How He Made His Fortune.

1 wAlkkb along that narrow country road •with a heavy heart, I was out o*. employ ment, my pockots were empty, and I had no prospect of getting n moal nor yet finding shelter for the night. Then tho gall in my heart mounted. 1 ground my teeth, my oyes sparkled with rage, i ■clenched my tists in my empty pockets, I cast myself into tho hedge, nnd glowered boforu mo into tho glaring dusty road. At that moment my cyos rested on somothing glittering boforo mo on tho road. It Hashed in tho sun liko glass. I paid no attention to it at first, but its sight attracted my curiosity, and prcsontly I stopped to sco what it was. I picked up a little glass vessel, with a nosvle at ono end of tho tiibo, and an indiarubbor receiver at tho other. It was an antistylograph pen. Then, hardly knowing what 1 did, I tilled my left palm with cliu-i out of tho road, and amused myself with charging tho littlo ink-syringe with it, and (hiving it forth again in v cloud, by compressing Uio indiarubber vessel at tho end. I thought of nothing nil tho time, and obsorvod nothing but this toy, till 1 was roused by a voice addressing mo, and tlion I looked up. Opposite mo stood a farmor, as 1 conjectured by his dross anil gonoral appearance ilo was watching my proceedings with great curiosity. "Woll, master," says ho, "I reckon you'vo a queer sort of a hinstrumont tlioro. What bo that, now ? You bo a doctor, I suppose I" " Whateta could I bo?" laskod ironically. " And what bo that quoor sort of a thing [n your hand ?" " A surgical instrument, of course" " And what bo that thero powdor in tho t'other hand V

"That! Oh, that is tho boat possiblo of medicines, tho very elixir of lifo, a compound of tho rarest and most valuablo of nil condi ments. It's scientific name is Tou-d'apamei bomonos-pvosephe-podns-okus— Achilles." Tho farmor was immensely impressed with tho words—a lino of tho " Iliad " which arose uncnllod for to my lips. "And now," ho said, "might I nmko so bold as to ask what that medicine is good for ?"

" Every malndy man is heir to. Wo nil come to it at last, and tho soonor the batter."

"I'm bad in my livor," said ho. " Now, if I may tako tho liberty to ask, doosit touch tho livor?"

"Touch tho liver!" laughed I. "It touches it moro strongly than calomel." Tho farmer was greatly impressed, "Hang it I" said ho, "I wish you would throw your dust into my oyos. I don't mind paying you for it. What is your charge ?" "Fivo-and-six for such as you," 1 said. " Tho quality—a guinea." Ho drew forth his purso at once and handed mo the money. "There now," said he, " blow oway."

I sent a pull of dust into his eyes. Ho applied his handkerchief to them, and then said, shaking himsolf, " Hang it I I believe you are right. I feel easier in my liver already. There la my old woman, she's bad with lumbago. Now, do'ee think you could do her any improvement!"

"Try mo," enid I, " Well, I will," ho said. " Como along. It's not far otr to our place, and if I might make so bold as to 03k you to tako a bite of dinner with us, I'd take it kindly. Hero's another fivo-and-six, paid aforehand for the old lady, and if sho is better, in a day or two we'll have you to throw dust in our oyos again." Ten minutes after I had half-a-gumea in my pocket. After I had puffod dust into the eyes of the farmer's wife, and promised to call a?ain, I hastened to the office of the principal local newspaper and inserted an advertise ment — "Dr. BobertFlopjohn, M.C.S, Salamanca, D.P.L., Mantua, Professor of Experimental Chemistry, Leydon, is visiting this town for a few days only. He is in possession of a panacea for all maladies, having arrived by a concatenation of evidence at a conclusion which has escaped all empirics. Dr. R.F.has practised for a number of years in the principal towns of the Continent, and_ triad his specific on a number of complicated cases, and has never known it to fail. In offering this new yet world-old remedy to the public, it is not liko bringing out an untried article. For over twenty-hvo years it has been put to the severest teat of experience. Fully understanding its in grodionts, Dr. II.F. is prepared to say that not only will no injurious results follow, but that absolute success must ensue. He has never known it fail to either relievo or euro the disease for which it was taken. He ha.s letters from all parts of Great Britain and Ireland, Germany, France, Belgium, Hol land, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Russia, Turkey, and Greece, from thoso that have been cured of different complaints, which he will be proud to show to anyone who desi'estoseethem. Consultation from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and again from 6 p.m. to 0 p.m." It was really amazing to see how my door was besieged with persons desirous of having dust thrown in their eyes after this advertisement had circulated. Money poured in. I was engaged in blowing dust into tho eyea of my patients all day and until late at night. 10 p.m. was too late to roceive, 9 p.m. too late to knock off work. Patients of all classes camp to mo. Some paid guineas, some half-guineas, most fivo and sixpence. It was now easy as to my futuro :it was socurod. As timo passed and I found that I had more patients than I could attend to, I extended my hours of consultation, and had new and more commodious promises built. Tho rents from the upstair offices amounted to a considerable figure. Of course I could not attend to all who sought an interview. I thorof oro did up little parcels of dust in blue, red, and gold paper. I had them stamped as quack medicines, and sold them at 2s lid per packet. The injector I sold separately at ss. Bat even this did not satisfy me. I announced that I would give a packet to everyone who would apply to me gratis. I put this advertisement in something like three hundred newspapers, and the result was that applications poured in on ma from every quarter. I am afraid to say how many thousand packets of common road dust I thus distributed free of charge. With each packet I enclosed a printed form to tho effect that though the powder was given grati3, yet the necessary apparatus for its injection into the eyes could not be given away without a small charge of five shillings to cover the outlay of its manu facture. These little squirts of glass and indiarubber cost me threehalfpenco each from the manufacturer. I knew that I sold 3,600 of them, which alone brought in £900, less their cost, which was £22 10s, so that the net profit I made was £877 10s. After that I had numerous orders for packets of oyo-dust. On the average I sold five to each syringo, and that, at 2s ljd each, amounted to £1,912 10a. By visits and personal attendance on cases I made as much as £25 per week, or £1,300 per annum. That made per annum— £ s. d. Sale of squirts 877 10 0 Saleofduat 1,912 10 0 Professional attendance... 1,300 0 0

£4,090 0 0 I havo not deducted the cost of advertising and painting, nor of the rod, bluo and cold paper m which I wrapped up tho dust, nor of the sealing-wax impressed with my seal (without which none was centime). Roughly calculated, throwing dust in folk's oyes brought me in an annual income of £3,500. But tbo most extroardmary feature of tho caso was that I received testi monials as to the efficacy of my remody from all quarters, without any solicita tion—indeed, every post brought me in recognition o£ the wonderful results thht had followed on the throwing of dust into people's eyes. «.*... . . j You might suppose that those who had once tried°my remedy and found it to fail would have given it up in disgust. Mo such thing. They went on with it with unshaken credulity till laid hold of by some other quack.

111-luck at Cricket.

Eveiiy cricketer knows tho importance of winning tho toss, which gives the captain of an eleven the right of determining ■whether he shall send his men first to the wicket or to the field. The extraordinary ill-luck of tho Derbyshire Eleven, which last season lost twenty-ono tossoa running, has directed attention to the necessity^ of devising some method whereby the rotation of innings shall bo decided without leaving quite ao much to chance. Lord Harris proposes at an early meeting of the Maryle bono Club to move a now rule which will leave it to the result of the toss which side Bhall have choice of innings hi the first match between two clubs; but will provide that in the roturn match the captain who is unlucky at the first toss shall have the first choice.

