FRENCH TONQUIN

The Country Occupied by France,

Haiihonc (Tonquin), February 10, 1885.— Tho city which ia fairly suro to command tho trado of tho delta of tho Red Kivor, and in timo that) of all Tonquin and Yunnan, is thought to bo Haiphong. Haiphong stands on one of tlio many arms through which tho parent stream roaches tho son, liftocn miles from its month : has an inconvicnent bar, which at low wator has only six fcot, at hiph water (onco a day) six tODn foet. But it is tho bos* port that can bo had undor tho circumstances, and tho Fronchl Government, seconded byspeculators, is obliged to bo content with it. Saigon, which is said to bo tho finest city in tho Enst, and which shows at loast tho ability of tho French to reclaim and ilaussmanizo a pestilential Cochin China marsh, if not to colonise its tributary territory with its own people, will, it is oxpected, bo far outshone by this now metropolis of tlio Tonquin dolta. And what is tho result of what has boon already done— of tho labour already oxponded ?

A Reclaimed Dolta,

The dolta ia not, aa might bo sapposod, a flat swamp covered with a racdy junglo, but a largo lovel area, intersected by tho arms of tho Keel River, covered with rico iiolds, groves of bamboo and orchards of tho betel nnt palm, which give it a singu larly picturesque appearanco; dotted with villages and bordorecl by ranges of low ser rated hills, which closo it round like a framework. On the south bank of ono of these larger arms, just where it is intor eectcd by a smnllor channel, stands Hai phong. Tho ground is low and at spring tides partially ovorllowed, a drawback which will bo in a measure remedied by raising the general lovol of tho sito This process is going on slowly over a considora ble area, Tho streets, which havo bcon laid out regularly, aro already at tho proper lovol, but the intervening blocks aro as yot more rectangular lakes of water, surrounded constantly by wrotched Anamito women and girls raking them for tho slimy sea woed. Tho mud bank along the water front is being oxcavnted by a moans pecu liarly primitive and (Mental. Hero may bo Bjen any day from one to several hundred Anamite coolies standing in lino kneo-doep ii the ooze, tho ono farthest from tho bank picking up in his hnnds a mass of stiff mud and clay, handing it to tho ono rioxt him, who passes it along until it is at last de posited on solid ground. Tho work is superintended by a petty French ollieial a?3isted by two or three half-Europcanised Anamites, through whom lie imparts his orders. Tho mannor of doing this work is typical of the wretchedness of tho native population of Haiphong. In China tho biirdon-beariug coolies who fill tho streets are always men. In Anam they are oftenor women, or even girls, tho lattor being some times mere children. The streets that aro ii lished are solid and handsome, thanks to a soil woll adaptod to the purpose. The residences are sometimes of the bungalow style, ortwostory, with vorandaha liko thoso elsewhere in the foreign settlements in tlio East. There aro already enough of them to give a European air to the city seen from tho river. It extends along tho main stream for nearly a milo, and for a somewhat greater distance along the smaller branch, the native town; which contains about 15,000 inhabitants, living in houses Him sily constructed of bamboo matting, con tinuing beyond and finally ending in some dirty straggling huts among groves of palm.

French Experience in Colonising,

Tonquin is to be the crucial test of the ability of the French to colonise their new possessions. The trade of Saigon, though bd handsomely built and so well governed by them, is mostly in the hands of Germans, English and Chinese. Thero is danger that Haiphong will follow its example. Thero are throe classes of Frenchmen who are in variably on the crost of the wave of foreign conquest. These aro the barber, the rest aurateur, and the cabaret-keeper. They are already in Haiphong-the first with his gentle touch, his toilet articles, and his nostrums for the hair ; the second with his pots and pans in a bamboo shed in a grove of, bananas ; and the last with his wines, his liquorp, and an inexhaustible supply of vermouth and absinthe. Aa for the carpenters, cabinet makers, tailors, and shoemakers, they have not yet put in an appearance. The somo what diminished Chinese colony supplies this want though imperfectly. It is not surprising that the French colonists, des pising the indolent and elTominato Anamites, should prefer the more subtle and indus trious Chinese in the absence of the labourers of men of their own country. But it is a mistake, and they should correct it before it is too late, for not only will the Chinese, if admitted, take possession of the mechanical tradea to the exclusion of mechanics of all other nations, but they will in a few years engross all lines of mercantile business, leaving tho French trader retail, if not wholesale, quite out in tho cold, aa they have done in Hongkong. The French mechanic and farmer aro too poor to emi grate unaided to such a distant country as this. If the French wish to have them till the field* of the delta and the hills of Ton quin and the jungles, which, cleared and cultivated, will lose much of their miasmatic quality, they will have to assist them by cheap steamship fares and grants of land, or even go further, and, by furnish ing the means to work the land, help emi grants to placo themselves on a paying basis. The Climate of Tonquin. Tonquin is undoubtedly a rich country, and upon closer observation I am induced to believe not half so malarial as it has been painted. Most of China is malarial. It could hardly bo otherwise with the decay and wasto of its thousands of years of cul tivation and ita thousands of millions of fleeting mortality. But the sicknoss in tho French army of Tonquin and Formosa is not entirely due to tho exhalations of a luxuriant VLgetation and a rich and un healthy soil. That responsibility will havo to be shared by the Ji'rench Government which mobilised the smnll force which it sent to the East without providing th.o requisite medical attendance and hospital stores, and failed to furnish a supply of tents or oven blankets. Men at Kelung (luring the northeast monsoon should be well fed,'well clad, and well protected from the weathor. The French soldiers havo been neither ; hence fever and rheumatism, and the weekly shipment of disabled men to Saigon. Tonquin is not altogether a land of summer. It has cold, drenching rains and piercing winds, not alone from the ocean, but from the high table-lands of Yunnan and Thibet. The miasmatic con ditions render absolute warmth aud dryness imperative, but a Ministry lapped in Parisian laxury is so little conscious of this fact that when an order was given some months ago to the Quartermaster's Department at home for blankets, it was countermanded because Tonquin is a warm country. Executive idiocy could go no farther. It is a fitting climax to a campaign managed since its commencement with the most deliberate imbecility.

The Suffrage in Canada.

