THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1835

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_^f.mmm —^—' ""*" —L-L" ' — A FJBEAK OF NATBKK. Tho Extraordinary ITuman Being Now Living la New York. A Bloolc-Hoaded Man-His Appearance nnd Pcculitu-itiss-Daily Routine of Ufo-Lovo of Conflagrations. AWfTSlOALmonstrosity, almost equalling the Prince of Trepsthine, is fkecarefuliy guarded son of a well-to-do merchant occupying a costly mansion not far from tho southern boundary of the Central Lark. Tho Prince Trepotkinc, who is jr. tly re£ardedas ono of tho most brillimt minds in the Russian Empiro, id tho i';0;-' :ical prodigy and monstrosity of rui int.-!!!. ,-nk man with his head at tnc termination of his right arm, nnd a hand and arm growing out ef his nock and falling do«n over his breast. Born in 1853, the I'rinee has received a thorough education, and is known through out tho Russian Empiro as a statesman and a poet of a high order. A Wonderful Freak. Tho monstrosity that is so carefully guarded in the mansion on West Fifty- Beventh street is a perfectly formed man about 30 years old, whose head and face is a block, as it were-that U, the sides and top of tho head, as well as tho face, are perfectly flat or slab sided. Tho cars do not project, but are interlineatal, and the same with tho features, tho nose being a slight protuber ance, but natural in its functions. Thero ib a g&od growth oi heir on the caput ;_tho eyebrows are perfect, but excepting a slight mustache, no beard has ever grown on tho face beyond a coating of down. Thus de formed, no effort was over mado to educate the unfortunate man, for the reason that he is so wilful that it has always been doomed best to lot him h:ive his own way. Ho possesses, however, much natural intelligence, has a remarkably retontivo momory, and, lo a certain extent, has educated himself. Never forgetting any thing that ho hoars, ho remombors dates, names, and occurrences, and can carry on a conversation by repeat ing what ho hail hoard on tho subject, evincing an intelligent appreciation of what he is saying. What Dolights Him. Chlrography excites in him the liveliest interest and wonder, and ono of his idiosyn crasies is to treasure all pieces of waiting that ho comes across. He is also much de lighted by pictures, and illustrated papers form his chief amusomont. The ample means of tho family onablo them to pro vide him with an attendant and overy com fort, and besides ho has an inhoritanco from a grandfather, formerly a vory prominent merchant in Now England, which, with the compounded interest and accrued income which has been allowed to-accumulate his trust in e'out of family misfortune, now amounts to a snug littlo fortune. He is generally amiable and passive, although self willed, and is apparently contented with his let. At times,'however, he becomes cross and vicious, when ho can only be governed by his attendant, iiownn aged Irish woman, who has had his care ever since his birth. He occupies a suite of rooms at the top of the houso, and, being rather weal;, but not otherwiso unhealthy, seldom cares to leave his apartments. Ho is allowed, whenever inclined to do so, to roam about t!>3 house aoeompanicd by his .u^se. His Viciou3 Trait. The only vicious trait manifested by the unfortunate man is thatwhen in abadhumour he always makes an effort to start a fire, and the sight of flames drives him almost to a frenzy of delight, mixed with a savage glee. Once he ran ahead of bis nurso and manoged to secrete himself in the cellar. Not immediately found, ha was allowed to remain unmolested, the nurse believing he would reveal himself when ho found that no search was b lug made for him. Isot • appearing, however, tho nurse repaired to ' tho cellar, and found hira throwing wood into tho furnace, evidently with the inten tion of starting a big blazo. As soon as he saw the nurso ho slunk back into a cornor, evidently determined ro defend himself in his retrout to watch tho firo ho had started. It is remembered that shortly before his birth tho mother was terribly frightened by a fire in the neighbourhood, which threat ened to extend to the building of which she was an inmate. Love of Firo. His idiosyncrasy in regard to fire ia physiologically accounted for or attributed to this fact. Ho will sit and watch the fire in the grato or the gas burning by the hour in comtomplative interest and contont ment. Tho grato in his room is protected by a strong iron network under lock and key, and tho gas burners are similarly en closed, so as to prevent him from reaching the flame, as it is feared that ho might be inclined to tamper with the burner in one of his vicious mosds. An indulgence is to allow him to ignite a quantity of paper, the burning of which affords him much pleasure. Perceiving his father smoking a cigar, ho onco surreptitiously obtained one, but tho taste of the tobacco sickened him, and he has never since attemptod to become a amokor. It pleases him, however, to watch hia father smoke, and ho will fre quently roquoat hia father to " smoke. " A sister was barn subsequent to his birth, but she died in infancy. Sho was a perfectly formed, beautiful, healthy little child. His Appearance The appearance of tho head and faeo el this unforlunate man suggests that a cir cular and smooth compress has beon placed on his features as ho was growing, and the result is that the growth of all the features and the curves of the face and .head have been supprossed and made uniformlysmooth all round. He was born with this slab-sided deformity, however, and growth has not de veloped any of tho features or the shape of tho head. There are a numberof deformities of the head, ears, and face strongly re sembling thoso of a pig, and to this class the physicians ascribe this singular freak of nature. Usually psrsons possessing de formities of this class are viciouSy inclined, but this man has no bad habits. He is cleanly and careful of his personal appear ance, and seldom gives any trouble to hia nurse, to whom he is apparently much at tached. It is fortunate for him that the aeoident of birth placed him in such good circurastancos. In a more humble sphere of life he would probably have beon placed in a museum. Most of tho deformities ex hibited in such places, howovor—among . them tho man crab and the four-armed boy —aro simply cases of distorted growth which the surgeon's knife could easily remedy. —■ ■ "■ TUB LiH- ofi. n M.P.—An M.P., deploring iho evil cfl'-utj of London hat its on the health, said that were il l.ot fof the; American Co.'s Hop Bittur-fhuconld notjlive frliroueh with the ir» regular liouiM he wj.-, fore.-d to keep. Siid'he: "As booh as I fe. 1 wealt and exhausted from long nlghf 8-Sf'i«!.s kh-I meals at. irregular hours. T rcseH to my Hop Bitters instead of stinuiiar.ls 5 hoy rfgulii'mny Bowels'and keep my ap.pt tito good, mv brain clear, and my strength aHd hcu'th arc preserved." See. "O OVAL MAIL LIKE OF COACHES ALTERATION OF TDttK-TABLS, The Royal Mail Coach (carrying passengers! will, en and after fith October, 1683, and until further notice, run to the following Time- Leave Oambridgo for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 5.1$ a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auokland. Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on Mondays Wednesdays, ana Fridays on arrival of Train from Auckland; returning from Te Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 7 a.m. catching tho 2 o'clock Train at Hamilton Juno tion for AuoMand. , Booking Osticeb i GWynne's Hotel, Hamilton West) Colemanl Hotel, 1> Aroha; and at my Premises, Klrkwoad and Loice-streets, Cambridge. W. K. CARTER, Proprletoi Cambridge, October 1883 L - Passengers Booked at H. H. Hayr and Go's High-Btroot, Aiioiclanil. OBABLKS KESKETH.j [ALEX. AITKEN. : HESKETH.AND AITKEN are glad to Inform their Customers and üblic generally that having sold tho whole of their last j-ear's Stack of Clovers, etc., they are in a poatibn to Qffer an Entirely New Stock arriving per direct stcamor Aorangi, from Lon don, and per Mail Steamer from San Francisco, as under,vJl current season's growth, consisting WHITE CLOVER (Trofollum repens) RED CLOVER (Trefoliura protens) ALSYKE QLOVER (Trefolitnn hybridal COWTJRASS (TrcMium porenne) SCARLET CLOVER Cfrefolium inearnatum) TREFOIL (Medicugosnpultna) LUCERNE (Modicafco native) ALFALFA (Modicago Chilian*) TIMOTHY (Flileum Pmteuis) £S. E.S^ 1 I )r?-?^?' AIL (Cynosures erlstalus) MEADOW FOXTAIL Alopectirua protensis) BHiSEPS FICSCUK (Fcstuca ovina) ' WOOD MEADOW GRASS (Poa nemoralls) PRAIRIE '(gfomua Scliroederi) BUJU™"O' DOOB GRvfSii KAT^TAI L*(S7orobolus clongatus) ?J_J J."iiKASS (Solemn perrerio eempervlrens) COCK. FOOT (DaotylisWomerata) ' TURNIPS* GKKEI^ ' WP ABERDEEN DEVONSHIRE GREY STONE. WHITE swlK(;ili Dpt^ Ea'y KNIPS Thoy are also Agents for tho Bouedust as Manufactured by tho /.e.-kip.-d :,_>.:raro Com pany, Sydney Bone Just and Flour, Mineral and Bono Phosphates, Potato ajid. Grass Manures, Peruvian Guano, Nitrate of Soffit, and other Artificial Manures; Oats, Milizo, Barloy, Beans, Feaset Course, Fino, and HoclciSalt, Cobra, and Unwea Cake; New Zealand Flax and lW eto.



