estimation in which tho Ne,w Zkalasd lais.mkk is held by thoso who have read it. To tho Editor New Zealand Fabmkk, Bkk and Poultry Journal : Bear Sir,— "Inm in receipt of Thk Farmer, and I must Fay it ia really n first-class journal—tho best of the kind, I think, in Australasia ;at least, I have not soon anything equal to it. 1 can got you some subscribers hero.—Wishing you success, yours truly, I. Hopkins (Matamata Apiary)." " It is a paper in evory respect well got up, and contains a largo'nraount of valuable reading mattor which should bo acceptable to farmera in ovory part of tho colony, at lonst to thoso of them who desiro to keep paco with tlio progro-s of tho times. The illustrations of poultry, &c, oro equal to those of Homo publications."—" Oamaru Mail. K. A. "Wight, Thames:—" I think that ovor thirty-five years' experience ns a practical farmor in these coloniesoucht to onablo mo to form a pretty good idea of what kind of instruction on agricultural matters is of most uso to tho farming community ; and on receiving your first issue of Thk Farmor, T am convinced that it is a most tt-oful journal, and contains Just the advice required by farmers." "We have received the curront number of Tub New Zealand Farmer, Bee, and Poultry Journal. Tho work is woll written, and deals with subjects of interest to the beekeeper, poultry breeder, and farmor. Such a usoful work only needs to bo know* to country sottlers to aecuro a largo Eharo of support in this district." — " Hawke's Bay Herald." Mr CiiuitcH, tho Socrotary of the 1> orth Otag > \gricultural and Pastoral Association, writes from Oamaru:—"l havo just been favc .d with a reading of your now pub lication, Tim New Zealand Farmer, and am r u_h pleased with tho contents. I think it calculated to do much good, and it bI-' uld bo liberally patronieod by the {armors and every ono interosted in the develop .nt of our resources." Mr A. Ferguson, Palmerston North, says :—"Ploaso send mo the Farmer. I consider it the very thing wanted." Mr Tno->. Adams, Gisborne, writes :—" My subscribers aro very much pleased with it (N.Z Farmer). Tho matter is vory good, and tho printing excellent." Mr J. McGregor, Timaru:- "Horowith please find my subscription to your excellent paper, The N.Z. Farmer. Peoplo only want to read the paper to becomo subjeribo" " From Mr F. R. Hurt, Nolson :—"I will mako an effort at onco to got new „„„ scribcrs, for I like to see good Boed sown in good ground, and tba papor well supported,' Mr John Watt, Ponltry Farm, Sawyer's Bay, Port Chalmers, writes:—" I must con gratulate you on tho Journal, It is simply grand, and only requires to bo soon to bo ap preciated. I wish you every success." Mr John R. Walkinton, Wavorloy, w-rites :—" 1 havo the March number ;it alone is worth all tho money. 1 only trust you may be ablo keep it up to present standard. I shall do all I can to help you in r commending it. Tho week beforo 1 got your March number I had spent a d>iy and :i half looking through back nitmbors oi tho 'Field,' to hunt out an ai ticlo ru Chi-Wick Applo Congress, with no success." Send for a SPECIMEN COPY, which will be sont post free to any address. Tut: N.Z. Farmer will bo found a good investment by nil ongaged in rural pursuits, Parmin?. 0.-i-rlcning, Fmit growing, Sock Breeding and Rearing, Beo-keeping, and Poultry Raising. > ew Zealand has long wanted a god Agricultural Papor, and tho Proprietor of The Farmer is determined to satisfactorily mpply that want. I'nhlirhed Monthly. Annual Subscription, post free, 10s (either in Stamps or Post-of-co Order), payable in advance 11. BRETT, PROPRIETOR, STAR PRINTING WORKS, SHORTLAND AND FORT-STREETS, AUCKLAND. TKI3 WONBJ___._Ftn__ /. Lateßt Improvements. Valuable Appliances. Ten Tears' 1 Guarantee. Patent Automatic Winder. Patent Drop-Boilers Q_"_fl?