Ttffe AUCKLAND EVENING STAic. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1886

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Sewing Machines. giNGER SEWTNG MACHINE*, Sales Id 1882 603,292 Machines. „ ISBI 501,030 „ . Increase .42,256. ja.TIIKKE OUT OF KVKUY FOUR MA CHINKS SOLO IN TIIK WOULD AiM SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF TIIHKK HUNDRED FIRST PRIZES 1! ! AND AT CHRISTCIIURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD <fc TWO SILVER MEDALS, To bo obtained at PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK Only at 261, Quken-strkkt, Auckland, beware of german and other SINGER SEWING MACHINES. TEA-/ Unrivalled /o'/ is /o7 ou bM/ wsk/ TEA I /&)/ ABOUNDING yoY « /iy Strength / AND yHIGH QUALITY. mo MR J. H. WITHEFORD. SIR,—I have tho honour to inform you that your tender lor tho solo right of Advertising on the Auokland section of tho Now Zealand Rail ways has been accepted by tho Uon. Minister for Publlo Works on behalf of tho Queen. I hare, &c, J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager, Wellington, December I,ISSI, Spacee at 63 Railway Stations may bo had on application at my ofllco. Business men desirous ot having; special notices, almanacs, &c, can havo them erected Immediately at a very modo rate charge. N.B.—Advertisers trill pleaso note that so other person has tho right of receiving adver tisements for thoso Railway Stations. J. H. WITHEFORD, December 15. issi. NORTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANX (LIMITED). TIME TABLE, On and after MONDAY NEXT, Sept. 22,1881 Auckland to Mt. Albert Avondale to Mt. Albert and Avondale. . and Auckland. Leave Union Bank, Loavo Avondale. 7. 0 a.m. 8. 0 a.m. 10.15 a.m. 9.0 a.m. 12.15 a.m. 11.30 a.m. •2.15 p.m. 2.15 p.m. i.15 p.m. t3. 5 p.m. 6>lsP-m>SAtUWAtS.S-3°P-m ---■ 7. 0 a.nr. 8. 0 a.m. •10.15 a-m. . 9. 0 a.m, J.lO pjn, tIJ. 0 a.m. 2.30 p.m. 1.30 p.m. a«p.m. f55 p.m. 11. 0 p.m. 6.30 p.m. AUCKLAND TO WEW LYNN. 2.30 p.m. 8.15 a.m. 11. 0 p.m. 5,15 p.m. • For Mount Albert only. t From Mount Albert only. HOLLIS AND CO.'S LINE OF COACHES, ~;\ ALTERATION OF TIME TABLE. T Leave Omcrnnnu Lbave Auckland (Manukau Hotel). (Greyhound Hotel) 8.0 a.m. "■ 8.45 a.m. ■ 8.30 a.m. 9.45 sum. 9.0 a.m. g 10.30 a.m. 9.30 a.m. « 11.0 a.n). 10.0 a.m. . ?• 12.15 noon 10.30 a.m. fig 1.0 pjn, 11.15 noon . o 1.30 p.m. 12.15 p.m. jJS6 2.0p,m. 1.0 p.m. 3 -w 2.45 p.m. 1.30 p.m. „•*?« 3.15 p.m. 2.30 p.m. g« * 4.(1 p.m. S.OT).m. S^g UOp.in. 8.30 p.m. £ _ CD p.m. 4.0 p.m. £552 6.30 p.m. 5.0 p.m. §«§ 6.0 p.m. O.HO p.m. r«P3 63a 11-"1- Monday, 6.0 p.m. v-go Mondays, ll.<Fp.ttf, Saturdays, it.Op.m, g£r! Saturdays, 10 p.m; 6.30 p.m. "a*6l • 11p.m. - Sundays. Sundatb i 8.30 a.m. 10.0 a.m, 12 noon 2.0 p.m, 4.30 p.m. 6.0 p.m HOLLIS & CO.. JrTonHdton. P. HOLLIS'S LINE OF • COACHES. LEAVE ONKHUNGA-ManukauHotol-7.30, 8,8.30, 9.9.45,10.30, 11.15 a.m., 12.15, 1, 1.30, 2.30, 3, 4. 5.30 p.m. Mondays-6 p.m. Saturdays-6, 6.30 p.m. Sundays—B.3o a.m., 12 noon, 4.30 p.m. LEAVE AUCKLAND-Groyhound Hotel 9. 9.15. 10.30,11 a.m., 12.15, 1, 2, 2.15, 3.15. i, 4.30, 5,6, 7 p.m. Mondays—ll p.m. Saturdays—lo,ll p.m. Sundays—lo a.m., 2,6 p.m. Binele Fare, Is; Return Faro, Is 6d. Tickets sold by the dozon:—To and from Ono hunga, 7s; to and from Greenwood's Comer, 6s; to and from Brown-street, Epsom, ss. R. P. HOLLIS Proprietor. "OAINBRIDGE'S TIME TABLE, From Union Bank—22 minutes past the hour. From The Three Lamps—7 minutes to the hour. Night Trips from Town—fcpast 8, J-past 9, hpaat 10, and j-past 11. From Thrkk Lamps— 1,9,10, 11. From Union Bank to Shelly Beach and 3 arsfield-sthekt—7 minutes past 9,23 minutes to 10,7 minutes past 10,23 minutes to 11,7 minutes past 11, 23 minutes to 12, 7 minutes past 12, 7 minutes past 2, 23 minutes to 3, 7 minutes past 3, 23 minutes to 4,7 minutes past i, 23 minutes to 5, 7 minutes post 5, 23 minutes to 6, and 23 minutes to 7. From Shelly Beach—B.3o a.m,, 8.45 a.m.. 10.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 3.30 p.m., 4.30 p.m., and 7.45 p,m. DEVONPORT, WAIWERA, AND WARKWORTH ROYAL MAIL COACH. Mondays, Wednesdays, Tuesdays, Thursdaysl Fridays. Saturdays. Lcwo. Leavo. Dovonport, 8 a.m, Warkwortb, S a.m. Takapuna, 8.30 a,m. Puhoi, 9.30 a.m. Wade, 10.30 a.m. Waiwera, 10.15 a,m. Waiwera, 12 noon ! Wade, 11.30 a.m. Puhoi. 12.45 p.m. I Takapuna, 2 p.m. Arrive. Arrive. Warkworth, 2.30 p.m. I Devonport, 2.30 p.m. Booking Office at Lilewall Bros.' Store and P. 0., Devonpor^ HOSi BUTLEK, Proprietor.