D. IT. Evan s, ESTATE. HOUSE. AND LAND AGENT, AUCTIONEER, See. TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT IN THIS CITY FOR oAIiE. ' All that Valuable and Centrally Situated Pro porty, consisting of FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, together with Commodious Doublo Shop.Stora- . room, and a Rooms upstairs, built of brick on ' stono foundation, in flrHt-class position, and well adapted for Solicitor's Chambers, being situated J In Shortland-street, near tlioso handsome and extensive new premises of tlio Evening Star ; and also near Post-ofTlco, banks, and thoso mag nificent now block of buildings (tho Arcade) ( now being erected for tho New Zealand Insur ance Company. Thiß is a real first-class investment, and woll worthy tho attention of capitalists. I is, with- I out doubt, the most valuable and safest invest ment now in tho Markot, with undeniable pros pective value, second to nono in Auckland. (857) 1 Albo, tho lollowing desirable Properties— AUCKLAND—VahiabIo Buslnoss Sito for sale, situato in Shortland-stieot, corner of Mills Lane, and immediately botween tho pre mises of Messrs A. Clark and Sons and Bycroftand Co. Terms oosy. ALEXANDRA-STREET (top, noar Symondß -strcet, aud near tho planted reserve)— Co mfortable Rfsldenoo of 6 rooma, city water, batb, nnd all convonlonccs; a very desirablo proporty. (1529) BAYFIELD. PONSONBY-Nice New House of 1 rooms, sctiHery. nico position, freehold allotment; only £250. (1139) CHURCH-STREET-Villa Residonce,of 5 rooms, fitted with cupboards, dresser register grato, oven, &c: good well and tank, woll-stocked garden. Price, £380. (729) CLARENCE - STREET. PONSONBY - Nico Vorandah Uottugß of l rooms and Bcullory; allotment. 10 X S7 ; J327U. CAMBRIDGE—Lot 13; grand corner allotment, 1 acre. Alto, lot 379; valuablo aero section ; splendid corner tite. (15_!3) COLLINGWOOD-STRKBT - Handsome and coiiim_.dio.is Residence of 7 rooms, bath room, ko.; lire pjfition ; grand view. (1115) DRAKE-STREET (Frcouiaa's Bay)— Commod ious Business Promises; line position ; gnod investment. (li' J.i) DUNEDIN-STUEET.PONSONEY-Beautifully bituaied Allotment,3l x 95, withnici House oC 6 rooms, w< 11 finished, gas and water laid in. gas stove, ice.; largo bay window; price, £550. (1520) BLDON-STREET, PARNKLL - Comfortable Verandah Cottage of 7 ro'iins, stable, work shop, So in first-class order; kitchen rango, dresser, well, tump, &o„ near the beach; prieo, £150. 1179 EPSOM—Gentleman's Residence and Grounds. This is tho property of a Gentloman who has spared neither timo nor money, not only In beautifying tiio Grounds, but in furnish ing tho Houso with overy poßsiblo com fort and convenience. Stablos and necessary out-buildlngs, &c„ So. Cards to viow from tho undersigned. (1118) FERNLEIGH-BTREET-3 Verandah Cottages of 3, i, and 5 rooms respectively. In good order. City water laid in. Price, for the three. £560. A good investment. (1102) GEORGE AND RYLE STREETS (corner of)- Very superior Houso, beautifully finished off in cedar and ornamental woods. To be sold at onco; a bargain. 1103 GUNDRY-STREET, second from corner of Litchfleld-strect—Freehold verandah House of 5 rooms, scullery and outhouses, well and faithfully built, and in good order, lot No. 1. off Newton Rood, about fifteen minutes' walk from Qtteou-strcet. (1192) GIBRALTAR CRESCENT (Parnell)-A very Handsome Villa Residence, possessing Bix fino rooms; gas and water throughout; washhouse and ovory convenience; free hold allotmont, 36 x 100; well drained and planted ; this property ia pleasantly situated, commanding a most extensive view of the Domain. 1182 HAMILTON — Splondid Littlo Farm of 400 acres, mostly subdivided into paddocks, Bituato near tho township; good road,splen did houso. Duo position. Price, only £2,000. (1393) HACKRTT-STREET (Pejsonby)-Comfortable Villa. 1 large rooms, loas-to, &c; gas and water laid in ; nice position, noar ihe beach. Prico, £350. (1510) IRELAND-STREET, Freeman's Bay—Comfort able Cottago ot 4 rooma, freehold allotment £339. (1154) KING AND STANLEY STREETS. Great North Road—A 9-roomed Houso. fronting Kin<__-streets; gos and wotor; vory good cooking range: allotment, S3 x 102, 4-rootnod Houso in Stanley-street, a'lotment 61 x 110 A Good Building Lot, 33 x 102, fronting King street- and a flue larno workshop, two story, ut back of house situated in King-street, with private entrance from Stantoy-stroc-t of about 15 to 20 feet. Price for whole. £750 caih. 1579 KINGSLAND (2nd AvCnuc)-HouBC of 1 rooms and workshop ; Allotment 40 x 112. Price, £200. MANNING-STREET 'New ton)-A comfortable Houito of 6 rooms, fitted with Venetian binds, gas. water, otc, etc. £365. (1531) MOUNT EDEN, Mount Roskill Road-Very Comfortable Verandah Villa of 6 rooms, wash-house. &c, &c; volcanio allotment 60 x 200% £125. (1160) MOUNT EDEN, off Mount Roski 1 Road-A pretty Villa Residence, rusticated, superbly finished off, 5 rooms, lofty, bath-room, pantry, Leamington rango, 2 register grates i bay window, Bplendid hall, fancy glaßß door; water laid on to bath and pantry by two 200 ---gallon tanks; picket fonee; corner allot ' rnent. 44 x 118: vory largo stable and fowl ' house; gas within 200 feet. Tho viow ob tained from thia property is unsurpassed in the district, with flue prospective value. (1191) MOUNT EDEN (Owen's Road)-Pretty Villa ef 6 rooma, waah-house, &c , &c; splendid vol i canic allotmont, 132 x 170. (1517) 1 NEL?ON-STRRET-Comfortable House of 8 rooms, bathroom, &o, &c.; city water ana gas laid in. £iSO. (970) ■ NORTH SHORE-Comfortable Villaof 9roorflß, wash-house, copper, gas, and all convenien ces. Price, only £"50. (1511) NEWTON ROAD—Good investment; two very nice Houses; gas and city water in each. Both in first-class order and in splendid position, 01030 to Karangahape Poad. Grand position for shop (1234) PARK ROAD—Good HOUBB of 7 rooms, pleas i antly situated ; splendid view ; largo allot mont. Prico £650. (1121) ; PANMURE—I aero Foctlon in grand position, and Cottago of 3 rooms, &c, &c. (1511) PARVELL-Villa Residence of 7 rooms, bath room, &C.&C.: wood,coal,and wash-houee, with boiler and all conveniences; allotment, 66 x 100. (1518) PENRO3E—A comfortable Hou3e of 5 rooms, outbuildings &c, &c, and 2 acres splendid , volcanic land. (1525) PONSONBY — Handsome nnd Commodious Residence of 9 rooms, bath-room, conserva tory, &a. &c; out buildings and all con veniences ; allotment, 132 x 216, fronting two streets. (1531) PUKEKOHE—Good Freehold Corner Allot ment, with Houso of 4 rooms. Shop, stable, and out-house. (1401) POMPALLIER TERRACE—Very protty Cot tago, in splendid order ;very nice garden. allotment, 50 x 100. Prlco, £350. (1267) PARNELL (Brighton Road)— Now Houso of 6 rooms and workshop, stove, register grato ; verandah sido and front: allotmont, 60 x 310. Prico, £125. Can bo sold on terms. 1198 PONSONBY ROAD. - Good Villa Rosidonoo, closo to tho Franklin Roai; quite new; gas and water; allotment 06 x 100. Price. £1.000. (1186) PROSPECT-STREET, PONSONBY, and only ono minuta from tram—A Pleasantly-situ ated 0-roomod Cottago, register grates, gaß in threo rooms, city water, and ovory con venience. Allotmont33 x 100. Standshlgh; grand view. Price, £350. Torms easy, (1503) RANDOLPH-STREET. Newton — Two Fine Building Allotments, situated about the centre or Newton; allotments, 33 x 99; third and fourth from Gloucester-street. Price £175. 1560 REMUER A—Comfortabl: Villa of 6rooms, Sco., Sec; large allotment 65 x 221, planted, &c„ &c £500. (1528) RICHMOND ROAD — Handsome Villa ot 7 rooms, &c; kitchen range, copper, &c, &o. •freehold). £500. (1233) RYLE-STREET-Pretty Verandah Villa of 6 rooms, &o.; allotment 66 x 120; a very ■dosirable residence. (1039) SYMOND3-STREKT, near City Rpad-A Com fortable Villa Residence of 6 rooms, lofty, nice hall, gas and city water throughout, asphalted paths, sido entrance, bay window, registor grate. Standshlgh. Grand position. (1502) SHERIDAN-STREET-Comfortable House of 8 rooma, &c.; gas and water laid- in; nice poßition. Price, £500. (1470) SALE-STREET (Freeman s Bay)-Cottage. 