(fUP VPatent Loose-Winding-Wheel. Patent Thread Releaser. Wer vLVwis?U jtbelm Machines kept in Repairs for threo yoars FREE OF ./CHARGE. Illustrated Catalogues and Samples of Wort fre« ] from— Mh P U IU VQ / THE WEBTHEIM SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. HlnVllllllAJ/ w -j- T»TjiAT|? J7(\ QUEKN-STRKET, I YT - V' IJUxIU". '«>, AttOKIAND 'iX>KETT'S ALMANAC, 1886. A. AND Gr. PRI 01, i IRoT_^ ED EBRT_^ RF^fNS| B -, SECRETARIES OF MASONIC LODGES. AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, FRIENDLY S__lKTs_ LODGES, MER THAMBS CANTILE, TRADE, LITERARY, AND Have _« sue th. following M_cht_«. .- ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS. &c &c, are 1 Portable Engine, by Horn.br & Co., 8 b-p. muerted to forward to this offloe the intorma -1 Horizontal Engine, double bylln _.r, Hta, tion necessary for the compilation of the Local I Hori___t-l j-g_fl-S. by Uln. stroko Dlreotorjr ln *** vflluaWfl Handbook, which Is 1 Launch Kntrlne, i.in. by Mn. stroke now in course ot preparation. Several Societies 1 Multitubular Boiler, 17ft. long by 6ft. dUunotOf -,„-. „„, m-ntloiißrl In thn rarrnnt n-IHnn 1 Cornißh Boiler, 20ft. long bySt. dlameUr were not mentlonea ln tBO current oomon 1 Cornish Boiler, 18ft. long by sft. diameter through the dllatorlness of Scoretariea. 1 Cornlah Boiler, 17ft. long by Ift. Bin. diameter '_-_..--_,,_. - TT —_,- .: .__ -..__,— I Cornish Boiler, ISO. long by 4ft. diameter TTNION OIL, SOAP, AND OAITDLII 1 Cornish Boiler, 16ft. long by ift Bin. diameter \J COMPANY (LIMITEDI.' l Vertical Boiler. Field tv _as. 7ft. x 3ft. lliut new A quantity of <eoond-h_od (J_-rt*.-raaht_s MANUFACTURERS OF Phß*" STBARINS CANDLES, -_tlm_tes-ppUedfor_Uol-3-ee<rf__rt- M r-w COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, Wo-_.-M_kem of Sawmill _»d Quit. LUBRICATING AND OTHER OILS. e_n»_i_g Maohlnerr, Turbine Wheel* -_^ aO Uo__ f^n«y.Ttmb! r_a*-. _ad Patent Safetr Catal-ai ftw ALBERT ST., AUCKLAND, Wa«a»_» an- aOw. _____ '«*«_- i o___ Pare___«ri ol Tallow,



Jfl" ■ W ZEAL A M a RAILWAYS. TIME TABLE. — On and after Ist JUNE 1886. AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA LINK. OUT. WEEKDAYS. _g|- Sundays. a a..... _.in.!no;n P-ml^m. p.m. V-^-™?^7^ ?£_ "' "sSi 0 Auckland., dep. 7.15 8.40,12.0 2.0 .. 4.W 5.20 0.2 P... |.J0 u« , 2 NewmarkotJuno 7.25 8.5012.10 2.10 .. 4.25 5.30 6-31. •• »-4» "-^ 915 245 SRsmuora.. - 7,30 8.5512.15 2.15 .. 4.30 6.35 6.85 .. 8.45 11.-W v.io . 4aGroonLane .. .. fl.O ... .. •• -• ,-;, „•;. •• 055 n'jo 0.22 2.52 -, . PiS-i-OUon Jj! ._fofeo I;-.| 4 0 -18 iffitf 7.30 If H. 43 0.26 2.57 BaOnehS__S a. arr. 7.55 0.20 ia.4o 2.40 4.10 ife M | 7.0 [ 7.40| 9.10 ltt> J 9.35 3.7 ONEHUNGA LINE. lN _ Week Days. Sundays —— * a.in.|a.m. a.m. |p.ro. p.m.ip. mAV-m-\V-m. p.m. p-m. a.m. p.m. 0 Qnohunga .. .. dep. 7.5 8.20 10.0 1.0 3.15 4.30 5.10 6.35 7.15 9.30 10.0 o._C s'pen.rS-neUon _. \\ Usc|.3o 10.10 1.1M355 c U0 f»/C.io-730 9.1010.10 5.10 _ Ellcrello 7.20 8.35 10.15 1.15 4.4 .. SJ. .. 7..S Mo 111.10 6aGrecnLano •• • • •• ■• ;•,„ •• i»- " 745 n'sAtO"! 5.53 6 Remuera 7.30 8.11 10.25 12a 4.16 .. 5.35 .. 7.4, i w.twiu. .1 o.oj 7 Newmarket Junction .. 7.35 8.50 _o.SO 130 *.|' .. 5.10 .. M »* g.os 8 Auckland .. .. arr. 7.15 9.0 10.40 1-10 4.35 .. 6.j0 .. 8.0 10.lUj-U._- o.' 6 Change for Onohunga. ~ _ c Chango for To Awnmntu and Tntermodiato Stations. d Chan-- for Auckland and Intermediate Stations. / Chango for Otahuhu. _ Change for Morcor and Intermediate Stallone. MAIN LINE. AUCKLAND-MERCER-TE AWAMUTU-MORRINSVILLE-CAAIBRIDGE. Bourn—Wkkk Days. *i B - am. a.m. n.m. a.m. p.m. pm. 0 Auckland .... ..dep. 6.0 620 8.0 11.45 1.15 6.20 2 Newmarket Junction .. .. 0.10 fi.35 8 0 11.6. i.Ji b.dv II ltcnmnra b.15 6 10 B.ia 1--U -.-U *>•"■> "_ Kuee__ue ano " " :: :: •» *« «■'» >2'if) «:« •« _^nroe Junction ." " .. 0-28 7.0 g.30 12.25 -«.« KM 9 Otahuhu .. .. ~ •• 0-10 1.10 8.42 1..1U J.-J <_a HPapatoitol 7.20 - "£$ *'» 15 Manurcwa '■»> •• 133 "• ---19 Papalcnra *>•' •■ "-0' a2l Huuua „•:, „': ' 1.65 _'k_ " 22 Drury 8- 1 D J-° a23 Runciinan <i'2B Paorata. -•:. „•;. 2.25 fi'w r-o Pukokoho *■■>' B. sa U"M nil Buckland ■• ■• 30 .