THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1885.

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D. P. E VANS. JCBTATE, HOUSE. AND LAND AGENT, + AUCTIONEER, &o. OHO CAPITALISTS AKD OTHERS. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT IN THIS CITY FOR SALE. All that Valnablo and Centrally Sitnatedl Pro ■Orty, consisting FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, together with Commodious Donblo Shop, Store room, and 5 Rooms upsmire, built of brick on itono foundation, in first-class position, and well adapted for Solicitor's Clmmoors, being situated In Shortland-street, nenr Mirao haiirisomo and extensive new promises or the Evkninq Staii; and also ne^r Poat-otllce, bants, and thoso ma<; nlflcont now blocK ot buildings (tho Arcade) now being erected for tho Now Zealand Inaur onf p Cora pany. This is a real flrst-c1r.33 Investment, and wi-U worthy tho attention of capitalists. 1 ia, with out doubt, the i:-oat valuable and safest invest ment now In tlic Market, with undeniable proa poctivo value, second to nono in Auckland. (857) Aleo, tho iollowin? deslrablo Prop.rtics- AUOKLAND—VaIuabIe Hu3lnesa Site for 3ale, Bituate in Shc.-tland-strect, corner of Mills Lano, and immediately between tho pro mises of Messrs A. Clark and Sonß and Bycroftand Co. Terms easy. ALBXANUHA-STRKKT (f.op. no.ir Symonds- Btrcat ami near ihe planted reserve)—Com tj'tnbla R fidonoo of (i roDim, i-ity witer, bath, and all conveniences; a very desirable property. ('j-S) BAYFIKLD. PON'SONBY—Nice Now Hou 0 Ot 4 rooms, ecullcry. n'^e position, freehold allotment; only £250. (11.19) CHURCH-STRK.ET-Villa Residence of 5 rooßis, fitted with cupboards,dresser register Eratj. oven, See.; Rood well and tank, v.-eli-stockcd garden. Prico, £330. 1729) CL\RENCE • STREET. PONSON'BY - Nice Verandah Cottiis-* ot * rooms and eoullory ; allotment. 10 x 87 ; 5270. CAMBRIDGE -Lot 18: grand nornerallotment, 1 acre Al-.0, lot 379; valuable ucro section ; splendid corner file. (15*23) COLIINGWOQO-STRKET - llr.ntlsomo cnl oommodisiiß Itcsid'ji.ce of 7 rc.oms, bnt.i room, xo.; lice p i^ition ; grand viow. «115) DBAKK-STRKET tFrecmaa's Baj)—Oouuiiodi ous Busriness Premises; fine position ; good investment. ('«•>) DUNEDIN-STRKET.PONSr>NBY-Boauliful!y Situated Allotment. 3! x 9J, with nico Uouse o£ 6 rooms, w< 11 tltiialieJ. e^ »nd water laid in. Baa Btovo. Sec. ; largo bay window J price. £550. (J"2^> BLDON-STREET, PARNELL - Comfortable Verandah Cottogo of 7 rooms, stable, woric shop, &o In tirst-cliiss order; kilch- n rango, drrmor, well, vump, &c, near th-_ beach j prico, £150. !*(!> BPSOM—Gentleman's Residence and Gvounda. This is tho property of a Gentloman who has spared neither time nor money, not only In beautifying the Grounds, but in furni&h ing tho House with every possible com fort and convenience. Stables and necessary out-buildings, &c, &c. Cards to view from the undersigned. (11 !8) FBRNLEIBH-BTREET-3 Verandah Opttagaa of 3. i, and 5 rooms reapectively. In goixl order. City water laid in. Prico, for the three. *S6O. A good investment. Q102) OKORGTE AND RYLffi STREETS (corner of)- Very superior House, beautifully finished off in cedar and ornamental wood 3. lo be sold at once; a bargain. 1103 GUNDRY-STREET, second from corner of Litohfleld-street-Freehold verandah House of 5 rooms, scullery and outhousus, well and faithfully built, and in good order, lot No. i. off Newton Rood, about fltteen minutes' walk from Quecu street. (1192) GIBRALTAR CRKSCKN'T (Parnell)-A very Handsome Villa Residence, pos3CS3ins bix flno rooms; gas hnd water throughout; washhouse and every convenience; frco * hold allotmont, 36 x 100; well drained and planted *, this property it pleasantly situated, commanding a most extensive view of the Domain. 1182 IAMDLTON — Splendid Little Farm of 100 acres, mostly subdivided into paddocks, Bituate near tho township; good road,splen did ho-ase, fine position. Price, only £2,000. (1393! HACKETT-STREET (Ponsonby)-Comfortable Villa, i large rooms, leox-to, &o.; gas and water laid in; nice position, near the bea< h. Prioe, £350. 0510) IRELAND-BTHEET, Freeman's Bay—Comfort able Cottago of 1 room 3, freehold allotment £230. (UM) KING AND STANLEY STREETS. Grpit North Road—A 9-roomed House, fronting Kine-atroets; gas and water; very good cookina range: ollotment, S3 x 102. 1-roomed Houso in Stanloystrect, allotment Glxl;0. A Good Building Lot, 33 x 102, fronting King street- and a fine large workshop, two story, at back of hou?o siluated in King-street, with private entrance from Stanley-street ol about 15 to 20 feet. Price for whole. £730 cash. 1579 B3NGSLAND (2nd Avenue)— House of i rooms and workthop ; Allotment JO x 112. Price, £200. MANNING-STREET (No* ton)— A comfortable House of 6 rooms, fitted with Vanatian binds, gas, water, etc., eto. £385. (1531) MOUNT EDKN, Mount Roßkill Road-Verj Comfortable Verandah Villa of 6 rooms waahhoaße. &c, &o.j volcanic allotment 60x200: £125. (»50) MOUNT EDEN, off Mount Rofki 1 Road—A pretty Villa Residence, rusticated, superblj finished off, 5 rooms, lofty, bath-room, pantry. Leamington range, 2 register grates bay window, splendid hall, fanoy glass door water laid on to bath and pantry by two 20& gallon tanks; picket fenco; cornor allot ment, 41 x 118; very largo stable and fowl house ; gas within 200 feet. Tlio viow ob tained from this property is unsurpawed in the district, with flno prospective valuo. MOUNT EDEN (Owen's Road (-Pretty Villa ol Brooms wash-howp. &c , &c.; splendid vol oanio allotment, 132 x 170. (1517) NELSON-STREET-Oomfortablo Houbo of i rooms, bathroom, &c, &c. ; city watei and gas laid in. £?50. (M 9) NORTH SHORE—Comfortable Villa of 9rooirp, wash-house, copper, gas, and all convenien ces. Price, only £350. : (1511) NEWTON ROAD—Good Investment; two very nice Houses; gas and city water in each. Both in flrst-class ordor and in splendid position, close to Karangahapo Road, Grand position for shop (1254) PARK ROAD—Good Honse of 7 rooms, pleas antly situated; Bplendid riow; largo allot ment Price £650. (1121) PANMURffi—I aore Section in grand position, and Cottage of 3 room?, &c, &c. (1511) PARVELL—ViIIa Residence of 7 rooms, bath . room.&c,&c: wood.coal,and wa-.h-hou^e, with boiler and all convenienco3; allotment, 66x100. (151?) PENRO3E—A comfortable Hou^e of 5 rooms, outbuildings, &c, &c, and 2 acres splendid ■ volcanic land. (1525) PONSONBY — Handsome and Commodious Residence of 9 rooms, bath-room, conserva tory &0., &o.; out buildings and all con veniences ; allotment, 132 x 216, fronting two streets. C 631) PUKEKOHE—Good Freehold Corner Allot ment, with House of 4 rooms, Shop, stable, and out-house. (1401) POMPALUER TERRACE-Very _pretty Cot tage, vi "splendid order rrery nice garden. allotmentT 60x100. Price. £350. U267) PARNELL (Brighton Road)— Now House of 8 rooma and workshop, Btove, register orate; verandah side and front: allotment, 60x840. Prioe, £425,. Can bo sold on terms. PONSONBY ROAD. — Good Villa Residence, olose to the Franklin R»aS; quite new; gas and water; allotment 56 x 100. Price. £1.000. (1185) PROSPEBT-STREET, PONSONBY, and only one minute from tram—A Pleasantly-Bitu ated 8-roomed Cottage, register crates, gas In three rooms, oaty wator, and evory con venience. Allotment 33 x 100. Stands high; grand view. Prlee, £350, Terms easy. (1503) RANDOLPH-STREET, Newton — Two Fine Allotments, situated about the centra or Newton; allotments, 33 x 99; third and fourth from Gloucester-street. Price £175. 