MERCANTILE.

Helensville Timber Company. - Annual Report.

The annual meeting of tho shareholders of tho abovo Company was held on October 30, Mr A. Bull, (Chairman of Directors) pre riding. About 12 shftreholderswere present. The following report and balanco • sheet were submitted: —

Your directors havo pleasure in presenting their fourth report and balance-shoot for the vpnr nndlns 30th September, 1S8». The mill and SSSS^tave been maintained in efficient working order. The cost of all repairs, besides the sJmof£s73 la 9d for depreciation, has been chanted to the revenue account. The balance S??hn vnar-g trHdinc after deducting tho above Sum 0m73 lsOJ7sh Ko\vß a not prplHof £58715511 d which addod to tho amount brought forward Smlut year, makes a total of £3,1U0135, out of which an interim dividend of 5 per cent, was paid in April last, amounting to £133 S3. Your dlreotora proposo to appropriate £8G 9s for directors' fees, and to pay a. dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum for the G months end ing 30th Septembor. 1831), amounting to £113 9i, leaving a balance of £2,527 123 to be carried for ward to Profit and Loss New Account. , In ac cordance with tho Articles of Association, the direotors retiring arc Messrs 11. Brett and Isaao MoLeod, who offer taemselves for re-elec tion Tho auditor also retires, but is eligib'e, and offers himself for re-olectlon.-AumUR Bull, CJ3ai!lncb Sheet at 30th September, 18S5.- Idabilities: Capital, 4,01)0 Bhareß £5 each, £20 000; Capital issued, 1,773 shures, at £o each, oald £8 805; Capital issued. 1 shares, at £1 each. Said «»; bills payable, £5,28t! 2a Id; National Bank of New Zaaland, £1.301 3s 9d : accounts owlog by Company. £2.316 9j 8d; dividondd un- Daid £24 18j lOd; balanco profit and loss account, Jbomich: total.£2',»ls-IM-ia Assets: Freehold property, £115112s Bd ; bush, £SGI: mill buildings, machinery, and railway siding, £6.013 0j 9d ; less aeprooialiou £573 Is 9i; aoonunts owing to Company, £6 043 3s 4d ; timbor at mill and yards and Btorec, *8,367 ss; cash in hand, £6 is Gd : total, £20,915 4s 4d. Profit and loss Account —To wages and salaries. £5 093 7s; general expenses, discount. and commission, £2.157 7s 9d; freight (railway charges), £2,337 8a lid ; depreciation, £573 Is 9d ; bal debts, «72 93 2d ; interim dividend paid April. 18io. «133 3j; balanco, £3,057 10s: total, £13 721 7a 7d. By balanco from 3Jth September, 18si £3 408 113 9d; loss directors' foeß, £7(1 13s; less dividend at 5 por ocnt, £12!) 1b 8d ; rent of houses, £66 3s; gross profits, £10.752 7s bd: total, £13,7217s 7d.

The motion was then put and carried. Mr Kavanagh proposod, and Mr Joim Buchanan seconded "That Mr J. Milne should be appointed auditor at a salary of £25, with a travelling allowance of four guineas." After somo discussion as to the amount of tho salary, soveral shareholders thinking the amount too large, the motion was carried. The proposed dividend was approvod, and tho election of directors wa3 left over.

Mr Ralph Keesing asked whether tho directors had under consideration any means for the protection of the mill and other property against fire, as such a loss would be disastrous to the Company. The Chairman said that this danger had constantly engaged tho attention of the directors, and that they regularly inspected the bucket and hose brigade. In view of the probability that they would not be able to re-insure choaply, the directors were also in treaty for tho purchase of a force pump. Mr Lamjb recommended the immediate purchase of the force pump, besides a sys tem of sprinklers. Mr Isaac McLeod stated that there was a regular network of sprinklers in use al ready, and a recent experiment had sl-own that the mill could be flooded with water in two minutes. If fire broke out, they could not lose more than a stack of timber.

Sir Brett mentioned that 100 buckets were always kept filled with water. The Chairman again assured the meet ing that the directors were fully impressed with the importance of ensuring by the bestpracticablemeansthe safety of the Com pany's property. The election of two directors was then proceeded with, the result being as follows: fl. Brett, 1.1G5 ; I. McLeod, 1,000; Mel ville, 496 ; Brown, 383. The Chairman declared Mersrs Brett and McLeod elected,

Mr Milne was appointed auditor. Hearty votes of thanks were accorded to the Chairman, Secretary, and officers of the Company, and the proceedings ter minated.

South British Fire and Marine Insurance Company.

The annual meeting of the South British Insurance Company was held on October 14in theHeaolofli««. Queen-street, Mr W. C. Daldy (Chairman of Direct—,* D residing. About 25 shareholders were preseuv. The f o n ow . ing report and balance-sheet were pro-—* J±. "The directors have the honour of placing before the shareholders the statement of accounts and balance-sheet for the year ended 31st August laßt. The income, in cluding the balance brought forward from last year, is £293,774 16s ; the general ex penditure is £292,949 16s 5d ; the balance to credit to profit and loss account at the cluoo of th H hooka was £824 19s 7d. Your directors recommend payment of a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum (less interim dividend of 5 percent., paid April last) Should the dividend as recommended be sanctioned by the shareholders, it**!l b« SLuble at the Head Office ou the 15th {net., and at the several branches anrf ajoneies on receipt of advices. It will »c tie duty of the shareholders to elect tvo iirectors in the pfcee of W. C. Daldy »nd T. Morrin, Esqs, who retire in accordance with the Articles of Association, but who are eligible and offer them3elvea *or re election. It will be necessary to elect auditors in the. place of J. BatgerandT. L. White, Esqs., who retire, but who aro eligible and offer themselves for re election." Statement of Accounts fob thb Ybab Ended 31st aotjwst, 1886.

Ppopit and Loss AccouNT.-Dr.: .^divi dend paid October. 1884, £6,247 8s 10d ;Hvidend paid April. 1885, £5,370 17a 2d; fire tin marine fosais (paid and outstanding). £213,1010s 3d; iieentB1 commission, salaries, and ithor ex penses, £53.056 5a 8d; ad TOrtlßing,.prlrtmg, and stationery, £4,1)6311s 6d j Underwriter' Associa tionand flre brigades, £1,650 a 74 Govern ment Uoenses, ratinf? and taxJß, £2;54 17b 4d; amount written oft office furniture. £93 17s 3d; bataSco. £824 19b 7d: total. £^3 77) 163.-Cr.: By balance from last year, 43 74b 7s Id i flre and marine premiums (less t> Insurance), £257,957 Us Id; Interest received «» aSS"£ d>,s ntL m' orensett value of invop-nients, £i2,ffl 17s Wd to&Smn-"-: To capital-paid up, ■Bl2B \m l- reserve f00d,£101,658-£23Q881; profit and'lot'. £24 lß ß 7d-^231,708 19a M; unpaid dividends. £125.3 i 9d; ippropriation for unpaid lobVosTand outstanding accounts, £14,277 8a Id Total £2»«"'flsM.— Or. : By landed property - ami raana on mort(?a(e. £108,939 3s 3d; stocks and debentures. £15.-53 9d 7d; United States Bonds. £12,340; flxei deposits with banks, £37 000; cash on currint account with various banks, and bills of exihange in transitu, £14,262 4s Zd-£218,011 17a; bounces at branches and agencies, £50.618 15s 111; b-lls receivable. £843 la 6d; outstanding recounts, £3.601 17s; office (urnituro, £3,000: Tool, £276,11111s 50.

After some discussion the report and balance-sheet were adopted. The retiring directors (Messrs Baratow and Thomas Morrin) were re-elected, as were also the retiring auditors.

THE DERVENTWATER ESTATES.

Another Auckland Claimant.

