THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1885.

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Do F. Evan sV ESTATE. HOU^A^ LAND AGENT. mo CAPITALIST3_AND OTHEES. FIRST-CLAPS INVESTMENT IN THIS CITY FOR SALE. ATiTITTTTt-STREET, off Franklin Road—Now Vi H Re-o'once; verandah and balcony: L-w'-ind water: gas utovo. Sec; beautiful View. Priec. £700. . . 129°, AUCI-LvND-Valuablo Rusinoos Site for sale, . ii'ite in S'.iortland-stroct, corner of Mills 1 ,ir,'f. aud immediately between the pro inisca of Moasrs A. Clark and faons aud Hvoroftand Co. Terms easy. , , , \ vi ii i il: " 1 'ou'i' •"' roniiis. and I acres land. Tl.e 'urn c i-i we'l Hnir=li- d ><n<l fitted with all c - vo.ii.-uee-v-ciii.l'eard^fludvOK.&c. *irst r't' li.'.d for fruit groivcr. Near Miss I ~,•■«• about 20 n.innlo. from Btatiou ;IVt iii C"0 e;i:U,. babim-e n- agreed. 11 So lIAYI'IKLD, PONSONHY-Nieo.Ncw Hou^o of I nai.nsi-eullerv.iHce position, freehold aio'ieent: only X 2.0. (Il.«) rnri:ri!^Tl'.'.i.i:i'-V!ilall.'sUleiieo,ofsroomß, miedwi'heuv". oariln.droHser rwater grate, men &c • I-'.0.l well ami tank, woll-stoekod _,;;■„ i.•:.■.■. j'"-n. (Tc-1.) CL-\KKM.''E - STKKKT. PONSONH\ - Nieo VorindahC'olt.ii;eof I rooms and scullory; Hllnrment. 10 x S7; £270. . - DRIiRV -i'.irm ot 1,100 acres, partly impro\ ml, Ci'ile-e mid iv,it-lniildiims.good and. well •I'niii' .-c iii "tiivt class order; Uiiehoii ',-• in'-'o- drr-uer well, i ump, So., near the lii-'ioli'- lU'i'no euo. llTil EPtftlM" li.acres of First-clans Volcanic Laud, Irons itimi road ; grand pi .hum. (lM KVST ' l" YMAKI-Nk. latllo Fern; of 51 acres; '- '„i ..;■,,!, ;«v nf water; valuable bush; % H ;;iiu-;i.,i s..ir : &m nuo WP^mi -tien'lemsu'M lt.-s.idenco anil Grounds. This is the property of a Gentleman who ■„ ■-'. i.-ireil neither lime nor money, not only hiVcautifving Iho Grounds, but. in furnish |,--'tho l''ouso with every possible com fnri ""den v. ricnec. Stables and necessary out-biiililin.-s, &c, &c. Cards to viow Irani tl.e iiiidursigncd. <lUB' im Vt ■;'-;■'- \ i-nnil Farm of 00 acres, with 1 ".\ ,;..„..!','. r -1, -.-il.! inc.. oven : about IS nuloa froi'i ~iv.d. Must bo sold. 1033 FERNLKIiiII 6'f 1 tl-IKT-li Verandah Coltagoa of-i I ~--.d a rooimi respectively. In good o"der tiity water laid in. I'rico. for tho throe' ftVSO A ojood invealniPnt. (1102) FRANKi,IN KOAU-Two Hood Villa ltcsl ,li -•- - ale' anc ,v—one of 0 rooms and tho ni'-'er of'"■''■••'•aand water. Allotments 33 x Ku' each';' incgiiitlceiit viow of harbour. Prico only £1.100. H"lso' OKliltlilJ VNI) RYLIO STREETS (corner of)— Vn-v vwrior House, beautifully finisliod cf in ci'i'lai-and ornamental woods. To bo sold at. mien: abni'gain. HO3 iTVI)L;Y--iTl!l'"_r. second from corner of i i-c'iii-'d-'itrcci—Freehold verandah House of'.'io '■:". fcillery and oullmuses, well and J itthfutl) Imitt, and in order, lot No. I. off Newtin ltOJd, abaut littcen minutes' walk from O.uccn-slroor. (1132) GIBRVLTAR CIIESCEMT (Parncll)-A very Handsome Villa Residence, possessing bix lino rooms; una r.nd water throughout; washhouse end every convenience; free hold allJime.it, 30 x ICO : well drained and planted ; Ibis urencrty r- ideasautly Mtuated, commanding a most exieiisivo view of the Domain. 8- Hft'Nli V—l7o acres Rush Land, situated about (', miles frcm station ; good stream of water. Price, only £1 per aero. (1227) HAMILTON' — Splendid Llttlo Farm of 100 acres mivtlv subdivided into paddocks, situate near tho township; good road, splen did houso, lino position, i'rico, only £,|™°- lIUVIIV VRANKLAND — A Comfortable Little Farm of 2T acres and small House, •>V,nui " niilm irom Hunua. adjacent to Mr ?) ?, •'.w.j.l'Xg .vernment Uoad.partCenced. i- never liiiin.' Mipidv ol good wator, grand view, nosh ton unrivalled. _, (l.'-:»l IRELAND-ST'4KET, Freeman's Hay—Comfort atde. Coiuigo ot 1 rooms, freehold allotmont XIV i-iij VNO (2nd Aveuue)—Houso of 1 rooms "and workshop ; A.lotiucnt 10 x 112. Price, ■COO LAKE KO VI) NORTHCOTE—2Ii acres of I_.nd Cir-,t-class laud), only a short distanco from tiio"Wharf; very cheap. 1107 h\«.ii.;t \j_About 140 acres of Bush (kauri and pi-.]'- birciil containing about 100,000 feet l-'iuri 1,000.000 feet birch, and 700 tons of bark.' Stock and plant at valuation. £5.0— part cash. ~,.,,,. , ■,- MOUNT KDKN, -lount Roskill Koad-\ cry * Comforiablo Verandah Villa ot (i rooms, -■-siiln-nme &c, &c.; volcanic allctmcnt riix''oo: ei-i. <IJ5<)) MOUNT' EDIiN, off Mount Ko-ki 1 Road-A Pl--UV Villa 1.-.tdenco, rusticated, superbly riuiuioil oir, 5 rooms, lofiy, bath-room, pi.nry. Lcainine;ion range,'-' rcgistor grates l.iv window, spl-'iui'd hall, fancy glass door; wito.-I'id on to lialli and pantry by two 200 ---■ "linn tanks; picket fence; corner allot ment II x IIS: vi"v lanic stablo and fowl hnuso; gas within 2)0 feet. 