156(> RKMUER A—Comfortable Villa of Brooms, So., &c; large allotmont 66 x 221, planted, &c, &o £500. (1S28) RICHMOND ROAD — Handsome Villa of 7 rooms, &xv, kitchen rango, copper, &c., &o. (freehold). £500. (1233) RYLE-BTREET— Pretty Verandah Villa of a rooms, &o.; allotment 66 x 120; a very desirable residence. . (1039) BYMONBS-STREET, near City Eoad-A Com fortable Villa Residence of 6 rooms, lofty, nice hall, gas and city water throughout, asphalted paths, side entrance, bay window, register grate. Stands high. Grand position. (1502) BHERIDAN-STREET—Comfortable House of 8 rooms, &c.; gas and water laid in; nica position. Prico, £5(0. (1470) SALE-STREET (Freeman s Bayj-Cottage, i rooms, in good order; corner allotment; only £-"21. 1176 SENTINKL ROAD—Handsome Villa Residence of 7 rooms bath-room, &c , &o.; city water and all conveniences; allotment, 40 x 180. £550. (1550) TBNNYBON-ST"KBT (Surrey Hills)—A well buift Houso of 6 largo rooms; every con venience. Allotment 40 x 132. Price, £555. UNIOX-STREET-Nice House of 5 rooms, gas and water laid in; would make good stand for business. (1507) VICTORIA-STHEBT WEST-Shop and Dwel llnsrof 4'roomß. £150. (1093) VICTORIA AVENU X, MOUNT EDEN-Hand some"Vilia of 7 rooma. fitted with batl., cup board, dresser, and all conveniences; bay window, grand view, splendid voleanio ai : lotment (50x108). Cheap, only £500. (1535J^ VALLEY ROAD, Mount Eden-Grand Build ing Allotments, splendid view, from 30s per foot Terms. 13-18 VHSW AVENUE, MOUNT EDEN - New Villa Residence of 5 rooms, and outbuild ings : scoria soil, and good position. Only am. (1097) VERMONT-STREET—Commodious and com fortable Villa Residence of flvo rooms, wash house, cellar, &c; city water and every con venience : stood allotment Very cheap. WALLACK-STREET, PONSONBY-A very nicn House of 6 rooms, gaa and water laid on &nd every convenience, andont-house. about 3 minntes wa'k from the tram, and 200 yards from the Home Biy Wharf. (150-) WOLF-STREET, off Hepburn street — Nice Villa Residence, 5 rooms large workshop, &a. &o. £420. (1242) WYNDHAM-STREttT. justatcornerof Albert street; grand site; fine allotmont, with old cottages now Btauding. For Building Allotments, Rural Lands, end Farms, see separate advertisements. D. F. EVANB, HOUSB, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, AUCTIONEER, &o. IaAHD MAHT-QUKKH-BTHEET, NEXT BANS OF AUHrnALAHIA.



CTI /ESMOND, • D.» \J LAND AND MONETARY AGENT, 116, Quekn' stt'.kkt lAdjoinin« B. Tonkß and Co.'s). telephone-no, iss. bankers: national bank of new ZEALAND. MORTGAGES AND LOANS NE ".OTIATED HE NTS AND r;TK):j'-Tc COLL'- Cl'1-1) MON.H.V I.M\ |.>'J'.i-!i (iN HUST--JLASS S«)!IRn'IHH, UlTil IT CHAl'.llE ESTATES J!INAM;i) ¥O< AH-1 ,\ TEES VALUATION.'• AN!) AH U ITRATIONS native' land aff iii:s specially UNDERSTOOD HOUSES TO I-ET, AND I'IiOPKUTIES FOR SiLK ' Placed on* my J.ists Fhek ov i'iiahos ■; bvhry dmcrlhtioh of i.andkd pliopebty Bought ok Sold to Oudeb i Lakok Sums to Lknd on Fiiist ■ olabs ] Skcukity S Aokst kor National Firb and Marine In- J Buhanck Company of New Zealand, and ; tub New Zkaland Accident Insurance ; Company, ~Jfli O R Q A L E. SHORTLA.ND-STREET.—Allotment 30 feet x 140 feet, with double frontsgo. Prico, £15 per foot, Easy terms would bo arrangod for building „ VKRMONT-STIIKET, PON'SONBY—Very Do nrable Eight-roamed Reeidonco, on half-au acre allotment, tas.tfully laid out with lawn and orchard ; bath-ioom, pantry, &c. ; da taohed watb-house. larpo stable and buptgy houeo; a.l thoroushly well buil' and finished; gas and water laid on. Piico, £1,200. SI'KRKY HILLS.—6 roomed Dwelling Houbo, BuHt in Kiri>t-c!as3 Stylo, with every Ccn venier.cc Mlntment, 10x132. l'rico. f;'2O. WUOD-STUKKT, PONSONHY - 8-roonicd Rcsi df nee, ox mlargj nndl.uh rooms, withsiljn did view of the harbour; slalo n>of. concrete piths, sm-ill stab'.o; allotment, to s. 110. Pil ;e, . .-esso-easy terms. SUKRKV HlL'iS—7-ronmcd House on corner allctmenl, 10 x 92: gie and water, detached wanh-houso nic^ ernrden. Pricf. .-C>."o SlmilnT Ilouao on next allotment. 33 * 92. Prlne, £125. MOUNT KUSICILL ROAD —Two Splendid Level Allotments, each 50 x 148 Price, £3 15s p-rfoot. Chiurt businesssito. AVONDALK 1J aerc3cl<)9o to railway sttttioaj errand a:to for n res'rtcn.w Cheat" for cash. ONEHUNOA-Orand Unil'Hn? .--ito of 1 acre; Iriinia;a t:i throo roada, fenced ; adjacent to Green Hi 1. t'asy terms. NOR PHOO lE—l rooznod Cottngo on nllotme:it, 6'ixl32; 10 mlutitea from wharf; £tSO Ad ininiLK allotment, Gli x 181, 20a per foot. MOUNT KDrtN-5-rooinod Mou-c, built in best style with detiiclioi wash houao, en allotment CO x 2:0. A b.-ir^iii aat £50!. POV3OXBY—Twoi-rooiiiL-d two-aforicd Houses in i-'onipMl'erTtrriice;i,'O"clinv.-stiiinr.ti£7oe. MOUNT EDKN- Ni:e Rc^iiciifo uf t! rtonis, with U. acres of land. \vi;)l-n'iintvtl, etandin.c; hi"h but w.-.l bhcHurecl; hitn-room detached T.a-.lihouso. &c ARCH Hi!.U—Two almost new live-roomed House?, on l.i'ijo laasol old allotment ; 38 years to run. Very chi.ap ; £ISO. NIW NORTH RiiAD— Vicorin Avenue.— Comfortable eteh'-roomed llouso. on Rood allot'iicnt, for £50 ea- h ; balance at 7 per rent. RMiMUER*. — (Jh'ike HuildinK AUotintnts on t c Orakoi Vtoad, CO x ICS; 25s to 60i pur foot. CHES'-KR'iEi-D, Mount .Uo hill R<>ad.—Good level Buildiug AllotiiiCEts, CU x 132 ; 22j Gd to £3 per foot, pi).)- —Now 3 roomed CottißO at Mount iJ&^d. Koskil1, on allotment 75 x 145 ft. ■P*>l O —Comfortable 1-roomed House in *_IU. L=ainingtou Road, Mount Eden. Allotment, 34 x 90. All thn atiova Prop, rties may bo arranged to be bought on very easy terms. WANTED. IN EPSOM DISTRICT—An F-r.vmed Hoase. ■with about 3 acres of land. Price not 10 exceed £1.000. TO LEASE—A Farm of 30 to 100 iicrea, good grass land, in Tamaki, Papdioitoi, or Maogero Districts, en waterside prtfenod; near to school, with 6 roomed houso. TO RENT-A 1-roorned House, with about an aero of land and garden, within easy distanoe of town. FARMS, PAPAKURA.—EversIey Grove Farm, adjacent to Hunua Station, consisting of 293 acres flrst clats land, well watered, mostly in prrats; large and commodious residence, with all necessary outbuildings. PaPATOITOI. — 8J Acres, in good grass, on Great South Road, with new 4-roomed House; £360 PAPAKURA VALLEY.—7S acre*of good graia Lind. larvo Orchard, 7roonicd House, v/ith Rtabips. cowsheds, etc. WARKWORTH-4G fcras In high ti-treo. on Great North Koad, all level and ploughablo; £1 per acre. I have several Fams of every descriptions and in all parts of the district on my lists, for Bale on easy terms. CHARLES H. OSMOND. ADAM BBDE X3l- IS NOW FORMING HIS ANNUAL SERIES OF COMPANIES ' ON THE MELBOURNE CUP, 1885, To be Ron First Week in November. 1000 Members at I To be Divided aa 10a Each | Follows. first horse _ £500 second horse „ zoo third horse 100 other startlers (dtvrdkd) .. 5m ndn-starteks (divided).. „ 700 Total „ ..