. Another claimant to the much-disputed Derwentwater estates has urken in our midst in the person of a Newmarket black smith named John Pearco, who has been a resident in that district ior a considerable time, and who is well known throughout Auckland. The failure oi Lovegrove, the Waikato claimant, is still fresh in the memory of our readers, and it is to b3 hoped better luck will attend the efforts of the new aspirant to the possession of the princely" revenue of £90,000 per annum. Pearce is understood to be satisfied that his claim is a good one, and he will probably proceed to England with the object of establishing it. He nas already been in communication with authorities in England respecting the matter, and has received letters from Mr Gladstone, as Chancellor of the Exchequer, on the subject of the sequestered estates and his represeutatons concerning them. His future action in regard to the claim depends considerably upon the nature of his advices from Eiagland by the next mail. Mr Pearce, it may be explained, claims the estate through his wife, who is said to be a direct descendant of the Earl of Derwent water. The earl's son fled to America at the time of the Prince Charles rebellion in 1745, and marrying in that country, there was issue of the marriage three children. The son of these, who was Mrs Percie'a grand father, weut to England some years ago, and laid claim to the estate, but died while his suit was still in progress. The whole question is an interesting one, and the outcome of the present claim will be awaited with considerable interest by Mr Pearce'e friends and fellow-towns men.

On Octobar 25 the twenty-firßt anniversary of the Newton Congregational Sunday School was celebrated with the usual services. In the morning the Rev. "VV. J. L. Closa preached an excellent sermon from Matthew, 18th chapter, lßt to 6th versos inclusive; and in (he evening the Rev. T. Adams preached from the First Book of Kings, 18th chapter and 12th verse. An address to parents and children was delivered in the afternoon by the Rev. C. Worboys, who took his text from Ist Samuel, 2nd chapter, and 18th to 21st verses. On each occasion the building was crowded, seats having to be placed up the aisles.

DEVONPORT CONGREGA TIONAL CHURCH.

Laying of Foundation Stone.

On October 24, in prosonce of a largo concourse of spectators, and under fa vourable auspices, the ceremony is boinjj performed of laying the foundation Btone of tho now Congregational Church in Victoria Road, Devonport. Captain Daldy, who lins for many years boon associated with tho Congregational cause m this part of the colony, is tho chief actor in the interesting proceedings but Queen Makea and other members of tho Raro tongan embassy nre also present. Tho sito was purchased about seven months ago for £288, and Mr R. J. Roborta . prepared plans for n building designed j to bo used temporarily as a church j and then converted into a school. Tho cost of the building, according to tho tender of Mr Longmore, builder, is to be .£460 10s, and the structure is to bo finished by tho middle of November. Tho first Congregational service was held at Devonport in May last, so that commendablo zoal has been shown in the organising of a church. In tho seloction of sito, tho congregation have shown both a tnsto for the beautiful and also for business, as thoy havo chosen it on the rising slope of Mount Victoria and in tho midst of What must ultimately bs cotne a large and populous district, for Devon port seems to havo adopted tho motto of Australia to ndvnnco. Tho same might alaolbeenidoftheCongregationnlsthomsolves for two years ago thoro was only ono church in Auckland and its suburbs ; now thore are four, and soon will bo a fifth, for the Rev. K. .T. Williams, just from Homo, with rare energy, is hard at work in Parnell, where ho has started sorvicos, which, from the attendance so far, bids fair to bocomo n strong cause. To purchaso their sito and erect thoir temporary church, the Povon port Congregationalists havo had to borrow £550, of which £250 has boon lont by tho Congregational Union of Now Zonland. Under tho now Incorporation Act tho pi'operty has been conveyed to tho Union. It is hoped that by tho help of tho funds and tho gonoral public, this debt will bo cleared off within tho next threo years. They havo boon very fortunate in securing as thoir pastor for tho next six mouths the Rev. 11. M. Livens, from Cheshunt College, London, a young man of exceptional talont, and who bids fair to become a great acquisition to the taleoted circles of Sew Zealand.

NEW ZEALAND ART STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION EXHIBITION.

On October 22 there was a Bolcct gathering In the Choral Hall, on the occasion of tho convor sazlono in connection with tho oponing of the second annual exhibition of the abovo Associa tion. Tho interior of the building had boen tastefully decorated with evergreens, bannors. and Maori weapons, under tho direction of Mr W. 11. Pulford. Over the doorway to the ante room was inscribed, in Maori, tho motto of tho Association, "Tho Old Order Changeth." Up the centre of tho hall Is placed a large table, tho upper end of which has been devoted to Maori relics and other curios. At one end is the sternport ot a native canoe, lont by li. C. Barstow, Kaq., and at the other is a splendid bow carving belonging to Mr A. Cairns, of the Star Hotel. An ostlmato of tho value of this piece of Maori workmanship may be formed from tho faot that iho Associa tion have insured it for £150 during the tlmo it is in thoir keeping. Mr G. M. Main exhibits a small box made from a portion of the British flagstaff cut down at Kororaroka by Hone Heko. A bout the middle of tho table is a line modol of a Maori head executed in kauri gum. This has been artistically arrangod with blnnkot, &c. so naturally, that it has the appoaranco of a native Btanding up in his cauoe. On this table aro also two coloured photographs, the work of Misi Smart, which aro executed in her usual excellent stylo.

At 8.30 o'clock, the President, Mr Wotkins, accompanied by Messrs Stuart and Sharpo, ascended tho platform. Mr Walking then de livered a review of tho work of tho past yei\r. The prize list is as follows :—

Competition No. 1, class A: First prize, gold medal, for water colour painting; subject, "A Golden Eve, Waiheko," A. Sharpo (tfatipo). Second prize, silver medal, oil painting; subject, "Swamp atTauplri," T. Ryan (Kawlmi).—No 3, class A: Letter of commendation, oil painting ; subject, "Interior of a Maori Pah," S. Smart (Heitiki).—No. G: First prlzo, Bilver medal, oil painting ; Bubjcct, " Dead Tui," Miss L. White (Kauri). Second prize, bronze medal, water colour painting; subject, "Dead Godwlts," Mißa Tripp (Nlkau).—No. 6, class JB: Oortlfloato of merit, oil painting; subject, "Deal Kaka and Tut," Miss M. K. Morton (Maltn).-No. 8: Spocial prizo, £5; Bubject, "Hata Trooil," S. Stuart (Heitiki).—No. 9: First prize, bronze medal, water colour painting; subject, "Manuka Flowers," Mrs Hotley (Gaultheria). Second prize, certificate of merit, watorcolour; subject, " New Zealand Wild Flowers." Miss Ridings suWfs"1' Class B: Ltttor of commendation; CookelNiriNow Zealand Flowers.' Master A. mpdnl watpr<io?Mia).-No. 12: Firstprizo. bronze Painted"Card's?" inti»« nRi •»{% " TpPP Second prize, certificate of,o. l i, •'„ r ivhiVn subject, -Christmas OT>™B, Miss L. VVhito /K»nri> >Jn 11 ■ mratpnzo. bronzomonal. sno iSri " sSpSn.^nKEtchinKS," Rev. P. Walsh (Pipuran^-No. 11: First prize bronze tMrtR oil paiiiting; subject. "A Painted is^eeri," Miss Galbraith iGeorgina.) Second rrize, certificate of merit, Mlsa Hidings (Puoto). Third miz% letter of commondation, " Flour deLys," Mrs Rikv« — No. 15: Letter of oom mendatlon. wa«r colour■; subjec', " Lake Taka punaßeac.i-.~Kov. P. Walsh (Pupurangi).-No. 16 els" ": Letter of commendation, L J. \v»«icln (Tlreraki).—No. 17 : First prize, certill cate of merit; subject, " Maori Carvings, &c." Master A. Cooko (Ngatlwhatua). Second prize, letter of commendat.on, C. F. Goldie (Peke Arero). Class B : Letters of commendation to Miss F. Davieß (Karangahakc). and Misa Carrie Wright (Patiencel; subjects, " Pencil Drawings of Maori Carvings." — No. 19, class A: Certlfl ate of merit; subject, " Pointed Fan." Mlas Tripp (Nikan).

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1885.