'I'ho viow ob tained from this property is unsurpassed in tho district, with Hue prospective value. NEWTON ROAD—Good Investment; two very nice Houses; gas and city water in each. Roth in tlrsl-class order and in Bplendid position, eloso to Karangahape Road. Oram' position tot shop. (1284) NORTHCOTrC, right on the Point—Jlagnlficcnt vi.-w cf harbour; im Allotment, 132 x 132, Only £27a ; a bargain. . .(1201) NOKTIt SHoRK-Scvcriil Marino Rc3idenccß I'iid Allo-ments. Residences ranging from £1 5.5 and upwards. Allotinonta from £2 por ONEU'^GA (linisbvo')—About 17 acres magnl flccntljand; adjoins Pah Estato. Beautiful ONK.ONh.N'UI. Ararinm (about 28 from Auck land and 3 miles from railway station)— Splondid Farm of 757 acres, well watered , grand pioco bush : good homestead, Bundry out-buildings, stock-, turds, &c.; good road, near station. (1301) O'NEILL-STi'KKT, PONSONBi —AHandsome Villa ll"?idcncc nf 5 rooms, city water, _c ; verandah, buy window, concrete paths, very god r.ingo in kitchen, and register grato in uarlour. lino workshop, 20 x 10, a_dsplendid viow. 1310) PARK ROAD—Good Houso of 7 rooms, pleas antly situated; splondid viow; large allot ment. Prico £050. t,,' 11? 1) . PIAKO, Upper Tiiamcs—Magnificent Block of about 2,000 acres First-class Land. First class family residenco, men's cottages, and numerous out-buildings, orchard, &c (1118) I'UKEKOHE—Good Freehold Corner Allot mont, with Houso of I rooms, Shop, stablo, and ottt-houso. (1101) POMPALLIER TERRACE—Very pretty Cot tage, in splendid order ;very nico gardon. allotment. SO x 100. Prico, £350. (1207) PARNELL (Brighton Road)— Now House of 0 rooma and workshop, stove, register grate ; verandah sido and front: allotment, 50 x 310. Prico, £425. Can bo sold on terms. 1108 PONSONBY ROAD. — Good Villa Residence, close to tho Franklin Road: quite now; gas and wator; allotment 50 x 100. Price, £1.000. (11S0) PERCIVAL PARADE—Good Brick Houso of B rooms: llreplaco in every room ; good view, and eloso to tbo wator. Allotmont, ■II x 100: Prico. only £320. 717 PONSON BY—Three Pretty Cottages, quite new and well finished oft; freehold allotments. each 22x00; water laid on to scullery Irom tanks; with four rooms and scullery; very pretty view; about 20 minutes' walk from tiueoii-atrect. Price for lot, MCO. Good in vestment. (1100) PROSPECT-STREET, PONSONBY, and only one minute from tram—A Pleasantly-situ ated (i-roomed Cottage, register gratos, gas in tlirec rooms, city water, and every con venience. Allotment 33 x 100. Standshigh; grand view. Price, £350. Terms easy. (1503) RICHMOND ROAD — Handßomo Villa of 7 rooms. Sec; kitchen range, copper, &c, &o, (freehold). £500. (1233) ROCKY NOOK—Good House of B rooms and verandah ; allotment 40 _ 120; quite new; £100. (1233) RYLF-STREET— Pretty Vorandah Villa of 5 rooms, Sec; allotment 66 x 120; a very desirable residence. (1038) SYMONDS-S rßEli'i', near City Road—A Com fortable Villa Residence of 6 rooms, lofty, nice hall. (;ns and city water throughout, asohalted paths, side entrance, bay window, register grate. Standshigh. Grand position. (1502) SHERIDAN-STREET—Comfortable Houso, 8 rooms; gas and water laid, &c &c.; allot merit 31 x 101; about 12 minutoa from Qncon street; only £500. 1170 SHE KHAN STREET (noar Three Lamps, Pon sonby)— Very protty Verandah Cottage of •1 rooms and scullory in lirst-clnss ordor and condition; a real pretty placo. Allotment, about :ij x Br>. Prico, only £320. 1102 BALE-STREET (Kreeman's Bay)-Cottage, I rooms, in good ordor; corner allotmont; only £V2l. 1170 BT. MARY'S ROAD, PONSONBY-Splendid comer sito; near Threo Lamps; 00 x 120 only £350 (1431) TENNVSON-STFU.KT (Surrey Hills)—A well built House of 0 largo rooms; overy con venience. Allotment 10 x 132. Price, £555. TUAKAU-'- loroved Farm of 111 acroa, good Houso, a. d out-buildings; orchard: all in grass; part cropped. Very comfortable and desirable plaeo. £1,100, TAURAROA—BO acres of mixed bush Land for m. (1178) VALLEY ROAD, Mount Edon—Grand Build ing Allotments, splendid viow, from 30s per fcot, Tci-ms. 1318 VIEW AVENUE, MOUNT EDEN — Now Villa Rcsidonco of 5 rooms, and outbuild ings; scoria soil, and good position. Only £320. (1007) i VERMONT-STREET—Commodious and com fortable Villa Residence of flvo rooms, wash house, cellar, &c; city water and overy con venience ; good allotment. Very cheap. VICTORIA AVENUB, MOUNT EDEN-Frco hold Houso of f. rooms and grounds, bay window, good garden, planted with fruit trees; splendid view, very lovel, volcanic soil. (1501) WALLACE-STREET, PONSONBY-A very nien Houso of IS ronms, gas and wator laid on and every convenience, uud out-house, about ?, minutes iviiiic from the tram, and 200 yards from tho Home Bay Wharf. (1503) WAlPU—Grand Farm of 2GU jncres—tho very best in tho district; [food house and out buildings :to bo sold very cheap. (1116) WOLF-STREET, off Hepburn street — Nico Villa Residence, 5 rooms largo workshop, &c. fee. £120. ' (1242) W YNDHAM-STREKT, just at corner of Alhort street; grand Bito ; fine allotment, with old cottages now standing, D, S. EVAN S, I HOUSE, LAND, AICII ESTATE AGENT-, J AUCTIONEER, &0. E _ J. UXO MABX— Q.OREK-STUKKT. PE„I BANS OF J _,V«t_A-_B_t, V