D. F. Eva n s, ESTATE, HOU3K. AND LAND AGENT, AUCTIONEER, &O. mo CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT IN THIS CITY FOR SALB. All that TulnaWo nnd CVmtrally Situated Pro perty. ivnsiHiim.: of KKKKIIOIjI) ALLOTMENT, tOKftlicr willi OiimmuiliiHiß Double bliop, Storo room, nnd ;> Uooina upstjiira. built of lii'iclc on stone foundation, in llrst-cliiss position, ami woll adapted I'or.Sillcitor'nl.'liainliiTH, liomik -sltu-inul In SliorttuiHi-.ilreot, noiir those hnndaowo anil extensivo new premi-ses incoi'iso of const'■no tion for Uio KVKNiNo Sr.ut; ami also near tlic Post olV.iv. ii;mk:i. ami Ihrsr iii(is;iii:ic.<iit n-w bloc-K of l)uiliUii|M (I'io Airiul.') now iibout to bo erecu\l ior Uu New Zealand liiauniueu Com pany. This Is aivnl Hi-st-cliiHs Inyostment, iiki! will worthy Hie lUtcutlun of ouplUilintu. i ia, ivith out doubt, tho nu)!.t. valuable iiml ::,ah\l invest ment now in tho Alarkot, will) undtniiiitilo proa pootivo value, second to none in Auckland. (iJ7) ABTirUR-STRKKT, oir Franklin Road-Now Villa licsirtonco ; vcmudnh alul Iwlotuiy: pis nnd wati'ri nun stove, Sro.; beautiful view. I'rice, ;C7OO. 12U0 ALIIKHT AVKNUK, Mt. Kdon-Vllla Heal douce of 7 mourn: reKister Rrutcs. rnnno in kitohon. Allotmoutil x 'JI0; bank of Allot ment hna frontage to Sydonham Itoad. Price, myQ. AVONDALK-Splondld plcoo of lovol Land in grasu (10 acri!B),*3s per aero only. 'liirniß. (JO*) AUCKLAND—VaIuabIo nuelnosa Sltoforßalo, situate In Shortlund-stroet, cornor of Milla Lsiiie. and Immediately botween tlio pre inisea of Messrs A. Chirk and Soua uud Bycroft and Co. Terms easy. BKLLWOOD. Jfonnt Kosklll Road-Comfort ablo Verandah Cottnk'o of I rooms; bnK'e allotjiient, 60 X ISJ. I'rleo, only Cl 10. (1355) CHUnCH-STHKKT-Vllla Itcsldanoeot 5 rooms, tltted with cupboards, dresser roKiitor Rnito, oven, &o.: wood well and tank, well-stocked garden. Price, KSSO. <"-i>> CRUMMKK UOAD-Villn of 7 rooms: wash house, copper, city water and khs, kitchen ratiKo; linisliod in llratclass style; pood view. £ISO. 1323 OLKVKIjAND ROAD, PARNKLL—FIrst-clasa Family Uesldonoo of 0 rooms; wash-houso. Una unit water jKrnnil view ; largo allotment, grounds nicely hud out £1,200. (1SJ1) DRUHY—Farm of 1,400 neres. partly Improved: CotUiRO and out-bulldint?a. «o<Kt laud, woll watered. Owner would subdivide. Price, £3 10 per aero. Near the Karakn. (1381) KPSOM-0J acres of First-class Voloanlo Land, fronts main road; grand position. (1382) KAST TAMAKI—Nice Little Farm of 51 acres; good grass; plenty of water; valuablo busk; good alluvial Boll; £220. HUD BPSOM—T ilia Residence and Grounds. A Iso, splendid Building Allotments, near resi dence of X lleskoth. Esq. (175) EPSOM—Gentloman's Rosidenoe and Groands. Tills is tho property of a Gentleman who has spared neither tiiuo nor monoy, not only in beautifyinpr the Grounds, but in furnish ing tho House with ovory possiblo com fort and eonveuiouec. Stables and nocossary out-buildings, &c, &o. Cards to view from tho undersigned. (1118) FRANKLIN ROAD — First-class Villa Resl donco of 6 rooms ; allotment 51.! x 103; grand position, with Bplcndid viow. 1315 FLAT BUSH-A good Farm of 90 acres, with all usual out-buildings, ovon; about 18 miles from Auckland. Must bo sold. 1033 FERNLKIGH-3TREET-3 Verandah Cottages of 3, 1, and 5 rooms respectively. In good order. City water laid In. Prioo, for the three, £500. A good Investment. (1102) FRANKLIN ROAD—Two Good Villa Resi donees, almost now—ono of 6 rooms and the other of 5; gaa and water. Allotments 33 x IPO each; mngnlllcent vlow of harbour. Prico, only «l,4(!0. (1060) GEOHGK AND KYLE STREETS (cornor of)- Vory superior House, beautifully llnlshed oil' in ceuar and ornnmental v.-oods. To bo sold at onco ; a bargain. 1103 GLADSTOXK-Grand Allotment about 70 x 332. Price, 27a 6d per foot. (1209) GLENBURN, PONSONnY-Threo magnificent Sites for Marine Villa Residences. Trice for tho throe, £t!SO. Superb view of Queen street Wharf, North Shore and Harbour. (1035) HUN'UA—I7O acres Bush Land, situated about 0 miles from station ; good stream of water. Prico, only £1 per acre. {It-H HAMILTON — Splendid Littlo Farm of 100 acres, mostly subdivided into paddocks, situate near tho township: good road, splen did houso, lino position. Price only i-JW. KING-STREET, closo to Thrco Lamps-Two Splendid Building Sitca; each lot has front ago of 33 feet. 1253 LINCOLN-STREET—Houso of I ropms. with every convenience. Good vosition : allot ment 33 x ICO. Prico, £350. (MIS) LAKE ROAL, NORTHCOTK—26 acres of Land (ilrst class land), only a short distance from the Wharf; very cheap. 1-107 MARAKTAI—IIO acres of Bush (kauri and black birch), containing about 408,000 feet kac.ri. 1,000,000 feet birch, and 700 tons of bark. Stock and plant at valuation. £750— part cash, MANUREWA—ISO aores Good Mixed Lan (yolcanio and loam), near Mr Alartln'd Prico, £6 per acre (UOO)s. NEWTON ROAD—Good investment; two very nice Houses: gns and city water in each, lioth in first-class ordor and in Bplcndid position, cloao to Karaugiihapo Itond. Grand position for shop, (12*1) NORTHCOTE, right on tho Point-Magnificent vlow of harbour; an Allotment. 132 x 132, with Cottago and Garden. Only £3.5*1; a bargain. (1281) NORTH §HORE-Several Marino Residences and Allotments. Roaidcncos ranging from £180 and upwards. Allotments from £2 per foot. ONEHUNGA (HillsbroI)— About 17 acres magni ficent Land; adjoins Pah Estate. Beautiful views. ONKONENUI. Ararimu (about 28 from Auck land and 3 milcß from railway station)— Splondid Farm of 787 acres, well watered, grand pioco bush: good homestead, sundry out'buildlngs, stock-yards, &c; good road, near station. (1301) OAKLANDS ROAD, MOUNT EDEN-Vsry Nice Houso of 6 rooms; pantry, storo and bath-room ; bay window; allotment, G6 x 132. Prico, £500, on terms, 0207) PONSONBY ROAD, oloso to tho Threo Lamps —First-class Business Site, unequalled in tho district. 1312 PARK ROAD—Good Houso of 7 rooms, pleas antly situated ; splondid vlow; largo allot ment. Prico £630. • (1121) PIAKO, Upper Thames—Magnificent Block of about 2,000 acres First-class Lund. First class family residenco, men's cottages, and numerous outbuildings, orchard, &c (11IB) PUKEKOHE-Good Freehold Cornor Allot ment, with Honso of 1 rooms, Shop, stable, and out-house. (1101) POMPALLIEU TERRACE—Very pretty Cot tago. In Bplcndid order ;vory nlco garden. allotment, 50 x 100. Prioo, £350. (1207) PARNKLL (Brighton Road)— Now Houso of 6 rooms and workshop, Btovo, register grate; verandah side and front: allotment, 60 x 310. Price, £125. Can bo sold on terms. 1193 PONSONBY-Splendid Villa Sito in Curran-st. Well situated, grand view. (1131) PONSONBY ROAD. — Good Villa Residence, closo to tho Franklin Road; quite new; gas and wator; allotment 66 x 100. Price. £1,000. PERCIVAL PARADE—Good Brick House of 6 rooms; flreplaco in every room; good viow, and cloao to tho water. Price, only £300. 1377 RICHMOND ROAD - Handsomo Villa of 7 rooms. &c.; kitchen range, copper, &c, &c. (freehold). £500. (1233) ROCKY NOOK—Good Houso of f! rooms and verandah ; allotment 10 x 120; quite new; £460. (1238) RANGIRIRI — Compact Little Farm ot 200 acres, mostly in grass ; pleasantly situated on bank of the Waikato, near tho station. (1899) RYLK-STRKET—Pretty Verandah Villa of 5 rooms, &c.; allotment 66 x 120; a very desirable residence. (1039) SUNNYSIDE ROAD, MOUNT EDEN - Handsome New Villa, 8 rooms. &c. &c. Largo Allotment. Prico, only £670. (1217) TAMAKI EAST—Snug Farm of 120 acres: good land and residenca of 7 rooms ami usual outbuildings. TUAKAU—lmproved Farm of 111 acres, good House, and out-buildings; orchard: ali in grass; part croi ped. Very comfortable and desirable place. £1,100, TAURAROA—BO acres of mixed bush Land for , £40. (1178) ■ VALLEY ROAD, Mount Edon-Grand Build ing Allotments, splendid view, from 30s per foot. Terms. 131S VIEW AVENUE, MOUNT EDEN-New Villa Residonco of 5 rooms, and outbuild ings; scoria soil, and good position. Only £320. (1007) VERMONT-STREET—Commodious and com fortable Villa Residenco of flvo rooms, wash house, cellar, &c; city water and every con venience ; good allotment. Very cheap. WAlPU—Grand Farm of 260 |acres—tho vory best in the district; good honso and out buildings ; to be sold very cheap. (1116) WOLF-STREET, off Hepburn street — Nice Villa Residence/5 rooms, largo workshop, &C..&C. £120. ' (1212) D. P. EVANS, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT. AUCTIONEER, &C. Land Maet— Queen-stheet. nktjc Bans or Australasia..