4 rooms, in good order; corner allotmont; only £320. 1176 SENTINEL RO AD-Handsome Villa Residence of 7 rooms bath-room, Sec., So ; city water and all conveniences; allotmont, 40 x 180. £550. (1550) TENNYSON-STKEET (Surrey Hills)-A well built House of 6 largo rooma; every con venience. Allotment 40 x 132. Price. £555. UNION-STREET-Nioo Houso of 5. rooms, gas and water laid in; would make good stand for business, (1507) VICTORIA-STREET WEST-Shop and Dwel ling ot 4 rooms. £150. (1095) VICTORIA AVENUE, MOUNT EDEN-Hand aomo'Vilia of 7 rooms, fitted with bath, cup board, dresser, and all conveniences; bay window, grand viow, splendid volcanio al lotment (50 x 198). Cheap, only £500. (1535)^ VALLEY ROAD, Mount Eden-Grand Build ing Allotments, splendid view, from 30s per foot Terms. 1318 VIEW AVENUE, MOUNT EDEN-Nev! Villa Residence of 6 rooms, and outbuild ings; scoria soil, and good position. Only £320. (10971 VERMONT-STREET-Commodious and com f ortablo Villa Residence of flvo rooms, wash house, cellar, Set city water and every con venience ; good allotment. Very cheap. WALLACE-STREET, FONSONBY-A very nico Houeo of 6 rooms, gas and water laid on and every convenience, and out-house, about 3 minutes walk from the tram, and 200 yards from tho Homo Biy Wharf. (I50i) WOLF-STREET, off Hepburn street - Nice Villa Reßidenoo, 5 rooms large workshop &c. &-.C £120. (1242) WYNDHAM-STKEET, just at corner of Albert street; grand site; fino allotment, with old cottages now Btandlng. For- Building Allotments, Rural Lands, and Fabms, see separate advertisements, D, ff. EVANS, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, AUCTIONEER, &0. Land Makt-Qukkn-sthket, next Bans or Australasia.



W. L. M ITOHELL LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Coomuks's Akoadk, Quekn-stbeht. Bankers—National Bank of New Zealand. . Telephone Exchange No. 109. Rents and Interest Collected In town and oountry. . Money Invested for Capitalists on first-class securities without charge. Mortgas- 8 and Loanß negotiated. Partnerships arranged. Estates Managed (or Absentees and others. Tenants' guaranteed to landlords. Housoa To Lot and Properties For Sale or Lonso placed on my Books Free of Charge, Insurances effected at Lowest Rates, and Confidential Agenoles undertaken. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE. CITY—A Grand Freehold, situate In Customs Btreet West, near tho junotion of Vlctoria-st. A double frontago; an oxcellont site for fac tory. Only £750, and easy terms. CHEAP ALLOTMENTS. Sussex-street, near to Uppor Pltt-Btreet, £3 per foot. VICTORIA AVENUE—Grand Corner, also Good Allotments, £3 por foot. KmGSLAND-Cheap Allotmont, only £35. MOUNT EDEN, main road—Good Buslnoss Stand, £7. VIEW ROAD-33 per foot. VICTORIA AVENUE, Mount Eden-Exoellent Villa Sito £3. MAtUNE PARADE. PonßOnby—£3 per foot. KING-STREET—2Sa per foot. ALLOTMKNT-N'clson-stroet, 22 x 105, £8 per foot, WELUNGTON-ST.—Allotment, £8 per foot. PON3ONBY ROAD—£II nor foot KINGSLAND, mam road—Allotment, £3 per toot. MOUNT ROSKlLL—Allotment on main road. very oheap, at 555. KARANGAHAPE ROAD-A Grand Site for Business, £50per foot. PROSPECT-STREET, Mount Roßklll - 32s Bd per foot. HOUSES FOR SALE. No £250—Homo-street, 1 rooms, scullery, eto. 555 £260-Coinmerclal Road, 1 rooms, soul., etc 6680 £290—Clarence-atreot, 4 rooma and goullery. 701 £260—_?ta.nley-Bt-, 5 rooms each (2 Cottaßesl 566 £310—Vie Park, N.S., 5 rooms, grand view 682 £350—Commercial Road, 6 rooms, scul., oto. 5681 £350—Mount Albert, 7 rooma. well. eto. 538 £350—Sussox-slreet, 1 rooms, Bcullory, oto. 551 £360—Mt. Albort. 6 rooms, blinds, grates, oto. 701 £330—Pro3pect-Btreot, 6 rooms, outhouse 518 £500—Mt. Roskill, C rooms, all conveniences 578 £JSo—Vio. Avcnuo, 6 rooms, scullery, eto. 552 £520—Wycyard Road, 9 rooms, bath, oto. 520 £600—Day-etreot, 7 rooms, gas, water 509 £tj2i)—Mt. Eden Kd„ 7 rms., all conveniences 529 £830—K'.lon Valo Hd., 6 rooms, concrete tank 522 jeCOO-Edinbureh-st.. 7 rooms, kitchen, eto. 590 £600-Newton lid., 7 rooma, wash-house, &c 716 £600-Manukaultd.,!) rooms, wash-house, Sec. 710 £Soo—Manukau Road, 9 rooms, staDlo, &c. 709 TO BE LEASED for a Term, Gentle man's well appointed Modern Rosideneo, with nearly an aero of ground, stabl . coach house, etc.—\V. L. Mitohcll, Land Agent, Queon-street. TO BE LET, Cornor Shop in Vcrinont.-stroot, Ponsmbv, with d welling, 5 rooms, scullery, &c. SVMONDS-STREET — Gentloman's Family KesidoDoe; 9 rooms, vorantlalis, and balconies; commanding oxtonsivo viow of tho Domain and the North Head, and surrounding Islands. This property is now offered for sale at a very low price, subject to a lease of about 90 years. Everything attaching to tho houso and grounds is in excellont order, and tho position 1b exceptionally good. NORTUOOTE-A Grand Buslnoss Site, 66 by 170, in the main road near to tlio wharf, offered at an exceptionally low price to eireot an immediate disposal TAKAPUNA-91 Acres, aspler.dirl investment, in the main road; £6 per aero temid easy. £325—Eighty ar.ros, known as Green Hill, Oruawnarb Block; 10 acres in grass; ail fenced with barbed wires. 607 A STORE ON A MAIN ROAD, doing an ex tensive Grocery. Drapory, and Ironmongery Business; largo double-frontod Shop, with 10-roomcu Dwelling, and over an Acre of Land; threo chains frontago to tho road. For Freehold. £350. Stock at valuation. AVOND.aLK—I2J Acres, mostly cleared. Secres ploughed, Cott'ige, fowlhouso, and shed, with in a mile of railway station. Price, £30 per acre, or in ljOts to suit purchasers. 213 ACRES, within easy distauoo of Auckland the greater portion in grass, and all fonced Grand north-east aspect, well-sheltered, ha- Ing over a thousand shelter and ornareenta trees, and several fruit trees. Good 4-roomed Cottage with lean-to, lar. i rooms, Iron roof. Good well and novor failing spring of water, A rare opportunity for small capitalists, the price being only £135. A VERY CHOICE COMPACT FARM of IU Acres, bcii g tho pick of tho Tuakau District. Tho farm id all fenced, and subdivided into 10 paddocks laid down in grass and crops, with a permanent water supply, and includes 8 acres of valuable bush. Buildings consist of a good 6-roouicd House and kitchen, largo Barn. Cowshod, Piggeries, &c This proporty is within convenient distanco of the Railway Station and Waikato River, and in closo proximity to Church and School. MOUNT ALBERT — A well-finished 6-Roomod Residence, bay window, verandah, kitchou, bath, fitted with every convenience, including elooiric bolls; grounds, 1 Aero in extent, tastefully laid out; stablo (2-stall), coaoh-houße, oowshed, &c. Prioo, £760. 669 C. H. O s u° N * AUCTIONEER, LAND AND MONETARY AGENT, 116, QOEBN-BTBBET (Adjoining B. Tonks and Co.'s), TELEPHONE-No. 185. BANKERS! NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. MORTGAGES AND LOANS NEGOTIATED RENTS AND INTERESTS COLLECT BD MONEY INVESTED ON FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES, WITHOUT CHARGE ESTATES MANAGED FOR ABSENTEES VALUATIONS AND ARBITRATIONS UNDERTAKEN NATIVE LAND AFFAIRS SPECIALLY UNDERSTOOD Houses to Let, and Properties f.ob Salr Placed on mv Lists Fkee ok Ciiakoe Eveiiy Description of landed Property Bought ok Sold rp Ohdeb Large Sums to Lend on First - claps Security Agent kor National Fire and Marine In buhance Company of New Zealand, and tiie New Zealand Accident Insurance Company. Tfl O R g A L E. SHORTLAND-STREET.-Allotment 30 foot x 110 feet, with doublo frontago. Prlco, £15 por foot. Easy terniß would bo arranged for building. ELLIOTT-STREET.— Largo Allotment, 57 font x 112 feet. Owner would advance part money t'i build. Excellont alto for a warehouse GREY STREET.—Allotment, 33 x 66. Price, £20 per foot. WYNDHAM-3TRKKT.- Allotment, 21 x 60. Price. £35 por foot. SURREY HILLS.