•■„ - 85 Tuakau !" J •• . D- M q37 Wangarata •• ■• 3.15 T *A lOPokcno.. .. - .. •• ni . ]ohb 325 '{_ w " 43 M-iicm. \ _ op , _ 10 0 10.50 3.15 " aoO Whangamarino •• '.'."" _5I Walrangl ns; Rangiriri 000 Ohinewal •• ij's 55 "" ~ 65 Huntly •• 1220 5.25 " ~ 69 Taupiri .. .. .. - 1232 5,10 " 7! Ngaruawalua n7Bl Puketo •• " '* "** aSI Toßapa .. " •• cl ; 6 _6.W " _jl Frankton Junction ■• _ •• __\ ___! Frankton Junction .. dop. _ .. 1.10 6.20 Iff Hamilton West.. .. arr. _ _ 1,1.. la Hamilton West.. . dop. .. .- 1-20 630 oß6:Sj_llamilton East. .. .. nrr. .. .. •• • Sflj ggßu.ikuia.liiM.tion ■■ err, .. •___ ._.!:•__ ».!. __ 1: -CSRuakiira Junction .. dep. .. .. 13d £S3, (for Morrinsvillc) .. ~ a9l a Eureka itep. •• - •• •• 099 Motuniaoho .. .. dap. .. .. ... 103 Morrinsvillc .. arr. ~ ~ 2la^ „ .. .. ~8. ."Ituakura Junction .. dop. .. .. 133 6.12 s*, (for Morrlnsvlllo) 090 S-gMongaonul a93 £gTamahoro.. .. - a97 EiPencourt • c 93 s«nautapu ■• •:. „••-. 101° Cambridge .. .. arr. „ •■ a^l „ *_ 1 "i. Frankton Junotion.. .. dep. « .. 1.10 6.20 (for To Awamutu). a9o,Rukuhia •• ■• „•:, 91 Ohaupo •■ L 42 6.15 a«l Lake Road _ •• -•• •-•- , 1 •• 99 Ngaroto : •• •• , •• 2-0 ,"■» *•' 100 Tic Awamutu .. .. arr.j ■■ . .. .1 2.5 _ 7.10 _< .. I Nortu—Wkkk Days. I c a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p m. p.m, OTk Awamutu - .. dop. .. .. .. 9-50 2.35 2 Ngaroto.. .. _ .. .. .. .. .. 9.58 2.10 al Lake Road 7 Ohaupo .. .. _ .. .. 10.15 3.0 all ltukiihia .. .. .. - 15 Frankton Junction .. .. arr. .. .. .. 10.15 330 31 £ Cam bridge .. .. dep. .. - .. 9.15 2.35 028 •o.elliiutapu .. •• •• ■• - a' 27 *C "sKencourt .. .. .. -. - al'J ■£ jj'l'iunalioro .. .. ~ .. .. >■ -M SfqMoiignonul 19 o Ruakura Junction .. nrr. .. .. .. 10.20 312 33 -lorrinßvlllo .. .. dop. .. .. .. " 8.15 .. _ «'-9 a Motumaolio n2l Sj-'Euroka .. .. .. .. •• - 1(1 g oltuakura Junction .. arr. .. ._. .. 10.20 ._. E _ Itinikiira Junction .. dop. .. .. .. 10 25 J. 12 16 _;£Hamilton East .. i g Hnmil'on Went „ .. 10.10 3.25 15 Frankton Junction .. arr. .. .. .. 1015 3.30 Frankton Junction .. .. dep. .. .. .. 1G 35 3.10 a-OTellapa a2tl Puketo 27 Ngaruawahia .. .. 1130 4.20 31 Taupiri ~ .. 11.(0 4.35 36 Huntly - .. 12.7 5.15 all Ohinewal .. .. .. .. .. .. _> aiH Rangiriri al" Wairangl asl Whangainarino fi , Mv „ r _„ j arr. .. .. .. 1.15 639 5i Mkrckr j d(jpi ft2o _ UM , 35 GiS CO Pokeno ..__.. .. 6.31 .. 11.10 1.15 7.0 063 Wangarata ~-.._ .. „ .. c.. 65 Tuakau .. _ 6.50 .. 12.10 2.0 7.20 at>B Buckland .. _ .. .. c .. 70 Pukekohe 7.10 .. 1210 2.25 7.45 a73 Paorata .. ..__... .. .. .. c .. a~& Runciman .. .. .. .. c .. 78 Drury ........ .. 7.16 .. 1.15 3.0 818 oSO Hunua _. .. .. .. .. c .. 81 Papakura .. .. _ .. 8.2 .. 1.32 3 JO 8.23 85 Manurcwa .. .. _ .. 8.11 .. 1.15 3.2. 8.15 89 Papatoitol 8.32 .. 2.10 331 9.0 92 Otahuhu .. .. „ .. 8.12 6.50 2.20 3.18 9.10 7.1. 95 Pouroso Junction 18.52 c 7.0 b2.3;> 6 3.59 9.20 67.30 96 Ellers'le.. .. -. .. .. 8.56 .. 2.35 1.4 925 '.33 097 Grcon Lane 9.0 .. .. c .. 97 Rcm-ona 9.5 .. 215 , 4.16 9.40 7.45 98 Newmarket Junotion .. .. 9.13 .. 2.50 c 1.25 9.45 7.50 100 Auckland arr. 9.22 .. 30 1.30 9.55 8.0 b Chango for Onehunga. c Chango for Auckland and Intermediate Stations, d Change for KalDaro Branch Station.. Passimgors for Cambridge and Morrinsvillo must change at Frankton Junction, and for Mcrrlnsvlllo again chango at Ruakurc, Junction; a Flag Stations.—Trains do not Btop unloss required Notice ahould bo given tn the Guard at tho previous stopping Stations by ary Paßeongers desiring to alight at Flag Stations c Only stops to set down Passongere from Waikato Stations. B Only stops between Auckland and Mercor whero shown. Passongors from otho? Stations be tween Auoklnnd and Mercor must proccod by the 6 20 a.m Train, ex Auckland, which stops at all Stations, and change Into the Waikato Train at Mercer. C Goods Trains, with Pnssonger car attached. kaipara branch, auokland - henderson - helknsvillr. OUT.-Wekk Dayb, IN.