BAMDEL VAILE.] [JOHN DOUGLAS. Vaile & Douglas (Lath Samuel Vaile), HOUSE. LAND. AND BSTATK AGKNTa. LAND AND KBTATK AUCTION BE US, REAL KSTATK VALUATORS. BROKERS UNDKIt THK LIAND TRANSFER SKORTLANDSTREET (NkXT ths Post Oititiok), HANK X B a 1 Bank ov New South walks. 800 ftleo our advertisement in " N.Z. Herald and " Weolsly Nowa. 1 MORTGAGES BOUGHT JOttlfortnbio COTTAGE of 4 rooms and lu.w room uudornenili: water l:iM on; oliwo ,Ti.m.1«...,.»: .HUHuicu :kx 100. roo j.",|.) 1 1 ~„■ ...,t,v 1,.1'i.n 1 ill 11:1.3 ""'i'l '■OliHl lie rn ; ->w.l. Vnilc.tlloUH'lasiioii.ioMililKstnto ,\,vnu. MHi.ih -street. . '•>■? JOTTAUK of 5 rooms in n [rood situation noiir to town : allotmeut :» * UK) i lihintod with fnittivoa. :ili in full lu'imnK. ,I' n'' i c'/ ,7 ..:,.,,.,],,.~! ~ 1 lutl Niiio Utt.lo.rAKM of 8} ncroa within 13 mili'3 of Auokliind, t"Jinan rond. cloai);lo i-hiiivh mid aohuol and railwsr "ti'lion; nil fciurd; half in Krnss an.l liaU iv trai'V now llousd of I niom-. V^\ ii'ifHl.-Vnilij nnil lioiiKlaii, Uiiulnnii KbUUo Agents. SlwrUand bi r.-t-V uit-sl tin., l'osit-ollloo). HO? HOTEL.—BiJoihIM Family Hctol, contain iniiilO rooms, all uuvv and >voll-buiU of brick aiul cuuu-nted fioat, logutlivr will; largo public liall, inn! ovi'vy coiiviMiic.nfo, Bitiialod ill » tiirivini,' townsiliiii. oloso to rnilway. &c, sublo iv connect ioii with hotel, ami tho whole doing a good trmlo.-l'iico and icnnt on appll cation to Vnilo & Douglas, House and k?<,» tt> S^NiHn Or"INKSS ALLOTMENT on tlio I'onsonby ltoud. In commanding posl r 5^ nv dai?i Attea jess buKnoalSotKbnts. kewton, 0 low ouch, 2 of them having frontages of 60 feet by v dupth ot 110 foot, and (ho otliers front ages of 40 feel by name depth. Price low. and tenna QM7,aa may he nmingod.-\ mlo and Douglns, Lund iiml Ustato Agents, next tho Post-oilloo, Bliortlaml-slroct. Ui' SMALL FARM of U ncrcs, very suitable tor n working man; all In cultivation; riph land; llouso of 3 rooms and kitcbon, Btablo, &n Price, £2iW. lM) CHEAP LITTLE HOMESTEAD, 14 ncros, Kast Tamaki; all in grass and crop. Cottago of 3 rooms ami siimll one of 2 rooms. *a*). PARTLY IMPROVED FARM of 132 ui-res all fenced ;15 acres in grass. Splendid pmillon for fruit farm ; doop wutor frontiigo; I'loae tv town. £o per aero. ISU £300 - UOOD LITTLE WATERSIDE FARM of macros, with largo run adjoining; 2o to 30 acres In cultivation; aploudid plaoo for fruit growing. Terms ea»y. — Vnllo ana Douglas. Land and EaUto Agota, fohortland- Btroot: iminodlatc posßOssion. '„. £220—COTTAGE of 4 rooms, with allot ment 33 x KSlt., neut garden, and olosfl to tho tram-lines.—Vallo and Douglaa, HoußO and Lund Auonta. Hlioi-tland-sLreoL 1552 £300—Very Convoniont COTTAGE of 4 rooniß and acullory, allotmont 83 x 80ft, within quartor of an hour's walk from Quoon-streot. —Vallo and Douglas, Houso. Ijind aud Kstato Aeents. noxt P. 0.. Shortland-strcot. 13513 £650—HOUSE of 5 rooms and Kitchen, gaa and wator laid on. (to.; workßhup U x 14. Allotment, with frontago of 83 feet to Upper Unlonatreot, and frontiigo to Nolson-street of SI foot,—Vuilo and Douglas, Ijand and Estata AKi'.nts, Shortland-stroet. LARGE FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, 66 x 117 foot, togothor with dwelling-hoo*), Btables, &0., conveniently situated, within 7 minutes' walk of Post-oflloo, and Buitablo either for privato ronldenco sites, or for busi ness purposes; prioo moderate. Torms eaey. —Vallo and Douglas, LandundHouse AgenU, Shortland-stroot. 1324 £630—NEW HOUSE of 6 rooms, with out houso, tanks, &c, and allotment 66 X 198, volcanlo soil; convenient Bltuation. — vaile and Douirlaa, Houso and Land Agent Bhort land-street. 1271 £6OU—Capital Wotoreido FARM, of 90 acres, about half rich alluvial flat, 30 aores in eraas. Iloneo of 1 rooms, dairy, Bhods, &c— VailoandDouttlas, Land AgontS, Bhortland ,t,wt. r 1227 VERY CONVENIENTLY SITUATED HOUSK ot 5 rooms, water and eras laid on, wash-house, &o; 5 miiiutoa' walk from Queen fi'rcet. Price, £Mo.—Vallo and Douglas, llouso. Laud, aud Katato Agents, Hhortland-stroet. £100.—HOUSE of 6 rooms ; colonial ovon, grates, &c every convenience; corner allot ment, good situation.—Vaile and Douglas, House uud Kstuto Agents. Shortland-Btreet £3SO.—NEW HOUSE of 6 rooms, vorandah back and front, wash-houso; all drained; gas and water ; allotment, KOft x 132 ft; good situii tion close to tram-linen.—Vallo and Douglas, House, ljind, ami Kstuto Agents, next to the General Post-olllco, Hhortliind Btreot. 1112 W. L. M ITCHELLI land and estate agent, Coombkh's Ahc.vde, Qurbn-stbekt, BANKERS—National liank of Now Zealand. Telephone Exchange, No. 10U. Itents and Interest Colleoted in town and Money Invested for Capitalists on flrst-clasa Boeurltloß without charge. JlortgagfS mid Loans negotiated. Partnerships arranged. l-:stati:s Managed (or Absentees and others. 'I'eiuintd guaranteed to landlords. Houses To Lot and Properties For Sale or Lease puiced on my liooks l''rue of Chargo. InMirancea effected at Lowest Kates, and Conlldtutiul Agencies undertukou. BUILDISQ ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE. CITY—A Grand Kroohold, Bltuato in Customs street West, near tho junction of VlctoriasU A double frontago; an excellent sito for fac tory. Only £750, and easy terms. CHEAP ALLOTMENTS. Sussox-streot, near to Upper Pitt-street, £3 per foot. COMMERCIAL KOAD-33 X 100. VICTORIA AVKN UK-Grand Corner, also Good Allotments, £3 per foot. KINOSLANJ)—Cheap Allotment, only £35. MOUNT EDEN, main road—Good Business Stand, £7. VIKW KOAD—i!3 por foot. VICTOI! 1A A VKN UK, Mount Eden—Kxcollont Villa Sito £.1. MAUINK I'AUADE, Ponsonby- £3 per foot. KING-STRKKT :10s por foot. ALLOI'MKNT-Nolson-street, 11 x 105, £8 per foot. WKLLINOTON-ST.—Allotment, £S por foot. PONMONItY ROAD—£II per foot. KINUSLAND, main road—Allolmont, £3 por MOUNT KOSKlJiTj—Allotment on main road, very cheap, at. f«s. KAHANUAIIAPK ROAD—A Grand Slto for linsiness, KM per foot. PKOdPECT-STIiEET—32a Cd por foot WELLESLKY-STRKET, noar to ]lobson-stroot —A grand investment, 48 foot frontago, with Buildings; £30 por foot. OBNTLEM AN'S VILLA-Dolightf nlly situated, near Kallway SUition; tbrco miles from town. Tho grounds aro tastefully laid out, nnd comprlso nearly Two Aoroa of Choice Volcanlo Land. Prlco, ifil.lOC. SUIIURHAN VILLA, with ovor Throo Acres— A grand north oust aspoct, well slioltoied. With tow exceptions, this is a Property not to ho equalled for situation, and it has tho ad vantago of a splendid crook of beautiful cloar water, ptiro as crystal, and roomy onough for bathing facilities; £100 cash, tho bulanco us agreed. WOOD-STREET, Ponsonby—Firstclaes rcsl dence; a good cornor sito with unintorupted vlow of tho harbour. Ono of Bho best propor ties in tho district. I'rieo, £tKX), with easy tcrniß. PONSONBY lIOAD—An exceptionally Grand Cornor Sito. £20 por foot. WOOD-STREET, Ponsonby - Choice Villa Residence, largo rooms, and very lofty; con crete walks, and splendid marine view. £860, with Cftsy terms. BIKKKNHKAD—2J Acres, at £50 por acrs. £50 cash. Balanco on easy terms. RAGLAN, Government Township —A Good Section. Very cheap. CHEAP COTTAGEi FOR WORKING MEN. Sttinlcy-strcot ..£3OO Commercial Road £280 Homc-stroot .. £250 Kingsland.. .. £110 ICingsland.. ..£250 Sussox-Btrect ..£350 Very easy terms for either of tho above, on do fcrred payment system.can bo arranged. HKPBURN-STREET (City) - Freehold Rosi dence and Grounds, with ovory oonvenionco for a family. £50 cash; tho balanoo as agreed. KARANGAHAPK KOAD-Ono of tho fore most properties in this rapidly advancing thoroughfare, near tho residence of Dr. Richardson, having a frontago of 38 foot, with very comfortablo residence of 9 rooms. Price, £1.150. BERErIfORD-STREET—City Freehold with Dwelling-house of 7 rooms. Only £000. NKW L\'NN—Very cheap Cottages. Easy NEW LYNN, near Railway Station-10 acres wcll-slielturcu land, just tho thing for a working man; good for Market Garden and Orchard. Price. £12 per acre. LUCAS'S CREEK-500 Acres Valuable Timber Land, containing over 500,000 foot of Kauri, suitable aa baulk timber, which can bo easily got out. A largo quantity available for Shingles, Fillings, l'osls, S:c. Tho Block con tains at least. 100,000 feet of Rickers. valuable for small Bpars. which can bo easily got into Auckland harbour within two days, oosidoa which there ure fully 10,000 tons of Firewood. Therein monoyinthia property, and it is dirt cheap to a man who understands how to work it. IMPROVED FARM—I7S Acres; good Houso and Out-bulldinga; 10 acre 3 fonced and ploughed; 2 acres Orchard in full bearing, within half a nnlo of Railway Station. M'AfFITRICWA.—ISO Acres, tho best part of tho block known as Huntor's Bush, with some valuable puriri and a running stream of fresh water. £$ per acre. KYBER PASS.-Good Shop and Residence. Cheap. FARM, MAHURANGI.-352 Acres, with 100 Acres in Grass, and good Dwelling of 10 Rooms. To ho Leased, on easy terms. "vv". L. MITCHELL, " ' LAND AND ESTATE AGENT! COOMBES'S ARCADE, .QUEEN-STREET Corsetmaker. fTI/TRS DOWN has JltX. just received a Select Assortment of STAY MATERIAL, In every variety and colour. Upon the latest improve- Country orders punctu ally attended to, All parcels sent post free. MRS DOWN, Stay and Corset-maker 1 Upper Hobson-street,