—C-roomed Dwelling Houso, Built in First-class Stylo, with every Con venience. Allotmont, 10 x 132. Prlco. £r2O. MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD —Two Splondid Level Allotments, eaoh 50 x 118. Price, £3 15s per foot. Good business site. AVONDALE-IJ acres close to railway station; grand sito for a residence. Cheap for cash. ONEHUNGA—Grand Building Sito of 1 acre; frontago to three roads, fenced; odjaoont to Green Hill. Easy torms. NORTHCOTE—4 roomed Cottage on allotmont, 6'3x132; 10 minutes from wharf; £180 Ad joining allotmont, 68 x 161, 20s por foot. MOUNT EDEN—S-roomod House, built in best style, with detached wash house, on allotmont 50x250. A bargain at £500. PONSONBY—T wo 7-roomed two-storied Houses in PompalllerTerrace; good investment; £750. MOUNT EDEN—S-roomed Houao on cornor allotment, 50 x 150. V->lloy Road; £100. MOUNT EDKN-Nico Residenco of 6 rooms, with 1J acres of land, woll-planted, standing high, but woll sholterod; bath-room detached wash-house, &o. ARCH HiLL,—Two almost now flvo-roomed Houses, on largo lnnaeholrl allotment ; 38 years to run. Very cheap; £180. NEW NORTH ROAD — Victoria Avenue.— Comfortable aighi-roomcd Houso. on good allotment, for £50 caßh; balance at 7 por cent. £225.-New 3 roomed Cottago at Mount Roskill on allotment 75ft. by 115 ft. £220.—Comfortable 1-roomed House in Learning ton Road, Mount Eden. Allotmont, 31 x 90. £2C0.-_l-roomcd Houao at Ellerslio. £170.-4-roomed House on allotmont 33 by 105, at Arch Hill. £200.—5-roomed Houße at Kingsland. £255—Groomed House, on Allotment 33 x 176, at Mount Roskill. £250-4-roomed House on Allotment 33 x 101, at North Shore. £250—4-roomed Houso at Onohunga. All tho above Properties may be arranged to be bought on very easy terms. rpo BE LET, COMFORTABLE SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE in Valloy Road, Mount Kden: 17s per week LARGE WELL-SITUATED STORE neor the Wharf; good accommodation; to be let or leased for auy term required. FARMS. I havo several Farms of every desoriptionß and in all parts of the district on my lists, for sale on easy terms. Q.LADSTONE JJSTATE. All the unsold portions of this fine and most conveniently situated i-Etato to be sold at Fifteen Shillings per foot and upwards. All allotments 66ft. frontago with good depth. Terms, one fourth cosh, balance at 6 per cent. Plans and every information to be obtained at the ofllco of the undersigned. CHARLES H. OSMOND. jjl O R 8 A h B, *■ At LOWEST Mabkbt Ratboi Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Korosono, Paint, and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Storer'a Qsnnlni Wait© Lead. In wood Muntß Metol md Nails Largo Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from ij Inch to 1 inch Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, sU Patont Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palls . Anchors, from 16 owt. to 10 lbs, Biieins, from i Inch to 1 inch. Coin and Fish Oil. 0, H, MoK 1 N ZIBL Wlfi^-wniiw NION OIL, SOAP, AND QAITOLI COMPANY (LIMITEDU MANUFACTURERS OF STEARINS CANDIES, COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, LUBRICATING AND OTHER OILS. WORXS-BT. ANN'S BRIDGE. PENRO3K, WAREHOUSE AND OFFICES=-LOWEK ALBERT-ST., AUCKLAND. Uuh Pnrctuuan oi T»Uow.



DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLOHODYKIU THE ORIGINAL and OSLY OENUINB. Advico to Invalids.-If you wlßh to obtain ciulat, refreshing sleep, free from headache, rolief from pain and aguish, to culm and assuage the Wflury achings of prolracted uisoiise, in vigorate tho nervous media, and rosculute the circulating systems of tho body, you will provldo yourself with that marvellous remedy dis covered by Dr. J. Collij browno (late Army Unlic il Staff), to whic'i ho gave tho name of CHLOItOD VME, nnd which ia a'limited by the prof. slou to bo the most wonderful and valu aoleroni^dy ever discovered. CHI.OHOUYNE is tho best remedy known for CoUKlia, consumption, ilionclttis, Asthma. eiiLonOD VNK ants like a ehurm In Uia.-rlioea, and is the only specific in Cholera and Dyßen- CHI.ORODYNE oiTootiially cutß short aU attueksof Epilepsy, Hjßtoria, Palpitatioa, and Spasms. , , ~, .. , CULORODYNE is the only palliatij-e in NcuralKia, Kheumatism, Gout, Canoer, Tooth ache, Meningitis, &c. From Symes & Co., Pharmaceutical Cbcmlstß, Medical Hall. Simla, January 5, 1830. To J. 1. Davenport, Esq.. 33, Great Ruesell-treet, Bloomsbury, London. DatrSlr,- We embrace thia opportunity of congratulating >°v upon tho wide-epread reputation thia jus ly osteomea medicine. Dr. J. Colds Browne's Chlorodyne, has earned for itself, not only in Hindustan, but all ovor the East. As a remedy for general utility. we much question whether a butter ia imported into tho country, and wo shall bo glad to hear of its finding a plaoj in every Angl ■Indian home. Tho other brands, we aro happy to any. aro now relegated to the native bazaars, and, Judging from their Bale, we fancy their sojourn there will bo but evanoscont. We could multiply in stances ad inHnitum of tho extraordinary efllcaoy of Dr. Collis Browuo'a Chlorodjne in Diarrhoea, and Dysentery, Spasms, Cramps, Nuurnlgia, the Vomiting of Pregnancy, and as a gonoral sedative, that have occurred undor our personal observation during many years. In Choloraic Diarrhoea, and even in the moro terriblo forma ot Cholera ilxi-lf. wo have witnessed its surprisingly controlling power. We have never used any othor form of this medi clno than Collis Browuo'a, from a arm convic tion that it is decidedly the boat, and also froma sense of duty we owe to tho profession and tho public aa we are of opinion th_,t tlie _>üb_»iitution of ony other llian Collin Browne's Is a dk- I.IIIKHATE IIHUACII OK FAITH ON TUB I'AUT OP THE CHEMIST TO l'W-SCHI!!K AND PATIENT Af.iKi:. Wo are, Sir, faithfully yours, SynH.s & Co., Members of the Pliarm. Society of Groat Britain, His Kxcellonoy the Viceroy's Ch6iiusts. CAUTION.—Vico-ChancoUor Sir \V. P-igo Wood stated that Dr. J. Collis Browno was, undoubtedly, tho Inventor of Chlorodyne; that the Btory of tho defendant Freeman was do liberatoly untrue, which, ho rcwiottcd to B*y, had been sworn to.—Soo "Tho Timos,' July 13. Sold in bottles at Is Ijd. 2a fld. is Od, and lis eaoh. None ia genuine without tho words " Ur. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyno" on the Govern ment stamp. Overwhelming medical testimony accompanies each bottlo. Caution.—Beware of Piracy and Imitations. Solo Manufaeturor-J. T. DAVENPORT. 38, Great Russoll-stroot, Bloomsbury, London. STBBDMAN'B SOOTHING POWDERS FOR CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH. CAUTION XO FUEOHASIKS. The Talne of this well-known Family MefllclM has been largely tested In all parts of the world, and by all grades of Boolety, for upwards of rirrr teaks. Its well-earned extensive eals has induoed spubiocb imitations, some of WhlOh in OUTWARD APBKARANCB SO 010801 l resemble the original as to have deceived many Surchasers. The proprietor, therefore, feels il ra to tha publlo to give a. special caution against the use of such Imitations. Purchasers ere therefore roqueted oarefully to observe the four following distinctive char acteristics, without which none are gonulne :— Ist—ln every M*e the words John Stkkd man, Chemist, '^ alworth, Surrey, are en graved on the Government Stamp affixed to each packet. 2nd—Each Single Powder has directions for tho dose, and the words John Stcedman, Chemist, Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon. 3rd—The name Steodman Is always spelt with twoEE's. , . . , , . 4 th—The manufacture is carried on solely ln Walworth, Surrey. , „ „ . Sold in Packets by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors, at Is Ijd to 2s 9d each. Agents: Kempthornb, Probskr and Co., Auckland, Wellington. cnud^»hurch, and ri^nwlin. . __-___^_ KEAFINU'S UUUiiH UJZuUto. corons. C.iUGHS. COUGHS. CEHTAIN AND SAFE REEIEDY. ASTHMA. ASTHMA. ASTHMA. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. prtovrm T !P. HIU.X; HI l*. hkonlhii's. certain and safe remedy. IHHII-KSK^S. I.UAUs NI..S-. HOAKSENKSS. '_m^oocdr,f thqimrrstartlclrn. Thesel/!zo i z* M.titain to oniuiii nor any de'e'.crinua ili'ip thfiefnr-. ihn most delicati'ran laO t'-rm ml porfn-t conlidonco. 