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D, F. Evan s, INSTATE, HOUSE, AND LAND AGENT?, AUCTIONEER, &0. mo CAPITALISTS AND OTHBRH, FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT IN THIS CITY FOU SAIJC. All that Valuable and Centrally Situated Pro perty, consisting ef FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, together with Commodioua Double Shop, Storo room, and 5 Rooms upstairs, built of brick on atono foundation, in flrßt-class position, and woll adapted lor Solicitor's Chambers, being situated in Shortland-atvcot, near those handsomp and extensive new premises of the Evkkino Star ; and also near Postofllco, banks, and those mag nificent now block of buildings (the Arcade) now boing erected for tbo Now Zoalaud Insur ance Com pany. This is a real first-class investment, and well worthy tho attention of capitalists. I ia, with out doubt, tho most valuable and safest invest i mont now in tho Markot, with undeniable pros- I poetlvo value, eocond to none in Auckland. Also, tho following desirable Properties— AUCKLAND-Valuable Business Sits for sale, Bituato in Shortland-atroet, cornor of Mills Lane, and immediately between tho pre mises of Messrs A. Clark and Sons aud Bycrof tand Co. Terms easy. ALEXANDRA-STREET (top, noar Symonrts- Btroot, and near tho planted reserve)— Co mfortable Rtsidenoo of C rooms, city water, bath, and all conveniences; a very dosirablo property. (Is*') BOND-STREET. Arch Hill—Comfortable Cot taeo of 2 rooms, on allotment 33 x 105; largo Btablo, good well of water, side ontranco for express. Prico only £150. (1500) BOND-STREET, Arch Hill—Froohold Cottago, 4 rooms and sc'illery. large pnssago, rogistor grate. &c.; gas opposite, and all conveni ences. Price £270; terms easy. (150S) BAYFIELI), Ponsonby—New Verandah Villa of 5 rooms, &c bay window, resistiu1 grates; on nllotmont 40x100. Prlco only £275. (IM7) BRADFORD STREET, Parnoli—Largo Froo bold Allotment, 80 feet frontago, with s roomed House thorooiv A bargain; prieo only «350. (1300) BAY FIELD, PONSONBY—Nice Now House of I rooms, scullery, nico position, freehold allotreont; only £250. (1439) CHURCH-STREET- Villa Residonoo of 5 rooms, fitted with cupboards, drosser register grate, oven, &o.; good woll and tank, wofl-stockod gardon. Prico. £380. (728) CLARENCE - STREET, PONSONBY - Nico Vorandah Cottago of 1 rooms und scullery; nllotmont, 40 x 87; £270. CAMBRIDGK-Lot 18; grand cornor allotment, 1 aoro. Aleo, lot 379; valuablo uoro soction; splondid cornor site. (1523) OOLLINGYVOODSTREET — Handsomo and commodious Residenco of 7 rooms, bath room, &c; lice position; grand view. (1115) DRAKK-STRKKT (Freeman's Bay)— Commod ious Business Promises ; fine position ; good investment. (1496) DUNEDIN-STREET.PONSONBY-Bcautifully Situated Allotment, 33 x 95, with uico House of 6 rooms, well iinished. gas and wator laid In, gas stovo. &c.; largo bay window; prlco, £550. (1520) ELDON-STREET, PARNELL — Comfortablo Verandah Cottage of 7 rooms, stablo, work shop, &c. In llrst-clasg order; kitchen range, drcssor, well, pump, &c, near tho boaoh; prlco, £450. 1170 FERNLEIGH-9TREET—S Verandah Cottages of S, 4, and 5 rooms rospeotivoly. In good order, City wutor laid in. Price, for tho threo. £500. A good invostmont. (1102) GEORGE AND RYLE STREETS (corner of)— Very suporior Houso, feoautifully linished olf in oeaar and ornamental woods. To be Bold at onco; a bargain. ' 1403 GIBRALTAR CRESCENT (Parnell)-A vory Handsome Villa Residence, possessing six fine rooms; gas end water throughout; washhouae and ovory convenience; free hold allotment, 36 x 100; well drained and planted: this property is pleasantly sltuatod, commanding a most extensive viow of tho Domain. 1182 HAMILTON — Splendid Llttlo Farm of 400 acres, mostly subdivided into paddocks, situate near the tewnshlp: good road, splon did houso, flno position. Prico, only £'.',OOO. (1393) HACKETT-STREET (Ponsonby) -Comfortablo Villft, 4 largo rooms, loan-to, &c; gas and water laid in; nice position, near tho roach. Price, £350. . (1510) HAMILTON ROAD, Ponsonby — Haudsomo Villa Residenco and Grounds, pleas.mly Bltuuted, and near residenco of Roy. Mr Rumiinian; oloaetotram and naar to Shelly Beach. This desirable property consists o( a well and faithfully built houso of 7 rooms, &c, all conveniences, fruit and flower gar den, croquet lawn; grounds about 1 aero in extent, pleasantly situated, and well worth tho attention of any gentloman wishing tc purchaso in this desirable district. (1501) IRKL AND-STRKKT. off Franklin Road-Om fortablo4 roomed House, nearly now; good viow of harbour ; price only £235. (881) KI^GSLAND (2nd Avenue)-Houso of 1 room! and workshop ; Allotment 40 x 112. Prico £200. MANNING-STREET (Newton)-A comfortable Houso of ti rooms, fitted with Vonrtiai binds, gas, wator, etc., oto. £365. (1531) MOUNT EDKN, Mount Roskill ltoad—Vorj Comfortablo Vorandah Villa of 6 rooms wash-houso. &c, &c.; volcanic allctmcn 60x200: £125. (1450) MOUNT EDEN (Owen's Road)-Pretty Villa o e.wic\ma-jvaHh-houso. &C . &C.I BPlendill vol MOUNT EDEN ROAD, opposite Valley ltoac -Comfortablo 9 roomed Villa Residence &c, appointed with gas and water; gram corner lot (CG x 132; nico position. I'rici £720. (15SC) NELSON-STREET-Comfortablo Houso of : rooms, bath room, &c., &o. ; city wnte ana gas laid in. £350. (87!!) NORTH SHORE-Comfortablo Villaof 9rooius wash-house, copper, gas, and all convenion co Prico. only £850. (1511) NEWTON ROAD—Good investment; twover] nice Houses; gas and city water in each Both in first-class ordor and in splendii position, close to Karangahape Road Grand position for shop (1231) PARK ROAD—Good House of 7 rooms, pleas antly situated ; splendid view; large allot ment. Price £850. (Il2l) ANMURE—I acre Seotion in grand position and Cottage of 3 rooms, &c, &c. (1511) PARNELL—ViIIa Residence of 7 rooms, bath room. &c&o.: wood, coal, and wash-house with boiler and all conveniences; allotment 66 x 100. Us4f>) PRO3PEGT TERRACE, off Mount Roekil Road—Several nico Cottages of 4. 5. and I roemß; nice allotment, healthy. From £250 Terms easy. (15fi3) PERCIVAL PARADE, Ponsonby—Brick Villi Kosidonco, 6 rooms; good woll, rcgi»te: gratos, &c.; allotment 44 x 100. Prico £320 (717) PONSONBY ROAD, opposite Hopburn-stroot- Splondid New Shop and Dwelling of Sroomß gas and city water; allotment 40 x 105; roon tob 'ulld anothor shop. Prlco low; tormi easy. (1593) PENROSE—A comfortable House of 5 rooms outbuildings, &c, &c, and 2 acrea aplendlc volcanic land. (1525) PONSONBY — Handsomo and Commodioui Residence of !) rooms, bath-room, consorva tory, &c, &c.; out buildings and all con venionoes; allotment, 132 x 246, fronting twt streots. . C 531) PUKEKOHE—Good Freehold Corner Allot mont, with House of 4 rooms, Shop, stable and out-house. (1401) POMPALLIER TERRACE—Very pretty Cot tago, in splendid order very nice garden, allotment. 50x100. Prloe, £350. (1267) PARNELL (Brighton Road)— New Houso oi 6 rooms and workshop, stove, register grate; verandah Mi?.o and front: allotment, 50 x 340. Price, £43 j Can be sold on terms, 1198 PONSONBY BOAD. - Good Villa Reßldenoe, close to the Franklin Road; quite now; km and water; allotment 66 x 100. Prico, £1.000, (1186) PROSPECT-STREET, PONSONBY, nnd only one minute from tram—A Pleasantly-situ ated 6-roomed Cottage, register crates, gas in three rooms, city water, and every con venienco. Allotment 33 x 100. Stands high; grand view. Price, £359. Terms easy. (1503) BANDOLPH-STREET, Newton - Two Fins Building Allotments, situated about tho oentre or Newton; allotments, 33 x 89; third and fourth from Gloucester-street. Prloe £175. ' 1560 REMUER A—Comfortable Villaof Grooms, &0,, &c; large allotment 66 x 231, planted, &0., &o £500. (1528) RICHMOND ROAD — Handsome Villa ot 7 rooms, &«.; kltckon range, copper, &0., &c. (freehold). £500. (1233) RYLE-STREET-Protty Verandah Villa of 6 rooms, &o.; allotment 68 x 120; a very desirable residence. (1089) SPRINUSTREKT. Alma Place, and only ton minutoa' walk from G.P.0.—4-roomed Vor randah Cottage, city wator. Prico only £235. (1568) SHEKIDAN-STREET—Comfortable House of 8 rooms, &o.; gas and wator laid in; nice position. Prico, £500. (1470) SALE-STREET (freeman s Bay;— Cottage, i rooms, in good order; corner allotment; only £320. 1476 SENTINEL RO AD—Handsomo Villa Residenco of 7 rooms bath-room, &0., &c; city water and all conveniences; allotment, 40 x 180. £550. U-550) TENNYSON-STREET (Surrey Hills)—A woll built House of 6 largo rooms; every con vonienco. Allotment 40 x 132. Price, £555. UNION-STREET—Nico Houso of S rooms, gas and water laid in; would make good stand for business, 1507) VICTOHIA-STREET WEST—Shop and Dwel ling of i rooms. £450. (1003) VALLEY ROAD, Mount Eden—Grand Build ing Allotments, splondid view, from 30s per foot. Terms, 1348 VALLKY ROAD, Mount Eden—Nice Villa Residenco of 5 rooms, &c.; gas and water, all convenience, nico place. Prico £165. Tcrmsleasy. (1586) VIEW AVENUE, MOUNT EDEN —New Villa Residence of 5 rooms, and outbuild ings; scoria soil, and good position. Only £320. (1097) VERMONT-STREET—Commodious and oom f ortablo Villa Rosidonce of flvo rooms, wash house, cellar, &c; oity water and every con venience ; good allotment Very oheap. WALLACE-STREET, PONSONBY—A very nice 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 the Home Bu.y Wharf. (1503) WOLF-STREET, off Hepburn street — Nice Villa Residence, fl rooms large workshop, &c, &o. £420. (1242) WYNDHAM-STREET, just atcornerof Albert street; grand site ; fine allotment, with old cottages now standing. For Building Allotments, Rural Lands, and Farms, Bee separate advertisements, D, F. EVANS, HOUSK, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, . AUCTIONEER, &O. OAND MABT— QUEEN-6TBEET, NEXf BANS OF AUmULASIA.