-Wekk Days. To 6 a.m. am. p.m a.m. a.m. p.m. 0 Auckland .. .. dep. 7.15 10.60 4.40 OHolonsvlllo -. .. dop. 6.30 11.45 4.0 2 Newmarkot Junction ~ 7.26 11.10 4.15 n 3 ©hirangi 4 Mount Eden. .. .. 7.31 11.17 5.5 al Paeroa a5 Kingsland n 6 Wooohill ao Morningsido.. _ a7 Rewotl a7 Mount Aibort _ alO Waimauku 8 Avondalo 7.47 11.37 5.22 14 Kumou Junction „ .. 7.25 1.10 6.0 a9 Now Lynn al7 Taupaki all Walkomlll al9 Wnitakerol 7.15 1.33 5.21 II Henderson 8.10 12.1 6.15 a'.'llSwanaon al7 Swanson .. „ .. . .. .. 2.i!Hfndorßon 8,10 2.0 5.45 -OWaitnkcrci .. .. > 8.35 12.31 6.16 a27j\V*aikomiti a22 Taupaki a2!li Now Lynn .. „ 25 Kumou Junction .. .. 8.55 1.6 8.28 31|Avondalo 8.37 2.27 6 8 a29 Waimauku 1.25 .. o32|Mount Aibort it'll Rowetl a33.Mornim?sido a;) 3 Woodhill a3l Kingsland _35Paeroa.. _ :<s|Moiint Eden 8.55 2.18 620 a36ohirangl 36;NewmarketJunction .. 9.13 3.5 635 38 Holonsvllle 9,55 2.10 7.30 I 38! Auckland .. .. arr. 9.22 3.15 c.15 C-Goods Train—a Pasßongcr Carriago is attached to this Train, which stops for Passengers' Signal only, b Chango for Waikato. GENERAL CONDITIONS. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TR UN'S.—The Department doos not pledgo itself m to tho despatch or arrival of trains at tho oxaot time shown in the Timo Tables; should ciroumnt.incOß render it impos»ii>le or inoxpediont for n train to proceed, tho faro, paid will bo returned. Tho Department docs not undertake to forward passengers In suoh casoa CHILDREN.—Children under throo yeais of age are carried freo ; above three, and undor twelve rears of ago, at half faro. PASSENGERS can bo booked at Stations conditionally only that thero is room in the train PASSENGERS entering tho train at a Booking Station without a ticket, or having got in it a Flag Suitlon and not taking a ticket at tlio proper Booking Station, will bo charged one shilling in addition to the ordinary fare. LUGGAGE.—Each passenger is allowed to tako 1121-8. of Personal Luggago freo (not Including mcrchaudlsd of any kind), and for every -61bs„ or fraction of s_lbs., abovo this weight for every 50 tnilos, or fraction of 50 miles, the chargo will ho one Bhilltng. No luggage will bo allowed to bo taken into the carriages unless of such a size that it can bo placed under the Beat without inconvenience. Tho Dopartmont will not be responsible for luggage which iB not carried in tho van, or which passengers may have neglected to sco labelled. Passcngors having lugguage to go by train niuet present It at tlie Station at least ton minutes boforo the adver tised departure of tho train, or the Department will not be rcs.om.bto for its despatch. Pasacn Ecrs who havo lost luggage aro requested to givo notico to tho Station Masters at onco. The Ktparlmcnt wilt not bo responsible for any luggago or parcels improperly loft about the Station premises. GOODS AND PARCEI/8 to Flag Stations, platform, and private Bidings, whero no officer of tho Department is In charge, must bo prepaid, and will bo put out at suoh Stations at tho risk of consignee PARCELS must bo at tho Station at least thirty minutes boforo tho advertisod time o. doparturo of tho train by which thoy are to bo forwarded. HORSES, CARRIAGES, AND DOGS.-Tho Department does not undertake to forward Horseß, Carriages, or Dogs by any particular train, but when sent they must bo at tho forwarding Stations half-an-honr beforo the doparturo of tho train. TJio owners of horsos must provide moans of securing thorn in the horse box, and tho Railway Department will not bo accountable for any injurioa BUBtalncd through their breaking loose or otherwise, nor will it undortako to oarry unbroken or vicioue horaos. At country Stations requisitions for horso boxes or cariia_e trucks must be made tho day boforo they nro wanted. DOGS muat be provided with chninß or other sufficient moans of aocuring them Tnov will not be allowed in carriages, and tho Bender must obtain a tiokot, to bo given nu boforo tho end of tho journey, boforo the dog is delivered. SMOKING Is striotly prohibited in any part of the Railway premises or In the oarrlaeoß except those specially Bet apart and marked for the purpose. »•«_<*>. Csr All Time Tables issued prior to this date are now cancelled. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manage J>OYAL MAIL LINE OP COACHES / IThOS. JT, HaRBUTT, ALTERATION OF TIME-TABU, (__. 1 MahutaO-Olubh or The Royal Mall Coaoh (oarrylng passenger*) CORN "RT-OOMS. BASQUE will, on and after 6th Ootobef. l_-3Va_d _n_! *-A- ,J*'-L1 UlWUlttO, bo__o, further notice, run to the following Tu_»- —- — T L.ave~Cambrldge fan-Hamilton Junotion Bail. "U»»{kAp Al }_____; way Station daily a t &J6 a.m.; returning from TKLKPHONK NO !_•_. Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from lamrnvna "U..,«* Auckland. -- _r__ -nnrm-r .B Leave Hamilton for To Aroha on Monday* -____-_fl-h__ A/I , .DOWN naa Wednesdays, and Fridayn on arrival of Train _____HR_________ _W _ast received • *om Auokland; returning from To Aroha on l__a*l___B__g geleot Assortment of ■wlays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 7 a.m, -__ffll-«£___. STAY MATERIAL, in hlng the 2 o'clock Train at HamUten Juno Kiißr l^ er/J_rrie& and.colour, far Auokland. \M lljr^ STAYS. CORSETS, Boob-nq Omcss i __W _m_ Upon the lßteßt"liaprbvfr Gwynuo'i" Hotel, Hamilton West; Cnlemasi■ MM W-kk. Cnnntrv nt* Hotel Vr.A-Ohai_nd_tmv_-____e_,K_rkw-o- _ffls_B _¥_ Conn_nl_2__J-_L. .unotTJ _ad _-_o-sti-oet_. Cambrl-fee. ■« I j^ly attended to, „ . w. k. carter, Prapdekii! mfm 15 IB AU I&roej8 Bent p oß' fr«& U-mbrtdw.Ooio-e.t 1883. '"" \mW . mrTpß^ ________5_i n!__S_-___i M H* H* Hsrr Bna w" Bfeur andi Corset-rnkkej^



T. P■ A • o!*^ MATHEMATICSIOI4^'. ° . Spectacles tffKL? ' leleß oo pe B ,B_,io^fe**ti»Ut r -■ . * S_*_S_fgßsa£ Birometers The™ I*'^Sfi^Ht, , Klcctrioboilß fc°Hmeten. KS*? i steam Guageß an! T U h.»_'-**!SS*^,«'' Amateur I'hot w _ffig^^2U. SelfrcglsterlnKXfe^ ' Anerolds^r^,^^^ mXB-MKKXSOKB^^ . , qul.t, refreshingsl e »H,J™,**l«- tq .v_. i.: relict from paiuwdS'^^ &4u_: the weary achings of _£.S_?*P^«___ vibrate the nerv^Vodft? aC>I circulatingßyetomsoftietiodV?d "wSSifc yourself with that ___? e ,ft»ou^n^ 1 covered by Dr. j.Vrfivf n™" 8 »meS?_? Medic.l Staff), to which _SKmM5 KmM Wffi ' audistho only Bpedfiot'c^M % sS»a.«a«_BS; CHLORODYNE is rtw> „_i ■?"'" Neuralgia Kheumat_^U? 7(_iS 4tll? fc • ache, Meningitis, &o. wra,' u«l'»W,*-«J s this opportunity ol co_M-tnl_H_. J-seinl«3 1 widespread repataUon" __a jnlK?l "* 1 medicine, Dr. J.Coldsßrownl.™ ll****** earned for itse^ not only in HiiW'VliM ; over the East, As a Si, K1"!w8 • wo much question »£_£&_£-__»« : nto the coWry, and wI __s_BEkS___ I Tho other brands, we are! .aim! ta,T_'•* ' relegated to the native \Sau_r_ Jl tt»» from their sale, wo fane. ihe?r Si,Ja_r*t'' will be but evanescent We SAW «sri stances ad UUiturn ot ffSi 1 efficacy ol Dr. Collis BrowS cmSP*? 1 Dia-rbam, and Dyseoterr? SdS.J?'* I Ncnr.]giathcVomiting-.P«S'.^ gonorai sedative, that hive oc_Su&l Ptrtona observation during ___y JiW !■ Choleraic Diarrho-a, and ever Tin ".£*_^ 1 terrible forms ot bholer."K ffl& 1 witnessed it. surprisingly controkgVS I Wc have never usodany other _-m_hU_sl il eino than Collis Browne's,Tom _Sjft__r!ri tion tho tit I. decidedly th. b^_&«i seifte of duty we owe to the pnSoiSH I public, as we are of opinion that t-JS-SB _ ot any other than Collis Bro*n__,,TS W liberate breach of faith on sb_ fiSfS 1 THK OHKMIST TO PUBSORIBg"_JnftSS_-ll *"KB. We are, Sir, faithfully ytnn. B_' ■ _ Co., Members of the Pharm/siffiM* I Britain, Hut Expediency the VlwwrfoHJl}' I CAUTION-Vioo-Ch__.ellor Bir W *„ Wood stated that Dr. J. ColUi Brown. _S ' undoubtedly, tho Inventor ot C_lotoa___!_X I the story of the defendant Fr-Zf™Z | hberately untrue, whitfh, he regroltai £T_, ■ 1 had been sworn to.-Seo " The TlmM,. filfa i Sold in bottles at le lid. 2s 9d, to 64, miv oaoh. NonotßgonuinavithouUhßiKMrSn. 9 J. Collis Browne's Chlorodjn™» onfiGßX ment stamp. Overwhelmingmedlo___iii_. 