'iheir wnefi-i.-l iff,r: i> i;i!in!> mil cerium. This old unliil'iK iKi'il rcmr.n ii dnils' nvomii.er.r<efi by ih" ni«,li »,i acnt I'hv. icinna. (In use marly 60 yi-arxl. •' «'o •v nU Chemisii", In tins, t'cicli having U.u w< ri " Keatino's Cough Lozenges," ci graven on tl. Governincnt st.in.p. KEATINCrS WOF.M TABLETS. KEATING'S V. OHM TABLETS, iciiAviNus worui T..;ii.i".Ts irSATIKC'S V.'oi'..'.£ T.-1 l-LV iS KEATING'S W0F.51 TABLE IS. V PfliBLY VKOKTAIILC SWKKTMISVT, both il' *!• .lenran:!" and last'-. t'ir Nl.ing a mist agrC' »" • ncihcd of admins'/rime 'ho '.niy ct-i i• i' ■om.'Jv for IN'riC.-'TI.N.M, or 'rlllU I ;VOHMS. Jttan peri'C.'ly wifo r.nd mini i' - .nnuloi. nnd law.•■•<■.;...■■* !i'';i.-lf" f.i/ V.hil' '.: f.■■-. ! i.' 1.:.., I V ,''! II" ..'uVA __ CF PUEE COD LIVER OIL And Hjpopliosphites of Lime and Soda. ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILK.' FosseDsinß the combined virtues of these two valnnblerotnedießinthcirfnli.st degree. More easily tligestotl and assimi lated than in tho crude form, and especially desirable for sickly, wasting children and persons with feeble digestive power, and as A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, A REMEDY FOR WASTLNG DISEASES OF CHILDREN, A REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, A REMEDY FOR AN.EMIA AND GE.V. ERAL DEBILITY, A REMEDY FOR COUGHS. COLDS, AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, In fact, nil diseases whero there is an Inflammation of the Throat and Lungs, a WASTING OF THE FLESH, and a WANT of NERVE POWER, nothing in the world equals this pnlali-.blo Emulsion. r'' It is prescribed and endorsed by (he i>est physicians in tho various countries of tho world, who will attest thoso facta. For salo by all Chemi.its. m T> -pROCTBR, OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of Christehurch, is now on a visit to Auckland. for a short time only, and maybe Consulted on all Diseases of tho Eye, and for. the proper acP iustmont of Spectacles. With, regard to the Jiseaßes of tho Eye, thero may bo considered two distinct kinda of treatment, viz., the Mcd loal and the Optical; tho Medical to the Physician, tho Optical to the Ocuj,ist Optician. Entirely two-thirds of the diseases are due to optical defeots. Blindness, Squint K«es. Headaches. Neuralgia of the Face and Tonnileß.JDeafiiess, md Inflammation of tho Eyes arofroquontly caused by optical defects, and aro Provonted and Cv rod, without operations, by properly adapted Spectacles, made to oorrcct the defective por tion of the eye. There are over 600,000 various combinations of Spectacles required to correct these defects—impossible to bo kept in stock by any Optician, oven in London, therefore, must bo ground expressly to moot eaoh Individual caso. T. R. PROCTER recoivod the highest award granted for tho manufacture of Spectacles in every combination of spherical and oyllrdri cal form repaired, at tho International Exhibi tion, N.Z, viz., a Cortllleato and Gold Medal. ; T.R.P. has for many years mado an especial study of tho optical means necessary to remedy tho defects of tho astigmatic or weak-sighted j eyes, and this experience, combined with the appliances for manufacturing, enables him fre quently to relievo even tho otherwise hopeless cases. No Charge for Consultation. Address :— THREE DOORS FROM THEATRE ROYAM VICTORIA-STREET. A. AND Gre PRICE, ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AND GENERAL MACHINISTB, . THAMES, Have for sale the following Machinery i - 1 Portable Engine, by Hornsby & Co., 8 h.p. 1 Horizontal Engine, double cylinder, Iftim, diameter, 21In. stroke 1 Horizontal Engine, lOin. by 18In. stroke 1 Launch Engine, lira, by Sin. stroke 1 Multitubular Boiler, 17(t.longby5ft,dIarautet I Cornish Boiler, 20ft long by Eft, diamoter 1 Cornish Boiler, 18ft. long by sft. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 17ft long by Ift Bin. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 16ft. long by 6ft diamotor 1 Cornish Boiler, 16ft. long by Ift. Bin. diameter 1 Vertical Boiler, Field tubes, 7ft x 3ft. lin.; now A quantity of second-hand Qsartn-cruslunc I'fen*. Rsttoi&teu supplied for all classes st Englneeries Work,—Makers of Sawmill aud Quartn ornshlng Machinery, Turbine Whoela, Hydraulic Machinery, Timber Jaoks, and Patent Safotr Catches tax Warehouse and other IM <tt_aw



XOHN "OUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE MERCHANT, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. Td.?tt^»nd.r dephw,eßxo,,Nr& The Advertiser desires special attention to his Celebrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Since their introduction the 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 Mark on the labels, and are packed in lib andllb packets, also in 61b, 101b, and 401b tins, viz :— BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHE.SS PRINCES 3 EMPRESS Brands. BLENDED MJRE INDIAN TEAS. VICEROY _-—««»i, ZEMINDAR SPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS, These Powders, since their introduction, have beon accorded by tho public the re ception thoir excellence deserves, and onK require a trial to bo more universally used, Attention is requested to tho following analytical report :— "Laboratory, Hobson-strcet, Auckland, Jun< 13,1881.-I havo sampled the Making Powder ln iho bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Mer chant, Auckland, and havo analysed the same and And tho constituents pure and well-propor tioned. The rosult proves this artiolo to be superior to any either imported or colonlallj prepared that has been submitted tome, and ! can, therefore, confidently recommend It to th( publio.-(Signod) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst. Each tin bears his Registered Trade Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally ihe STOCK of GENERAL GROCERY anc Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splendid Assort ment, which is constiintly bJng replenished bj importations from European, American* ant Australian Markets. JUST RECEIVED, EX S.S. BUCEPHALUS, from Calcutta, via Melbourne, 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL. CATALOdUES OS APPLICATION. To vdose about to commence business attention is drawn to tho great advantagi of being in a position to offer the Colebratec and Popular Brands of Spread Engl« Teas, Baking and Yeast Powders etc., and to secure other special indue* ments which I am prepared to offer. TOHN "OUCHANAN WHOLESALE «ROCBR, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. NELSON, MOATE 6 Co.'s CELEBRATED CHALLENGE DRINK NELSON, MOATE & CO.'I CELEBRATED PURE BLENDED TEAS. Hundreds aro trying to oopy, and man; are advertising Common Mixtures a Blended Tea to misload the publlo. For Government Analyslß see Circulars. ASK FOR NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S NATURAL FLAVOURED TEAS They have been awarded GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS FOR PURITY, STRENGTH, Mid VALUE. EXTRACT FROM PRESS : "AH the Teas of this firm are Bough! nnd Blended by Mr. NELSON, a Pro fessional Taster and Blender of Repute." NELSON, MOATE & Go.'b SPECIALTY BLEND. BRANCHES: MTCKLAND, DUNEDIN, CHRIST CHURCH, WELLINGTON, 156, QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. RP, HOLLIS'S LINE Off • COACHES. liEAVE ONEHUNGA-ManukauHotel-7.80, 8, 8.80, 9. 9.15,10.30, 11.15 a.m., 12.15, 1, 1.30, 2.30, 8, i, 5.80 p.m. Mondays—B p.m. Saturdays—6, 6,30 p.m. Sundays—B.3o a.m., 12 noon, 1.30 p.m. LEAVE AUCKLAND-Groyhonnd Hotel— 9, 9.45, 10.30,11 a.m., 12.15, 1, 2, 2.15, 3.15, i, 4.30, 6,6, 7 p.m. Mondays—ll p.m. Saturdays—lo,ll p.m. Sundays—lo a.m., 2, 6 p.m. Single Fare, Is; Return Fare, Is 6d. Tickets sold by the dozen i—To and from One hunga, 7s; to and from Greenwood's Corner, 0s | to aad from Brown-street, Epsom, 6s. r, p, hoLms Froprietoi.