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WM. VAILB.j [ROBT. BRADLBS Vaile and Bradley, house, land, and kßtate agents, general auctioneers, Queen-street, Opposite Savings Bank, HAVE FOR SALE FOUR-BOOMKD BRICK COTTAGE Newton District, with good allotment, 33 x 111, £230. STATIONERY BUBINESS, situated beat par o I Queon-atreet, doing a good paying trade. Ownerleaving for England on private business. BUTCHERY BUSINESS, In the principal Btreot, Onehunga, with go«d premises, also all the re quirements for carrying on a large trade. NEW HOUSE, 7 rooms, with coach-house and stable, Rosebank, Avondale; wrought iron palisading in front; 3} acres good land, stream of water through the property, all well;plantod with fruit and ornamental trees. Terms—£loo cash, balance on mortgage. GOOD ALLOTMENT at Kingsland, Chaap. POINT HOUSE, Northoote, 2-story, 8 rooms, with allotment, 33 x 132; good garden, all Slanted and lald-out with choice flowers and ruit trees. £350. THIRTY ACBKS SPLENDID LAND, with aea frontage, near Lake Takapuna, all fenced, and part in grass. A rare opportunity for a good homestead. ONE of THB BEST GRAZING and FATTEN ING STATIONS in the WAIKATO-Splondid Estate of 3,500 acres, greater portion of which can be ploughed ; laxge per centage in grass ; any amount of rough feed and shelter; situa ted on ihe banks of the Waikato River, with in 5 hours' ride by rail from Auckland. FARM at Waltakerel, 400 acres, through part of which the railroad paßses, adjoining R.K. Sta tion, and the farm of the late Mr Androw Dil worth; nearly all fenced good 8-roomed dwelling, barn and stabling, cow-shod, stook yard, &c.; 150 acres good flat bush, 150 acres In grass. Terms easy. A VERY COMMODIOUS HOUSE of 6 large rooms, an allotment 40 x 115, Bituatedon Great North Road, Surrey Hills, between Surrey and Maokelvie streets, about three minutes' walk from tram oars :gas and city water laid on; large cellar underneath; very suitable property for contractor; now In the occupation of good tenant at 17s per week, Terms easy. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES GOOD LAND at Great Barriar, CHOICE FARM of 350 aores. with every con venience, 1} miles from R.R. Station, fi miles from Hamilton, Waikato. WELL-FINISHED HOUSE, 7 rooms; work shop, 16 x 12; allotment, 50 x 100. £825. TO LET TWO NEW COTTAGES, 5 and 6 rooms each Mount Eden. Rent low. NELBON, MOATE & Co.'a CELEBRATED CHALLENGE i /sj-jftjst«v § stun I DRINK NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S CELEBRATED PUKE BLENDED THIS



W. L e M ITOHSLL JiAND AND KBTATR A (HINT, Ooomuhh's! Aboaui;, QuBRN-miinK«. BAKEinns- -National B;inlc n" New Kiinlaml. Telephone Kxohango, No. 199, Kctiti! and Interest OoHootod In town usa j country. Moaor Invested for Capitalists on Urnt-oIMB aonuritieß without olißrfre. Moi-i|{c. K i-s nnd Leans negotiated. ; Plirtnorshtps armngod. EntHtcH Munaged for Ab«entee« and othoia. Tomuitii Kunroiitocd to landlords. ! Houuea To Lot and Properties Kor 3alu c: Lease piuood on my Books Free of Cliarßs. i:iiiu>'iinei.<u olToctod at Laweßt ltoto«, wsfl Oonfldontlal ARenoloi nndortakon. RUILDIKC ALLOTMKNTS FOR SALE. QUKICN-STlWKT—Valuable Hloelc CUSTOMS-ST. WEST (noar tha junction of Viotoria-Htroot)—Grand Factory Site. SYMONDa-ST.—Allotments. £16 por foot. SUKKEY HILL- Groat North Hoad Front bko, £10 per foo*. TONSONBY ROAD-83 x 110, £11 por foot. WKLLINGTON-STHlCKT—Allotment, £6 por foot. I[KPBURN-STREET—Allotmont, Sil 10s per "ANGLISSBA-STIUCM'-iS x 140, £200. MOUNT KDKN (Wain Road)-78 x 100, £7 por "MOUNT ROSKILL (Main Roafl)-£2l2apor VIKW ROAD (Mt. Kdon)—£l po." foot. VIUTOUIA AVUNUIC (Mt. Edon)-£3 por foot. PROSPECT-STRKET (Mt. Koskill)-S2s 6d P°KINa'sLAND (Now North Road Frontage)— &1 5a por foot. KINGSLANI) (Allotment)-£35. NIGEH STKKET (Arch Hilli-liOs per foot. MARINE PAKADK (Ponsouby)— £3 per foot. BKACH ROAD (l)ovonpovt)—JilO por foot. MOUNT ALHKRT (Main Road)—£2 6s per foot. MOUNT ALBERT (RaudOKivyl)—3oa per foot.