■ Sewing Wachiuca. ] DINGER SEWING MACHINES, Saloslu ISS2 603,202 Machine* „ 1881 501,036 „ Incr_ASK._.-42 1 2.6, E&, THREE OUT OF EVERY FOUR MA CHINES SOLD IN THE WORLD APE SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF THREE HUNDRED FIRST PRIZESII! AND AT CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS. To bo obtained at PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK Only at 201, Qo_en-stoeet, Auckland, BEWARE OF GERMAN AND OTHER IMITATIONS. SINGER SEWING MACHINES, KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. COUGHS. (MUG lIS. COUGHS. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. ASTHMA. ASTHMA. ASTHMA. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. imOVCHTTIS, BUON'UIHTIS. BRONCHITIS. CERTxVIN AND SAFE REMEDY. HOARSEN ESS. JIOAHSION'KSS. HOARSENESS. Composed of the purest articles. Theso Lo.ongo» contain i,o opium nor any deleterious drug, thurcforo tho most delicalo cun tni>o thorn with liorfcct conlldonco. 'I heir beneficial effect ia ■raocdy ant! certain. This old unfailing familj reinedv i-i daily recomniondcd by the most onii noiitPhv.-icinns. (In use nearly GO years). Sold iy all t'lioniiala, in tins, eaoh having the words. " Keatixo's Cough Lozenges," orjgriivonon the Government stamp. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. KEATING'S WOUM TABLETS. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. 4 PIIItKLV VKGETAIU.B SWKETMKAT, both in ap nearance and tast--, furni.hing a most agreeable nctlicd of udmini.t., ring tho only cortain -omcily for INTESTINAL or THHEAII WORMS. It Is a pcrfccily safe and mild p-0 paratlon, and is especially adapted for Children. Sold iv tins by all Druggists. JB. B L A I X I E, c Victoria-street, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY Direct from Manufacturers, Has for Sale, at Low Rates— Carpenters' Tools Nails, Locks, Hinges Kitchen Ranges Register Grates, in groat Variety Marble and enamelled Slate Mantelpieces Largest Stock In Auckland Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and othor Fenders Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zino Slate, Cement, and Plaster INSPECTION INVITED. THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. Directors : The Hon. Sir Julius Vogol, K.C.M.G., Colonial Treasurer (Chairman) W. S. Rcid. Esq., SoiioitorGonoral J. C. Gavin, Esq., Secretary to tho Treasury li. C. Hamerton, Esq., Public Trustco Nicholas Reid, Esq., Merchant, J.P. J. H. licthuno, Esq., Laud and Commission Agent, J.P. G. V. Shannon, Esq., Merchant, J.P. H. D. Hull, Esq., Harristor G. Fisher. Km.. M.H.R.. J.P. Geo 8. Graham, Ebi|., J.P. This Association is tho only Office which pos sesses Government Security nnd proffers to tho public tho combined advantages of MUTUAL ASSURANCE WITH LOWEST PREMIUMS, AND INVIOLABLE STATE GUARANTEE. Aftor If, years' oxistencn. tho Ollico has now ACCUMULATED FUNDS exceeding ONE MILLION STERLING. Its Annual Ineonio exceeds .. _, £230,000 It offers tho most Liboral Conditions extant. An Insurance of £1,200, at tho premium charged elßowhere for £1,000, equivalent to AN IMMEDIATE BONUS OF £200, In addition to Full Participation in Profits. Branohos in all the principal Towns in tho Colony, and Agencies at all tho Money Order Post oflleeD In tho Colony. _ r _„__ D. M. LUCKIE. Head Offlce, W olhngtoa, Till April, 1855. |p O R BALD, *• AT LOWEST MAW-BT RATKBIi , Rosin, Pltoh, and Tar « Kerosono, Paint, and Olive Oils Champion-, Scott's, and Storer'a GennlM Whltx. Lead, in wood Muntz Motal and Nails Large Stock of Canvas, various ttranflg Wire Rope, from 1J Inch to } lnoh Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Hope, all Buses I'atont Windlass (wood), Frills, find PaUi' Anoliors. from 10 owt. to 10 lbs, - Chains, from i inch to 1 mob. Coin* and Klb.li Oil. S, H, MoEBNZII, Bana.Hnuuqg, CHARLES HESKETH.] I ALEX . AITKEN. HESKETH AND AITKEN .„ _ _,ra Blad to,lnfonn thoir Customers and the Public generally that having aold tho whole of thoir last year's Steck of Clovers etc they arc.in a position to Offer an Entirely New'Stoo™ arriving per direct steamer Aorangi fromi £__? don, and per Mail Steamer from S__ 'Francis. as under, all current season's growth, cSt__R RED OT fTVFiT^ «?*fWft» ropons) Al 5vW nf.vJSS'SJr-B Patens) TIMOTHY (Phleum Pratcuis) WOOD'MEADOW Sf-WSSLo-lU .' Dgo V _IG li(i rs° mUS SChrtedori> ' i TURNIPS 4 mm" TOP ABERDEEW DBSTrHR?~.GREV STONE, WHITa ' BWED OEN^u_tUf P^ OBE TUMrfpa" 11™ j 'ease; cSXSS, l_U, a^H_-_fiSf feßean!. ' 1