mHB TMTELBOURNH TARAPBRY AMD /CLOTHING, riOMPANY* DIRECT IMPORTERS, QUEEN-3TIIKET, Having completed tholr arrangomonts, aro now SELLING ALL CLASSICS on NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. ThO following QUOTATIONS will oorvo aa a guido to tho Kntlro Stook :- S. D. 4 - BUTTON FRENCH KID (JLOVES, Is 111), KKOULAH mien 3 " INDIAN MUSLIN, IN Pink and ISI,UK, CU TAHU, KKCIULAH I'ltlOH 1 4 TIIKBB GOODS AIIE VEKY I'AHMIONAIII.K YOU. DIIKBBUS. ALL-WOOL NUNS' CLOTH, Nhw SIIADKS, llil>i IUBJDLAJI MUCH ... 1 0 A ORANI) LINE OF ZEPHYR PRINTS, 2'iu, uuauLAß I'IUCK... 0 (ij UORROCKS'S LONG CLOTH, 2s 9l> DO7.KX, RKOUI.AH THICK ... 3 11 8 yards LONG CURTAINS, at 7a IIU IAIK, KKUULAK PRICK ... 12 0 WHITE SHEETINGS, 2 yahps WIDH, GJO YARD, KEOULAII MUCH 11J MEN'S NELSON TWEED TROU SERS, 7s lln, rhoulah mien... 11 C MEN'S SCOTCH TWEED SUITS, 35k, khoclau rniCß 47 C BOYS' KNIOKER SUITS, 4s 11d, KEUUfcAU I'KICI ». 7 C BOYS' AND YOUTHS' OLOTHINQ AT EXTRAORDINARY LOW TRICES. THESE ARE FACT 3. WE INVITK YOU TO TEST FOR ■JJOURBELVES. THE MELBOURNE DBAPEBY AND CLOTHING COMPANY Wish It to bo Distinctly Understood that they do not SKLL LOW CLASS GOODS or RUBBISH. Each Artlclo is Guar anteed of STERLING WORTH TT/- OMAN'S Tji RIE ND. WOMAN'S FRIEND. T\7" OMAN'S jm RIE ND. MRS DR. STUART'S FAMOUS FAMOUS FEMALE TJBMEDIEB. EMA L E IVEMEDIES. CURE HEADACHE. NERVOUSNESS, HYBTKRIA, PAINS iN THE HACK. FLDHHKS, WK.AKNKSH. IRREGULARITY. LANG ITOU. AND TUB DEPRICSbIONS PECU LIAR TO FEMALE EXPERIENCE. MRS DR STUART Han for years dovotcfl ospoclal attention to the disorder!) common to her Box. and in her Koine dies ladioß have Ilio greatest hoon over lntro dnced to public notice. Many ycare' exporionco in IJIO largost female practice in the metropolis, comprising every ano. temperament, and com plaint, lias afforded ample opportunity for the most thorough trial of tho Medlolnos reputod to bo of rnlno, and tho Homedlcs now Introduced to tho ladles of Auckland have won the hlghost esteem and praiaoa from Innumerable mothers and danghusrs rcatorod to strength, regularity, and all tho blowings of sound health. MRS DrTsTUART'S LADIES' TONIC, Js ahb is 60 Per Botha Thft to essentially a Female Tflntn. It con tains the elements roqnuiUe for tho peculiar constitution of woman. Whatever of Talue thoro may be In the legion of quacks and nos trums Imposed npen a too-g«ueroua and con fiding publio for tho stronger sex, tfioy have proved themselves to be utterly valueless for toinale ueo. For loss of appetite, colour and spirits, palpitation of the heart. nnfitncßS for exercise or work, thlß Tonic is tho unrest, mildest, and most agroccblo itrengUi-givcr ever brought bofore Buffering women. MRS DRTsTUARTS LADIES' CALENDAR PILLS, 2s to and is «d Per Box. Tho value of theso Fills for periodical use cannot woll bo over estimated. They are prompt and certain in their notion. They pre vont suffering, discomfort, and anxiety, and are truly tho Female*' Friend. MRS DrTsTUARTTS LADIES' APERIENT PILLS, Is 00 Pkr Box. Those Pills aro highly recommended for In digestion, Headacho, Biliousness, Liver Com plaints-(the latter aro frequently tho cause of Irregularity), Giddiness, Constipation, and especially in conjunction with tho Calendar Pills, with which it is suggested (for reasons fully explained in circulars accompanying Medicines) they should bo obtained. All who havo used thoso Romedies tostify to the kindliness and regularity of tho monthly 3ickneSß. In many cases of palonoss, debility, and loss of appetite of months duration, causing the gravest fears of consumption, tho judicious use of the Pills and Tonic has restored the bloom of hoalth, strength, and enjoyment of food. Tho attention of lady principala, matrons ol public and privato institutions, mothers, mil liners, dressmakers, shop-girls, domestic ser vants, factory girls, and all engaged in seden tary occupations or closely confined situations, Is called to the unequalled Tonic and corrective virtues of these famous Remedies. Circulars, with full directions and valuable ainta from Mrs Dr. Stuart, accompany each bottle and box of tho Remodies. Ladies, aoo advertisement In tho " Herald," Prepared for the proprietor— W. G. THOKNTON, ESQ., At the Laboratory, New Park Road, London, England. sole wholesale and setaiii agents fob aucklaitd, n.z.— MR S. GILBERT, Chemist, (Next to Lennox's, Stationor), QUEEN-STREET; MR T. A. CRAWFORD, Chemist, NEWTON. Fo be had of all respectablo Chemists and Druggists. WOMAN"S~FRIEND. ROBY CHEEKS, APPETITE, and VIGOUR OUS HEALTH. MRS DR. STUART'S FAMOUS FEMALE TONIC. READ, ~ READ.