OUK FIEST SALE TO COMMENCE FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1885, AND WILL CONTINUE FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY. DRAPERY, CLOTHING, MERCERY, ALSO SALVAGE STOCK From OWEN AND GRAHAM'S Firo. ALL GOODS MASKED IN PLAIN FIGUEES. (33^= NO DISCOUNT. NO SECOND PRICES. H ANN KEN BROS., CORNER OF QUEEN AND ALEXANDRA STREETS. THE CELEBRATED ! NEW AND IMPROVED PRIZE MEDAL ; SEWING MACHINES! SEWING MACHINES! | THE LATEST AND BEST IN TEE WORLD. These famous Machines, protected by Thirty Patents, boat all tho other machines at Sydney Exhibition, <fco, &c. Caution—No Canvas Kits. Call and inspect, or write lor samples and prices to » D. S. CHAMBEBS, »», queen-street. T SHIPPERS AND THE TRADE SUPPLIED. THE WONDERFUL. ', / Latest Improvements. Valuable Appliances. Ten Years' [ Guarantor Patent Automatic Winder. Patpnt Drop-Rollera. nrilflaiO \ Patent Looße-Windlng-Wh eel. Patent Tkreafcl Releaser, Wer \r WIjVU Itbelm Machined kept in Repairs for three years FREE OF ***■ " ./CHARGE? Illustrated Catalogues and Samples ofWorkfreo ]from— MApUIRirO/ THE WKKTHEIM SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. - »"Wfl»^°f W j. BEALK. 170. w™*™™' ****** gINGER BWVTTO MACHINia, <%SiM®» Bales to 1882...^..603,292 Machine* mHE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT „ 1881 661,036 „ A LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. Ikobbasb 42,268. Directors: Tho Hon. Sir Julius Vogcl, K.C.M.G., Colonial S3. H. Ilothuiio, Esq, Land and Commlssloi This Ascoclatlon is tho only Office which p<* senses Government Security uiidtproffcre to the public the combined ad\-u»tagei o( MUTUAL ASSURANCE WITH LOWEST INVIOLABLE STATE GUARANTEE. After 15 years' culstenop. the Offieo has nov ACcUMULATKI) FUNDS oxcecdlugON b a Its Annual Incomo exceeds .. _ £230.0 C( S IS. THREE OUT OF EVERY FOUR MA CHINES SOLD IN THE WORLD AP " offer» thß most Llboral Conditions extant. SINGER'S. A n Insurance of £1,200. Nt tlio premium charger. - elsewhere for £1,000, equivalent to J UPWARDS OF THREE HUNDRED an IMMEDIATE BONUS OF £200, FIRST PRIZES 111 |n addition to Full Participation in Profits. ..„„„ _„ Branches in «11 tho principal Towns In th* CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION Colony, and Agoucios at all tho Msnoy Ordei TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER~MEDALS. poßt offlCoß ln tho Oo,onyi D , M> LurKIH; . Head Office, AVellfngton, a To bo obtained at 7th April, 1885. j PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK Only ai 261, Qcekn-strbbt, Auckland, '■ |MH3lHj__Blli_7lrsgßf := ' J BEWARE OF GERMAN AND OTHER SP^fliMlll^iii ■INGER, SEWING MACHINES, IT. P O B PTIC A IAN C °°X'K' J B. BLAI XI B, MATHi EnS Cm\^a K Ne Ar. TIOAL «S«™ wTSSSS* FURNISH- Shobtlakd-btbkbt. ing IRONMONGERY Direct from Manufacturers, ALWAYS IN STOCK- „ . _, .. Spectacles and Eye-glasses of evety kind jan „ _*% io. Sale' ** Low Eato* acourato fit guaranteed ' Carpenters' Tools Opera Glasson of superior quality Nni i. n*.!.,. Hlnu-M Telescopes, Binocular Fiold Glasses, and Mloro- , ' scopes; powerful and oheap Kitchen Rangos » %3^^¥^s^ssgUn* Reg.sterGratcs,ingreatVariety Drawing Instruments, Scales, Parallel Rolen Marble and enamelled Slate Mantelpiece! Ships' Logs, Sextants, Compasses, Blnnaoles Largest btock in Auckland i^Wolia .W^lS^ffi 1"' MBrWe- »**!*■ Curt >-«* <*« Fender. Magnetlo and Galvanic Medical Machines Galvanlzod Iron, Sheet Load, and 21no I Maglo Lantnros and Slides, Hand Magnifiers Slate foment and Plna»»r . Stereoscopes and Slides, GraDhoscopes oiate, wment, and Plaster ' Steam Guages and Tujiing, Salinometers njarxn,™,™. ™r™, Amateur Photographic Cameras INSPECTION INVITED. 3elf-registortnK^ Teroid CBirom7ters Anoroidß for Lobbies, with handsomely carved Bl|^Jiy#fe;a^^fe^j^T;VSJ^_^£^ INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY KIND REPAIRED. "BBB™''™™M^^i^ OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE. £ pAPMRHANaiNQB, gHO OT I »0_8B?BoJ 1885 W. PHILLIPPS St, SON GUNS!' gUnS ! I GUNS !! HAVE RECEIVED. EX LATE ARRIVALS n ~ZT r 'Z, m 186-P AOK AG B S-186 U' avlTT > OONTADJIHS GUNMAKER, 251, QUEEN STREET, 60,090 ROLLS 07 PAPERHANGINGB, Auckland. OOKBIBTINB OF _. . _, ~ NEW PATTERNS s,;i?_f wtnSF hVjns; J ? veTJ ,arß9 sto«k of _ , „. i, „ _ 3un . bob Brtecoh-load ng and Muzzle-load for Drawing, Dining, Bed-rooms, Hall and ng. haa ro-ma-ked them at a considerable BUlroaso, inltable for the Mansion or EDUCTION FOR CASH. °°nßiaeraDle Cottage. £ s d Single-barrel Guns from .. 017 8 Double-barrel Guns from son BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. DouSle-barrol B.L. Guns from ** 115 0 AMU BKBT VALUE EVER OFFERED W Btngle-barrol B.L. Guns from '.' 50 0 PAPERHANGINGS. omtis and Harvey's Best Quality " ir?J?S?-dGr^nG,,nPowaer-. Is 6d per lb. eifl-PACKAGES-916 |FF Gunpowder .. .. .. gM„ BORIMB AND HBBBIANB .^'^Wb* Cases, 12 gnag'e. «s, 6s. and 7s peV 100 Cvbbv Other Kind ok Shooting Matkrul „ Equally Cheap. "ti™ *lf rB ?E^ Ril L FIRE O^BTRIDGES. ANfa'Si' TRADBluffing?B, " KUaßß> loaded "ItttteNew £c. Powder. W PHinip'p. a. ««» 3UNWORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION W' 16 li!llL!J. °N ' DONB Vmml ™ «^CIENTLY. _ . . , IMPORTER OF PAINS CELEBRATED f-]\/I"RS DOWN has FIREWORKS. -L?X just received a r, „,„__ Seleot Assortment of X- EVITT, STAY MATERIAL, in GUNMAKER AND IMPORTER. evwy Y variety o and s colmir. 254 - Queen- STREET, Auckland, - 254 BELTS, &c, &c, Wholesale and Retail. Upon the tatost improve- GTSkxd for Price- mbts. C'"US. a°t r te dnTed PtSr° tU- iw^ME^l^i SAM, 100 acres All ifercels sent post free, J- good Totara Bush, lot 50. Waltakarei East „„„——- Selected many yonrß ago on aocount of its I MRS DOWN, superior quality. A very low prlco will be taken. 1 Btoy and Corsat-makei* I-Apply to John Soppot, House and l^and Agent. I Uppn HolMOa-ltrwi No.«,Qae«n-straet. •