£2OOO It Is particularly requested that early applica tion for Shares will be made, as each list will be drawn aseoon as filled, in tho presence of the Press and a Committee o( Sub icrlbors. Results will be forwarded to Subscribers immediately after drawing, and the next list proceeded with. Any 'Subscriber drawing a horse In any list will be allowed, if he co desires it, to invest in the following list any sum not exceeding Four Pounds wiihout remitting any further oash, this amount to be ultimately deducted from prize money. KO. 1 NOW OPEN. Application by letter only, enclosing two stamps, with exchange on oheqees. or by money ordor. bank notes, or drafts. Registered letters or telegrams will not on any account be re ceived. If bank cotes are sent, please use ty*o envelopes, one sealed and placed inside the other. P.O. ordo' 5 preferred when procurable. It will greatly expedite business if an addressed envelope le enclosed with Duplication. Address— ADAM BEDE, Care of H. N. Abbott, Box No. 2. Post-otiioo. Auckland, OINGER BEVvTNG MACHINES, Sales Id 1882 603,202 Machine*. „ 1881 561,036 „ Increase 42,256, ps. three out of every four ma CHINES SOLD IN THE WORLD AF SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF THRBE HUNDRED FIRST PRIZES !! ! AND AT CHRISTCHUROH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS, To be obtained at PEB 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK Only at 261, Queek -street, Auckiand, BEWARE OF GERMAN AND OTHER IMITATIONS. SINGES SEWING MACHINES. m peacock, -*- • OPTICIAN. MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, . SHORTL4ND STREET. ALWAYS IN STOCK- Spectacles aDd Eye-Rlasses of evei# kind: an accurate fit guaranteed Opera Glasßes of superior quality Telescopes, Binocular Field Glasses, and Micro scopes; powerful and cheap Theodolites, Mining Compas-e', Abney Levels Drainage Levels, Prismatic Compasses Drawing Instruments, Scales, Harallelßulers bnipa Lovta, Sextants, Compasses, Binnaolea 5jI™roeters. Thermometers. Hydrometers- Ei!ectrl?;Bells, Batteries, and Fittings JJaraetio and Galvanic Medical Machines Magic Lanterns and Slides, Hand Magnifiers stereoscopes and Slides, GrauhDßcopes steam Gnaws and Tubing, Salinometers Amateur Phot:- graphic Cameras -. i» Just Recjuved— self-regislerlnK Aneroid Barometers ineroida for Lobbies, with handsomely oarved frames INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY KIND REPAIRED. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE.



rriHK NEW ZEAI AND GOVERNMENT A. LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. Directors : Tho Hon. Sir Julius Vogel, K.C.M.G., Colonial Treasmer (Chairman) VV. S. Reid. Es-q., SolicitorGonoral J. O. G yin, Esq., Secretary to the Treasury ]{. C. H;inicrton. Esq., Public 'Irusteo Nicholas Uiid, Esq., Mercliant, J.P. J. 11. lietliuno, Ksq, Land and Commission Agent, J.P. Q. V. 8. unnon, Esq., Merchant, J.P. H. D. Bell, l.sq , Barrister fi. Fisher. Ksa . Mil H.. J.P. Gco S. Graham, Esq.. J.P. This Association is the only Office which pos aesses Government Si curity a; d proffers to the public the combined advuntage-i of MUTUAL ASSURANCE WITH LOWEST PREMIUMS, AND INVIOLABLE STATE GUARANTEE. After IS years' existence, the OiTieo haß now ACCUMULATED fUNi-S exceeding ON X MILLION STERLING. Its Annual Incomo exceeds .. _ £230,KQ It offers tho most Liberal Conditions extant. An Insurance of £1,200. at the premium charged elsowhcro for £1,:00. cquh alimtto AN IMMEDIATE BONUS OF £200. In addition to Full Participation in Profits. Branches In nil tho principal Towns in the Colony, and Atfoiicie' at all the Monoy Order Post offices in tho Colony. „_ M> LurKlK _ Hoaa Offlco, Wellington, 7th April. 1855. JB. B L A I X I E, O VIOTORIA-STnEKT, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY Direct from SIANUKACTUREita, Has for Sale, at Low Hates- Carpenters' Tools Nails, Locks, Hingei Kitchen Ranges Register Grates, In great Variety Marblo and enamelled Slato Mantelpieces Largest Stock in Auckland Marble, Electroplato, Curb, and ether Fendera Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zino Slate, Cement, and Plaster INSPECTION INVITED. qfIOOTING SEASON, 18S5 GUNS !! GUNS"!! GUNS !! D, "eVITT, GUNMAKER, 254. QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. The advertiser having a very lureo Stock of Suns, both Breeeoh-loiding and Musßslc-liMfi ng. hns ro-ma ked them at a oonaidcrabla iron cash. £ a. d. Single barrel Guna from .. .. 017 fi Double-barrel Guns from .. ..800 lloublo-barrel B.L. Guns from .. 115 0 fnglebarrol B.L. Guns f rom ..600 Curtis ard Harvey's Best Quality Diamond Grain Gunpowder.. 4s 8d per lb. FFF Gunpowder SaOl „ Shot 0i «I<l .. Cartridge Cases, 12 guage, sa, 09 and h p;r 100 Every Other Kind of Fiiootinq Matkkial Equally Cheap. ELEY'S CENTRAL FIRE CARTRIDGES, 12 guugo, loaded with tho New K.C. Powdtr. GUNWORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE PROMPTLY AND EFFICIENTLY. IMPORTER OF PAIN!* CELEBRATED FIREWORKS. D. EVITT, gunmaker and importer, 254 — Queen-street, Auckland, — 254 Wholesale and Retail. t^SEND for Price lists. OHARLKS HESKETH.J [ALEX. AITKSK. HTESKETH AND AITKEN L are glad to Inform tholr Customers and the Public generally that having cold the whole of their last year's Stock of Clovers, etc., thoy aro in a position to Offer an Entirely Now Stock arriving per direct stoamer Aoranui, from Lon don, and per Mail Steamer from fc'un Fruncisco, as under, all current season's growth, consisting WHITE CLOVER (Trefollum rcpons) RKD CLOVER (T-efolium pretens) ALSYKE CLOVER (Trcfolinin hybrida) COWGRASS (I'refolium porcniie) SCARLET CLOVKR (Trefolium incarnatum) TREFOIL iMcdicagOEupnllna) LUCERNE IMeuicoM) eativa) ALFALFA (Meuicago Chilians) TIMOTHY (Phlcum Pratmiis) CRES'I ED DOGSTAIL (Cj-noeurns oristnlus) MEADOW FOXTAIL (Alopceuru!,l pretcnsls BIIEEPS FESCUE (Fcstuca ovinn) WOOD MEADOW GRASS (Poanenioraha) PRAIRIE (BrorousSchrcedorii DOOB GRASS KAT-TAIL (Sporobolus clongatus) RYE-BRASS (Soleum perrenc sempervirons) COCKSFOOT (Dactylis glomoratal PURPLE t and GREEN TOP ABERDEEN devonshire grey stone, white N^»s GLOBETURNIPS They are also Agents for the Bonednst as Manufactured by the Auckland Manure Com pany, Sydney Bonedust and Flour, Mineral and Bono Phosphates, Potato and Grass Manure's Peruvian Guano, Nitrate of Soda, and other Artiflolal Manures; Oats, Maizo. Barley, Beans, Pease; Coarse, Fine, and Rock Salt, Cobra, and Unseed Cake: New Zealand Flax and Tow, ntj. TTNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLB U ' COMPANY (LIMITED).' MANUFACTURERS OP STEARIN E CANDLES, COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, LUBBICATING AND OTHER OILa WORKS-ST. ANN'S BKUIUE, PBNKORV WAREHOUSE AND OFKIOKB-LOWEK ALIiERT-ST., AUCE.LAND. f>jßh yvnhmorm <rf V«tln-»» "pAPBRHANGIRGB, W. PHILLIPPS k BON HAVR RECEIVED. EX LATE ARRIVALS 186— P A OKA G E S—lß6 OONTAININa 86.0D0 BOLLS 07 PAPERHANGINGB, COHSISTINa OF NEW PATTERNS ffor Drawing, Dining, Bed-rooma, Hall acti Btalroaso, ratable tor the Mansion or Cottage, BEAUTTFUL DESIGNS, AMD BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED IW PAPJERHANGINGB. 916— PACKAGES—916 BORIMB AND HESSIANS PLATE AND SHEET GLASS, WHITE LEAD. OILS, TUBPB, VARNIBHEB, AMD ALL TRADE SUNDRIES. W, PHILLIPPS & SON, flfi AWD 97, QDHKK-HTBBgB. |1 O R BALE, "" At LOWEST Market Katkbl Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosono, Paint, and OHvo Oils Chauipion'ij, Scott's, and Storsr'a Ganuinf White Lead, in wood Muntz Metal and Nails Large Stock of Canvas, varlona brand) Wira Rope, from 4} Inch to j Inoh Bolt Ropa, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all sizes Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palii Anchors, from 16 owt. to 10 lbs. ■i/Uclae, from i Inch to 1 Inch. Oolcs and Fish Oil. O. H. MoKBNZIft TVfRS DOWN^hao _LVJL just received a Select Assortment of STAY MATERIAL, In every variety and colour. STAYS. CORSETS, Upon the latest 'improve Country orders punctu ally attended to, All rJarcels sent post f roo. MRS DOWN. Btay and Corsot-makoi* Uppof Jp[ohflon-fltreftt. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, 100 acres good Totara Bush, lot 66. Wnitakarei East. Selected many years ago on account of lte superior quality. A very low prloo will be token. —Apply to John Boppet, Honse and Land Agent No. 8, Quoon-atroeS.