The suffrage in Canada has until lately been nlmost as closely restricted as it is in Eng land. The old basis of suffrage—the ownor ship of land—haa not been the only con dition on which men. were allowed to vote, but the property qualiiication was placed so high as to exclude perhaps half of the males overtwenty-one years of ago. Prince Edward's Island took the lead in extension, and naw every man there has the privilege of voting. The other provinces ore not yet so far advanced, but they are takiDg stops in that direction. New Bruns wick and Ontario have both extended their suffrage, within the year, to large classes who have not heretofore enjoyed the privi lege. Only this week an extension of fran chise has been passed in tho Nova Scotia Legislature. In Quebec, perhaps the most Conservative of all the provinces, a bill is now ponding in the Parliament which provides that every male British subject of twenty-one yoars and upwards who is assessed for Sl5O worth of real estate or for .~?:t00 worth of person alty, or realty and personalty mixed, shall ba .'i voter. This property qualification is low enough to take in nearly all, and is a jjreat step in advance. Doubtless education has kept pace with—or perhaps preceded— the oxteDfeion of the franchise, and the Canadians will probably never have rcaaon to regret their approach to a moro demo cratic torra of Government.—"N.Y. Mail and Exptesa," April 17.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1835.

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D. F. Evans, ESTATE, HOUSE. AND LAND AGENT, AUCTIONEER, &o. mo CAPITALISTS AND OTHEIUS. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT IN THIS CITY FOX SALE. All that Valuablo and Centrally Situated Pro perty, consisting of FREEHOLD ALUHMENT, together with Commodious Doublo Shop, Score room, and 5 Rooms upstairs, built of bnok on stono foundation, in first-class position, and well adapted for Solicitor's Chambers, being 3ituatod In Hhortland-strcet, near thoso handsome and oxtonsivonow premises of tho EvkninqStauj and also near Post-ofllce, banks, and those mag nificent now block ot buildings (tho Arcade) now being orectod for tho Now Zealand Inaur anco Company. This is a real first-class inyestmont, and woll worthy tho attention of capitalists. 1 is, with out doubt, the most valuablo and safest invest ment now in tho Jlarkot, with undoniablo proa poctivo valuo, Bocoud to nono in Auckland. (857) AUCKLA.ND—VaIuabIo Buslnosa Sltoforsalo, situate in Shortland-stroet, corner of Mills Lane, and immediately between tho pro mises of Messrs A. Clark and Sons and Bycroftand Co. Terms easy. AVONDALE-Houso, 5 rooms, and 1 acres land. Tho house is woll finished and fitted with all conveniences—cupboards, shelves. &c. Firpt rato land for fruit grower. Near Miss James's; about 23 minutes from station Terms, £50 cash, bnlanco as agreed. 1185 BAYFIELD. PONSONBY—Nicp Now 1101110 oC I rooms, scullery, nico position, freehold allotment; only £250. (113!)) CHURCH-STKKKT- Villa Residence of 5 rooms, fitted with cupboards, drossor register grato, oven, &c; good well and tank, woll-stockon garden. Prioo. £330. (729) CLARENCE - STREET, PONSONBY - Nico Verandah Cottage of 1 rooms and scullery; allotment, 10 x 87; £270. CAMBRIDGE-!;0t IS; grand e.ornorallotment. 1 aero. Aleo, lot 379; valuable acre suction ; fc;i splendid comer site. (15:33) DRUR V—Farm of 1,100 acres, partly improved; Cottage and out-buildings, good land, \ycll watered. Owner would subdivide. Prico, £i 10 per aero. Near tho Kuraka. (1331) DUNKDIN-STRKKT.PONSONUY— Beautifully Situated Allotment. Hi! x ll.j, with men House. ot G room?, well finished, gas and wator laid in. gas stove, &c.: largo bay window; price, .■(5550. (1520) ELDON-STREKT, PARNELL — Comfortablo Verandah Cottago of 7 rooms, stable, work shop, &c. in ilrst-elas:) onler; kltchon rango, drcs3or, well, imuip, &c, noar tho bench; prico, £150. 117!) KPSOM-G} aorrs of First-class Volcanic Land, fronts main road; grand position. (1352) EAST TAMAKI-Nico Littlo Farm of 51 acres; good grass; plenty of wator; valuablo Imnh; good alluvial soil; £350. Ulil) EPSOM—Gentleman's Residenco and Grounds. This is tho property of n Gontloman who has spared neither timo nor money, not only In beautifying tho Grounds, but in furnish ing the Houso with every possiblo com fort and convenience. Stables and necessary out-buildings, &0., &o. Cards to viow from the undcrsignod. (1118) FLAT BUSH—A good Farm of 90 acres, with all usual out-build ings, oven; about 18 miles from Auckland. Must bo Bold. 1033 FERNLEIGn-STREET—3 Vorandah Cottages of 3, i, and 5 rooms respectively. In good ordor. City wator laid in. Price, for the three. £560. A good investment. (1102) GEORGE AND RYLE STREETS (cornor of)- Vory superior liouso, boautifullv finished off in cottar and ornamental woods. To bo Bold at once; a bargain. 1103 GUNDRY-STREET, second from corner of Litchlleld-strcet—Freehold verandah Jlouao of 5 rooms, scullery and outhouses, well and faithfully built, and in good order, lot No. 1. off Newton Ro»d, about iiftoon minutes' walk from Quoon-streot. (H92) GIBRALTAR CRESCENT (Parncll)-A very Handsome Villa Residence, possessinK Bix lino rooms; gas and water throughout; wnahhouso and every convenionco; free hold allotment, 30 x 100; well drained and planted ; this property is pleasantly situated, commanding a most oxtunßivo view of tho Domain. 