HOUSES FOR SALK, No £180—Oliphantatroct, 4 rooms 738 £300—Stunrt-Btrcct, Ponsonby, 0 rooma 733 £300—Sussox-btreot, 1 rooma and acullory 731 £330—Haelott-atreet, I rooma und Boullory 723 £SlO—Vio. Park. N.S., 8 rooms, grand vlow 682 £350—Commoroiul Road, G rooms, soul., oto. 6081 £350—ivlount Albert, 7 roomß. woll. oto. 638 J33sO—Suasox-struot, i rooma, Boullory, oto. 551 £300-Mt. Albert, fi roomß, blinds, grates, oto. 701 fi3So—Proupoot-atr )ot, B rooms, outhoußO 618 £375—FltiKStnil'ncad, N.S.. 1 rooms, soullory 717 £500—Mt. lt'ißklll. 11.rooms, all oonvonlonooa 678 £130—Vlo. Avenuo, C rooma. aoullory, oto. 652 £020—Mt. Eden ltd,, 7 ruia., all conveniences 629 £O.TO—HMon Valo lid., 6 rooms, ooncroto'tank 622 £000—Kdlnburxh-»t., 7 rooms, ldtchon, oto. 690 £600-Munukaußd.,9rooma. wush-houso,&o. 710 £800—Manukau Road, 9 rooms, Btablo, &o. 709 £750—Mackolvie-Btrect. 7 rooms, stable etc. Sovornl of tho above houaoa may bo purohaaod oh exceptionally easy torms, only a email caeh doposit roquiroa. MOUNT KDEN—To bo Lot, a Gontloman'a Kesulonco containing 10 rooms, roploto with all modern conveniences; nearly an aero of ground ; Btablo. coach-houso, &c. A GKNMKAL STORK, doing v steady and In creasing business, noar to Auckland. Lirgo double-fronted "hop and 10-roomed Dwelling, with over an aero of ground. Prieo, £350. Stock at valuation. ONKHUNUA.— A woll-bnilt Groomed Houso, allotmont 15 x 150; grand position ; 3 minutoa walk from railway station. Prico, £350. 731 NKWMAUKKT—FreehoId. 41 foot frontago, opposito lloyal Goorgo and Now Savings Hank ; a Ilrst-olass inveatment, for only £1,350. A grand business Bito, and will bo sold at onco, Tho property has a double frontago. and laono of tho boat Btanda In tho borough.' Terms oasy» FARMS FOR SALE. A FIRST-CLASti IMPROVED FARM Of 110 acroa. Tho land Is of oxcollont quality, and well laid down in English grasses or under crop: fenced anil subdivided into 11 paddocks, well watorod with a pormauont crook, Huild inna consist of a uoad six-roomod Houao. Dalr.v, Stable. Cowahod (8 buils). Piggeries, Waggon Shod, &c. 'Ihoro ia a well ahi-ltcred orchard, containing 800 fruit troos, and tho oropj com prlsn Potatoes, Oats, Mangolds, Turnips. &o. •Jhe farm ia situated near the railway station, sovoral trains running to and from Auckland daily. '1 his farm ia now ottered at a sum which will onsuve an immediate sub. 800 ACRKS, KM PA It A—All fenced, about 150 acres pruas, 50 acres broken and ploughed, tho rest aurfacc-aown, and light mixed bush. Soil: Limestone and black noil. ColhißO. stable, burn, nnd shed. About one aero In ornhnrd. Price. £2.000. WAIKATO-A very dceirab'o Fnrm of 217 ncro9—a grmid level alluvial Hat, with 1J milo frontage totlu> Waikato Itlvor. nnd convenient to railway station. SO acres hud down in Kng lish graesea; wood 5 roomed houao, dairy, stable, hay-loft. Btock-yard, &o.; orobard, H acres, lyirge run .vljoining. Price, only £3 M'Os per acre. MOUNT AIi»KUT-8 Acres, fonced and planted with s icltor i rooa. Prico, £i« per aero. 735| | TAKAI'UN .V- -92 Acres, ii tiulondld lnvoßtnmui, on tho main road ; £8 lice aero : terms osisy. C. H. O s MON D liANU AND MONICTAUY AQK'Ut, 111), QrKKNSrUKKT (Anjuir.in;: 13. Tonka ai'-i Co.'l). TKLKI'HUNK'-NO. 185, BANKERS: NATIONAL HANK OF NEW ZKALANU. Mfil'.TOAßna AND LOANS NEOOTIA-TKU KK'.'l'S AMI INTKIM,.-T:- i'OLLI'Xn'KI) MDNiiY ISVKSTI-.!) OX KIKST-CLASS sisoi.'rtrnw vvrni'.'UT ciiauok VAI.rATKiN^' AND Alt 11 IT PJATT U"N B UNDKItTAICKN ■NATIVE I.AN'I) AFFAIRS SPECIALLY UNDERSTOOD Jlolirkh to Let, and Phopkutikb for Salk Placed on Mi' Lists Kkkk ok Ciiarok KVKUY DusUKIii'IOK OV I.ANDKD PItOPCHTY Bought oh Sold to Ouuku I.AIUiK HUMS TO LKNU ON FIKBT - UtABS Skcukity Aoknt koh National Firk and Makink lif bukanck Company ok Nkw Zkaland, and thk Nkw Zkaland Accident Insurance OOMPANT. Jp O R O A L B. ELLEHSLIE. Tlio Cholco o those CHARMINQ RESIOKNCK SITKS. ::" Tho vlows from which are Unsurpossod. Situate close to tho Station. From a Quartor to 'I hreo Acres may bo pur chased on tho Kaslcsi Torms. (•IOC-A Groat liargain.—Cottago of two i/xue. rooms and loan-to, with. Btablo, on allotmont. 51) feet frontago to lit. Roaklll Rond. SHORTLAND-STRKET.—Allotmont 80 foot X 110 foot, with doublo frontago. Price, B-15 per foot. Kasy terms would bo arranged ior buildinir. VINCBNTSTRKKT-3-roomed Houso, on allot mont 20 x 120; gas and wator; prico, £320. Also 4-roomed Houbo. on allotmont 20 i 80; water laid on ; nrlco. £320. Kany torms. WOOU-STREKT, PONSONH Y-Storo and Five roomed Dwelling, togother with six-roomed Houbo (lot at 9a a wool?) on largo corner allot ment, 100 x 105. Prico. £350. MOUNT KDEN (closo to mainroadl-Woll-built 6-roomed liouse and Bcullory. verandah two sides, gas and wator; on cornor allotment; Btablo, buggy-house, und storo-houso. Prioo, £600 ; vory easy torms. ELLKRSLIE—WeII-built 3-roomcd Cottago, on . an aero and a-half al otment with largo work shop, oto.; all level; very suitablo for trainer's stables, being tho only section avail ablo 9T near to tho Grand Stand. Prico, £650. PANMURE-.Weantiful Building Slto of 2J acres, fenced and in grass, commanding a If lovely viow of surrounding country. OTAHUHU- Good Building Section, 99ft front age to tho Panmuro Road. Price, £50. REMUKRA. - Choico Building Allotments on the Orakol Road, C 5 x 165: 25s to 50s per foot. CHESTERFIELD. Mount Roskill Road.-Good level Building Allotments, 65 x 132; 22a 6d to £3 per foot. MOUNT ALBERT-Now 1-roomed Houeo on allotment containing 1 aoro 1 rood: foncod, hand ploughed, and planted with fruit ana ornamontal treea. Pricu. £S'JO. ELLERSLIK—WeII-built 3-roomed Cottago, on an acre and ahalf allotmont, witn largo work th-jp, &o.; all levol; very suitable for trainer's etablea. being tho only section available bo near to tho Grandstand. Prico. £650. rOQn-l-roomodHoiißO in Loamington Road i'i"u Mount Kdon, on allotmont, 33 x 100. -g»>9f> —Now 3-roomod Cottage at Mount <num>, Roskill, on allotmont 7S x 145 ft. All the above Properties may bo arranged to bo bought on vory easy tormß.



TO BE LET. MOUNT ALBERT-4-roomed Cottmgo and tergo allotment. 7s por week. ELLERBLIK—The gruzing of 62 aoroß Land well Bholtorod and watered, and securely fenced. LEAMINGTON ROAD.Mount Edon-4-roomed Houbo, 10s por week. VALLKJf ROAD, Mount Eden-7-roorned Houbo, 15b per wook. ALBEP.T-STRHKT-ConcrotoHouseof Grooms, with bath-room and all oonvenioncos; 30a per wook. FARMS FOR SALE. PAPAKURA.—EversIey Grovo Farm, adiaoen to Hunna Station, consisting of 298 acres first . class land, well watered, moatly In grans, large and commodious residence, with al noceasary outbuildings. HAMILTON—3 miloa from station; 630 aores good land, mostly downs, with small portion swamp; soil rich, dark loam. Prloo, £5 10a per acre, or may bo loosed. NGARUAWAHIA-Capltal Dairy Farm of 231 acres, on tho banks of the Waipa, with sovon roomed Houso and all necossary con veil iou cios. Everything In good order. Prioo £10 per acre. MAKABTAI.—42 aoros, unimproved, part good bush. Prico, 2os por aoro. WARKWOKTH-40 acres In high tl-tree. on Groat North Koad, all lovol and ploughable; £1 per acre. I have several Farms of every descriptions and in all parts of tho district on my lists, for sale on easy terms. CHARLES H. OSMOND. a. w." j° N Es (Late Chic£ Agent for the Royal Insurance Company.) HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE, FINANCIAL, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. (Office : 21. BHOUTLAND-STREET.) Boks to announce tho conuletion of hla ar rangements for oarryinK on tho abovo Branohes of Busineea. Houso. Land, Estate.—Properties bought, cold, or lot; Runts collected; Caie of Properties undertaken for Absentees; Estates managed and supervised for Executora nnd others, Insurance.—Effected on tho most Favourable Taring; Claims for Losses prepared and adjusted. Financial.—Securities provided for Inves tors; Mortgages negotiated and In terest ooUeqfed. Confidential. — Negotiations undertaken, Pa'rtnejshtps and Sales of Businesses arranged. To ensuro strict confMenco in all transactions, principals, or their solicitors, only will be ne gotiated with. Auckland/.'Sopteraber 22,18?5.