DR. J, COLLTS BROWNE'S UItLOI.OUYNh. THE OKIOINAL and ONLY GESUIKE. Advico to Invalida.—lf you wish to obtain nul>>' ri-frcsliing Bleop, froo from headacho, relief from palnaudanijuish tq calm and assuage tho woary uchiuga of protracted cisc.tso, in vU'orato tho nervous motlia, and reiiuiute tho circulating systems of tho body, you will provido yourmilf wiih that murvellom rL'mndy dis cuv. ro I 1 b. 1)!-. J. f'ollij Jurowno (mto Army M.iliC.l S:alV), to Tvliici ho gnvo lliu iiamo of CillvOUODl'Nh', and which ia n imiLtcd by the prof jsaion to bo tho most woudorlul and valu aiilo rem "iSy over discovurod. CHLUIIOu YNE is tho best remedy known for Cou-'lis (■(>ii3iir,i|):ion, ii.onchitis. Asthma. CliL'JJtOUVNliii UlikoucharminDia.-rhcea, nnd ia the ouly epociQo in Cholera and Dyeen tory. Ciil.OltOnV'NK cff.istual'y cuts ahort all attacks of Epilepßj.HjSieria, Palpitation, and " Cali'lllODYNE is thn only palliative in XaurulaU, .ttlitunmtlam, Gout, Canojr, Tooth acho, Klouingitia, &o. From Symcs & Co., Fharmaceuticil Chom'ets, Medical Hall, Simla, Janunry 5, 1830. To J. T. Uavtnpurt. Esq., 33, Uruat KusscU-trrot, Utocmsbury, Loidon. Dour air, Wetmbraco thi-i opportunily of confrratuUilinu > ou upon the wldo-fprcai ruputntlon ihii iii.-t lv esteemed modicino. Dr. J.Col.isHrow iiv'sUh orodyni-.hae ouri.cd for itaclf. not only in lliiirtoztan, bur, all over the Kaat. As a renu dy ror Reueral utility. wo much iiueatioii wliothcr n bettor h importod into thu country, un<i wo cli ill bo y^urt to Jiearof iti Undine; a plsoj in avi ry Aii(,-1 .-liiuiim home. Tho i.thor brmvls, wo uro hupp/ 10 day, arc now rclCKiUid to the native b.-izagra, and, judging from Uicir sale, wo fancy ihcir sojourn Micro will bo Imr ovancsoent. We could multiply In stances oi/ ia'i Jlum of tbo extraordinary e.'nVncy ';t Ur. U 1 lin Browuo'a Clilorodyno in Duil ceo, and Dysunter}', Spasine. Civmis, N ■■ r..!t(ia, tlw VomitiiiK of rriynancy, and asa ko .eiMlaoda'iviv lliat li.vo occurred uiidorour inr.oniLl i)hr.otviiuim durliiK many years. In Cli'tloralo Ularrhoja. and ovun in tho more terrible forma ot Cholera itaelf. wo have wilncsaod iti surprisiiiißly controllinpc power. We have in ver usel any other form i>f this inedi oino than Coil's liraiMie's, from a tlr;n conv.c tioa thmit is d cldcdly the heat, and aleo froma feuro of (Uit> we owe to tlm urofi-aaion nnd tho public, nawouio of o;iini.> , th it UIL-sub3litution of any other 111111 fo'.lis HiMvi-no's is is ure- LIniOHATK DItHACII OV KAITIt ON THE I'AHT OF THU CHEMIST TO IMtKKUlilllK AND PATIENT Ai.iKM. Wll are, Sir, fniihitiiiy ymirs, Synoaft Co.. Menil).Ts of tho l'h.um. Soiioty of Great Britain, Ilia Kxcollency tho Vicoroy's Chemists. CAUTION *-Vlco-Chnncollor Sir W. Paße Wood Btattd thut Dr. J. Collis lirowno was, undo ihtodly, tho luventorof Dhlorodyno; that tho alory of tho di fomlant Freeman was do liboratoly untruo, which; ho regretted to sjy, had boon sworn to.—See "ThoTimoa," July 13, ISBI. Sold in bottles at la ljd. 2a 3d. 4s fid, and lla enoh. Xono i 3 K"nuinc without tho wor<l« " Dr. J. Collis Browno'aChloroilyue" on the Govern ment stamp. Overwhelming medical testimony acoomp inieß each bittlo. Cauti' 11.—Bewaru of l'iracy and Tmitations. Solo iManufiicturer-J, T. DAVKNPOKT. 33, Urcatltiusoll-stroof, Uloomsbury, London; QTHBDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDBRB OHILDRKN CUTTING TKBTH. OAnilON 90 rimoHASBRS. The 7alu» of thU well-known Family Medloloe iias been largely toated In all pnrts of the world. »nd by all gradpi of aocioty. for upwards of riFTT YKiKS. tta weU-earnod oxtenalve solo bau induced spurious imitationb, some of Which In OUTWAHD iPPKARANOB BO oloaelT re3emble tho original ao to have deceived many Surchasore. The proprietor, therefore, foelg II un to the publlo to eivo a special caution Bgainst the use of such imitations. Purchasers arc therefore requ-ssted carofuuj to observe the four following distinctive char ictorlatks, without which none aro genuine :— Ist—ln every ;<iee tho wordß John Steed man, Chkmist, ft ALWORTii, Sukrey, are en- on the Government Stamp affixed to inch packoL Jnd— ICaoh Single Powder has directions for thn dose and the words John StbcdmAn, Chemht, Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon. 3rd—Tho name Steodmap is alwaya spelt with two HE's. . ... «th—The roanafactnro la carried on aololy In Scld in Faekots by all Chemists and Medloine Vendors, at Is lid to 2a 9d each. Aironts: -KKMi'Tiioii.\K Puosskr jISD Co., Auckland, WclUnpctoa. r.hri»i.-.hurcb. and '""-'—- -»«*» — -"' «■ *4t>« —"* KtAfiriO'S U?;U il iUiti\iiis. imi i:|:3, C I'Oil ;. (/ L'UIIS. CmVAIX AND SAFE RBJIEDTT, AM li MA. .\ iff". V. A 11! ' \. CSXTAIK ASD S. ?-! EESIEOY. r. -vrr rr ■•. 1 :;;•:■;, 1 X U::ONi.'MI I'-S. CSr.T.i^ AND SAFE REME2Y. Pv> .11--ESKS3. )ii! M:.-5!-..NKS*. 1!O A .JliN IiSS. • 111:; rj-ti'.tf ill.- purest ni'tlclcv. Tic"1 l.nsanp -I r i> Vw (',<• ii-..;.''i an :« etll ■■ wi I ,•■!,-. -1 nV.Ii.U iX\ lull' liei)'.l-.>':.':l !V Ct I ,-.,;. kii: .-. mm. TVa oM mif-.i in* f:iu:: = i:f I. ii .1 ,il.- iimu'.i 1 pinlfi: hyiliemostei i ■• V v. ~ h ■!;. ■: ■■■ n im'v iiO mv:!. ■' Ii 1 :.•■■! .. ia-. 1.. «>.«, i-ii-Ii l-iiiiw fi.o iv;-r-: i.-,:.:i:,.;iiv ;; -i I. z-nRi-K." «: g-givonon t (,;.-■ -.;■• mcr.t tt-:: I. K'ZATiJjMS WCRH TABLETS. hiv:i::-:,j wor-.r.; T.»-i-.i." is. ;;::a;ing's won:.: taijlets. ■. ' i:';«TAti" X «VfKl ! ■■!!■ r. both lv a. , ■ ..!. ■..•.! 1. ■ Til ,1, in stasroi-o1' ',! '. V "l :•' *'ln" i f'vV!'4..',!.' ..>■ TJli'iK "'. .-.■.•; -:.-'. Ii <* ■ ;..--., :; nif.i ■.;.-! n>l 11 p 'OF PURE COD LITCB- OIL And HjHopkusnhitcs of Liiuo uud Soda. ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILE, Pors.'Rsinf! the combined virtues of these two valuable remedies in thoir fullest d«gree. More easily digestod and assimi latt-il than in tho erudo form, and cupccitiUy desirable for sickly, uasttUfl children and persons with feublo digestive power, and a3 A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, ARKUEDT VOR WASTLXti DISEASES 0!' CHILUHEN, A RR3IKDH FOR SCROFULA, a R!;iii:i)y for anemia and gen* EHAL DEBILITY, A El-MKDF FOII CODfiHS, COLDS, AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, In fnct, nil disenocs where tbere is an Inflamniatioii of the Thront nn.l Lnnga, a WASTING OF THE FLKSII, and a WANT of NERVE POWKB, nothing in tha wnrhl pqu.ilsthia palatr.blc F.inulsion. '■ It is prescribe J nnd endorsed by tho toe?.t, phvaifinns in the vcrions countricsof tho world, wuo will atteht those facts. For pa'.e by all Cl'.emiiitn. T T? T3ROCXBR, OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of Christohuroh, is now on a visit to Auckland, for a short timo only, and may bo Consulted on all Diseases of the Eye, and for the proper ad justment of Spectaelaa. With regard to tho Disoases of the Eye, there may be considered two distinct kinds of treatment, viz , tho Medical and Ilio.Optical; tho Medical to tho Physici .n, the Optical to the Oculist Optician. Mintire'y two-thirds of tho diseases aro due to optical defects. Blindness, Squint Evm. Hoadachoß, Neuralgia of tho Face and TemDles.Uoafness.and Inflammation of the Ej 63 aro frequently canted by opticaldefecla,andaroProventod andCurod, without operations, by properly adaptoa Spectacles, made to correct the defective por tion of the eye. Thcro aro over 500,0'J0 various combinations of Spoctacles required to correct theso dofeota—impossible to bo Kept in stock by any Optician, ovon in London, therefore, must bo ground expressly to meet each individual Case, T. R. PROCTER received the highest award Kranted for tho manufacture of Spnctacleß in over/ combination of spherical and ojlindri cal form required, at tho International Kxhibi tion, N.Z , viz., a Certificate and Gold Mcd.il. T.R.P. has for many years made an especial slniiy of tho optical m«ans necessary to remedy the defeats of tho astigmatic or wcak-siahtod eyes, »nd this experience, combined with t.lO appliances for manufacturing, onablei him fro quontly to relievo'even the otherwise hopelesw canes. No Charge for Consultation, Address:— THREB DOORS FROM THEATRE ROYAM VICTORIA-STREET. A., and G> Price, ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, [RON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, THAMES, Have for sale the following Machinery t— 1 Portable Engine, by Hornsby & Co., 8 h.p. 1 Horizontal Kngine, donbw bylin^er, Htt», diametor, 24in. stroke 1 Horizontal Engine, lOln. by IRtn. etroke 1 Launch Ensrine, jjin. by Sin. stroke 1 Multitubular Boiler, 17ft. long bysft. diametot 1 Cornish Boiler, 20ft. long by Oft diamoter 1 Cornish Boiler, 18ft. long by Sft. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 17ft. lons by 4ft. 6in. dlametof 1 Cornish Boiler, ISft. long by sft, diameter 1 Cornish Boijor, 15ft. long by Ift. Gin. diameter t Vertical Boiler, Field tubess, 7f t. x. Sit On. ; new A quantity of escund-hond Qiurte-srnabinß Plant. fetiaoKtM anpplied for all olassos of ICnelneertßg Work.—Makers of Sawmill and Quarts crashing Machinery, Turblno Whoela, Hydranllo Machinery, Timber Jaokt, ud Patent Safety Catohai for WoMbense and otbei zm



TOHN TDtJCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE MERCHANT, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. Telegraph Address: I Telephono Exohange. " Kaule," Auokland. | No. 66. Tho Advertiser desires special attention to his Celebrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Since their introduction tho greatly increased demand for them substantially proves their excellence, and confirms the high esteem which the Public have justly accorded them. The following distinctive brands all bear his Trade Mnrk on the labels, and are packed in lib and Jib packets, also in 61b, 101b, and 401b tins, viz :— ItJLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS EMPRESS Brands. BLENDED PURE INDIAN TEAS. ™™OY zemindar SPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. These Powders, since their introduction, have been accorded by tho public the re ception thoir excellence deserves, and only require a trial to bo more universally used. Attention is requosted to the following analytical report:— "Laboratory, Hobaon-Btreot, Auckland, June 13 1881 -I liu.vo sampled the Bakinß Powdorin tho bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Mer chant, Au kland, and liavo analysed the same, and flnd tho constituents pure and wollpropor tionod. Tho result proves this article to bo superior to any cither imported or colonially prepared that haa been submitted to me, and I can, therefore, confidently recommend it to tho public—(Signed) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst. Kaon tin bears his Registered Trade Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. " ho STOCK of GENERAL GROCERY and Oilmon'a Stores comprises a Splondid Assort ment, which is constantly being replenished by Import 1 tioD3 from European, American, and Australian Markets. JUBT RKCKIVED, BX S.S. BUCEPHALUS, from Calcutta, via Melbourne, 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL. Catalogues 0$ Application. To those about to commence business, attention is drawn to the great advantage of being in a position to offer the Celebrated nnd Popular Brands of Spread Eagle Teas, Baking nnd Yeast Powders, ctc <f and to secure other special induce ments which I am prepared to offer. joHS T>UOHANAN, WHOLBBALB uROCEE, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. NELSON, MOATE&Co.*B CELEBRATED CHALLENGE j DRINK •VELSON, IHOATE & CO.'fi CELEBRATED PURE BLENDED TEAS. Hundreds are trying to copy, and mnnj :iro advertising Common Mixtures a» Blondcd Tea to mislead the public For Government Analysis see Circulars. ASK FOR NELSON, MOATE & CO. 'B NATURAL FLAVOURED TEAS. They have been awarded GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS " FOB PURITY, STRENGTH, and VALTJS. EXTRACT FROM PRESS S "Al' tho Teas of this Ann are Bought and Blended by Mr. NELSON, n. Pro« fosslonal Taster and Blendor of Repute." NELSON, MOATE t Cc.'b SPECIALTY BLEND. BRANCHES: AUCKLAND, DUNEDIN, CHRIST CHURCH, WELLINGTON, 166* QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. RP. HOLLIS'S LINE OV • COACHES. LEAVE ONSHUNSA-ManukauHotel-7.80, 8, 8.80, 9, 9.45,10,30, 11.15 a.m., 12.16, 1, 1.80, 2.80, 3, i. fi.Bo p.m. Mondays—6 p.m. Saturdays—6, 8.30 p.m. Sundays—B.3o a.m., 12 noon, 4.80 p.m. LEAVE AUCKLAND-Greyhound Hotel— 9.9.45, 10.30,11 a.m., 12.15. 1, 2, 2.45. &15. 4, 4.8Q, 6.8,7 p.m. Mondays—ll p.m. Saturdays—lo,ll p.m. Sundays—lo a.m., 2, 8 p.m. Single Fare, Is; Return Fare, lo 6d. Tickets sold by the dozen:—To and from One hnnga, Ta; to and from Greenwood's Corner, 6s | to and from Brown-atreot. Epsom, fig. R, P, HOU4S Proprietor.