1 Hi HUNUA—I7O acres Bush Land, sittiatoa about 6 milos from station ; good stream of water. Prico, only £1 por aero. (1227) HAMILTON — Splondid Littlo Farm of 100 acres, inootly subdivided into paddocks, situato near tho township; good road, splen did house, flno position. Price, only £'J,OOO. (IOT HUNUA. FIIANKLAND - A ComfnnaMo Little Farm of 27 acres and small House, about 2 miles from Hunua. adjacent, to Mr Greenwood's, Government Rot'.d,pj.rt fenced, a never failing supply of good Water, urand viow, position unrivalled. (1500) IRELAND-STHEET, Froeman's Bay—Comfort ablo Cottago of 1 rooms, freehold allotment £■»<>. (1151) KING AND STANLEY STREETS. Great North Road—A 0-ronincd Houso. fronting Kinif-streets; gas and water; very good cookina; rangn: allotment, 83 x 102. 1-roomed House in Stanley-street, allotment til x 110. A Good Building L0t,33x102, fronting King street- and a line largo workshop, two etory, at back of houso situated in King-street, with private entrance trom Stanley-stroet ot about 15 to 20 feeL Prico for whole. £750 cash. 1579 KINGSLAND (2nd Avonue)-Houßo of 1 rooms and workshop ; Allotment JO x 112. Prioo, £200. LAKE ROAD, NORTHCOTE—2G acres of Lonrt (Urßt-clasß land), only a short distance from the Wharf; very cheap. 1107 MARAETAI—About 1 lOacres of Bush (kanriand black birch), containing about 100.000 feet kauri, 1,000,000 feet birch, and 700 tons of bark. Stock and plant at valuation. £550— part cash. MOUNT EDICN, Mount Roskil; Road-Very Comfortablo Verandah Villa of G rooms, ■wash house. &c, Etc.; volcanic allotment G0x200:£125. (1150) MOUNT EDEN, off Mount Ronki 1 Road-A pretty Villa Residenco, rusticated, superbly finished oIF, 5 rooms, lofty, bath-room, pantry, Leamington rango, 2 register grates bay window, splondid hall, fancy glass door; water laid on to buth and pantry by two -00 ---gallon tanks; picket fence; cornor allot uiont, U x IIS; very largo stable and fowl houso; gaa within 200 feet. Tho viow ob tained from tbia property is unsurpassed in tho district, with line prospective value. (1101) NEWTON ROAD—Good Investment; two very nico Houses; gas and city wator in each. Both in first-class order and In splendid position, closo to Kiirangahape Road, Grand positiun for r.hou. (1231) VORTHCOTK, right on tho Point-Magniflcont view of harbour: an Allotment, 132 x 132, Only £275 ; a bargai n , (1231) NORTH SHORE (View Road, Lake Takapuna) —13 acres of Freehold Black. Sandy Land, would mako a splendid orchard, and very easily worked, liouso would divide into (j rooms; water frontago, and roud on 3 sines. Price, £IW. 1521 ONEIIUNGA (Hillabro1)-About 17 acres mngnl- JlccntLand; adjoins Pah Estate Beautiful views. ONEONENUI. Ararimu (about 28 from Auck land and 3 miles from railway 3tation)— Splendid Farm of 787 acres, well watered , grand pieco bush: good homestead, sundry out-bmldings, Btock-jards, &c.; good road, near station. . (1301) PARK ROAD—Good House of 7 rooms, pleas antly situated ; splendid viow; largo allot ment. Prico £650. (1121) PIAKO, Upper Thames—Magnificent Block of about 2,000 acres First-class Land. First class family residenco, mon's cottages, and numerous out-buildings, orchard, &c. (1118) PUKEKOHE-Good Freehold Cornor Allot ment, with House of 4 rooms. Shop, Btablo, and out-house. (1101) POMPALLIER TERRACE-Very pretty Cot tago, in splendid ordor :very nico garden, allotment, 50 x 100. Prico, £350. (12G7) PARNELL (Brighton Road)— Now House of B rooms and workshop, stove, rogister grate; verandah side and front: allotment, 00 z 3-10. Price, £123. Can be sold on terms. 1193 PONSONBY ROAD. - Good Villa Residence, closo to the Franklin RoaJ; quite now; gas and water; allotment 56 x 100. Price. £1.000. (1180) PONSONBY—Three Pretty Cottages, quite now and well finished off;; freehold allotments, each 22 x 9!); wator laid on to scullery irom tanks; with four rooms and scullery; very pretty view; about 20 minutes' walk from Queen-atroot. Prico for lot, £700. Good in vestraont. (U9O) PROSPECT-STREET, PONSONBY, and only one minuto from tram—A Ploasantly-sltu ated 6-roomod Cottago, register crates, gas in three rooms, city water, and every con venience. Allotment 33 x 100. Stands high; grand view. Price, £350. Terms easy. (1503) RANDOLPH-STREET, Newton — Two Fino Building Allotments, situated about tho centro or Nowton; allotments, 33 x9U • third and fourth from Gloucester-street. Prioo £175. ig(;n RICHMOND ROAD - Handsomo Villa ot 7 rooms, &c; kitchen rango. copper, &c, &o Ifreehold). £500. (ioVji RYLE-STREET-Pretty Verandah Villa of 6 rooms, &o.; allotment 66 x 120: a very desirable residence (1039) SYMONDS-STREKT, near City Road-A. Com fortable Villa Residonco of 6 rooms, lofty nice hall, gas and city water throughout,' asphalted paths, sidoentranco, bay window register grato. Stands high. Grand position! SALE-STREET (Frcoman s Bay;-Cottage? i rooms, in good order; cornor allotmont; only £320. ijto ' ST. MARY'S ROAD, PONSONBY-Splondid corner sito; near Thrco Lamps: 50 x 120 only £350 Mm, TENNYSON-STREET (Surrey HIlls)-A well built Houso of 6 largo rooms; overy con venience Allotment iO x 132. Prico, £055. TUAKAU- '■ : rorovctl Farm of 111 acros good Houso, a- U out-buildings; orchard : all in grass; part cropped. Vory comfortablo and desirable place. £1,100, TAURAROA—BO acres of mixed bush Land for *«>• (1178) VALLEY ROAD, Mount Eden-Grand Build ing Allotments, splendid viow, from 30m per foot. Termn. j'jkj VIEW AVKNUE, MOUNT EDEN —Naw Villn Residence of 5 rooms, and outbuild ings: scoria soil, und good position. Only «320. (1007)