T- B W ZEAL AND ,RAI LW A ff( -W TIME TABLE. — On and afteb Ist JUNE 1885, ;.| A AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA LINE. ' , Oct. WEEK DAYa- gg ta^T a in. a;m. non p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. o,m, p.m. x>.m. timE-^ n « „i_-lond dop. 715 MO 12.0 20 .. 4.15 6.20 G.2f .. 8.30 11.] 5 __f& \t&®! Sfc«S :: SSSStS :: &S li. §| i«El^ 3 Es il ii, il? &fi ;* ff & fig B°OnehSSX. ■» »* 9.20|12.i0 2,10| i.lp| 4JB 6.0 7.0 MO 9,10[ go fafa — = ' ' ONEHUNGA LINE. ""*"*>■ IN , WEEK DATS. BUB^ RR^mSera De '.'• '•'• '•• 7.'30 B.« 10.25 i«sf}g" fS » £«»•'««&& ?j 55 ctJr tlonarK ss if as a a - &s - i^f c Change fbr Mercer and Intermediate Stations. MAINLINE. f'.', AUCKLAND-MERCER-^TE AWAMUTU-MORRINSVILLE-OAMBRIDda • ' SouTn—Week Days. 0 Auckland .. •■ ..d«P- "£ II jj }}| "fl *fi SSEStf*^ V. " X || 118 St 13 i| aj gr,o,o",^ ane " " :; " C 22 w 8.25 1210 iio fe-;. P^fcnetVon:: » f-0, -30 .«» Itjj '§ 9 '-'tiiliuhu .j 2SS U Papaloitoi '•£ " i.-,o jj, 16 Manurewa ?*> " 133 f§ 19 I'apakura "•■' " .. *•* . .. Uk iSrorf:: :: '•'- " '•'■ '-'■ B:is 9ih lf s? 5 " a 23 Runciman IKI :': :: :: :: " *■« »'•«> 2: 25 <& ;. " 3 .Tuakau d. A. " ""■ "' •* '■■ 3.° «* " „33 Wangarata •• " 3.15 j'j ,J" 10 Pokcno • » - gj 5 10 30 3 2.5 7 ; 10 ,ff». ; 43 Mercer \ dep. .. ioo 10-50 3,4 a..". ' 350 Whangamarlno .. •• ~•■ •• •• .. .. " , « aM Wairangi j •■ " " .. .. ;•; aoC Rangirirl .. : •• a6O OJiinowai .. .. - •■• 12.5 5.5 ;• 65 Huntly ' •• " " " 12 20 6.25 " f • 09 Taupiri .. .. •• « •• " •• 12 32 6.10 " •• 71 Nga ruawahia " .. .. - 078 Pukoto " " .. .. '* ■- aßlToßapa .. .. •• .-• " " cl.O c 6.10 85 Frankton Junotion ~ •___ •__[ L tj* _ '85 Frankton Junction .. dep. .. .. 1.10 6.29 •• „ 80 Hamilton West,. .. arr. .. - .15 •■ •• « | Hamilton West.. - dop 1-™ «■» .. , oBT> ..Hamilton East.. •• arr. .. •• -i. .;. •• . ... 89 Junction .. arr. ______ » *M_ „B4o_ _______ _^ EfSKuakura Junction .. dop. .. •• *•» •• « * go 3 <for Morrlnsville) •• •• •■ •• •• .«• 08l a Eureka <J op' " " ' " " aiffl Motumaoho .. •• dtp. •• •• „•:. •• •• . » 103 Morrlnsville ■■ ■■ »". ._■ " " . » ~89 I "TTuakura Junction .. dep. .. •• 133 6.42 .. jgp 5 . (for MorrinsvUle) .. " •• •• «li. .. a9O 2_Mqng«onui •• •■ " fif} a 93 _ gTamalioro " "" m_\m a 97 gCFoncourt " !H| a9S _*Hautapu n',z jo«; MM 101 » Cambridge .. ~, arr. 21 3 71i5. . Z_j|lP. ~86 Frankton Junction.. .. dep. -. •• U0 6.20 .. JMT. (fdr Te Awamntu). •• •• •• '■• a9O Rukuhia "• t'jo 6 ;j 5 " ■" 91 Ohaupo " L' u °'10 " * a 96 Lakeßoad _ ■• ,'g Vj " " 99 Ngaroto •• •• •• o" s 7.10 .. " *;V 100 Tk AwAMnTtr ■■ .. arrJ .. 1 .. 1 *■<> 1. •-i v. A ■• ,!■»■, North—Week Days. I I '[ U ' a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. . pjj, QTbAwamutu - .. dep. .. _. .. 9.50 2.35 f« 2 Ngaroto .. - 9.68 2.W , al Lako Road .. ~ .. •• .•• •■ <■'»' 7 Ohaupo .. 10.15 8.0 f. all Rukuhia ~ .. .. •• , ••. •• '■■ '• 15 Frankton Junction,. .. arr. .. .. .. 10.15 3so . . 31 £. Cambridge .. .. dep. .. - .. 9.15 2.85 ■'--?. a 2? •o^Hautitpu .. .. •• •• ' f. a-11 'C g Fencourt .. .. -• •• ~ a 23 -2 gTamahore .. •• ™ « .','• a'Si gojMongaonui ~ « .. . •• 19 o Ruakura Junotion ~ arr. .. .. .. 10.20 &1J ..,;. 11 . "•— -*Tr S3 MorrinsvUle .. .. dep. .. .. .. 9.15 .. . a2O 3 Motumaoho .. .. •• » ;• 024 Cj^Eurcka .. .. .. •■ « ; -19 _ oltnnkura Junction ■■ arr. .. _. .. 10.20 caUuiikiiraJunction .. dep; .. .. .. id2s 3.1* ■• 10 EmHamilton East .. .. •■ ...; ~;" -■* a Hamilton West .. .. 10.40 125 ... 16 Fraukton Junction .. arr. .. ... .. 10.45 &S0 , . , 1 -—- ,'rm> Frankton Junction .. .. dap. .. .. .. 10.55 8,40 ,■<■;,;; a2oTcßapa .. .. •■ .• ~. a 23 PUkcto .. .. ... ;• I ". 27 Ngaruawahia .. ~ 11-30 '•$ • 31 Taupiri .. .. 11.40 4.SJ :. 36 fluntly .. .. 18.7 6.15. .. , all Ohinewai ._> .. •• •• > 045 Rangirlrl _.. .. .. .. * ■« «47 Wairangi .. .. .. .. •• '-•• asl Whangamarlno .. .. .., .. .. ■• •■ •• ■« 67 Mercer } d aJ£ g " M - u '^ {^ vi ', 60 Pokono ....„« .. 6.31 .. 11U0 1.46 7.0 ~ a 63 Wangarata ~ « .. .. •• « ■•, •__.- .« 65 Tnakan .. _ 6.50 .. 12.10 2.0 7.20 . 068 Buckland .. „ .. .. c .. .. ' '» 70 Pukokoho «. _ 7.10 ... 12.40 2.25 7.45 073 Paerata .. .. t .. .. '_« a7B Runciman .. .. , .. .. c.. .. ,-«. 78 Drury .. .. 7.46 .. 1.15 S.O 8.18 .•;. aiO Hnnua .. .. c .. .. • 81 Papakura .. 8.2 .. 1.32 310 8.28 -». 85 Manurowa .. .. „ ~ 8.14 .. 1.45 3.26 8.45 ;,, 89 Papatoitoi .. .. .. .. 8.52 .. 2.10 3.39 9.0 ;.. 92 Otahuhu 842 6.50 2.20 3.18 9.10 U 95 Penrose Junction .. .. .. 68 52 c 7.0 62.3) 6 3.59 9.20 MJI 96 Ellerslio.. .. ~ ~ .. 8.06 .. 2.35 4.4 925- IS a 97 Green Lane .. •■ 9.9 .. .. 6.. ... .;■/. 97 Remuora 9.5 .. 246 4.16 9.10 -W 98 Newmarket Junction .. .. 9.13 .. 2.50 c 4.25 9.45 -M 100 Auckland arr. 9.22 ■■ SO 4.35 9.65 M_ 6 Change for Onchunga. c Change for Auckland and intermediate Stationa. d Cttl'J Kaipara Branch Stations. Passengers for Cambridge and -Morrinavl Jo mWgJ at Frankton Junction, and for Morrinsville again chango at Ruakur^ itwj a Flag Stations.