THE NEW ZEALAND FARMER, BEE, AND POULTRY JOURNAL HAS A LARGE AND INCREASING CIRCULATION IN EVER* PART OP 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 t- THE FAEUtf-Seasonablo Operations for both Southern and Northern Districts, Live Stock, Dairy THE GARDEN THE FRUIT OROWER publication TIMBER GAZETTE MARKETS SPECIAL, INDUSTRIES THE POULTRY YARD CORRESPONDENCE BNQUIKY PiSPAKTMEVT HOME AND IIOfSBUOLD: READINGS AND TALES ADAPTED FOR TUB FAMILY. THE NZ. FARMER i - SUPERBLY JLLU3TRATKD. NO EXPENSE 13 SPARED m PROCURING ENGRAVINGS OF THE JUGHKST CLASS ILLUBTHATIVE OF THE ARTICLES. fho position which The Farmer has taken among agriculturalists in all parts r f Now Zealand, and the wide extent of its influence, ensuro its superiority as an ADVERTISING MEDIUM. tt is especially valuable to all trades anxious to bring themselves under the notice of the farming community. Advertising Rates on application. From the spontaneous commendations received by *eProtorirtor,»lio following eeloo tion is taken. These will .how the estimation in which the New Zuu»d FaMIKR is held by thoeo who have read it. To tho Editor NBW Ze«.AKD Famish, Brk and Potji/try Journal : Dear Sir, ---»I am li receipt of The Farmer, and I must fay it is really a firrt-eluM journal-the best of thTkmlAinl ,in Australasia ;at leni*, I have not Been anything equal to It I can get you eomo subacribers here.-Wishing you success, yours truly, I. Hopkins (Mataroato Apiary)." " It ia a coper in every respect well got up, and contains a larßo'araount of valuable reading™?te?which should termers itf every P^^^^"^!^ tothose of them who desiro to keep pace with the progress of the timea. The illustrations of poultry, &c, are equal to those of Homo publications."-" Oamaru Mail. X A Wight Thamc«:-"I think that over thirty-fivo years' experience as a practical farmer in'these colonies ought to enable me to form a pretty good idea of what End of instruction on agricultural matters is of most wo to the farming community: and on receiving your first feme of Ti.k Farmkr, I am convinced that it is a most useful journal, and contains just the advice required by farmers. "Wo have received th« curront numbor of Tub New -Zealand Farmer, Bee, ANO Poultry Journal. Th« work is well written, and deals -with subjects of interest to the beekeopor, poultry breeder, and farmer. Such a useful work only needs to bo known to country settlers to'soouro a large eharo of support in this district." — " Hawkes Bay Horald." Mr Chdrch, the Secretary of tho North Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Association, writes from Oamaru:—"l have just been favoured with a reading of your new pub licntion, The New Zealand Farmer, and atn mush pleased with the contents. I think it calculated to do much good, and it should be liberally patronised by tho farmors and every ono interested in the development of our resources.' Mr A. Ferguson, Palmereton North, says:—"Pleaso send me the Farmer. I consider it the very thing wanted." Mr Tno.». Adams, Gisborne, writes :—" My subscribers are very much pleased with it {N.Z. Farmer). The matter is very good, and the printing oxcellent." Mr J. McGregor, Timaru: - "Herewith pleaso find my subiciiption to your excellent paper, The N.Z. Farmer. Pooplo only want to road the paper to become subscribers.' From Mr F. It. Bitrt, Nelson:—"l will make an effort at once to get new sub scribers, for I liko to Beo good seed sown in good ground, and the paper well supported." Mr John Watt, Poultry Farm, Sawyer's Bay, Port Chalmers, writes:—" I must con gratiilato you on (ho Journal. It is simply grand, and only requires to be seen to be ap preciated. I wish you every success." Mr John B. Walkinton, Wavorley, writes :—" I have the March number ;it alone is worth all tho monoy. I only trust you may be able keop it up to present standard. I shall do all I can to liolpyou-in recommending it. The week bofore 1 K°fc your March number I had spent a day and ft half looking through back numbers of the 'Field,' to hunt out an article ro Chiswick Apple Congress, with no success," I Send for a SPECIMEN COPY, which will be sent post freo to any address. The N.Z. Farmer will be found a good investment by all engaged in rural pursuits, Panning, Oldening, Fruit growing, Stock Breeding and Roaring, Bee-keeping, and Poultry rßaißing. 1^ ew Zealand has long wanted a gocd Agricultural Paptr, and tho Proprietor of The Farmer ia dotoimincd to saticfuctorily (upply that want. Published Monthly. Annual Subfcripdon, post froo, 10s (either in Stamps or Post-office Order), payable in advance. H. BRETT, PRGPRIETOk, STAR PRINTING WORKS, SHORTHAND AND FORT-STREETS, AUCKLAND. THE <mEBRATEI» NKW AND IMPROVED PRIZE MEDAL SEWING MACHINES! SEWING MACHINES! THE LATEST AND BEST IN THE WORLD. 2s3=» «*» a-ass-ar* D. S. CHAMBEBS, «, queen-street. SHIPPERS AND TUB TRADE SUPPLIED. , THE WOMBEEPUL MACHINES „. ™ WEimrEIMSEWINO MACHINE AGENCY. YV. J. BEALTS 170 ween-strket, ' ' Auckland,