VERMONT-STRKKT—Commodious and com fortablo Villa Rcsldenco of flvo rooms, wash house, collar, &c: city wator and orory con ronlonco ; good allotment. Very eboap. VICTORIA AVENUB, MOUNT EDEN-Free hold House of o rooms and grounds, bay window. Rood garden, planted with fruit trees; splondid viow, very lovol, volcanic soil. <150 l) WALLAOE-STIUCKT, I'ONSONBY-A very nice House of (1 rooms, pas and wator laid on and evoryeonvonioncc, and out-house, about I! minutes walk from tho tram, and 200 yards from tho Homo Buy Wharf. (150j) WAlPU—Grand Farm of 260 acres—tho vory boat In tho district; Rood hotiso and out buildings : to bo sold vory cheap. (111(1) WOLF-STKEET, off Hepburn strcot - Nice Villa lteßidenco, 5 rooms large workshop, &a, &c. £120. ' (1212) WYNDIIAM-STREET, just at corner of Albert stroot; grand sito ; lino allotment, with old cottages now standing. D, P. EVANS, HOUSE, LAND, AND BSTATK AGENT, AUCTIONEER, &O. LAND MART-QUKKN-STBICKT, NEXT BANK OF AI'PTIIA I/ASIA. Sewing Machines. QINGER SEWING MACHINES, Salosln 1882 603,292 Maohlno*, „ JBSI 561,036 „ Increase 42,258. tS-TIIIIEIC OUT OF EVKUY FOUR MA CHINES SOLD IN TUB WOULD AP SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF THREE HUNDRED FIRST PRIZES I!! AND AT CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS. To be obtained at PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK Only at 261, Queen-steiet, Auckland, beware of german and other IMITATIONa SINGER SEWING MACHINES. TIT OMAN'S TCTKIEND. MRS DR. STUART'vS JfiAMOUS "pEMALJC TJEMEDIES. Tho following Extracts from Tostlmonlala will bo rend with interest:— Symonds-strcot, Auckland, Fobniary 7,1855.— .Sir,—l wish Mrs Dr. Stuart's Komuriics a groat success. 1 havo not found anything to do mo tlio good tliat tlioy Jiavo. I whs vary weak and unwell, but by biking two bottles of tho Tonic I am now well and strong again. I consider tho nirdlcirio very usoful for young women. — Baiuii . Pnrncll, Auckland, February 3. 1585.-8 m — I can Rlndly Bpcali for Mm Dr. Stuart's Pllln; thuy havo dono mo tlio grrutiii-t pounlbl" good. Thoy iiro Indeed tho female's friend, nn previous lo nsu-|; them 1 Bi.r.cre.il kvciiilj- from hrailuohe, Inmronr, Jsre., but now enio> tho best of health. — Yours Fincorrly. .I.vN'K tfv.ixs. l'nnsonby. Auckland, February 11,18S.i.—Sm, [ hud nlmoat do-inure1. o£ gutting my strength hack UTi-in, when I i>n-e)m-:rd a bottlo of tho Tonic rind n box of each of tho Pill*, and words cannot express my gratitudci for tho good thoy hnvo dono mo.—i.ratofully, Amuk B . Mount Kden, March !). I&SJ.—SIB,—I havo used vnrioin drags, such hh Pennyroyal, Hlorn Hera, and Steel, but li.ivo not fouud anything ?n rartoin and oonveniont as Mrs Dr. Stuurt's Pills, which I can highly recommend to all fo malcß. They aro wonderful in preventing ho>id ich'i nml uthor painful troubles.—Youra, &c, Elizabeth —. THK T ADIES' TONIC) 3s and t* Gd por I Li A f bottln. Thin excellent Tonic enriches and purities the blood, improves tlio appctito, rentores colour, tone, mid vitality, thereby removing hnndacho. debility, ncrvoHfiirat, weakness, and tho do prersions fiom which vo many females suitor. THK 7 ADIICS' /CALENDAR / OR \ 1 JU \J V FEMALE/ piUiS j 2a Crt and la Gd por -*■ I box. Tho<<o Pills aro justly esteemed for their great vnltio in preventing discomfort. BUfri.'ring, ami incoavanU'nco. and for oorioillual uso are tho most reliable and nompt modioinoovcrbrough to womau's aid. rrilE T ADIES' A PEItIKNT piLLS, Is 6d per box. For tho relief and proventtitivo of hendarhc, bllllonsneHS. giildincus. conslip.itton. liver com plaints. Indigestion, pnlns in tho chest, back, and sides, &c. SOLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ACENT3 FOR AUCKLAND, N.Z.— Mil 8. niLBTKT, | Next Lennox's. Stationer, Chemist, s (JUKKN-stkket. MR T. A. CHAWFOKD,) » ra , Tm To bo had of all roppcctablo Chomista and DrngKlacs. OHAHLES HESKETH.J IALEX. AITKEN. HE SKE TII AND AITKEN ~i £, r,° Klud to Infoi'i'> thulr Customcra and the Public generally that having Bold tho wholo of their last year's Stock of Clovers, etc., they aro in a position to Oiler an Entirely Now Stock arriving per direct steamer Aorangi, from 1/m ---don, and prr Mail Steamer from San Francisco, asundor.ull current Boason's growth, consisting JXSHhJ? & LP VKR (Tre'oUura repens) IIKD CLOVER (Trofolium protons) ALSYKJS OLOVKR (Trefolium hybrida) COWGUAS3 (I'refolium perenno) *BiirJ$ T,S L 0 < Tr"f»li»m incarnatam) TKEtOIL (Medicagoaupu na) MEADOW FnVTIAT{M C( y"aSUrU3 etl8t>""! t/OtJCbFOOT Dactylisglomorata) TURNIPS* GU TOi> DEVONSHIItE GREY STONE, WHITB pany, Sydney Bonctlust and Flour, Minoral and fiono Pliospliates, Potato and Grjiss Manure^ ? c«Ji Tl-' uf l i? uanol Nitrato of Soda- and other Artillcm Manures; Oats, Malzo. llarloy. Beans Pease; Coarse, gfne, and RocklSalt, Cobra, and. Linsoed Cako: Now Zealand Flax and Tow. eto" A. and Gr» Price, KNGINEER3, BOILERMAKERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AND GENERA L MACHINISTS, THAMES, Have for sale the following Machinery r— 1 Portable Engine, by Hornaby ft Co., 8 h.p. 1 Horizontal Engine, double cylinder, l«ta, diameter, 2iin. stroke 1 Horizontal Englno, lOin. by lgln. stroke 1 Launch KDgino, 4}in. by Sin. atroko I Multitubular Boiler, 17ft. long by sft, diameter I Cornish Boiler, 20ft long by lift, diameter 1 Cornish Bollor, 18ft. long by sft. diameter I Cornish Roilcr, lift, long by Ift. 6in. diameter 1 Cornlflh Boiler, 15ft. lcaig by 6ft. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, ISft. long by 4ft. Gin. diameter 1 Vortical Boiler, Flold tubes, 7f t. x 3ft. 4in.; now ▲ quantity ot focond-haud QuatU-orußWng Plaul. Rsttmates snppliod (or all olassos et Knglnesrf»t Work.—Makoro ol Sawmill and Quoxta orxtßhiiiß Maohlnery, Tnrbino Wheel*, Hydraulic Machinery, Timber Jacks, end Patent Safetr Ctttehea tax Wsrehonse and uthar Uft -13000 W 0 R B A L 1, *- At LOWEST Mahkkt Kates I! Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Keronone, Paint, and Olive Olla Champion'i3, Scott's, and Storer's Gennlnt White Load, In wood Mnntz Metal and Nails Large Stock of Cnnvas, various brands Wire Rope, from H Inch to j inch Bolt Rope, Homu, and Manilla Rope, all Blues Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palls,' Anohon. from 16 cwt. to 10 lbs, BUaluß, from i Inch to 1 inch. Coles and Vlsh OIL B, D, MaSEiNZII,



OUE FIEST SALE TO COMMKNC'K I FEIDAY, JULY 3, 1885,1 AND Wlhh CONTIXI-'K TDK THREE WEEKS ONLY. DRAPERY, CLOTHING, MERCERY, SALVAGE STOCK From OWExN AND GKAUAM'S Fire. ALL GOODS jAJARKEJ) IN PLAIN FICJUBES. C2J^= NO DISCOUNT. NO SECOND PRICES. HANNKEN BROS., COUNKI! OF QUREN AND ALEXANDRA RTWBBTB. THK <!EIiE«K.ITED NEW AND IMPROVED I'IUZE MEDAL SEWING MACHINES! SEWING MACHINES! THE LATEST AND BEST IN THE WOKLD. Tlioso famous Machines, protected by Thirty Patents, beat all tho other machines at Sydney Exhibition, &c, &c. Caution—No Casvam-krs. Call and inspect, or write for samples and prices to 3D. S. CHAMBEES, »°, queen-street. SOTPPERS AND TUB TItADK StiI'PLIKD. the: wonderful Latest Improvements. Valuable Axipllances. Ten Years' Guarautoe. Patent Automatic Winder. Patent Drop-Rollers. nrilfinrp Patent Loose-Windlnir-Wbool. Patent Tbrend Koleaser. Wor utWlilU tlioim Muchiiios kopt In Uepairs for tbreo years FREE OF *^** "w CHAKOB. Illustrated CftUUoeuos and Samples of Work free from - Rfl AOU JfA T0 THE WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. IllHUillliUO , XT , pni I p 17(1 QUKKNSTUKKT, VV. J- iilijA Ijlh j, 1 IV, Auckland. FIRE!—TO BE, _0R NOT TO BE? THE HARDEN PATENT "STAR" HAND GRENADE FIRE EXTINGUISHER. PATENTED AUtJUST 8, IS7I, AND AUGUST 11, ISS3. nil"fO * OUT 'llila^ The quickest, IU 10 UU R JPIH surest, and most * J^W^^^^k effective inven- FIRF M^^^k, Uonfbr instantly «^^(^M EXTINGUISHING F|RES SOME OF THE MERITS OF THE GRENADES. I. They aro small and conveniont for bnndlinpi. rnn bo hung uo around ovory floor of yonr Odce, store, factory, or house, acceaeiblo at an instant's notice. Night watchmen can calTy them whilo making their regular rounds. L\ Thoy aro alwnyß ready for Immediate two. Any man, woman, or child can uso them "k° n They are hormetlcallr sealed, and will keep for roara in any climato. Unllko other ox tin(?ulßhorß thoy do not rcquiro to bo kopt in ordor by froqnont ro-charßlng, and having no metal exploslvo enps or fusoß are not subjeot to corroaion. 1. They provent tho eorious dnmage from vrutor. 6. Tho price placos thorn within tho roach of all. Kvory man who haa a homo, ofllco, store, or factory can ailord to protect liis property with them. 15. Tliey oporato inßtantanoously, and the llorcost flro can bo extinguished with them aa if by magic. 7. Theßo Grenades are mado to stand a tompernture of liocnly ileurccs bdow rero, by actual test. This faot alone renders them invaluable Whilo every other Flro Uxtingulshor apparatus ever known or tried may ba frozen colid or bocomo perfectly useless, and tho ownora left to tho mercy of tho dnvourlnß llamon. the Harden Wand Cnnaite h'irc. KxtinuuUher stands alone and supreme, unaffee ed by wje, deterioration, or climate as the unapproachable and irresistible con/fucrov of Jive, 8. We Kuarantco theso Grenades to bo perfectly uniform in quality and efficiency. Kvery Gronado is subjected to a thorough chemical test to assure abßOluto certainty as to itß quality. HUNDREDS OF FIRES ALUTCADY EXTINGUISHED BY THESE GRENADES AND THOUSANDS OF POUNDS SAVKD. ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THB BEST EXTINGUISHER OF FIRES EVER DISCOVERED. EVERY STORE, FACTORY, OFFICE, and HOME SHOUI-D BE SUPPLIED WITH THEM. Testimonials and Proofs from all parts of tho Country. T. & S. MORRIS & CO., LTD., SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALiNI). "D P. HOLLIS'S LINE OF, /ff\ =f= =j=f XV. COACHES. / ±HOB. J. XXARBUTT, 3,4,6.30 p.m. Mondays-G p.m. Saturdaya-B, r>nt>'K 'K'RnnfWC BASQUE 6.30 p.m. Sundoya-8.30a.rn., 12 noon, 4.30 p.ml CiUxtJN JtJxvUUMo, Rnil) LEAVE AUCKLAND-Groyhound Hotel- »<««» Tickota sold by tho dozon:—To and from One- """^~~" ~~"~~~~~~"~~~~~~^^-^.— hunga, 7a jto and from Greenwood's Cornor, Ca; _ "I\/TRS DOWN has to and Irom Brbwn-stroet, Epsom, 6s. JjfA. just received a R. P. HOLLIB Proprietor. &B&g&£Bm 8oloo"t Assortment of ' " — «ffiffiiMP STAY MATERIAL, In "ROYAL MAIL LINE OP COACHES &&£&&&&: _I_%j — *HliKl BELTS, &c, fee, AliTffiltATlON OF TIMK-TABLI, JBL f sHk Upon the latost im Prove- The Royal Mall Coach (carrying passenger* MM M% """JS aiSSdS" 0*1" will, on anrt aftor Gth Octobor, 1883, and SntU OJ MM Ift U All ifcrceta sont no^'frpn farther notico, run to tho following Time- If ii IKB W imrcem sent post Treo. (torn Auckland; returning from To Aroha od MAVIIFAnTTTRBRH n» Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 7 a.m MANUFACTURERS OF tlon fo? BAuokl °'dl° Ck Traiß a'HamUtan Jun°" STEARIN B CAKDLES, m COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, fl^anSSXiCoto^ LUBRICATING AND OTHER OILS. CUnbridn,Ootobor" im. ™" PrOprlotor ALBItRTST., AUCKLAMD. Hf g rs??e ge?A BuSaf tH>H' HaytandCo'a- «P*"»-»w, '