88 .ocompmieii each battle. "T vu™w™<. Cautinn.-Bewaro of Piracy and I_ltotw_" ! Sole Mantifacturer-J, T. DAVEN_O_S_ ■'• Groat Russell-street, Bloomsbury, LtmJofc * DHOOTINQ SEASON, 18SS, GUNS!! GUNS!! GUNSI! D. EVITT, GUNMAKER, 254, qUBBN-TRKBft AUCKIiAirD. ■"{ '•■; The advertiser having a very large Stairi ■ J una. both Breeoch-loatting and M__l_l»l. . ng. haa rc-maked them at a ootuldenbli tKDUCTION FOR CASH. i ' _'l.'i . :■ Sinfrlo barrel Guns from .. _01M;;; ?jouble-borrol Guna from .. ... I :>,{.;« jloublo-ban-eIB.L. Guns from .. _15,P , fc'ns-10-barrel B.L Guns from .. E0 0 [ Curtis and Harvey's Best Quality niamond GrnufGunpowder.. is Sd per _■■•.'• Fl-'F t>unpowder .. .. .. 3sod „ Shot - .. Os s_d „ Cartridge Cases, 12 guago,sß,6s.anaTiipailftyi -very Other Kind of Shoohno Maiiw ~ EQUAIX- Chsap. -LEY'S CENTRAL FIBK CARTRIDB-. 12 guago, loaded with the New KCPoirto. 9UNWORK OF EVERY D__CRI**TI(|K ■ DONE PROMPTLY AND EFFICIBN-LT, IMPORTER OF PAINI3 CKUSBIUIE) FIREWORKS. D. EVITT, GUNMAKER AND IMPORTER, ;;, 254 — Queen-street, Auckia-D, -254 Wholesale nnd Retail. , <ar__ND roB Pbio_-IBTB. Sx«_v jeMmmiil COTTB OF PURE COD LIVEE OIL And Hjpophospliites ef Lime and Sou- ALMOST as PALATABM &s rf Possessing the combined viitnes-rf ; theße two valuableremeaiesmtlieirttil»i»j| degree. More easily digested waWmfi lated than in tho cruds t,ortiAfm, especially desirable for ;«<»|. wasting children and psrnons Witt feeble digestive power, and aa A REMEDY FOB CONSUMPTION, A REM _»V FOR ffASTHG DISEASES OF CHILDREN, A REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, _ A B .tfEDY FOR AX.UMIA AP W' til \l. DEBILITY, A REMEWF FOB .OJOfilfS. «,y AKi) THROAT AFFECTIONS.. • In fnct, all discuses wliere there » ffl Inflammution of the Tar-ml andLnagJr h WANT of KEKVE I'OWEU,.notliini! mW woiU mu_ls t.hi- |>nWsMcB«*M • li is pr.'.iribe- and. endorrfd -.to t* ;| bcH ;:..vsirians in the vnrionß cotmtnW fl,e v-oi!,!. ,vho wilt st test these facts.: yv; i'or Bttlo by u!l OhemiAs. . ■-" p APBRflANflllf 0* W. PHILLIPPS * BOW SAVa RECK-VED, M lAT* AI»lr*" 185-P A 0 X A 0 B ,M» W.0.0 ROLLS OF PAPBRHANGIfIMft oonsibtiko or NEW PA-TKRNS - . ta Drawing, DJntag, tn f^^<mZ « -**-_ffIMBK" M B_PACSAGHS-91» 80RIMB -AHDJ»B* U" W. PHILLIPPS * »•* [ 86 4W) »7. (lo««^*U^ -—■ — —- - ~~"LT',_' t'. _op P ™ a-b0..-, -'*■'■ ,r.'_£ »-M_rq«« ■ PALE *. ■ : F InßulkandßotUft___^ r feotlyn-wH«we.<»,*S^S^lKSl .W*si^rt^l^^B■• g^Wg.Qtteeng^j --^ U M<»o_r«mi, et*.** 1" _««



■^fc , ," - T Jl "PROCTER, OCULIST OPTICIAN, 0£ ■hristehurch. Is now on a visit to Auckland, for a short time only, and may bo Consulted on all Diseases of tlie Eye, and for tho proper od justmont of Spi'Ctaclaß, With reßurd to the Disoascß of tho Eyo, thero may be considered twodibtinct, kinds of treatment, viz .the Medical and the Optical; the Medical to the I'hysici in. the Optical tc tho OcuLiai Optician. Kntiro'y two-thirds of the diseases are due to optical defects. Blmdncss, Squint Kyks. Headaches, Neuralgia of thoFaceandTemples,Deafness,nnrl Inflftmniation of tiro Eyo^ are frequently caused by opticaldofecta, and are Prevented and Cured, without operations, hy properly nd-ptan Spectacles, mado to correct the defective por tion of. tho eyo. There are over 500.1W0 varlou. • conibinatione of Spectacles required to correct; theso defects—knpossihlc to bo kept in etock hy j any Optician, oven In London, therefore, must, be ground expressly to meet each individual case. T. R. PROCTER received the highest award (trained for tho manufacture of Spiotaelea in every combination of spherical and cylindri cal form required, at tho International Exhibi tion, N.Z, via., a Certificate and Gold Medal. T.R.P. has for many years mado an especial study of tho optical means necessary to remedy the defocts of the astiem'-tic or weak-sighted oyos. and this experience, combined wivh tho appliance, for manufacturing, ennblo-i him fre quently to relievo even the otherwise hopeless oaaea. No Charge for Consultation, Address :— TIIREE DOORS FROM THEATRE ROYAM VICTORIA-STREET. "ALBANY" FOOD FOR INFANTS. Recommended by the First Physi cians in England. IMMENSE DEMAND. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS, STEEDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDERS FOR CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH. CAUTION TO PUROHASEKS. The value of this well-known Family Medl.lne has boen largely tested in all parts of the world, and by all p-rades of society, for upwards of fifty years. Its wcll-earnod extenslvo sale has induced spurious imitations, some of which in outward appearance so closely resemble tho'original as to have deceived -.any Surchasers. The proprietor, therefore, feels it no to tho publio to pivo a special caution against tho uso of such imitations. Purchasers aro thereforo requested carofully to observe the four following distinctive char acteristics, without which none arc. genuine :— Ist—ln every caso the words John Stkkd man, Chemist, Walworth, Surrey, are en graved on tho Government Stamp affixed to each packet. 2nd—Each Single Powder has directions for the dose, and tho words John Stcedman, Chemist, Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon. . 3rd—Tho namo Steedman is always spelt with two EE'b. , , . 4th—Tho manufacture is carried on sololy in Walworth, Surrey. ._-_., Sold in Packets by all Chomists and Medicine Vendors, at Is 1 jd to 2s 9d each. Agents: Kemptjiornk, Prosser and Co., Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin. COUGH ELIXIR. TLEASAiVT AND EFFECTUAL. FOR COUGHS and COLDS BAXTER'S LUNG PltlCSKßVKßlaunrivalletLTrylt. IN BRONCHITIS and ASTHMA, BAX JL TKU'S I.UNG I'KE.ERVERaiTo-daininie diato ro'icf. Try it. S" O"RE"fIIKOAT qu'ekly yielda to BAX TER'- LUNG 1 _iE-EKVEH._Try it._ '17101- WHOOI'ING COUGH BAXTER'S J- LUNG PKESEUVKRia a specific. Try it. IN CONSUMPIION BAXTER'- LUNG PRESERVER bus boon signally succ.eeful. .cc '' Book f,ir It vory llome." Tli CKOUP, its effect is mngicnl, the .1. o-pjotoiant and other properties aiTording very speedy 1 cliof. Try it. TESTIMONIALS. From RS,V. taiAKLK- PEVNY (late of Chtißtehtirrh). March 1", 18*11.-Your Pulmonic Elixir Blford, d my wife aud children almo.i tniuifdiiita relk-f in Coup;l.Jand Colds, and man) to whom 1 have hud tho pleasure of rcconi inenriinK your specific have spoken of it as in i\.lnab!o. In one case, when every remedy iried w:is poworlo.s to give, relief (tho cough will fo cihtrrsains) Iho flrst doso ot your Elixir proved most, cllrotivo. Jn another caso (sore threat), acme «us eosoon brought üb.ut that the ratier.t resolved in tho future to toko n^lhlnK cl-c Other ca^es could bo cited, but these will bo Buflhient tochnw that yourPul monic K.ixir is a remedy of no mean order, Fri M. C. E SALTER. Esq, Barriiter and .-iollcilor. Inglis'B J-iuiidiiiKS. Ch'-istchurch. 20th Mar k, 1881 -I havo used yi ur Pulmonic Elixir v my family for some years pa-t, and havo !ound i>. to bo very efficacious in Ohost aud Throat. Complaints. From WILLIAM KKED, Esq., Shipping and Outtoinn Agont. Lytteltou, Novcmhor 28. 1883.— t havo uao.l jour Lung Preserver in my family for the last fourteen years, therefore havo the [.reatett pleasure in bearing testimony to it" riti-acy in tho treatment of coughs, colds, bron _hiil«, croup, whooping-cough, So. I have i-ct-iinien-cd it to my friends, who have also proved it to b. a very pnla'ablo and speedy euro forih'Bt, and tbro&t compl,:int«. I li.ye uni foi mly found a etnglo dote of Lung rreserver chick a severe paroxysm cf coughing. I shall on all occasions hnvo great pleasure in recom nicndinK it to euil'erers, as I consider it a boon to mankind. From ISAAC ALLE***, Esq., Commission Acent, Hereford-street, Christchurch, Deo. S, 1853.