T.&S.MOKRM&Oo. LIMIT-BID, Furnishing Ironmongers and Ship Chandlers, 'queen strret. T. & S. IORRIN & CO., Limited, .Have now unpacked THIS SEASON'S STOCK of KEROSENE COOKING StOI/ES, ETG., comprising a LARGE ASSORTMENT of the most "seful sizes, etc. NO SMOKE. NO SMELJL AS EFFECTIVE A 8 GAS AND MORE ECONOMICAL. Genuine English and American Electro-plated Ware. Now on View, a beautiful selection of Useful and Ornamental Articles, suitable for Ch^jstmas Gifts, Sports, etc., etc. ICE CREAM FREEZERS! WE CREAM FREEZERS I ICE CREAM FREEZERS 1 T. & S. MOEEEST & CO., QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. TB^WONDERFUIi / Lateat ImprovemanU. VAlnoble Appliances. T«n Yowrs' I (jlnaniute*. Patant AntomftUo Winder. Futont Drop-KoU»r». ariillfilO \*»t»ntLooß«-Wln(Un»-Whe*l. P»t«nt Thread Releaoer. W«r- StVVII«U lth»lm Maohlnei kept In Bep»lr« for three yo»r» FREB 0? ** ■■ ••■»» JfjHAEOB. lUuntibtad O»UlOBue« and Bamplwi ofWorfcfrao MAPUIWrfi J* 0"*"1"011 WEBTBEIM SEWING HACHIKE AGENCY. WlAUnil«t»/ w j BEALE no, QUKKNSTR kbt, AUCKLAND.



Brktts AUCKLAND ALMANAC AND PROVINCIAL HANDBOOK Fob 1885. Thin Standard Book, whioj is Now Ready contains 208 paged of olosoly-prlnted matter re latlng to the Colony of Now Zealand, and fur nishing the rerr latent statistical, official, and dcßorlptlvo account of its resources, ita trade, agriculture railways, telegraphs, official ser vices, Its lawfl. forests, land regulations, indus tries, mines, &c, &c The Book also lnclndos two Dlnrlos—one for tho record of memoranda for every day of the your, and tho othor for tho entry of household expensos. A Ready Rookoner for housewives and dealers will also bo found a useful feature The description of the Provincial District of Auckland covors fifty clOßolv-printed pages. Tlwro aro also attached Lists of Crown Lands open /or settlement in the Province. The Register of Auckland Shipping, Customs Tariff, Stamp Duties, Trains. Coaoh and St«am Tables, Cab and Watermen's Fares, and Direo torlos have all been corrected to the latest date, and will be found invaluable in every mer chant's office. Tho Farm and Garden Calfndars furnish the farmer and horticulturist with directions for every month's operations. Tho Tide, Sunrise, and other Tables are calou lated with tho greatest possible care. All the mattor In tho Book is entirely now, and various important Improvement* have been in troducod to mako tho Book nioro widely useful. PRICE-ONE SHILLING. Sold by all booksellers. H. BRETT, SHORTLAND STREET. PUBLISHER. T^EVONPORT, NORTH SHORE, WELLS BROS., CARTERS AND SXPKKSSMKN. BRICKS. LTMJC. SAND, SCOKIA ASH, POSTS, RAILS. PALINGS, SANf TARY PIPES, ax., &o. N.8.-FENCING DONE AT LOWEST RATES, ESTIMATES GIVEN. YARD OPPOSITE DEVONPORT HALL. QALVATION ARMY. AUCKLAND PRISON GATE BRIGADE AND NIGHT REFUGE. Buperintondant .. .. John Castles Inspector of Home .. ..W. F. Boynton Treasurer .. „ _ C. B. Stonh Secretary W. H. Lbonakd Captain-in-Chahgb .. .. EOBT. LITTLE. THE HOME In connection with tho above Institution belnu Now Open, Brigade Captain Little will be _ DONATIONS OF GROCERIES OR PRO VKI°NI N ° Y %iS YCL» S -at alSo * THE BARRACKS, From 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily. „ The Treasurer, Mr C. B. Stone, would remind the Publio that this Institution cannot be car ried on successfully without Funda. Ho will therefore be most happy to receive Subscrip tions at his office, Queen-street, at any time. TilOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Butchering JD Bußinesa, doing a good cash trade, in the centre of the cityj a low prioe will be taken.— Apply to Jobs Soppet, Land Aaent, No, 8, OHftoa-stroe*



T7-EATING'S T> 0 W D B R. HEATING'S POWDER KKATINU'S POWDER KKATING'S POWDER KILLS BUGS KLEAB MOTH 3 BKKTLKS. Tnrs Powder ib Quttk Habmlbbb to Ani mal Life, bnt Is unrivalled in destroying fleas, bngs, cookroaohos, booties, moths In furs, and every other speoies of insoot. Sportamon will And this in valuable for doßtroying fleas In tholr dogs, as also ladles for tholr pot dogs. TniH Article has Found bo Great a Sale that H has tomptod others to vend a 80-oallod article in imitation. Tho Publio are Cautionkd that tho tins of tho powdor boor the autograph of THOMAS KEATING. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS KKATINO'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'B WORM TABLETS A PURKLY VBOKTABLK SWKKrMEAT, both in appearance and taste, furnishing a most agree able method of administering tho only certain remedy for INTESTINAL or THREAD WORMS. It is a perfectly safo and mild pre paration, and is especially adapted for Children. Bold in Tins by all Chomista and Druggists. Proprietor: THOMAS KEATING. Lokqok, W. L a * b, BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER, THREI DOORS ABOVE " BTAE " OITICK. MBRCHANTB1 ACCOUNT BOOKS, INBURANCE AND MINING REQIBTEB BOOKS BrROIALLY RULKD AND BOUND. Mnelo, Magazines, Publio Libraries, and Bun day School Books well bound. BASKRS 1 SPECIAL RULED DAY BOOKS. Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books Re-bound. BAND AND CHOIR MUSIC BOOKS RULED QTEHDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDEKS CHILDREN CUTTINO TKKTH. OACTION SO PrjROUASKRS. The ralue of thi« well-known Family Medicine hu been largely tested in all parts of the world, and by all grades ot society, for upwards of riFTY tears. Its woll-eamod extensive sale hail induced bpukious imitations, some of which in outward awkaranck so closely resomblo the original as to have deceived many SUTChasers. Tho proprietor, therefore, feels' it ira to the publio to give a special caution ugahißt the use of such imitations. Purchasers are therefore requested carefully to observe tho four following distinctive char acteristics, without which none are genuine :— lßt—ln every ;ase the words John Stked man, Chkmist, Cvalworth, Surrey, are en irravod on the Government Stamp affixed to each packet. tod—Each Single Powder has directions for the dose, and the words John Steedman, Chemist, Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon. 3rd—The name Steodmaa is always spolt with two BE's. 4th—The manufacture Is carried on solely In Walworth, Surrey. Sold in Packets by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors, at Is 1 jd to 2s 8d each. Agents: Kempthorne, Prosser and Co.. Auckland, Wellington- Chai*tab.urch, and Ouiiedin. COACH FROM DEVONPORT TO LAKE TAKAPUNA. Additional Runs, to meot tho convenience of the Publio. TIMH-TABLE. Coaoh leaves Devon- Coach Leaves Lake port Post-office. Sohool-house, 8.20 a.m. 9.5 a.m. 10.30 „ lUS „ 2 p.m. 2.45 p.m. 4 5.15 „ Sundays. 11.0 a,m. 11.45 a.m. 3 cm 5 p.m. DAVIS BROTHERS, Proprietors. '