DR J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CIILOiIODXNa, THE ORIGINAL and OXLY GENUINE. wmmm S? ?■ i Stnil tnwhicti ho gavotho namo of CH 01 ODYNB and which if admitted by the profusion to bo tho most wonderful and valu- CouKhs Consumption. Bronchitis, Asthma, and is tho only apooino in Cholera and Dyecn toJ^Hl OUODYNE offeslually cuts short all attacks of JSpilopsj. Wsierio. Palpitation, and S'ciiLORODYNE is tho only palllativo in Nouriwa. Kheumatism, Gout. Cancor, Tooth ache, Meningitis, &o. | From Symcs & COMaaTmaooutioßJChorrj'Btß, IHoVXnr'y fflon. Doar Sir, -Wo embrace over tho Must. As a remedy for K enci al litW. rtifi«. b»K ot a?y enlcaoy of Dr. Collis Biowno'd Clilbrodjno in ? S and Dysentery, Spasms. Cramps, Neuralgia, tho Vomiting of Pregnancy, and asa m"neral Bollativo. that havo occurred under our poreonal observation (luring many reariln Clioleraio Dtarrhoea. and even n tho more Icrriblo forms ot Uholora itself, we havo witnessed its surprising; controllingpower. We have novor usudany other form of this modi ctno than Collis Kio\uic'b, from a llrm convic tion thntit io decidedly the best, and alto froma "°"so or duty we owo.to tol-™B™"'1;. public, os wo are of opinion tint the substitution of any othisr than Collis Hrownn'B Is a dk- MUKKATK llßKArll OK KA.TH ON TUB Till! CIIKMIHT TO I'KKSOHIIIK AND I'AIIKM Al IKK. Wo are, Sir, faithfully yours, Symos & Co! Members of the l'lmrm. Society of Great Britain, His Bxoollency Die Viceroy's Chemists. CAUTlON—VicoChnncellor fir W. I'flKC Wood stated that Dr. J. CpMls Browne was, undonbtedlv, the inventor of Chlorodyno i that I tho story of tho defendant Fn-emnn was do ■ llboraloly untrue, which, he regretted to 815', had been sworn to.—Soo "ThoTimos, JUlylrf, "sold in bottles at la I'd. 2s !)d. Jb (H, nml Us each Nonoisgßnulne without tho words 'Dr. J. Collis Hrowne'a Chlorodyne" on the l»jvern ment stamp. o\< nvlielminiWnedicU testimony ncoomi'-'niescnch buttle Cautinii.-Beware of Piracy and Im'tatlnns. Solo Jiunufacturer-J. T. J)AV KNPOIU, 33, UrcatUuMcll-streo', Bloomsbury, London. QJTBBDMAN'B SOOTHING POWDERS CHILDREN CUTTINO TKETH. OAUTIOH 10 PUBOHASSBS, The rains of thla well-known Family Medlolw has been largoly tostod In all parts of the world, and by all grades of aooioty, for upwards ot rirrr teabs. Its weU-enTDW*. eitonslve Bale has Induced spußroos imitations, some of Which In OUTWARD APPEAHANOB BO OlOSBly resemble the original aa to havo dooolved many Durohasere. The proprietor, therofore, feels it dv» to the publlo to give a speolal caution against the nse of such imitations. Purchasers are therofore roqueted oarorauy to observo tho four following distinctive ohar aotorißtlcs, without whioh none are gonuino t— lst-In every wse tho worda John Stebd man. Chemist, f» awohtii, SunnEY, are en- Ijravod on the Government Stamp affixed to ""znd^Eaoh Single Powder has directions lot the dose, and the words John Steedman, Chemixt, Walworth, Surrey, printed thoroon. 3rd—Tho name Steedman is always Bpelt with manufacture is carried on solely In Walworth, Surrey. ~ , Sold In Packets by all Chomlsta and Medicine Vendors, at la 1W to 2a 9d each. Agontn: Kemi'thoknk, Prosricb and 1.0., Auckland, Wellington. CUMi^hnrcb, and Uunodln. KEAriNG'S COUCH LOZENGES. COUOHS. coughs. COUGHS. CERTAIN AND SAFE KKMEDY. ASTHMA. ASTHMA. ASTHMA. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. ntIOMCIIITIS. HUONOHI I H. BRONCHITIS. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. IIOAIl?KNICSS. HOAItSMNKSH. HOAKBKNKSS, Compoird cf the purcnt artlclcn. ThWO I/)zongor. contain no opium nor Rny dn'ct.rnous drug, Ihnrcforu the mo.it dulinato can tnVo thorn with perfect conlldunco. 'I heir lienefioinl cfToct is spcidy np.'t ciTtaln. Tliis old lmtuilinK famil> remodv ii daily recommended by the mostemi ni'iitrhvilclnna. (In use nearly 00 years), fold hy all Choiniato, in tins, nuch hnvinff tho words, •' Kk.vtinu's Coi'Bh liOzeniteH," engravonon thi Government etamp. KRATTNOS WORM TABI.KTS. KB ATI NO'S WORM TAISM'Trs. KEATJNG'S WORM T.iBi.KTS. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. KEATING S WORM TABLETS. V I'l'UKl.y VKOKT.\n(.K BWKKTMKIT. both in nil Bcarnnuu ami liiot-. Inn ishing amosta?reeahk i.nllu d of fidmini.it. rins the only ret tain •c-wdy for I.NI KSTINAIi or TIIKISAIJ WORMS. It In ii ucrtcc ly tafo and mi]d p-o parutlon, ami ia rupn-iuliy n''nptC'l (or Children. K.ilit In tinshy all Dr'imdsts. SCOTTS OF PURE COD LIVER OIL And llyiiopliosnhitcs of Liiuo and Soda. ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILE, Possessing the combined virtnea of these two valuable remedies in their fullest degree. More enßily digested and nssimi lnted than in tho crndo form, and especially desirable for sickly, wasting children and persons with fceblo digestive power, and aa A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, A REMEDY FOR WASTING DISEASES -OP CHILDREN, A REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, A REMEDY FOR AN.EMIA AND GEN ERAL DEIJILITY, A KKMKDY FOU COUOHS, COLDS, AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, In fact, nil diseases whero thero is an Inflammation of the Throat and Lunes. a WASTING OF TITE FLESH, nnd a WANT of NEUVE TOWEK, notbing in tho world equals tbis jmlntublo Emulsion, • It is prescribed nnd endorsed by the best physicians in tbe various countries of tbe world, who will attest thoeo facts. For salo by all Chemiots. T. R. PK °c TB R ' OCULIST OPTICIAN, ; Of Christohurch, is now on a visit to Auckland, tor a Bhort time only, and may bo Consulted on nil Ihseaacs of tho Kyo, and for tho proper ad justment of Spectaclas. With regard to tho Diseases of tho Eye, thero may bo considered two distinct kinds of treatment, viz., tho Modical and tho Optical; tho Medical to tho Physician tho Optical to tho Oculist Oitician. Entirely two-thirds of tho diseases aro duo to optical defocte. Blindness, Squint EyK9. Headaches, Neuralgiaof tho Face and Tomples,Uoafnoßs,and Innammation of tho Eyes are frequently caused by optical defects, and are Provonted and Cured without opehations, by properly adapted Spectacles, made to correct the defective por tion of tho eyo. There aro over 500.0'J0 various combinations of Speotaclcs required to correct theßO defeots—impossible to bo kept in stock by any Optician, evon in London, thoreforo, must bo ground expressly to moot each individual case. T> Fi^ Ro£. TER rocoi™d tho highest award granted for the manufacture of Spectaclos in . every combination of spherical and cylindri cal form required, at the International Kxhibi- S»*™' a Certmcate, and Gold Medal. ." j ' . .? s lor..man y years mado an especial Btudy of the optical means nocossury to remedy tho defects of. tho astigmatic or weak-slahtod oyes. and this oxporienco, combined with tho appliances for manufacturing, cnablos liira fro omm V° °V°n thootnor«- iee hopeless No Chargo for Consultation. Address;~ THREE DOOHS FROM THEATRE HOYALI VICTORIA-STREET. I pOR IMMEDIATE SALE, 100 acroa R»i»'ft!? Totartt Bußh- 'otfie, WaitakarelKast. mi^in^Sl^ 6ara a,go on amount of lta X™iv S, ini7' H A ve7 >? w Price wiUbe taken.



NELSON, MOATE&Co.'s CELEBEATED CHALLENGE I DRINK NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S CELEBRATED PURE BLENDED TEAS. Hundreds are trying to copy, and many are advertising Common Mixtures a« Blended Tea to mislead the public. For Government Analyslß see Ciroularß. ASK FOR NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S NATURAL FLAVOURED TEAS. They have been awarded GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS FOR PURITY, STRENGTH, and VALUE. EXTRACT FROM PRESS : ••AH tho Teas of this firm aro Bought and Blended by Mr. NELSON, a Pro fosslonal Tastor and Blender of Repute." NELSON, MOATE &Co.'s SPECIALTY I BLEND. BRANCHES: AUCKLAND, DUNEDIN, CHRIST CHURCH, WELLINGTON, 156. QUEEN.ST., AUCKLAND. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. TOHK BUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE MERCHANT, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. Telegraph Address: I Telephono Exchange, " Kaglo," Auckland. I No. 55. Tho Advertiser desires special attention to his Celebrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Since their introduction tho greatly increased demand for thorn substantially proves their excellence, and confirms the high esteem which tho Public have justly accorded them. Tho following distinctive brands all bear his Trade Mnrk on tho labels, and are packed in lib and Jib paekots, also in 61b, 101b, and 401b tins, viz :— BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS EMPRESS Brands. BLENDED PURE INDIAN TEAS. VICEROY ZEMINDAR SPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. These Powders, since their introduction, have been accorded by the public the re ception their excellence deserves, and only require a trial to be more universally used. Attention is requested to the following analytical roport:— "Laboratory, Hobaon-street, Auokland, June 13,1881.—1 have sampled tho Baking Powdor in the bulk, prcparcrl by Mr John Buchanan, Mer chant, Auckland, and havo analysed tho same, and ilnd the constituents pure and well-propor tioned. The result proves this article to bo superior to any cither Imported or colonlally prepared that has beon submitted tome, and I can, therefore, confidently recommend it to the public—(Signed) J. A. I'OHB, Colonial Analyst." Each tin bears his Registered Trade Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. The STOCK of GENERAL GROCBRY and Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splendid Assort ment, which 1b constantly being replenished by importations from European, Amoricuu, and Australian Markets. JUST BBCEIVED, EX S.S. BUCEPHALUS, from Calcutta, via Melbourne, 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL, Catalogues on Application. To those about to commence business, attention is drawn to tho great advantage of being in a position to offer tho Celebrated and Popular Brands of .Spread Eagle Teas, Baking and Yeast Powders, etc., and to secure other special induce ments which I am prepared to offer, JOHN T>UOHANAN, WHOLESALE oROCER, CUSTOMS-STREET, iAUCBXANU.