I npHB T>AKIS TZ"ID i^LOVE T\BPARTMENT, Undor tho Management of tho Ronowncd EDWARD GEMARD, TUB AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL GLOVE-FITTER. 5000 p-JJw*Kro G LOVES' BLACK AND ALL STYLISH SHADES. GREAT KID ~GLOVE BARGAINS AT TUB PARIS KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT, At the following Unrivalled Prices Every Pair Wakhantkij Fit and Quality)— 4-BUTTON XII) BUKDE Is l)d 10-HUTTON Kill SUEDE. 3s flit I BUTTON KID SUKDK, 2s til l-UUTTON KID, 3s lid ■l-UUTTON KID, is lid l-UUTTON KID, (il li-niJTTOM KID, Is (id (■-BUTTON KID. SB lid e-HUTTON KID. 78 lid 2-HU'ITON GENTLEMEN'S XII), 3s Od 2-BUTTON GKNTLEMKN'S KID. Os Od KID GLOVES FITTED TO THE HAND TO PERFECTION AT THE COUNTER IN TWO MINUTES, FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. FIT AND QUALITY GUARANTEED. KID GLOVES EXCHANGED IF NOT APPROVED OF. LATEST FASHION KID & SUEDE GLOVES. Ladloß and Gcnflemon will find it totholriidvnn tago to have their Kid Gloves FITTED AT THE COUNTER. Kid Glove Stock the Lauckst to Sklkct Fkom. Kid G_ovi:s in Abb Shades, Black Evem.vu Shades, &c. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED FIT AND GOOD QUALITY. THE PARIS KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT Is locatod with MRS SOMERVILLKS MILLINERY ESTA BLISHMENT. W____6__v-stkkkt. opposite Opera House. JOHN TDUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE MP^ICHANT, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND, Telograph Address i I Telephone Exchange. " Eagle," A uokland. | N 0.65. The Advertiser desires special attention to his Celobratod Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Since thoir introduction tho greatly increased demand for thorn substantially proves their excellence, ond confirms the high esteem which the Public have justly accorded them. Tho following distinctive brands all bear his Trade Mark on the labels, and are packed in lib and .lb packets, also in 61b, 101b, and 401b tins, viz :— BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS EMPRESS Bkands. BLENDED PUKE INDIAN TEAS. ZEMINDAR Bhand, SPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. Thoso Powders, sinco thoir introduction, have boen accorded by tho public tho re ception thoir oxcollonco Uosorves, nnd only require a trial to bo more universally ueod. Attention is requested to the following analytical report:— "Laboratory, Hobson-street, Auckland, Juno 13,1881.-1 havo sampled tho Baking Powder (n the bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Mer chant, Auckland, arid havo analysed tho same, and llnd tho constituents puro and woll-propor tlon.fl. Tho result provos this article to bo superior to any oithcr imported or colonially prepared that has been submitted tome, and ean, therefore, confidently recommend it to tho public.—(Signed) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst." Kaoh tin boars his Registered Trade Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. The STOCK ot GENERAL GROCERY ond Oilmen's Stores compriics a Splondid Assort ment, which Is constantly being replenished by Importations from Europoan, Amorican, and Australian Markets. JUST RBC-IVED, XX S.S. BUCEPHALUS, from C_leutt_, via Melbourne, 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL. Cataloqubs on Application. To those about to commence business, attention is drawn to the great advantage I of boing in a position to oiler the Celebrated |j and Popular Brands of Spread Eagle j Teas, Baking aud Yeast Powders, etc., and to secure other special induce ments which I am prepared to offer. TOHN T> UOHAN AN, ! WHOLESALE GROCER, OUSTOMS-STREBT, AUCKLAND, j A. and Gr» Prioh, KNGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, < IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, THAMES, ' I Have far sale tbe following Machinery i— 1 fPortable Engine, by Hornaby t. Co., 8 h.p. ' 1 Horizontal Engine, double byli__-T, Mta.. diameter, _lln. stroke t, Horizontal Englno, loin. by Win. stroke I Launch Engine, i Jin. by Sin. stroke I Multitubular Boiler, 17ft. long by sft diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 20ft long by 6ft diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 18ft. long by sft diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 17ft long by «t 6in. diameter 1 Cornish Eoiler, 15ft. loug by 6ft diameter i 1 Cornish Boiler, 15ft. long by .ft 6in. diameter I 1 Vertical Boiler, Field tubes, 7ft _ 3ft _ln.; new A auautity of locond-hand Qwrta-onisU-g Estimates supplied for all classes »f K_gl _eori_t Work,—Makers of Sawmill and Quartm onishlng Machinery, Turbine Wheel*. Hrdraullo Machinery, Timber Jaefcs, ft-4 Fatent Ss_-*-C_*__«a tor w.ro_ouse a_i b_«b DM*, fk