-*T E W E E A L AND R _"1 j/^ TIME TABLE. —On and after NOVEMBER 24, igj, J AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA LINK. Out. Wkkjc Days. "^ffS a7m.|a.in.ia.m.lno'n p. rnTTIi. in. p. m. p. rn.jp. m. linTm -5_ SI 0 Auckland., dop. r.lfl 8.1011.3012.0 20 |.. -J.IS, 5.20 0.20 % M""r>J 2 Newmm'kct June 7.25 8..W111.40 12.10 2.10 .. i.i>; fi.:w (;.;>; ; ;," ; Us*'; 3 Rwmiora.. .. 7.30 8.55 11.15 12.15 2.15 .. 4.30 f1.35| G. 35 .. j$ «* J9 6 l4urosu Junction 7.15 9.10 dH.0 12.30 2.30 .'i.V JUS 5.50^(5.52 7.30 9,0 jj^ .jj B°OnohllnX a". 7.55 9.2012.1012.10 2.40 3J3J i.ia| oVo 7.0 7.40 0.10 j$ H ONEIIUNGA LINE. ---» ~~ * ' "™ " -. IN. Wkrk Days. — — •• ' "-:6 i —- — a.m. a.m.in.n]. a. 111. p.m. p.m.p.m.p.m ■TntuS —<;■ 0 Onebunga .. .. dcp. 7.5 8.20 16.0 11.15 1.0 320 _.25j 5.lO,RWjSfc S^PeniSunctYon ." '.'. 7.15 B.3oHo.lodibs l"-10d333 «| S^cih^ „••„ W 4 Klli-rßli.o | ]O --, 0 •• •• " *i.40 ••""?;'* 5 fyEs&jL* •: % ||ua ;; i| ssts ||:: g$ 8 Auckland .. .. arr. 7.-15J 8.0 j 10.10 .. 1.10 1.5 1 5.5 5.50 ;; $3 6 Chance for Morcor and Intermediate Stations. • c e'haiiKo for To Awamutu and Intermediate Stations. \ d ClmuKO £or Auckland and Intermediate Stations. c Change for Ot_ju i; MAIN LINK. 7 AUCKLAND-MEECBIt-TK AWAMUTU-MORRINSVILLE-CiMBHto SouTn—Week Dats.l^Jjn a.m. a.m. a.m. a,m n - ■■< 0 Auckland dep. 6.0 6.20 10.10 11,30 >■?; 2 Newmarkot Junotion .. .. 0.10 6.30 io.a) 11.40 r«; 3 Remuera 6.15 .. 10.25 luj JS , a 4 Green Lane •• 1030 ~ "*% b Kllorslio .. •• 10.35 .. ,v 6 Penroso Junction 6.28 7.0 10.45 612.0 fcjS 9 Otahuhu 610 7.10 10.55 12.10 Jf,, 11 Papatoitol .. 11.12 .. ~;| lo! Manurewa .. 11.30 .. '..,'.; lfljl'apakura 8.2 11.15 .. !•«•■. a2ljl£unua .. .. .. "''" 22|Urury 8-15 12.0 12.57 y , a 23 Kunciman .. .. ~ '" a2Bi Paerata .. -. .. ~ "! f.O Pukekoho 8.57 12.30 1.30 cV a3:4BuGkland .. .. .. ■ 35'Tuakau 9.20 10 .. C V a 37 Wangarata .. .. .. "" 40 Pokoiio •■ 1.25 .. til 43MIHICFR \ ?"■ - 955 '••'° 2-10 » 4» MKRCEB \ dep . __ j Ol5 2sj -Jiy, o50! Whangamarlno aM\ Wairangi asfl Rangiriri ■• •• .. „ aCft Ohlnowai •• •■ .. vjl 65!lluntly 12.30 .. 3.35 : ; « Cfll'Jaupiri 12.1' •• 3.55 7i! Ngaruawahla 1-10 •• 4.10 a7B Puketo .. .. .. ~; 081 Teßapa ..„_.. -. .. .. .. „ 85 Frankton Junction •■ 1.50 .. 4.10 85- Frankton Junction „ dap. -. .. .. 1,45 . ' 80j HamUton West.. „ arr. .. t55 .. .. V, S Hamilton West.. - dep. _ .. j .- t.M „; 080 •p^j Hamilton Ea«t.. _ arr. .. .. .. . ,- gf.Ruakura Jupctlon v , arr r H »■ v,, 6.0 _ x^ 'C gKuakura Junotion 7. d"op. .. .. .. hl> "'' ,:~ * fed} (for MorrlMTlUa) o&l a Bureka dep. .. .. .. „ " aw Motumaoho .. .. dep. 103 Morrinsville .... arr. ~ .. .. J. 50 89 o lluakura Junction .. dep. .. .. .. 5.8 7T Mj (for MorrinsTUlo) a9O SoMongaonui .. .. .. • oa.'ll^ gTamahoro.. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 097 gSFencourt - .. .. .. .. „ a9B afflHautapu .. 101° CambrldßO - .. arr. .. j .. ■■ 6.40 85* Frankton Junction.. .. dep. .. .. .. ISO ~ .p" <for Te Awamutu). .. .. .. .. .-.,.,, 090 Rukuhla ~ 91 Ohaunp ~ .. J.M ~: a 96 Lake Road • ~ ~ .. .. .. .. .. ~ 99 NKaroto.. ! .. .. .. 5.35 N - ■ 100 lTe Awamutp ■■ ■■ bit.] j .. I .. 1 s.lO l.gj North—Week Days. jS B.m. a.m, a.m. a._ $,% 0 TEAWAStcrra _ .. dep. .. .. .. 10.10 ■ 2 NKaroto.. .- .. .. 10.20 „ i ci Lake Road .. .. .. .. : 7 Ohaupo .._..-._ .. .. .. 10.40 oil Rukuhia .. .. - .. .. .. .. - ~' | 15 Frankton Junction .. .. 11.10 ~ 31 2, Cambridtco .. _ dop. .. - .. 10.0 ~ a2f -^'Hautapu „ .-. .. .. .. i 1 ! ail 'CSFencourt a 23-2 gTamahere _ .. .. -jg «20 j^Mangaonul .. .. •■ ' ... 19 o Ruakura Junction .. arr. .. .. .. IC/.40 3a MorrinßVille _ .. dep. .. .. .. 9.55 I aZ1 2 Motumaoho .. .. „. a 24 JjEureka 19 gtJlluakura Junction .. arr. ~ ~ .. 10.40 ~ | •E alUiakura Junction .. dep. .. .. f 7. 1042 „' 16 fe* Hamilton East .. .. 10.18 'iafi ""Hamilton West .. .. 10.50 U 15 Frankton Junction .. arr. .. .. .. 11,0 | j Frankton Junction .. .. dep. .. .. .. 11.15 I M;j 020 Teßapa .. .. .. ,:»y a2H Pukelo .. .. .. jfl 27 Ntjanmwuhla .. .. 11. »0 M 31 Taupiri .. .. 12.5 W; 36 Huntly .. .. 1130 39 all Oliincwai .. .. .. ..:. IB aii> Ranpiriri .. .. .. '■'"' %WSU all Wairangi .. .. ■■ ■■ ','SI ail Whaagamarino .. ■■ ■■ iaSHI 67 Mo- j d a^; 6.10 •• 11.50 $M 60 Pokeno .. .. ~ .. .. 6.21 .. 12.8 2.22 ■ %Wm oC3 Wangarata .. .. •• /.. m 65 Tuakau 6.11 .. 1.0 2.39 j M aB& Buckland .. .. /.. ■y3ffl| 70 Pukekohe .. .. .. _ 7.3 .. 1.33 2.J8 ::U|H 073 Paerata.. .. — .. .. .. .. •• /.. '| S a7B Runciman .. .. — .. .. .. .. f•• 1 _tt 78 Drury .. .._.._ 7.13 .. 2.5 3.35 j | Ijfl OKO Hunua .. .. .. .. /.. "d ■■ 81 Papakura 8.2 .. 2.20 3.(6 ' 111 85 Mnnurawa ..__.. B.U .. 2.40 4.0 '^ II Xl Papatoitol 8.32 .. 3.5 4.15 .AMI 92 Otahuhu 8.42 6.50 3.20 4.25 JW 95 Ponroso Junction 68.51 d 7.0 M.33 6J.37 '-'fWDi 96 Ellerslie .. .. 4.)0 «D 087 Green Lano il.O .. .. /.. i'-fH (17 Rcmnnra 9.5 .. .. 4.50. J|IH 9S Nc\ramrkot Junction .. .. 9.13 .. 3.55 c 1.56 ' SfW li»i .\ ■•■■i.11 wn ■ nrr. "-'- I ■ ■ '. ' 0> 'M 6 ChaQKO (or Onehunga. B—Runs from Hunlly to Hamilton anii backoaWjjH days, and Satunlays only, d Change for Auckland and inhMWUH Cliango for llclenaville and intermcrtiato Stations. a Fuifl Sl^Jßj <lo not stop unless required. Notice should bo givon to the Guariiii^l stoppiDg Stations by any Passeneers desiring to alight at Flap Silß stops bctwoen Auckland and Morcor where shown. PassengtW_^M^B between Auckland and Morcer must proceed bj- the 10.10 a.m.Tra?,«jß| which stops at all Stntions. and ohanco into tho Wnikato Train at MtHH for Cambridge and MorrinsviUe must change at Frankton JonoUooJjjlß ville. asain change at Kuakura Junction. / Only stops to KtdOiWXH^H Waikato Stations, if'Jß KAIPARA BRANCH. gM AUCKLAND - HKNOERSON'- HELENSY_LB. :|^j[ OUT.-Wbkk Days, • IN.»WkSk d|^m| OAnokland .. .. flop. 7.15 10.69 4.45 0 HolonsvUlo .. „ &6f. V MB 2 Mewmarkot Junction .. 7.28 11.10 5.0 a3OhiraDKl .. .. ■• «]■ 4 Mount Eden_ .. _ 7JI 11.17 5.5 al Paoroa - VJ_BE 05 Kingeland .. ...... .. .. ad Woodhill .. .. •■ m a.'> Morningsida.. - .. «7 Rovretl.. .. .. ••':«■'] n 7 Mount Albert _ alO Walmaukn .. .. -fJmU 8 Avondalo 7.47 11.37 5.22 14 Kumeu Junotton .. '•■ffiHi oil Now Lynn al7 Taupaki >S__ oil Waikoiuiti 019 Waitakerei .. •• ." ifflH 14 Hendorson 8.10 12.4 6.45 a2l Swaneon iil_m 017 Swanson .. .. 25 Henderson .. .< •• «!■ 20 Waitakerei .. .. -8.85 12.31 6.16 a 27 Waikomiti .. .. '-f'H O'i2 Taupaki 12.55 .. ! 029 New Lynn .. « ■'•jH ■ 25 Kumou Junction .. .. 8.55 1.5 C.28 31 Avondale .. •• "«■ <i29Waimauku 1.25 .. 032 Mount Albert •• "mm o3t Rowoti a 33 Morningsidß $■ a 33 Woodhill i a3l Kingslftnd .. •■"_■) oSS Paoroa.. _ 35 Mount Eden.. ■• "Si c36Olnranßi 36 Newmarket Junction ■"fxM m m :is HnlcnuTilln .. ..arr 9.55 2.10 7.30 38!Anckland . ; .____B^B O-Goods Train—a Passenger Carriago io attached to this Train, whioh stoptpM Signal only, b Change for Waikato. jjs3 GBNBRAL CONDITIONS. , v,^ ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.-Tho Department do«^^K to the doapiuob. or arrival of trains at the exact time shown in tn» iiSajHH circumstanoes render it irapossiDle or inexpedient for a train to proceed, SSjB^H returnee. Tho Department does not undertake to forward passengers IB B™jSHK CHILDREN.—Uhildrcn under three years of age are carried free i »MT««^fflM twelve yeara of age, at half faro. PASSENGERS can bo booked at Stations conditionally only that tgenJBOH PASSENGEItS entering the train at a Booking Station without a^niaMfcSHMl at a Flag Station and not taking a ticket at the proper Booking Station, ,^HSM shilling in addition to tho ordinary fare. , r_«_ HIGGAQK.—Each passenger is allowed to take 1121bs. of P?|?ffi'_|_Hi including mercluindiso of any kind), and for every 561b8., or fraction ot^i,JsamWe for every 50 miles, or fraction of 50 miles, tho charge will be one iBPHnH bo allowed to bo taken into the carriages unless of such a Bizo that it.fjl»S_Hj seat without inconvonience. The Department will not be responsiole '.^ilffsmmWm carried in the van, or which passangera may havo neglected to see label!^Jryug^mt lugguago to i?o by train must present it at the Station at least ten n™,lf.ssMßs Used departure ol tho train, or the Department will not be responsible ""JKflH^H^ gors who have lost luggage are requested to give notice to tho stab. OILSJHB^H Department will not be responsible for any luggage or parcels unPr"l~3W_H Station premises. _ta!wn__ GOODS AND PARCELS to Flag Stations, platform, and private . ad"S|^H of tlie Department is in charge, must be prepaid, and will be put out M '%£■ risk of consignee. . - jOffmM PARCELS must be at tho Station at loast thirty minutes before tt'SpMg departure of the train by which thoy aro to bo forwarded. . JjSSmWM HOhSES, CARRIAGES, AND'DOGS.-Tho JJcpartment docs Bttt,^m m mß Horaes. Carriages, or Dogs by any particular train, but when sent thoy m,iMfWMffl Stations half-an-hour before the departure of tho train. The oWliel?^Sw^Hp means of securing them in tho horse box, and the Railway Department itoi_^]|j«Bß| for any injuries sußcalned through their breaking loose or otherwise, |3sjjßßi carry unbroken or vicious horses. At country Stations requisitions lor "Wl JKay trucks must bo made tho day before they are wanted. . ™,-jiWtH DOGS must be provided with chains or other sufficient means r'ttSM^Hu will not be allowed in carriages, and the sender must obtain a ticket "v^3liMßi| end of tho journey, before the dojr is delivered. t__H__(P SMOKING is Btriotly prohibited in any part of the Railway pr«mMl:S s -#fR&. eicopt those apocially Bet apart and marked for tho purpose. !■■ £3" All Time Tables issuod prior to this date are now cuncellea. _. 'gggßE—m