mHE NEW ZEALAND QOVftfc I X LIFE INSURANCE ASoOCI^M Directors: : §1 The Hon. Sir Julius Voeel Knwvi HP Treasurer (Chairman) W.B.Rold, Esq., Solicitor-Ooneral J. C. Gavin, Esq., Secretary to tho TW I &• Y>- ? 5 n n nll on' E,sn- Mor<*ant, Jp ~m H. 1). Bell, K6q., Barrister ' G. Fiahor. Kaa.. M.11.U,. J.p. Geo S. Graham, EBq., J.P. This Association is the only Odin,.,, Pi! Bosses Government Security and «£»**»(*' public tho combined adrantagea oi?"»$. ' MUTUAL ASSURANCE WlTHt^ §1 PIIBMIUMS, Hl*^g AND INVIOLABLE STATE GUARAUft, II After 15 years' existence, the ■|U, l , ACCUMULATED FUNDS cS>» 1 MILLION STERLING. $ $ Ita Annual Incomo exceods ~ | , It offers the mopt Liboral Conditi^ I An Inßuranoo of £1,20(1. at tho premlm. , elsewhcro for £1,000. cqiuvlEV .:,■', AN IMMEDIATE BONUS OF a " 1 In addition to Full Participation InS W Branches in nil tho principal Toin»i."jS Colony, and Arouc'.ok at all tho lE:!fe Post offices in tho Colony. m 1 «^ Head Office, Wellington, D< "* 7th April, 1836. A ' - Sffif < T B. B LA I K|p 3 tr • Victoria-street, fiji IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' £ fljjiv . ING IRONMONGERY fU; Direct from Manufacture R Has for Sale, at Low Eatea- 1 Carpenters' Tools Nails, Locks, Hingot , Kitchen Ranges : Register Grates, in great Variety : 1 Marble and enamelled Slate Hnujra Largest Stock in Auckland^^^ffi Marblo, Electroplate, Curb, andottahjHf Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zing h Slate, Cement, and Plaster ' INSPECTION INVITED, I i?. p w^«. .'gjjL; - [•;:". SHOOTING SEASON.i.IIig GUNS!! GUNS*!! GUftH D. EVITT, . „'?- I " H GUNMAKER, 251, QUEEN-BTKttg^ AUCKLAND. : : " The advertiser having a very lama*, >' 3una, both Brcccch-loading and Miiii gjffi ng, has re-ma-ked them at a ooH&ej&S INDUCTION FOR CASH. .; Sinprlo barrel Guns from .. .1 Ifi H Double-barrel Guns from .. ... II: {B Uouble-barrcl B.L. Guns from „li H Single-barrel B.L. Guns from "'>f ra| Curtis and Harvey's Best Quality '" Diamond Grain Gunpowder.. toH|[ B FFF Gunpowder iiN,^ Shot taW.Sls Cartridge Caees, 12 guago,ss,6s.aiid)|)i Mi Every Other Kind of Shootisb "mmm Equally Cheap. ELEY'S CENTRAL FIRE CABTiwi 12 gunge, loaded with the New &G.MJH BUNWORK OF EVERY DBSISiM DONE PROMPTLY and EFFICIBSE-'lfe IMPORTER OF PAIN'S CELKBBI3 . FIREWORKS. j D. EVITT, v'jfe 1 GUNMAKKR AND IMPOBIIi, 254 — Queen-street, Auokushlll Wholesale and Retell,' I , *3TSEND FOB PRICE-LISTS. >" I m re a c 0,-.(H -*- * OPTICIAN» ' i. ' .■■■■ MATHEMATICAL AND NAUE INSTRUMENT MAffi^^lMl SHORTLINDETRESTi '/ D ALWAYS IN STOCKS fflj Spectacles and Eye-glasses of i■. jc_ ■ i accurate fit guaranteed ~,.''. HH Opera Glasses or superior quality:,'. ■'■■. JHII Telescopes, Binocular Field Glasses, JiilSf? scopes; powerful and cheap ',■ ,JH Theodolites, Mining Comrasaes, AW«|^ra Drainage Levels, Prismatic Conipaaw.jiß Drawing Instruments, Soales, l"ar«l]H«Hn| Bhips' Logs, Sextants, Compasses, BKB| Barometers. Thermometers. HydromttajiH , Klectrio Bells, Batteries, and HtttngJ ■ B Maßnetic and Galvanic Medical J^^Me: \ Magio Lantorns and Slides, Hand M«(oj»i Stereoscopes and Slities, Orapho»oop« fflHI B Steam Guages and Tubing, SaHnomiMJHl j Amateur Photographic Cameras :- JUST RECBIVED-: ■::: • MS; r 3el£-registerlnK Aneroid Barometer! m 1 Anoroidß for Lobbies, with hanflwnA(TgJ l frames _____ ■''•'■ INSTRUJIENTS OF EVEBY KIND )Hm|. OPPOSITE THE POST-0!W!W i p A P B.R H A N- O^JH W. PHILLIPPB * SPjJH HAVE RECEIVED, XX UTJ''l9^H 3 185-P AOKAOHWI oouTAmma ■: Jh 86,000 ROLLS OP PAPBR-U».j^ OONBIBTIKB Of KB3W PATTKBNS 1 for Drawing, Dining, BUlroaoo, iuitable for tM ■* pHaK CotUge, ;: ;■:■/■■■.?.■: BEAUTIFUL DJ9 I0B«f X BORIMS AND HBlB I* j W, PHILLIPPB VJH t t6 akd 87, Qm«B-^*M| " mELEGRAPH LINE Of :!^M IMPORTANT Nbtloa,TO?<W|l H ■ W. K. Carter begs to annonnW 11 1 after TUESDAY, 29th Jftn^'tSM I Run a Coach through M ■ i mutu (conveying Passengßrswaf!,, 1 ing Cambridge on TUESDAYS g» DAYS, at 7 a.m., returning fromffJSß WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, a>> : Single Fares, fil 15s; or Return i f able for one week after date oi wjj"«^H All Pnpsengers to be Booked»"■■ bof ore leaving '.liiiiß HH Buggies and Saddle Horses, wlto" 11 m , drivers, to order on the shortest nu-^ by Telegram or Lcttor promptly -k-~ ~; ■ Cambridße, J»«uaiT 23. ÜBt : !-- H| Passengers Booked at HiH.H»?». ■ ' Hltih-street Auckland. j_^ Hi; I T>AINBRID.GE'3 TIM B/ 'ji • ' From Union Bank-22 mlnnt)!SS« H From The Thbkb: LaMpß-i »"" : Is hour. Ltmßii] i™| '^ Nioht Trips from Tojrit-vBSi B |-past 10, and i-past 11. From 1 ■», H 'ItoVunionßank to SBIM*^ ■ ; SARSFMLD-BTREET—7minUte»PW u'. ■ to 10,7 minutes past 10,23 ™»nn,Xnte<' S'lf 1 past 11, 23 minutes to 12, 7 mS H| minutes past 2, 23 minute 3to i,' J. s . 23 mtautos to i, 7 minutes P«f t*'^Ji:-, Mrilnutes past 5,23 minuUa to o. <-» Jfflß From Shelly Bsach—B.3o &?%)HBK 10.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 8,30 p,m..»»wi^ ; WM