—" After seven years' experience, I have sreat pleasure in testifying to the o-lcaoy of your 'Lung Preserver,'having proved it in my ramilj tobsasp-'.itlc for c.ughs, co'.ds, &0 . a fow doses invariably Bubduing tho nasty harass ing cough, and while relieving tho throat and chest, it. does not, like othor nostrums, dis order the digestive organs by inducing nausea, constipation, headache, loss of appetite, &o. 1 can hoartlly recommend it as tho best, cheapest. _nd most palatable mixturo known for ooughs, solds, bronchitis, whooping cough, &c. So highly do we ostoem it that we always keep a supply on hand." From W. B. SCOTT, E«q., Builder, So.— " Peterborough • street, Clirlstohuroh, Decern- I bor _, 1883 —Some years ago I was reoorumendod to try a bottle of your 'Pulmonic Elixir and Lung Preserver,' for tightness ot the chost. I ' did co, and from that time I have nevor been without it in tho house. I have found it answor in evory roßpeot for cougha, colds, and sore throat, and would strongly advlae thoae that are suffering from such complaints to try it' From Dr. J. EWAItT—" lam very much ou- Soscd to patent medicines gonorally.and totally iscountenanco tho Ba'sams, Oxymels, Elixirs, Syrupß, and other emanations of unprincipled empirloa; but I regard your Lung Proeorver aa a really good preparation, entirely free from thoßO qualities which ronder most patent medi cines dangerous, and possessed of thoso tonic and stimulating properties which re=derit a treamire to thoso who suffer from the exhausting effects ot pulmonary disease and cheat affections generally. In cases of asthma, It quickly outs short the pnroxysm. In chronic bronchitis or winter cough it ia useful; the dißohargo of mucus is greatly assisted, and tho wheeing and difficulty of breathing are greatly rel.eved by It In acute bronchit s it ia also btucflcla', and w-hil-it ittendstoohookinflammatlon.lt promotes expeo'oration, and thus relioves the laborious and difficult breathing so general in tbese atfncks. Aba Cn-igh Medloino, for persons of all ages, It 1b excellent To ba had of a'l Oheralsta and Storekeepers, in bottlea. Is 6d. 2s 6d. Is Gd. and 8s each. Wholosale Agonts for Auckland— MESSRS J. C. SHARLAND & CO. T. HAYMAN & CO. (JLOSHBROTHKKS. KKMPTHOBNIC, PKOSBER& CO. s_. Furc-OB'-nt are rejuootca to asked for B ixtor'e Lung Preserver. Be cautious against boing put off with somo othor medicine, which donlers may recommond sololy on the ground of having mora profit AXTER'-TIUNG PRESERVER is a Pleasant Remedy. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER is a Potent Remedy. BAXTER'S LUNG PREBERVER~iB supported by high-claBS Testimonials. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER is highly recommended by members of the Medical, Legal, and Clerical Professions. BAXTER'S LMg^PRESERVER doos not disorder tho stomach. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER does not constipato tho bowols. BAXTER'SIUNG PRESERVER doea not produoe headache. IOAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER does JL> not contain Paregoric.Oplum, or Squills. gAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER--, admittod to be the Cheapest and Best Zh Mixture. jr EATING'S poWDER, ' KEATING'S POWDER BEATING'S POWDER KEATING'S POWDER KILLS BUGS FLEAS MOTHS BEETLES. This Powder is Quite Harmless to Ani mal Life, but Ib unrivalled in destroying fleas, bugs, cockroacheß, beofles, moths in furß, and every other Bpociea of inseot. Sportsmen will end this invaluable for destroying fleas in their dogs, as also ladies for their pot dogs. this Article has Found b"o Great a Sale that It has tempted others to vend a so-called article in Imitation. The Public are Cautioned that the tins of the'genuine, powder boar the autograph of THOMAS KEATING. KKATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLETS A Pur___ Vegetable Sweetmeat, both In appearance and taste, t urnisbincr a most agreo able method of administering the only oortain remedy for INTESTINAL or THREAD WORMS. It Is a perfectly safe and mild pre paration, and is especially adapted for Children, Bold In Ting by all ChemUta and Druggiat.. Pro, rioter ITHOMA3 KEATING, ES^s,