mELEGRAPH US£ *■£■!'' XIMPOBTANTNOn^^; W. K. Carter beW *• «^g^K|, after TUESDAY, §f JSifiHi Kun a Coach s sßjsßsf& mum (conveying "^StjSnWMB ing Cambridge on TjJjHfil^W DAYS, at 7 a.m., "iVSaBWSK'-1 Single Fares, £1 'feSw^Bfe able for one week a^LiSaiMM All Passengers to before leavinst ,^,,Hofl*!sMK;; Bugßiea and Saadiei«Kaiß|«.,. drivers, to order■ on £ eJ»JBn* by Telegram o?^SS:iK|i' CambritUre. J**™?™^l' Passengers Booked « High-Btrect, A^k^^--^J^!^



T> OVAL MAIL LINE OB" COACHEB ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE, The Royal Mall Coach (carrying passengers! will, on and after 6th October, 1883, and until further notice, run to the following Timb tablb :— Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at S.M a.m.; returnine from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auckland. Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on "Monday* Wednesdays, and 1 ridays on arrival of Train from Auckland; returning from To Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 7 a.m, catching the 2 o'clock Train at HaMtoa Juno. Uon for Auckland. Booking Offices i fJTTTnnas Hotel, HamUton West; Colemant Cambrito.OcSbet <$™*.*«* to«