«- B W ZEAL A_N__D RAILWAYS. •^ ti M b TABLE. —On and after Ist JUKE 1885. AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA LINK. Out. WEEKDAYS. _^'_^^_ 0 Auckland., dep. 7.15 8.4012.0 2.0 .. if j.20 b.2U .. o^u , <laGroenLaiVo .. .'. 9.0 .. •• •• .••.. ,"., „•;,- " 055 11,40 9.22 2.52 g'SS.ESnX arr. rite A*> «.« iifl ilO 4.55 6.0 7.0 7.40 M 0 11.60 JMS 8.7 - . A, !____J——— J —-"■ ' --'4j —• ■ "■■■ ONKHUNGA LINK. I N ~ Wiskk DAYS. Sundays 0| Onehunga '.. .. I!&®&WWWW®^:W& IS-"--:: :: %s a? a*-? ft^« ™° ft c ClmnKO foJt"Awanmtu and Intermediate Stations. . ntahuhr rf ciiaiuro for Auckland and Inteniiediate Stations. / Change for utaliunr. c Change for'Mcrcor and Intermediate Stations. MAIN LINK. AUCKLAND-MEROKR-TB AWAMUTU^MORKINSVILLS-CAMBRIDaE. South—Wkki: Days. __^__^_^_______ ■ — ir~ —o am. n.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. pm. 0 Auckland dop. 0.0 BM X.C 11.15 4.15 L.20 * Nowmarkot Junction .. .. jig JM |}° JJ-" *| Jg "jgii^ :■ |i 1 1 I I 4 JL 11 I'apatollol »■» •• 'jfcrg *JS }ga»™ a " :: :: :: » &" " \? Q2l jlunua •• ;t 1,55 «j, " 22 Drury 81S J- iJ n2:i] Huiiclman ISISSho :: :: :: :: :: & «"* «5 ■& :: °g¥SSu«* ~ :: :: :: :: *« v. ri «"■* 037 Wanpu'ata •• •• s .i s -j, 4tfPokcllo j arr. V. flio 10 30 '*» 7.10 - 43 Mkkcbh { aop. .. 100 W3U 3l'' " aSO WliatiKnmarino •• •• ," aSI Wairangi aX Itannirlri •■ " .. " " a(io Ohinowai •• ■• jog 5.5 Csi Huntly •• I'/oj 5.23 69>Taupiri ■• •• j«;y O.IU 7il Nk'aruawahla a7Bi Puketo •• .. " ~ aSlToHapa •• c ]'o cC.IO 85 Frankton Junction " •• ~85 Frankton Junction .. dcp. ... .. 1.10 c- 20 86 Hamilton West.. .. arr. « - 1.13 •• a Hamilton West.. . dcp. .. •• 1.20 «JU aSB >JHamilton Kaet.. .. arr. .. •■ •• „;. •• " 89 Junction ■■ aw- •• \: hSL-. i_V. lv is E gKuiikiira Junction . dop. •• ■• '•'^ •• ■• ~ gS (for Morrinavlllo) a»i H Kuroka d°l> aS9 Motumaoho .. .. dip. .. •• •• 103 Moninsvillo .. .. air. -■ *■!>> •• .< 89 "Z~ UuakuraJunction .. dop. •. •• 1.3J C' 2 » j (tor Morrlnsvlllo) n9O SoMonßaonul > ■ nlB AgTnmahoro.. nO7 S^Fencourt .. oOS, «3«Hautapu ■• „•:, ,-i, 10100 Cambridge .. .. arr. ■■ •• I__^l^_ - " ~85 Frankton Junction.. !7~dop. .. .. 1.10 6.20 (for To Awamutu). « ■■ •• •■ •• a9O Ruknhia •• »■ -•;. „•;, " ■ " HI Ohnapo •• U2 °-46 am Lakolload _ •■ v •-•„ " " 100 Tk Awamutu ■■ ■• arrj ■■ ■■ I 2.0 I 7.X) ■■ I. Noiwii—Wkkk Days. I I O a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p m. p.m. OTkA-svamutu - .. dcp. .. _ .. 9-50 2.^5 2 N'Wiiroto .. •• 'J-58 2.10 « al LakcKoad .. •• •• „-•„ " 7 Olmupo .. •■ I"-15 S-0 all Uukiihla .. •• , ••„. 15 Frankton Junction.. .. arr. .. .. .. 10.45 __3_ 3o _ - SI ° Cnniiirii?^ „ T~dep. .. _ .. Cl 5 2.35 a2B ai~ 'CSFcncourt .. — •• •• ■• " all ■S »iTnmahcro « •• •• •■ - a' 2() =aMonßaonnl - ■• •• ■■„ - lil 6 ltuakiira Junction .. arr. .. „ .. 10.20 312 33 Morrinsvillo .. .. clop. .. .. .. 9.15 a"V 3 Motumaoho « ai\ Jr.'Kuroka .. .. •■ •• " — li) goUimkura JuncUon_. l _ arr. _ JJL .. ■■ 10.20 .. •• ■cSltuaicurd Junction .. dbpT .."" .. .. 1025 B.li 1G gAUamiUonKiuit .. .. .. | a Hami|ton Wost .. .. 10.40 S.M 15 ' Fraukton Junction .. arr. .. .. .. 1015 *■■" Frankton Junction .. .. dcp. .. .. .. 10 55 3.40 aW T<k.U!H)a, 2" Nijaniawahia .. ~' „ xi\m ;;.« ~ 31 'I'aupirl .. .. 11.10 4.3.5 Sii Huntly „ .. 12.7 5.15 all Ohincwal ati Hniißirirl aJ7 Wiiiranßl .. aol Whunsauiarino „ .. 67 MKUCKH j dop aM - nM 1/Xi ( . ~ 60 Pokono .. „ _ „ .. 6.31 .. 11.10 1.15 7.0 aC3 Wangarata v _..„.. c.. 65 Tuakuu .. .. 0.50 .. 12.10 2.0 7.20 nCB Biickland .._.„.. .. .. .. c .. 70 l'ukckoho .. . 7.10 .. 12 40 2.25 7.45 a73 Paorata.. .. „ .. „ .. .. .. c.. o7S Himciinan .. .. * ..... .. c.. 78 Drury .. .. 7.46 .. 1.15 3.0 818 afcO Hunua „ „ c .. 81 Papakura .. .. „ .. 8.2 132 310 8.2S 83 Manurowa .. .. _ .. 8.14 1.4S 3.20 8.15 83 Papatoitot .. .. _ .. 8.32 2.10 3.31 U.O 92 Otahnhu „ .. 8.12 C.50 2.70 3.18 11.10 7.15 95 Penroso Junction , 68.32 c 7.0 62.3) 6 3.59 9.20 67.30 96 Kllorelio.. .. _ .. .. 8.50 .. 2.35 4.4 925 1.35 a97 GroonLane „ .. 9.0 .. .. c .. 97 Rcmuora 9.5 .. 2 45 4.10 9.40 7.45 98 Newmarkot Junction .. .. 9.13 .. 2.5) c 4.25 11.45 7.50 100 Auckland arr. 0..23 .. 30 4.115 955 8.0 6 CbanßO for Onehunga. c Chango for Auckland nnd Intermediate Stations, d Change Jor' Kaipara Branch Stations. Passeiißors for Cambrldgo and Morrlnsvllle must chanue at Frankton Junotion, and for Mol.Tinßvillo ngnin chanßO at Huakura Juncti n. a Flag Stationo.—Trains do not atop unless required Nutlco ehould bo Riven to the Guard at tho previous stopping Stations by any Paatenßois di'slrlnß to alight at Flag Stations. » Only stops to not down^PassonKors from Walkiito Stations. B Only stops botwoen Auckland and Mercer where ehovvn. Paasongors from other illations be tween Auckland and Morcor must proceed by tho 0 20 a.m Train, ex Auckland, which stops at all Stations, and chango Into tho Waikato Train at Mcrcor. C Goods Truii.B, wltli Paßßongoi car attached. KAIPARA BRANCH. AUCKLAND -HENDERSON - HBLBNSnLLE.