T. & S. MORRffl & CO. LIMITED, IRONMONGERS, IRON MERCHANTS, AND SHIP CHZ^ITIDL-E-EtS QUEEN STREET. _s »wwf > m A Large assortment of HALL and UMBRELLA STANDS in Stock, New Designs, etc. FOOT SCRAPERS. BEDSTEADS. Bras- and X. P. Iron Bedsteads, v largo selection. COTS, SWING COTS, &.. SPRING MATTRESSES! SPRING MATTRESSES! — >^»r"»^■*•'■T~^fl^l^rt^^^^*l■'-■^••■■''*■l ■■"■"■'■'•'■■ p'" :^jf.; r -in _3__js-_£Stejl f-i £ i4f_M_^_____g^^^^^fe^^J^^-SM^ •- Polished Brass Fenders ami Curbs for Tile Hearths, _>'. P. and Steel Bar Fender., Bronzed and Berlin Blacked Fenders, Kitchen Fenders, Nursery Fonders, Fire Guards, etc. Brass, N. P., and Polished Steel Fire lions, Fire Iron Rests, Coal Box Tongs, &c. COAL VASES! COAL VASES! COAL VASES! A very large seleetioii of Coal Vase.-, New and Beautiful Designs. WRINGING MACHINES. WRINGING MACHINES. Bradford's Celebrated Washing MACHINES. AGENTS FOR THAMES HEMATITE PAINT COMPANY. T. & S. MORmN & Co., LIMITED, QTJEEIsr STEEET, JX-TJC-zSLT-J-.-VT-O ---THE WONDERFUL / Latest Improvement-. Valuable Appliances. Ten Yeara' I Guarantee. Patent Automatic Winder. Patent Drop-Rollers. Q_"-AIIRIO \ Patont LOOBO-Wlndlng-Wlioel. Patent Thread Releaser. Wor- UL Wli-U )tnolro Machines kept In Repaire for throe years FREE OF %r_. ■■ ••■ w J OHABGB illustrated Catalogues and Samples or Work free ] from- M APHINF^ / THE WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. ",HUmi,LO(w. J. BEALE, 170, «»««■' AuattAND< 4^pS__&&v, ._-_ ,_i__-__fi«a_. mm\. mM**\**m mmmf m 9 mt** _9?.3k. emulsion oculist optician, OF PURE COD LIVER OIL Of Christohuroli, is now on a visit to Auckland, And Iljpopbospllitcs of LilUO and Soda, for a short time only, and may bo Consulted on ffiKCutrwuf &Krc?32; ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILK Diseases of the Eyo, thero may bo considered two dlstiiiot kinds of treatmont, viz., tho Medical __•»__,,;-,„ *!,_ ---,i,;-.i -;-!.,,-- -«• and tho Optical; tho Medical to tho Physician. ~ Possessing the combined virtues of the Optical to tho Oculist Optician. Kntiroiy thoßO two valuable remedies in their fullest two-thlrda of tho diseases nro duo to optical degree. More easily digested and assimi defoots. Blindness, Squint Eyns. Headaohos, lntnd thnn in the -riidn fnrm _r«/f Neuralgia of thoFaccandTomplos.Ueafnoss.and i."_J„n,. _*JSt«.__f_T fll. Lt-Vi.7 Inflammation Of tho Eyos aro frequently caused especially deßiraole for SlChly, by opticaldefccts, and aro Prevented aiidCurod, wasting children and persons with wiTiiotfT operations, by properly adapted feeble digestive power, and as „W&?SJ dT_.r?,_So^.r c .moooVaX, 1. A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, &M^_s^a^l°S& A ™„S AS™« DISEASES any Optician, oven In London, therefore must ■"* OHIIiIIKIIiUI, ho ground expressly to moot oach Individual A REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, ClT.'lt. PROCTER rocclvod tho liißhostaward A REMEDY FOR AN-EMIA AND GEN. granted for tho manufacture of Spoctaolos in ERAL DEBILITY, SffiJ^SSffi-?HIS-S-SSL-SSaiffi,]: A REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS, tion, N.Z. viz., a Cortiflcato and Gold Medal. AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, T.R.P. has for many years mado an especial t_ fact oil diseases where llipta id an study of tho optical moans nocossary to remedy f n n laol, > "J 1 diseases wuere tueTe is an the defocts of tho astigmatic or weak-sighted Inflammation of the Throat and Lungs, a eyes, and this oxporienco, combined with tho WASTING OF THE FLESH, and s applianoos for manufacturing, enables him fro- WANT of NERVE POWER, nothing in the quemly to relieve even tho otherwise hopeU world e - ua , B this p &ta_le EmutoiSnT No Charge for Consultation. * II is prescribed and endorsed by tho best physicians in tho various countriesof Addreßs:— tho world, who wDI attest those facts. THREE DOORS FROM THEATRE ROYAIfI For salo by all Chenii.ts. VICTORIA-STREET. fJAINBRIDQE'S TIME TABLE. -m-W^mm*. M^us^^e'o-ivedll^ JLf m***x!Sß*mmmm Seloot Assortment of From Union Bank-22 minutes past the hour. *mmK\ WfiLW STAY MATERIAL, In From The Three Lamps—7 minutes to the mrmmw every variety and colour. oour. TmWmT STAYS, CORSETS, NianT TntPS FROM TOWN-4_past 8, »-past 0. _■ WM BELTS, Sec, Sec. l-past 10, andj-past 11. From Three Lamps- jkm **\k Upon the latest improve- From Union Bane to Shelly Beach and mWm ffiSm Country orders punctu- Sarsfield-street—7 minutes past 9,23 minutes MMM B__m ally attended to, to 10,7 minutes past 10,23 minutes to 11,7 minutes SM MB All p_rcels Bent post free, past 11, 23 minutes to 12, 7 mlnutoß past 12. 7 V U IB W • minutes past 2, 23 minutes to 3,7 minutes past 3, •_ ' »**** MRS DOWN, 23 minutes to _, 7 minutes paeit., 23 minutes to 5, ,_^ Stay and Corset-makor' r minuteß past 0,23 minutes to 8, and 23 minutes upper Hobson-street. to 7, _--—--«—-_---__-____________________. From Biik_ly Beach—..SO a.m., 8.45 a.m.. ' ~~— (0.50 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 3,30 p.__„ ..30 p.m., and 7.«J TJNION OIL, SOAP, AND QANDLI £__: ■ \J COMPAi'IY (LOOTED).! TQEVONPORT, NORTH BHORBi M__^UFAC_URERS OF WELLS*BROB., BTEARINB CANDLES, CARTERS AND EXPRESSMEN. COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, BRICKS. LIMK. SAND, SCORIA AJ3H, LUBRICi-TINa, AND OTHER OILS, POSTS, KAILS, PALINGS, BANI- TARY PIPES, ex., &0. WORKS-ST. ANN'S BRIDGE. PUNROS* N,a-FENCIKGTr3^ AT LOWSBI WAW_3__^T^iSSlS&_rf W™ EAT<S, ESTIMATES GIVEN. ______ " XAHS Qf POBJTB DfiVCHFOBJ Bi__p. th-)l PwflbMfta * J-Jtow.