vr B W ZEAL AND R A I fc . -^ TIME TABLE, —On and aiteb Ist JDNE 1885, * ' AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA LINK. OUT. WEEK DAYS. SFT^ _ __ _______ Sat ""Uto a.in. a.m.|no'np.in. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.ui.Tm7Sffi'~^~--- - J 0 Auckland.. flop. 7.15 8.1012.0 2 0 .. 4.15 5.20 0.2 C.. 830 ?i« 2 Newmarket Juno 7.2.5 850 12.10 2.10 .. 4.23 5.30 6.31 .. 8$ }}$ MfW 3 Rainuera.. .. 7.30 W 12.15 2.15 .. 4.30 5.36 6.35 .. &« {}« IB jj 'aKller S n Hean ° I: 738 9° 12.25 2.25 II 4.40 5.45 <U5 II 855 .A. 6 Penroso Junction 7.45 9.1012.30 2.30 4 0 64.45 5.50i5.50 7.30 9.0 l{J |* fi,! BaOnohUnga?. arr. 7.55 9.2012-.40 2.40 4.10 4.55 6.0 7.0 7.40 8.10 U,Jo i !?" - ONEHUNGA LINK. **-!"*»4i^: Iff, WBKK DAYB. "":^N . [ , _. ---_____ Hi ■ : a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m D In ntl —«_'' 0 Onchunga .. ..dcp. 7.5 8.20 19.0 1.0 3.45 4.30 5.10 6,3s^^Wfe' 3"p_£mJunction II II TJ6c|.so iaio uoaueJ^o {[a/toa'a 4i»i,?; 1 KUeralio 7.10 8.35 10.15 1.15 4.4 .. 5.20 .. 7.S 9is ft iB 7 Newmarket Junction .. 7.35 B.SO| 10.30 130 4.2S .. 610 .. ]% fJ &S |j 8 Atioklana .. .. arr. 7.45 0.0 10.40 1.40 4.35 .. 5.50 .. 8.0 IH{B Q & Change for ODchunga. b c Clian«'O for To Awamutu and Intermediate Stations. i/|l d Chance for .Auckland find Intermediate Stations. / Change forOtahnW 'j' ■ c Change for Morcer and Intermediate Stations. "wmaWj ~ ||l MAIN LINE. ||! AUCKLAND-MKRCKR-TE AWAMUTU-MORRINSVILtB-CAIIBniOGK, I'l "~~ ■ South—Week Days. ■„!. ■»», ij o —««i^ n ArcKiwn .. ■ ■ dep. fi.o' C2O vV n.Ta' li1?- ' P«i £ Netnmrkot Junction .. ' CIO if 810 ~$ ; 3 Rcnmcrn 6- 15 £40 8.10 12.0 »,„,;•;&■ 6 PenroieJunction «jS 7.0 K3O 12.25 »$, -?jU 9 ''tahuhu .. .. ■•• ■• _____ 710 8- 43 J2.JO 4,55 ■.■«*, 11 Papatoitol 7-20 .. IMS 5 lft *&: 15 Manurewa £^ J •• Ji; 5.22 ,;" 19 Papakura : 8- 2 •• lvM 6.37 " a2l Hunua „•;, . •: /« ..." 22 Drin-y Bils a' 2° • °° 555 " 023 Huneiman ; •• •• •• " ~ , '• a?o Pnickohe II '■'■ '■■ ■■ '■'■ 857 9-50 £«■, " 0 37 Wungarata •• •• »•;- .. ;':■"• H ~l'o-euo • 'i arr. II fl'is 1030 »S ?°'l -7J I 13 MkROKR t dop. .. ioo 10-50 3.15 — —: ; • « aSO Whangamarlno .. •• _ •; ... :'v!! Bj G5 Huntly •• 12~20 5!25 " '~■" it! 09 Taupiri .. ■• .12 32 5.10 •• ,i. Hi 74 Ngaruawahla •• .. .. ,t \ Wat •aBl To Itapa .. •• '-i'q cg'in ••■ :"':" Hi 85 Fiankton Junction r •• j^ ■,■ v _^_u^,-■ ~ ~,; H ~85 " Frankton Junction .. dcp. .. .. 1.10 6.20 .. " B 8U llumliton West.. .. arr. .. - 1.15 •• .. '■..<; v m § Hamilton West.. - dep- •• •• l- w 630 .. ,< '11 aSG t^jHamil'.on Eaet .. .. arr, ~ .. .. . ~ i; B1; 89 ■■ arr. .__^__ _^ _LiHL_, SuJ_U --i^ii. Pr! •r skuttkura Junction .. dcp. .. ■• 133 .. ;„'• ■■'f^rH ■ §S (for Mbrrlnsvllle) ... •• .. .. ■• ''C Hi n9l S3 Eureka 4eP' •■ •• •• •• ..'■: y",, wHEj a 99 Motumaoho .. ,■ d,»-p. .. .. .. .. ~ .;,; HI 103 Morrinsvlllo ■■ ■■ arr. .._ - _JJS „ ;> ;. ■H| ; 89 m RuakuraJun=tion .. dep. .. .. 133 6.42 .. fT^B a ■ (for Morrinsville) .. •• .. .. .. ,; ;i B 000 2-gjtooifaonui •• •• •• ?'. r -V, ■ a 93 £§Tanmliere •■ '• •• •• •• ■>_;■ .■;'„ why a'Jl g£Fencourt , • •• •■ •• » ■• ' 't% _pi-: a9B a^Hautapu .. .» r <• „•:. ,••, .•' ;-j '>'~ n|l _ioi r^ #. jv w y 2ll> >■■ W.i .v-j^Bl' 85 Frankton Junotion,, .. dep. ... •■ 1.10 620 ~ HHg (Cor Te Awamutu). .. •• •■ ■• «.-".. ffi a9O Rukuhia •• •: ■■ „■■, ;i - ?; i, H| 91 Ohaupo 4 •• •• I-" 6.45 ■). ?;. ■]| 096 Lake Road - .. . : .* •• •• •• l- »•:'; "*>--_|| i 89 Ntcaroto : _lS "' " o1? »'« j '• ■■'•# HI 100 Tli AWAMUTP .. ■■ 'UT<Sx -^ .*.. ■■ ii- -i.a j. 7' lo' *■■■•'■ 4t,"_M' Nokth—Week Dayb. f 'i a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m.1 M Bk\ OTkAwamutu _ ..dep. .. - ■.. 9.50 <UiT,Hi 2Ni?aroto.. ' •• •■ 9-^8 '2.111'; A-HM ai Ltiko Road ~ .. ..' .. •• ■• •• •■ ■'■•'■iS.iHil 7 Ohaupo .. „ ... .. •• 10.15 ■ &(H; Vv fflj ! all Rukuhia .. .. .' •• •• ,„•■.■ .-'j:';;'• |H'' 15 Frnnkton Jnnction ~ .. arr. .. .. .. 10.W 3.50.- ...' Hm »1 "=~CambTidKo" .. dep. ~^~T. '■ _ .. fl.lo IS- ~7ffi:!! ait -o^ Ifnutapu •■ •• •• •• ■' ■■:. mJM\ 023 -S g Tamahero ]■. .. .. .. .. .. .. •■ •■ • |li ' a2li Smllongaonui .. •• •• .".T !;■> (miM 19 o Ruakura Junction .. arr. .. .. .. 10.20 ' " Jffi : 33 JtarlnßVille .. ~ dep. .. .. .. 9.45 .. '■. W|'' (i:9a Molumaoho .. ,'t .. .. .. .. •• "'v:?! wp 819 "•Sltunkura Jnnclio'n [', nrr. " II t .. _i<Lso_ •■ _i.K^ | pUuakura Junction .. dep": "^7. .. .. 1025 ,3.13;':■., HR 16 g«Hamilton Kast .. .. •• ■■ - • . Xi: a Hamilton West .. .. W. 40 JBs!,n HI 15^ Frankton Junotion .. arr. ._. .. .. 10 45 Fmnkton Junction :. .. dep .-. .. .. 10.55 3# . Hj| aMToltapa .. .. •• •• •■: • Hit: 27 N'garuawahial'. II II II II II '- 1130 ..«i ■;, -MH 31 Taupiri .. .. .. .. 11-40 J-fVi'-Hl 36 HunUy • .. .. .. .. 14.7 a4l Ohincwat .. .. ■• •• ■ ' •:■• • -■•H aio Hangirlrl .. .. •• •> '.' "■j|: ai" Wairaiißi .. .. •• '"-; ■ "'BHi nol Wlmngamarina .. .. •• ,'■„'■■ flHl . .. ( arr. .. MS 55» * ■■■ 5, Mkucek j depi 6M UiS o i.3j 60 ,'■■ MB 60 Pokono .. .. _ .. .. 6.31 .. 11.40 1.45 7.0 :-..•■[(: oC3 Wangarata .. ~ .. •■ «■• ion1';-'■"■■__ 65 Tuakau 6.50 .. 12.10 2.0 !•» ■;'■! --crilß Buckland .. „ .. .. ■■ c.. ■• •W| 70 Pukokoho .. .. .. - 7.10 .. 1240 2.25 7.(5...... Ml a 73 Paorato .. .. e•• " ;-?:" ■Er a7S Runciman .. .. « •• ' its ■' ' __Pf 78 Drm-y 7.46 .. 1.15 3.0 B«A.-ms; a vo Hunua .. •• c •■.„ t"« '_Bf: 81 Papakura 8.2 .. 132 310 |5i::"H:: 85 Manurcwa 8.14 .. 1.45 3.25 HferflJHf: 89 Papatoitol 8.32 .. 2.10 331 .10 -- Hr 92 Otdhuhu 812 C.50 2-20 318 P.» JHJI 95 Pcnrose Junction .. .. :. 68 52 c 7.0 W-3'l 6 3.59 tl» :rHli 9C raierslio 8.50 .. 235 4.4 82); ;»W|| a97GreonLane .. .. .. .. 9.0 .. .. «■■ ri isBH 97 Uemuora 9.5 .. 245 4.16 W ~KH}|. 98 Newmarket Junction .... 9.13 .'> 2.0) c4.2i ,JKr;fi_i| 100 AUCKLAND arr. 9.23 .. 3.0 4.35 8»' BBi1 b Chanßo for Onehnrga. c Change for Anckland and Intermediate Statims. a *2ffi__i| Katnnraßrauch Stations. Pnssrnprors for Oatnbridße jnd jiSffiir at Frankton Junotion, and for McriimvlUo again ehaDgo at. 11 lillMtfflßE a Flaß Stations.—Trains do not Btop unless required Notloe «h«nw»ffl"l«|; Guard nt the previous ftopping Stations by any P^enpersdCßiringtojW"JM| Stntionn t Only stops to «ot down Passonsors from Waikito S"™o"* JtSaBHII between Aucklnnd and JVlcrcer whero ehown. Pastongpre fromo»*t_Sl__ll t-A'eon Auckland and Morcer must prrcecfl by tho 021 a m 1^ rain, el.i'S_«i__|f btopi at all Stations, and change into tho Walkato Irain at Mercer, li w ■with P«ssoogct ear attached. W-'n KAIPARA BRANCH. if: j AUCKLAND - HENDERSON - HELKNSYIXLB. __JBt OUT.