—Trains do not stop unless requirocl Notice should be PTfW" Guard at the previous stopping Stations by any Pastongers desiring to angnHin Stations, c Only stops to set down Passengers from Waikato Stations. B UWJ? botween Auckland and Mercer where shown. Passengers from other SIMM" tweon Auckland and Mercer must p rooeed by the 6 20 a.m. Train, ex AueWWLffl btops at all Stationß. and change into the Waikato Train at Mercer. O GOO4I JJ» with Passenger car attaohed. KAIPARA BRANCH. AUCKLAND - n~VDERSON - HELENSVILLE. A, __. OUT.—Wkbk Days, IN.-Wkkk Dats. , —H5 = r—nrf a.m. am. p.m. . a.™. a» Ijf 0 Auokland .. .. dop. 7.15 10.50 4.40 OHelensville .. .. ««P- 0.88 lUf m 2NewraarkotJunction .. 7.58 11.10 4.4S a3ohirangi i-i " 4MountEden„ .. .. 7.31 11.17 5.5 al Paeroa • . t ' asKingßland .. o6Woodhill > ' aaMorningsido.. _ at Reweti • '.." ' al Mount Albert _ .-. 010 Wsimaukn .. •.. -. •• ,•;, ,1 SAvondalo 7.47 11.37 6,22 14 Kumeu JunoUon .. .. 7.25 1. » afl Now Lynn <r!7 Taupaki .■;. .ii allWaikomiti 019 Waitakerel 7.45 1».. 14 Henderson .. „ .. 8.10 12.4 5.45 «2l Swanson .. .. •• ••„ .': ii al7Swanßon .. 25Hendorson 8,10 W " 2C Waitakerel .. .. _ 8.35 12.31 6.16 a 27 Waikomiti •• " alt Taupaki .. .. a 29 New Lynn _,•• 1.-j, |"i 25 Kumou Junction .. .. 8.55 1.5 6.28 31 Avondale &«■!•_ ' a29Walpiauku 1.25 .. a 32 Mount Albert ....■» a3l Reweti.. .. , a33Morningside.. .. .■ •• ■.■:"■ a33Woodhill a3i Kingsland •;, Vis U o3sPaeroa.. _ 35MountEden 8,» if_\ 036 ohlrangi 36 Newmarket Junction .. 9.13 J» X 38Helennvllle 9.55 2.10 7.30 38lAncklnnd ■■ '"IT* M~H O-Qoods Train—a Passongor Carriage is attached to this Train, which stops for PMWWB' Signal only, b Change for Waikato. f, GENERAL CONDITIONS. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TR&INS.-The Department does not t^.'S .0 tho despa eh or arrival of trains at the exact time shown in the Time AtWMgj, )ircuin_>tanceß render it impossiolo or inexpedient for a train to proceed, the faiwjw" returned. The Department does not undertake to forward passengers in BU°h "Mf^jf "CHILDREN.-Children under three years of age are carried free; above thres,»"» welve yearn of ago, at half faro. , _ i« tin-ii!! PASSENGERS can be booked at Stations conditionally only that there Is WOffIJVJUj PASSENCIKRS entering tho train at a Booking Station without a ticket, or MVSSQ it a Flap Station and not taking a ticket at tho proper Booking Station, will MO"™™ dillling in addition to the ordinary faro. . , ■ -,iwj P LUGGAGE—Each paesonger is allowed to take 1121bs. <of Personal J^KiiS?; including men bandise of any kind), and for every 561b5., or fraction of 561b5., for every 60 miles, or fraction of 50 mile 3, tho charge will be one shilling. H"ATSt* bo allowed to bo taken Into the carriages unlcsß of such a size that it can be Pt*^iXp»lWl seat without inconvmieuco. The Department will not be responsible for lu©^Jja(i»Hl carried in tho van, or which passengers may have neglected to see labelled. P*?!fi°sSiii#B| lugguoge to ko by train must present It at tho Station at least ten minutes boioro" p^sM •ised departure of tho train, or UlO Department will not bo responpiblo foe its °MP„r7j(» M acrs who havo lost luggage are roquentcd to give notico to tlio Stafion MuW" M&*M Department will not be responsible for any lnggago or parcels improperly '»>:., Jj Station premlsos. ~, _i,JSHp!H GOODS AND PARCELS to Flag Stations, platform, and private siding", *§2_l_Zt__\ of Ure Department is in oharge, must bo prepaid, and will bo put out at suon D»"rr m| risk of consignee ~ , ..-HMdtiS'R' PARCELS must bo at the Station at least thirty minutes before the advent" j departific of tho train by which they are to bo forwarded. . .__., aK^Mm HOhSES, CARRIAGES, AND DOGS.-The Department does not __\ff_\Mm\\\_\ Horses. CarritiKcs. or Dors by any particular train, but when sent they muß,'J™*J,imnslCSß Stationa half-an-honr before tho departure of tho train. The owners °\} 10"?l^uii&,MM moans of securing tbom in the horse box, and the Railway Department will not Wj^i.ja: for nny injuries susuiined through thoir breaking looso or otherwise, nor wUi^JJfJ(ip'Hl carry unbrokon or vicious horsss. At country Stations requisitions for horse do*w ..... H^ trucks must be'mado the day beforo thoy aro wanted. , ._,_ m*. _m% DOGS must be m'ovided with ohams or other sufficient means 8f "*OS^Sb»KS,'H will not be allowed in carriages, and tho sender must obtain a ticket, to be given <w. end of tho journey, bofore the dog is delivered. _ ,„ iv*«W*H__!h SMOKING is strioUy prohibited in any part of the Railway premises OT in w , except thoso specially sot apart and marked for the purpose. ■ H *ar All Timo Tables issued prior to this date are now cancelled. n nMsISWU* m JTIELEGRAPB LINE Off COACHES /"iThOS JtTE'fl IMPORTANT N NOT S TO TOU RISTB /] M^.cniß** 1 /fiS^^ffSJS CORN BROOMS,"^ j tun a Coach thjough to the Hot Lakes, Ohine — : 1., S^pSX^O^l^A^Wß^^: «.M»{KAPAi}-Al* M rfinjjlo Fares, Xl 15s; or Return Tickets, avail- ' ZTxj 0» V Motor nne week after date of lusue. S3. XXT ILL IA M ISJ^m All Pa9Bon B erß to be Booked at the Offlct W Corner of Lornoand Viowru— ■cfcre leaving ""•" '' w Auokland Kast,^, B j|iJ5»M irivli£ Ctr^L SAl dl?, Ho^ eß' wlth Bxperlencod MONUMENTAL. MARBLB, A»»».- .M s Iri\er3, to order on the shortest notice. Orders BTONBMASON fc^)B jJJ m by Telegram or Letter promptly atUnded to. ARCHTCECTURALBCULP W . I Cambridge, J«*uary 23.1884. ' ""■ CARVER -^jU.^^ Passengers Booked at H. H. Havr and Co'a. Inscriptions Accurate wjj' gK Htah-stwet. Auokland. ' Monuments. Tomba. Headrtmj^FJ^ desoriotion of Stone Work at hw _y_t " j Bible Prioes for Town and ConWT^rOMgl tf. GENERAL GRdbER ' lft^!f^*^*^lfci»*^K SHORTLAND- BTRE ET. - Kemptioni., rnftw**-. «"T m