NELSON, MOATE&Co/a CELEBRATED CHALLENGE TEA. DRINK NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S CELEBRATED PIIRE BLENDED TEAS. Hundreds aro trying to copy, and many are advertising Common Mixtures as Blonded Tea to mislead tbe public. For Government Analysis see Circulars. ASK FOR NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S NATURAL FLAVOURED TEAS. Thoy bave been awarded GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS FOR < PURITY, STRENGTH, and VALUE. EXTRACT FROM PRESS : "AH tho Toas of this firm aro Bought nnd Blonded by Mr. NELSON, a Pro fessional Taßtor and Blonder of Repute. NELSON, MOATE 4 Co.'b SPECIALTY BLEND. BRANCHES: AUCKLAND, DUNEDIN, CHRIST CHURCH, WELLINGTON, 166, QUEEN-ST, AUCKLAND. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. TEA/ Unrivalled /ty'/ /07 O U R/%/ . / /%/*■ \Mfo/TEA I /vQ/ ABOUNDING /Cy - dry Strength / AND 4IIQH QUALITY. STIBDMAN'S BOOTHINQ POWDERS ron CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH. OAUTION CO FOBO-U3-B-. The T_lne of thU Trell-knoirn Family Medlolie has been largely tested In aU parti of the world. »nd by all grades of soolety, for upward! of rim years. Its well-earned extensive sala _m induced 8. urtioca imitations, some, of which In outward appearance bo closely resemble the original as to have deoelved many purchasers. The proprietor, therefore, feels'ft do* to the publlo to give a speolal sautioa -gainst the use of such Imitations. Purchasers are therefore requested e_rofully I to observe the four following distinctive ohar -oterigtica, without which none aro genuine i— Ist—ln every awe the words John Stud man, Chemist, ft alworth, Surrey, are en graved on the Government Stamp affiled to : each packet i __d-a__h Single Powder bos direction, for the dose, and the words John Steodman, Chemist, Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon. . 3rd^ n<» name Steedman is alwayg .pelt with twoEE's. ith—The manufacture U earrled on Mlely In Walworth, 3-rrey. ] Bold to Packets by all Chomlsta and Medlolna Vendors, at Is l.d to 2s 9d each. AgentS! KEMPTHORNB, PROSSBK. AND CO.. Auckland, Wellington. C_____hurch, and Dunedin. pAPBRHANGINGB, W. PHILLIPPS & BON HAVE RECEIVED. EX LATE ARRIVALS > 185-P AOK AG B S—lßs OONTAININS 08,000 ROLLS OF PAPERHANGINGB, CONBIBTINB Or NEW PATTERNS For Drawing, Dining, Bed-rooms, Hall and BtaJrcase, suitable for the Mansion ot Cottage, BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, AMD BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED IN FAPSRHANQENGS. 818-PACKAGES— 918 BORIMB AND HBSBIANB MATE AND SHEET BLABS, WHTTB Lead, oils, turps, varnishes, AND ALL TRADE SUNDRIES, W. PHILLIPPS & BON, _G ahd 07, Q.__n-B_bb«_. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, 100 acres' Tsood Totara Bush, lot 56, Waltakarel East. Selected many yaaia ego on eecounfc of |ts superior ijuaiity. A (_ty toyr price fvlllbe taken. -Applr to John Sojpet, Houaa awl lw& A-eut, No, _ Queen-street



.'• ■: * T^- E W ZEAL AND RAIL WAy TIME TABLE. — On and after Ist JUNE 1885, AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA LINE. OOT' WgEK DAm Jg*"l-__^ a.m.|a.m.i"no'np.m.!p.m. p.m.ip.m. p.m.ip.m, p.m, _.£ —T^r-— 0 Auckland., dop. 7.15 8.1012.0 2.0 |.. ..IS 5.20 6.20 .. 8.30 lilj \^\ha' 2 Nowmarket Juno 7.25 8.5012.10 2.10| .. 4.25 5.30 6.30! .. 8.10 112. 5-?J 2.30 3 Rsmuora.. •• 7.30 8.55 12.15 2.15! .. 1.30 5,35 6.351 .. 8.15 ll'sn n ,2i JW laGroenLane •• .. 9.0 j.. .. .. .. ,JU 9-H *■« 6 Ellorßlie .. .. 738 9.5 ! 12.25 _.25| .. J.lO 5.15 6.45 .. 855 11.10 n'm „■ C Penrose Juuction 7.15 9.1012.30 2.30 1.0 .1.15 5.5066.50! 7.30 9.0 Hl3 » „'5! aTe Papapa I .... .. "•'" wi7 8 Onohunga.. arr. 7.55 9.2012.101 2.10 1.10 1.55 6.0 ! 7.0 7.10 9.10 U,M _« ,"» ONEHUNGA LINE. " • — In. 0™! Stm4an . a.m. a.m. a.m.'p.m. p.m. p.m.ip.nT^ni7p^n7-~m r^~r~ 0 Onohunga .. .. dop. 7.5 8.20 10.0 1.0 3.15 1.30 5.10. 6.35 7.16) ftffl i?|i% aTe Papapa 1 •• .. .. "•* 3 Ponroso Junction .. .. 7.15c8.30 10.10 1.10 d 355 ci.iO: 5.20/6.15-730 9.4010 .0 im i Ellerslie 7.20 8.35 10.15 1.15 1.1 .. 5.25f .. 7.35 01. I.i? £ ? SaGreenLane ,-•, •• .. .. .. VM f» 6| Remuera 7.30 8.-1) 10.25 12. 4.10 .. 5.35 .. 7.15 9.5510"_i s*V. 7j Nowmarket Junction .. 7.35 8.50.10,30 1.30 4.2a ~ 0.40 .. 7.50 WOIoIr kS 81 Auckland .. .. arr. 7.15 9.0 ' 10.10 1.10 4.3- .. 5.50 .. 8.0 lffiS Jf 0 Change for Onehunga. ,' , c Change for Te Awamutu and Intermediate Stations, d Chango for Auckland and Intermediate Stations. / Chango for Otahuhu c Change for Mercer and Intermediate Stations. "■ ■ MAINLINE. AUOKLAND-MEKOER-TE AWAMUTU-MORRINBV_LLE-C_J-__Rl_G& South—Week Days. ""—« a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. _.m i . < 0 Auckland dop. 6.0 0.20 8.0 11.45 45' | »•»• 2 Newmarket Junction .. .. 