OUT.-Wkkk Days, IN.-Week Days. a.m. am. p.m. a.m. a.m. p.m OAuokland .. .. dep. 7.15 10.50 4.40 0 Holensvlllo .. ... dop. 0.30 11.45 4.0 2 Newmarket Junction .. 7.20 11.10 4.45 a3 (Bhiraiißl .. „ 4MountEdon_ .. ~ 7.31 11.17 6.5 al Paoroa osKingsland .. „ .. afi Woodhill .. , „ asMorningsido.. _ aj Hewoti a7 Mount Albert _ 010 Walmauku BAvondalo .. „ .. 7.47 11.37 6.22 14 Kumou Junotion .. .. 7.25 1.10 5.6 a9NewLynn al7 Taupaki allWalkomlU ; aIU Waltakorol „ .. .. 7.45 1.33 6.21 llHondorson .. „ .. 8.10 12.4 6.45 a2l Swaneon al" Swaueon „ „ ... .. .. 25 Henderson 810 2 0 s n 20Waitakerel .. .. _ 8.35 12.31 0.16 a27 Waikoniltl ." .. .'. . aifflTaupaki a29 Now Lynn .. „ 25"Kumen Junction .. .. 8.55 1.5 6.28 31 Avondalo 8.37 2.27 0? a29VVaimauku 1.25 .. a32 Mount Albort a3lßowoti.. „ a33 Morningalde '.' a33WoodhlU „ , .. .. o3lKin K slaud a-s£ a? roa-: - 35 Mount Kdon 8.55 2.48 6.20 aiX ?r ! rangi,. 3B Newmarket Junotion .. 9.13 3.S 6,T0 38 Heionavillo P. 55 2.10 7.30 38 Aucldnnd .. ~ arr.l 9.22 3.15 615 C-Gooda Train—a Passenger Carriuvo is attached to this Train, whioh stopß for Passengers' Signal only, b 'Change for Waikato. THE W^'MBKRFIJJLa""" Latest Improvements. Valuable Appliances. Ten Years' Guarantee. Patent Automatic Winder. Patent Drop-Rollorß QCVI/llin Patent Loose-Winding-Wheel. Patent Thread Keleaser Wer' UIWISsU tneim Machines kopt in Repairs for three years FREE Oil1 CHARGE. Illustrated Catalogues and Samples of Work frea MhH HI !\! F S THE WBRTHEIM SEWING MACHINE AGENCY ISlrtUnimLO j BEALF t7O QUEKN.STKKET, |T>KETT'S ALMANAC, 188 6. A. AH D Gr, PRI OH, ! KNaiNEKHB, BOILBRMAKHRB, skprtttartwr «» MARnwiP Tyinmc. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS sttt-«,KiAKIKa OF MASONIC LODGES, ANITGBNERAI, MACHINISTB, '' FRIiINDLY SOCIETY LODBEB, MKR. THAMES CANTIMC, TRADE, LITERARY, AND Have to sue the following Maohiaory,- ATHLIMIC ASSOCIATIONS. &a. &0., are I Portable Knglne, by Hornßby & tJa, 8 h.p. requested to forward to this offloa the lnfonna -1 Horizontal Engine, double cylinder, K4». tlon neoeßsary for tho oompilaiion of tho Locjal I HoStalEnginefimn. by 18ln.stroka Dlreotor3rln thJs valnftble Handbook, whloh Is } J* nnon Knglne, 4Jln. by Sin, stroke now in course of preparation. Several Socle; loa 1 ™h^ were net mentioned in the cunont editiop 1 Cornish Boiler, 18ft. long by sft. diameter through the dilatoriness of Secretaries, KSffirll^Sbi^dSk^? 1^ TTNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE \?^^.¥Biti^&3SL%!%!: U CoMPAl!L^mited,., A cmanUtr Of leoond-hud QaartmngUnt MANUFACTURERS OF fc STEAKINE CANDLES, btlmateisuppliedforaUotesMstCßkßiaeertat COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, Work.-Makera of Sawmill »nd Quarto- LUBPJCATING AND OTHER OIL 3. ormhlng Maohtaery, Turbino Wlieala, WwahooM and oth«c UR Vmm OHbPnnbMcrtQfTaUow.



"ALBANY" FOOD FOR INFANTS. Recommended by the First Physi cians in England. IMMENSE DEMAND. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. TTBITINQ'S BOWOEB, KKATINU'S POWDER FLEAS MOTHS BBBTLK3. This Powddr is Quite Hakmlkss to Ani mal Life, but is unrivalled in destroying fleas, bugs cockroachoa, beetles, moths in furß, and ovory other Bpecies of insect. Sportsmen will and this invaluable for destroying flcaa In their dogs, as also ladies for their pejt does. This Article has Found bo Gbbat a Salk that it has tempted others to vend a so-called article in imitation. The Publio are Cautioned rKrg KSATING'S WOKM TABLKTB A PUKELT VKGBTABLK SwKBrMKAT, both in appearance and taste, furnishing a most agree able method of administering the only certaia remedy for INTESTINAL or THREAD WORMS. It to a perfectly safe and mild pre paration, and is especially adapted for Children. Bold in Tins by all Chemists and Drnggints. Proprietor i THOM&3 gEATINQ. Lompom, QTEBDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDERS CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH.



CAUTION TO PURCHASERS. The value of this well-known Family Medi.lne has boen largely tested in all parts o£ the world, and by all grades of society, for upwards of fifty yeaks. Its well-earned extensivo sale has induced spurious imitations, some of which in outward appearance bo closely rescmblo the original as to have deceived '? nZ purchasers. Tho proprietor, therefore, feels it due to tho public to give a special caution n r ainst tho uso of such imitations. Purchasers are therefore requested caretuiiy to observe tho four following distinctive char acteristics, without wlilch none arc genuine :— Ist—ln every case tho words John Stebd man, Chemist, Walwoktii, Surrey, are en gravod on tho Government Stamp affixed to ea2na- aEach Single Powder has directions for tho dose, and tho words John Stccdman, Chemist, Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon. 3rd—The name Steedman is always spelt with two EK's. ■lth—Tho manufacture in carried on sololy in Walworth, Surrey. , Sold in Packets by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors, at Is ljd to 2s Sd each. Agents: Kempthornr, Prosser and Co., Auckland, Wellington, Christohurch, and Dunediu. COUGH ELIXIR. PLEASANT AND EFFECTUAL FOR COUGHS and COLDS BAXTER'S LUNG PKKSKRVERiflunrlvaUod. Trylt. IKBRONCIIITIS and >STH MA, BAX TE K'rf 1 ,UNG PRESERVER afl'jrds imme diate re.ief^ Try It. _____ SOiuTTHROAT quickly yields to BAX TICR'S LUNG P^KSEKVEK.JTry it FOR WHOOPING COUGH BAXTER'S LUNG PKESttrtVJtlt Is a specific. Try it. IN CONSUMPTION BAXTER'S} LUNG PR KS X X V Kll bag bien signally buooosb£ul. ten ■' Book for Kvery Homo." IN CROUP, its effect is magical, the expectorant and other propsrties affording very speedy i ollef. Try it. TESTIMONIALS. From RKV. CIIAKLES PEMNY (lato of Chriatcburcli), March 17, 18S».-YourPulmonio Elixir afforded my wifo and children almost Immediate relief in Cough,) and Colds, and man j to whom I havo iiad tho pleuauro of recom mending your specific have spoken of it as in valuable In ono caso, when ovory remedy tried was powerlots to Rive relief (tho cough was so distressing), the first doeo of your Elitcir proved most oflecttvo. In another caso (sore throat), a curs was so soon brought about that the patient raeolved in tho future to take nothing el«o. Other cases could bo cited, but these will bo sufllelont to thow that your Pul mnnic Kiixir is a remedy of no mean order. Kr( V 0. X SALTER. Eeq , Barrlnter nnd Solicitor. Inglis'a 13ui:dinKB. (Jhrlstchurch, 20lh Mar- h, 18SI.-1 havo used your Pulmonic Klixir n my family for eomo years pa>-t, nnd have •ound it to bo v«ry efflcacioua in Chest and Tkroat Compliiintfl. Frr.m WILLIAM RTCED, Keg., Shipplnprand Cußtoms A«ent, Lvttoltou, November 28, 1883.- I have uso'l Tour Lung Preserver in my family (or the lest fourtoen years, therefore havo the sroatest ploaouro in bearing testimony to it t 111 micv in the treatment of cuughn, oolda. bron clii'.i', croup, whooping-cough, &c. I h^ve foc'inmcnded it to my friends, who havo also ~.. i;, ,n ne a Vi-ij J ..iotn.ir.« and sneoay cure tor. In st and throat compUint". 1 luvo uni (oi inly found a sitigle doso of l^une I'ruscrvcr check a severe paroxysm of coiiKhingi I shall on tUI occasions havo groa; picture in recom mending it to uuft'orers, as 1 consider it a boon to mankind. From ISAAC ALLEtf, Esq.. Commission Agent. Horfford-strent, Christchurch. Doc. 6, 1583.—" After aovon years' experienco. I have jreat pleasure in testifying to tiio cfticacy of your ' Lung Preserver,' having proved it in my (amilj tobsaspeciflofor coughs, colds, &o. a tow Jobo invariably subduing tho nasty harass ing cough, and whilo relieving the throat and chest, it does not, like other nostrums, ilia order the digestive organs by inducing nausea, constipation, headache, lots of appetlto, &c. 1 can hoartily recommend it as tho best, cheapest. colds, bronchitis, whooping cough, &c. So highly do we esteem it that we always keop a supply on hand."