-Wkkk Days, IN.-Week DJM. Hb.| a.m. am. p.m j , . VSi iij (ffia'! 0 Auckland .. .. dep. 7.15 iaso 4.40 OHelenarille.. -. oep. aw |^ .BH-, 2 Newmarket Junction ~ 7.26 11.10 {.45 a3 Ohiranßi ■" -„ ■■I*l 4MountEden^ .. .. 7,31 11.17 8.5 al Paoroa V __n osKinßsland ; aflWoodhiU .. •• •• ": ,X ai Mormngslde.. _ ra7Reweti.. ... ■• ,"■".„ •■_? al Mount Albert _ alO Waimauku .. ... •■ ,':, y\\ .jEi 8 Vrondalo ~ .. .. 7.47 11.87 6.22 14 Kumeu Junction .. •' •" S$ _■( o9NTot\-Lynn .. ~ '. o!7 Tawpaki VislSWl' I all VVaikomiU | 019 Waitnkoroi '^ .|fpi| .14 Hondorson 8.10 12.4 5.45 a2l Swanson .. •• •• /•« t( liffipii a!" ~ .... . .. 25 Henderson .. •■ •• "■ „ 'HjS asWaitakerei .. .. 8.35 12.31 6.16 a 37 Waikomiti .. •• »• " ,HI | d' 2 I's.npaki a 29 New Lynn ..... •• ,'« 12 >■■ , 2j Kumeu Junction .. .. 8.55 1.5 6.28 i3l Avondale M .-„ -■■ n2D Waimauku 1.25 .. Ia 32 Mount Albert .. ■• " ; .Uj n3l Rsweti a 33 Morningside " - _H j nSSWoodhlll a3l Kingsland "■ " -ii_ -• _H-1 a3sPaeroa.. _ 35 Mount Kden.. •• ■' oij U _Wif a»i. iliirangi 36 Newmarket Junction .. JK jjjj^ , [ n 3S Helennvillo 9.55 2.10 7.30 SBJ Aticklnnd _J_B C -Goods Traiu-a Passenger Carria«o is attached to this Train, which B»psf«'rf? l ßHi Signal only. 6 Ohanffe for Waibato. GENERAL CONDITIONS. . | || ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRiINS.-The PopnrlmenlidoMnw^.Mlijj to tlio dospa eh or arrival of train? Nt the exact time shown in we circumstances render it impossible or inexpedient for a train to procßeu, "■ hca=H >'#>-][ returned. The Department docs not undertake to forward passengers raw* CHILnKBS.-Ohildren under tbreo ycais of age are carried Jree, movo •• ~, M MH[ ■ twelve years of as;o, at half faro. 4 v-niiorAiaWolil' lJ?3_l'!i PASSKXi>KR& can be booked at Stations conditionally only that tJ|sy^)Wß___i PASSENGKJtS entering the train at a Booking S'ation without »ucl"MfcfcfM | at r Flag Station and not taking a ticket at the proper Booking btanon, »» ;-.■«] shilling in addition to the ordinary fare. onwnnal MjWKiHI. LL'GGAGE.-Eacti pa=son K er is allowed to take llflbs. of F? rf? 1 ?T aWrt?_i__l J' including m, rrhandife of any kind), and for every 561b?., or fraction ".W; ««■;!! for every 50 miles, or fraction of 50 niiloa, tho charge will bo one f"^i^s«»»■■ bo allowed to bo taken into the carriages unless of such a smo that k »»■ f, *»?«__3 seat without inconv. nienco. Tho Department will not he ™ePOnBI, nlr',rV7BSfflß__i"i carried in Uic ran, or wbioh paEsoiiKcra may have neclected to oeo laM u<^; ffl luspuac ■ ti no by train must proscnt it at the Station at least ten >l>"™""attp£____| tised departure of tho train, or tho Department will not be responsible iw,'» j» «_IH-j ecra who have lost lnggage are requested to give notice to the stanonffl^i^iijpw^^ Department wUI not be responsible for any luggage or parcels imprw»v ■ Mm Station premises. , . t . oMinei". ifrnZi^Kt tIOOUS AND PARCELS to Flasc Stations, platform, and Pnv f a« t BIS AobtWBM-'- . of the Department is in chargo, must bo prepaid, and will be pn . *a^^B fS PAR°CEI!s Cmußt be at tho Station at loast thirty minuloa before the 7^HHf departure of the train by which they are to bo forwarded. . rn flcrt»»£S—-Mt HOUSES, CARRIAGES, AM) DOGS.-Tho Dcpartmsnt do. c" nf? M tt)««t)«B3BH| Horses, Carriascs. or Dogs by any particular train, but when sent uioy u'u jortaWSaWK Stations half-an-honr beforo tho departure of tho train. The <"™f"Sn jhAMISHk means of seourinß them in the horsebox, and tho Railway Dcpartmenifl"'^j,j(«^™. for «ny injuries sustained through their breaking loose or °,"!°. rw??2'? n oiwW*"TH - carry unbroken or vicious horses. At country Stations requisitions ior" ( t*fl_l, trucks must bo made the day before thoy are wanted. . j jecutM'JyfHßl DOGS must be provided with chains or other sufficient means <". b8 rivet«~B|:. ••. will not bo allowed in carriages, and tho sender must obtain a ticuoi, w <££■■:' end of the journey, beforo the dog is delivored. nremlses «»"" ■( SMOKING 1b strictly prohibited in any part of the Railway prenu»<» , i j except those spocirtlly set apart and marked for the purposa. ■ j.-MiHWR ; tar All Time Tables issued prior to this date are oo^^K'^xWELt, GeMtßiiHj mELEGRAPH LINE OB1 COACHES. XfV^iZ^XT^SU- ' A. ____ / IHDBi V? ■ iSs. 1..' IMPORTANT NOTICB TO TOURISTS / „ -»ii_Bß*R__!; >- AND OTHERS, / I JiJJ^ ■^clt^S ,W> Cartor beßa t0 announce that on and |~_-,xt T>T>nrtMSfillflH i: after TUESDAY, 29th January, 1884, he will CORN UKv/V^Sf IM>: Run a Coaoh through to the Hot Lakes, Ohlne- ' — >|n mutn (oonveying Passengers and Parcels), leav- ■■ _¥"•' ins Cambridge on TUESDAYS and THURS- IBADIIK A P'AIf""T.^UJH »^X-Y as>_MS!Af^. l??_iS cc"on "_!!_^M:: Sincle Fares, £115s; or Return Tiokots, avail- ,Sj____-1 ablo for one week after date of issue, £3. : n;*fillHH befo Uro& n| orß to b° at Offlcß Tl7 ARNO.OK- t _gH___F>: . BugKiescna Saddle Uoreea. with experienced W K?S?T«I_iSßJfflM'' 'irivera, to order on tho shortest notice. Orders BOAP AND OAJJDI^ by Telegram or Latter promptly atUudod to. COX'S OEBBK. Uani brliiw). J«nar.v 23. IBS*. Mftnnfaoturers of Paraen X .«> Hooked at H. H. Havr and Co'B.. Soap, DiainfMta"^* Orfffl*iSffl|^ Hlmh-atreet. Auckland. Blue Molltied, """"'".ja;o*iSiflW! . Household, CarW; o ß«MM____| ■ | Toilet Soapa,made from *^|g§M|B. T V O U N G,'&Offloeß-»URa^S^g« O • GENERAL GROCER. N.8.-CiMt /TgS2s^'''-!aWß____l SHOBT_AND-BTBBBT. neepttui".«ndßonaf. ... f