6.10 0.3j 8.10 11.33 ..25 IKB 3 Remuera 0.15 040 8.15 12.0 _,& jJ* a\ Green Lano .. 617 .. .. . «* 5 EllcrsUe 622 6.53 5.25 12.10 ijq „•• 6 Penrose Junction &28 7.0 8.30 12,25 bm ffS 9 Otahuhu 6.40 7.10 8.12 12.10 4.36 ™f llPapatoitol ~ 7.20 .. Iff 5 5 . 10 -i-_. 15! Manurowa .. <.3o .. *•'» 5.22 19| Papakura 8.2 .. !•" 5,37 021 l Hunua ... • ■ .•:. .. " 221 Drury 8.10 9.25 W« 5.55 023! Runciman a2B Paorata .. .. -■•„. 30!Pukekoho 8.57 9.50 2*> G. 25 _33| Buckland .. .. -v 35 Tuakuu 9.25 .. ■>•« c.43 _;«I Wangarata .. .. „•:, iOiPokono ... .. H% 7.0 43M_itX_K \ dep> _ ... 10i 5 0 B|l3 — '•»',, ... „sfl! Whanganiarino .. .. •• .. '.>■ ". a54! Wairangi .. ■■ ■■ .. " a56: Rangiriri aCO Ohinowai -. ,;,■» nk .. . " fSSjHuntly *" M. .. '■' dTaupirl .. HSL „'_2 74| Ngaruawahia .. 1"* MV .. a7B Puketo aBl Teßapa .. ,-i v: n 851 Frankton Junction ..a eLO c 6 -10 .. ; ";.." 85 Frankton Junction .. dep. .. .. 1,10 0.20 ~ 86 Hamilton West.. .. arr. .. _. j,l_ .. „ IS Hamilton West.. . dep. .. .. 1.20 0.30 aß6[V^Hamilton East.. .. arr. 3.1 °!j gltuakura Junction .. arr. _..__ _; 1.30 6.10 .... " l^g Ruakura Junction .. dop. " .. .. i.38 .. .. ~~~: —■ Sn (for Morrinsvlllc) .. .. .. .. , " aOlig Euroka dop. .. .. .. .. ~ " a<JS\ Motumaoho .. .. dep. 103 i Morrinsvillo .. .. arr. .. .. 2.15 .. ~ ". 89 o Ruakura Junction .. dop. .. .. 1.33 6.42 .. " w , (for Morrinsville) .. .. .. .. .. " -90 2-Mongnonui ail. £§Tamahoro .. .. .. „ :■"■ a'Jl SbFencourt n9B ««Hautapu 101 v Cambridge .. .. arr. .. .. 2.15 7.25 .. " 85 Frankton Junction.. .. dop 1.10 6,20 „ "/".„; (for Te Awamutu). .. .. .. .. .. ■". ■ .*•' aSO Rukuhla 94 Ohaupo .. 1.12 0.45 .. " 096 Lako Road _ .. .. .. ' 99 Ngaroto : .. .. .. 2.0 7.0 .. .'V 100 Te Awamutu .. .. arr. .. .. 2.5 7.10 .. North—Week Days. —. 1 j 1 (i ," '" a.m. a.m. | a.m. a.m. p.m. - n__, OTe AWAMUTU _ .. dop. .. _ .. 9.50 2.35 i >*_, 2 Ngaroto .. .. 9.58 ■, 2.40 i i..; 04 Lako Road .. .'. .. .. >.'_i 7 Ohaupo .. .. 10.15 ao _:' oil Rukuhia .. .. _ .. ■ J^; 15 Frankton Junction.. .. arr. .. .. .. 10.15 3.30 ~:„: 31 g, .Cambridge .. ..dep. .. . .. 9.15 2.35 .'_." a2B -a^Hautapu .. .. .. .. -_, a27 "C gl'.ncourt .. .. .. ~ '!.:';;■„!. a2fl -S gTamahoro ' .. .. .. .. ■;--f a2o] ScaMongaonui .. .. .. .. s"„ 19 O Ruakura Junction .. arr. .. .. .. 10.20 3.12 ; „'; 33 ( Morrinßville .. .. dep. .. .. .. 9.45 .. £i':sa a~9\ 3 Motumaoho .. .. .. _ ....; 021 p jEuroka .. .. .. . _ ' ':_ 19! § "Ruakura Junction ~ arr. _„ __ .. | _}<)^_ •• ..' •• ; raR-aitura Junotioh .. dep. .. .. .. 10.25 3.1! 10 SmHamilton East .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. -„ : M Hamilton West .. .. 10.40 3.25 1 _ 15 Frankton Junction .. arr. .. .. .. 10.45 3.30 <; Krankton Junction .. .. dep. .. „ .. 10.55 3,40 ' _:! aMToßapa .. .. .. .. . 1 :,i, 023 Puketo _, .. .. ;. ■ . . «, 271 Ngaruawahia .. .. .. .. 11.30 UO-' ','-, 31 Taupiri „ .. IUO 4.85 ,^' 36IHuntly .. .. 12.7 5.15 _: alii Ohinowai ~ .. .. ~ , _^ oI5! Rangiriri .. ~ .. .. _;. a!7J Wairangi .. .. .. .'. ' ... aJl| Wliangamarino .. .. .. .'. ';_.' » Mltnnr 1, 1 ttrr- •• .. •■ LIS 6.30 . . .»" 60 Pokono .. .. „ .. .. 6.31 .. 11.10 1.15 7.0 a63 Wangarata .. .. .. .. c ~ .. "r,^ RS Tuakau .. _ 6.50 .. 12.10 2.0 7.20 ;.. _OS Buckland ~ .. c.. ..■; ■ ~' 70 Pukokoho _ 7.10 .. 12.10 2.25 7.15.: ...; a73 Paerata .. .. c .. .. ' a7B Runciman .. .. .. c .. .. -..'• 78 Drury 7.4G .. 1.15 3.0 8.18 .i» _80 Hunua ~ .. c .. ... !•;.*; 81 Papakura 8.2 .. 1.32 310 8.28 ,-„, , 85 Manurowa .. .. _. .. 8.14 .. 1.45 3.26 8.45 '..; 89 Papatoitol 8.32 .. 2.10 &39 9.0 ' »"••_ 92 Otahuhu 8.12 0.50 2.20 3.48 9.10 : 7.1(5 93 Ponroso Junction .8.52 r7.0 -2.30 13J33 9.20 bW .98 Ellerslie 8.56 .. 2.35 1.1 9,25 .J^i': 097 Green Lano 9.0 .. .. c .. .'.,_", '-'•• .' 97 Remuera 9.5 .. 245 4.16 9.40 WJ' 98 Nowmarket Junction .. .. 9.13 .. 2.50 c 4.25 9.45 \'jp> 100 Auckland arr. 9.22 .. 3.0 4.35 9.55 8,0 b Change for Onehunga. c Change for Auckland and Intermediate Stations, d Chang, for Kaiparaßranch Stations. Passengers for Cambridgo and Moirlnßv_lemußtol)M_o at Frankton Junction, and for Morrinsville again change at Ruakura junoWD. a Flag Stations.—Trains do not stop unless required Notice should be given: W}" 9 Guardat the previous stopping Stations by any Passengers desiring to alight atllMf Stations, r Only Btopß to set down Passengers from Waikato Stations. BOnlyßtcpa between Auckland and Mercer where Bhown. Passengers from other Stauoni M; tween Auckland and Mercer must proceed by the 6.20 a,m. Train, ex Auokuuio, wiwn stops at all Stations, and change into tho Waikato Train at Mercer. C Goods TrfUiu, with Passenger car attached. ,•■!'' KAIPARA BRANCH. AUCKLAND-HENDERSON - HELENSVH-iE. . ' OUT.