From W. B. SCOTT, Esq., Builder, tea,— " Peterborough • street, Chrtstchurch. Decem ber 4,1883 —Some years ago I was recommended to try a bottle »f your ' Pulmonio JCllxir and Lung Preserver,1 for tightness of the cheßt, 1 did bo, and from that time I have novor bcon without it In the house. I have found it answer in every respeot for coughs, colds, tmd sore throat, und would strongly advise vhose that are suffering from suoh complaints to try it.' From Dr. J. EWAIIT-" I am very much on posed to patent madicines Rensraliy.and totally discountenance the Ba'sains, Oxymols, Elixirs, Srruuß, and othor emanations of unprincipled empirics ; but I regard your Lung Preserver as a really good preparation, ontirely free from those qualities which render most patent medi cines dangerous, and possessed of those tonic and stimulating properties which reader it a treasure to tho>e who suffer from the exhausting effects of pulmonary disease and chest afrectlonß generally. In oases of asthma, it quickly cuts short the percßcyßm. In chronic bronchitis or winter cough it is ÜBeful; the discharge of mucus is greatly assisted, and the wheeine and difficulty of breathing are greatly rel.uvod by it In acuto bronehit.s it is also bmeflcla', and whilst ittondßtoohookinflttmmatlon.it promotes oxceo oration, and thus rolieves the laborious and difUoult breathing so general in these attacks. As a Cnngh Medlolne, ftr parsons of sJI ages, It is excellent To be had of all Chotnista and Storekeepers', In bottles. Is 6d. 2s 6d. Is 6d. and 6s eaoh. Wholesale Agents for Auckland— MESSRS J. C. SHARLAND & CO. P. HAYMAN & CO. CLOBK! BROTHERS. KEMPTHORNE, PRO3SER & CO. *s, I'urchtraera are requested to asked tor Baxter's Lurg Preeorver. Be cautious agakiat saing put off with iome other medicine, which lealers may recommend solely on the ground of having more profit. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER is a Pleasant Remedy. BAXTER'S LUNG PHESERVEH ie a Potent Remedy. BAXTER'S~LUNG PRESERVERTTs supported by high-class Testimonials. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER""]; .. ?, highly reoommended by members of the MeaioaLjiogal, and Clerical Profesßionß. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER does not disorder the stomaoh. AXTBR'S LUNG PRESERVER does not constipate the bowels. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER does not proditTp headaohe. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER does not oontain Parogorio. Opium, or Squills. AXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER is awrtgnrtSL* be the Oheapeßt "* Beat OF PURE COD LIVER OIL And Hypophosphites of Limo and Sods. ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILK Possessing the combined virtues of these two valuable remedies in their fullest uF£\ °- c eal ily diß°steil and asEimi. lated thnn sn the crude form, and especially desirable for sickly wasting children and pewon w fl! feeble digestive power, and as A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, 4 REMEDY FOR SCROFUIA, AEa DYDE FSA? MiAA^GE N . L;S '? py6?enb,od ftnd endowed by th«



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DR. J. COLLTS BROWNE'S CHLOKODYMH. THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUIBE. Advice to Invalids.—lf you wish to obtain quler, refreshing sleep, free'from headaohe, rulieCf rom pain and anguish, to calm and assuage the weary ackings of protracted disease, in vigorate the nervous media, and regulate the circulating systems of the body, you will provide youraelf with that marvellous remedy dis covorod by Dr. J. Collia Urowne (late Army Mrdicil Staff), to whicn ho gavotbo name of CHLORODYNE, and which iradmitted by the prof jßSion to be the most wonderful and valu aolo remedy over discovered. CULOROL) YNE is the boat remedy kno7?nfor Couifhs Conaumprion, Bronchitla, Asthma. UHLORODYNBactalikeaoharm in Diarrhoea, and in the only specific in Cholera and Dyeen °CIiLORODYNE effe=tually cuts short all attacks of Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation, and Spasms. CIILORODYNE is the only palliative In Neuralgia, ttheumatifim, Gout, Cancer, Tooth ache, Meningitis, &c. From Symes & Co., Pharmaceutical Chemists, Medical Hall, Simla, January 5, 1880. To J. T. Davenport, Esq.. 33, Great Ruasell-treet, Bloomsbnry, London. Dear Sir, -We embrace thin opportunity of conßratulatin? you upon the wide-hprtad reputation thia jua ly eiteemed medicine. Dr. J. Collis Browno's Chlorodyne, has earned for itself, not only in Hlndottan, but aH over the Kaet As a remedy for general ufillty. we much question whether a better ia imported into Urn country, and we shall be glad to hear of ita Hading v plao in every Anglo-Indian home. Tho other brands, we are.'iappy to cay, are now relegated to tho native bazaars, and, judging froiri their sale, we fancy iheir sojourn ttiore will bo but uvuueeoont. We could multiply in etuncos ad iniinitum et the extraordinary efllcacy of Dr. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne in Diarrt.cea, and Dysentery, Spasms. Cramjs, Nourulgia, the Vomiting of Pragnancy, and as a goueral sedative that have occurred under our pirsonal observation during many years. In Choleraic Diarrhoea, and even in the more torriblo forms of Cholora itself, we have witnessed itj uurpriuiiigly controlling power. We have never used any other form of this medi cine than Collis Browne's, froni a Brm conv.o tion that it io decidedly the best, and also froma Ecnso of duty we owe to tho profession and the public, as wo are of opinion that the substitution of any othor than Collis Browne's is a dk- HUICKATK IIUEACH OF FAITH ON ?HB PAWT OF THE CHEMIST TO I'KKSCRIBB AND PATIKNT alike. We are, Sir, faithfully yours, Syncs & Co., Mcmbors of the Pharm. Society of Great Britain, His Exoellency the Viceroy's Chemists. QAUTION.-Vice-Chancellor 81r W. J>aw Wood stated that Dr. J. Collis Browne was, undoubtedly, tho Inventor of Chlorodyne: that the story of tho defendant Freeman was de liberately untrue, which, he regretted to say, had been sworn to.—See "TheTimea," July 13. Sold In bottlos a.t Is IJd- 2s 9d. 4s 6d, and He each. Noho is gnnuina without the word's " Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne" Ofl the Qovorn ment stamp. Overwhelming medicw testimeny aooompanioß each bottle. Caution.—Boware of Piracy nnd Imitations. Sole Manufacturer-J, T. DAVENPORT, 38, Great Ruaaell-street, Bloomsbury, London.



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