—Week Days, IN.-Webk Days. _ , 0 J a.m. am. p.m. a.ni. a,m. P.^ 0 Auckland .. .. dep. 7.15 10.50 4.40 OHelensville .. .. flop. 6.30 U. 45 «•» 2 Nowmarket Junction .. 7.26 11.10 4.45 a.Ohirangi .. .. .. •■ ••• '" 4MountEdon_ .. .. 7.31 11.17 5.5 al Paeroa •• .••:■•" GsKingsland a6 WoodhUl r. .":. a5 Morningside.. _ at Rewoti •• al Mount Albert _, .. ..■ .. .. alOWaimauku j-. :•:„ s ' n 8 Avondale 7.47 11.37 5.22 11 Kumeu Junction .. ..7.2a u0 s,w' «9NewLynn 017 Taupaki • /i. Vol ollWaikomitl .. .. _19 Waitakerel 7.45 L 33 M» 14 Henderson .. .. .. 8.10 12.4 6.45 021 Swanson „•:„ „■„' s'jj al7Swanßon .. 25 Henderson .. .. ..8,10-2,0 *» 20 Waitakerel .. .. _ 8,35 12.31 6.16 o27Waikomitl ' *'; o22Taupaki .. o29NowLynn •■„ „•;, fi-g ---2o Kumeu Junction .. .. 8.55 I.S 6.28 31 Avondale .. .. ..8.37 2.27 Hf> a29Waimauku 1.25 .. a32 Mount Albert .. •• .•• •• " a3lßeweti a33 Morningside a33Woodhlll 034 Kingsland _•• Vis fi'a) a3sPaeroa.. _ 35 Mount Edon 8.55 Ul »•» cJgphirang 80 Ne^vm_^ket Junction .. 9.W »•»„ sS 38HelenBville 9.55 12.10 7.30 38 Auckland .. .. arr. »22 3.15 ftj? C-Uoods Train-a Passenger Carriage ia attached to this Train, which Btopafor Pb-SD|_Mb' . Signal only. 6 Change for Waikato. GENERAL CONDITIONS. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.-Tho Department does not pledge itself a» to tho despatch or arrival of trains at the exact time shown in the Time Tablesl: Mm"" oircumstanccs render it impossible or inexpedient for a train to proceed, the fares paw wm »» returned. The Department does not undertake to forward passengers in suoh cases. ■'.'. CHILDREN.—Children under three years of age are carried free: abovo three, ana.™?" twelve years of age, at half faro. , ._ j-,,. PASSENGERS can be booked at Stations conditionally only that there is room in the train. PASSENGERS entering the train at a Booking Station without a ticket, or ha™§_gP;S; at a -lag Station and not taking a ticket at the proper Booking Station, will be charged im» shilling in addition to the ordinary fare. tjjiiint LUGGAGE.-Each passenger is allowed to take 1121bs. of Personal L-gga_J.i«_.B' including merchandise of any kind), and for every 561b8., or fraction of 561b5., above this "?»5,f for every 50 miles, or fraction of 50 miles, tho charge will be ono Bhilhng. No wmvWfilZ be allowed to bo taken into the carriages unless of such a size that it can bo placed unaer >*•" seat without inconvenience. The Department will not be responsible for luggage wMon fc _l-i' n carried in the van, or which passengers may have noglected to Bee labelled. Passengers "s*"* lugguage to go by train must present it at tho Station at least ten minutes before the a»l« tised departure of the train, or the Department will not be responsible for its despatch. ""SS^ gcrs who havo lost luggage are requested to give notico to tbo Station Masters at onco, i» Department will not De responsiblo for any luggago or parcels improperly left .trout, ~<» Station promises. „«,„., GOODS AND PARCELS to Flag Stations, platform, and private Bidings, where no omcro of the Department is in charge, must be prepaid, and will be put out at suoh Stationß at v» risk of consignee. „ ~._. „» _ PARCELS must bo at tho Station at least thirty minutes beforo tho advertised tunn w departure of tho train by which thoy aro lo bo forwarded. : , ~ ...j^ud HORSES, CARRIAGES, AND DOGS.-The Department does not undorUko to tonwa Horseß, Carriages, or Dogs by any particular train, but when sent thoy niust bo at the fww^sg Stations half-an-hour beforo the departure of tho train. Tho owners of horses must_P™J't u means of securing them in the horse box, and the Railway Department will not be ««»K for any injuries sustained through their breaking loose or otherwise, nor will it carry unbroken or vicious horees. At country Stations reguisitionß for horse boxes or v*»-» tru<S s.JJ. Ußt ba,made tho da?before thoy are wanted. . ,„„_. ,<r_ e y DOGS mußt be provided with chains or other sufficient means of securing them, * will not be allowed in carriages, and tho sender must obtain a ticket, to bo given up new" "* end of tho lournoy, before the dog ia delivered. , ...-_-rf-__r. SMOKING is BtrlcUy prohibited in any part of tho Railway premises or in the can-*™ except those specially set anart and marked for the purpose : — tr AU Time Table. inoSa prior to this date are »»WSw_a_4 GeMn i»_iiß«, • . , . ....... »,..... ■■ - ' * - - -■ ■ *!*