THE AUCKLAJND EVENING STAK. SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1886.

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D. h\ E v , k s, ESTATK, UOUSK. AKi> UAJ«J AOKNT, AUCTIONNttR, ilc. mo CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS, WUST-CLASt* INVKSTMKXT IN THlfcl CITY FOR SALK. All Uiivt Vn'vinblo and Centrally SHivtuM I'm •erW.consiari:iL'ofFltKßlloLUAU/iTM!::-NT, together witn Commodious liouWo Shop, Store room, and 5 Itooms upntaira, built of brick on Monc foundation, in flrst-elaaK position, and ml RdanK-d lor Solicitor's Chambers, being niu:a!«! In &h<>;-:!and-streut, neur >ho;<e handnomo c.nv BXteu iivt now premises 0? tho Kvuninu STAR; ami -i.lt;:> iicu- Poat-olliee, bsnks, and t.hoafi lnnp nlflceut \ov. blooK of buildings (tho Arcade) now boinn erncted for tho Now Zealand Insur aw> Company. Thin m a real flrat-clnaa investment, nnd woU Worthy tho attention of capitalists, i is, >vttn out doubt, the moat valuable and gafotc invest ment now in tuo Market, with undoniable pros pactivo value, second to nono in Auckland. (5.171 ARTHUn-STKKIST, oIT Franklin Road-New Villa Residence; verandah and bnhvnyj gas and water: gas stove. So.; boftutifu view, l^ico. £700. V-TO ALRKICT IiOAD, Dovouport-Hnndfomo X'.Ua, 0 »joms, quKo now. and well llnlslu-d. Lurgo allo'inont. 50 y 15', volcanic. About IS minutes from wharf. l;:;-! ALRNRI' UOAD(])ovonport)-Tland--oniP Now Villa. H rooms, well ilnishcd; allotment 50 by IS!); one w«tor tank; gas oun he laid on if reouircd; ahout 12 minutes' walk irom tho Duvonport Wharf j house is just living fl'iiabud: pnoci. .CHOcaah. ' 11S3' AUCKLAND—VaIuabIo Husinoss Sito for e.ilo, Bltuato in Shortland-stroiit, corner of Mills Lane, and immediately between tho pre mises of Mossrs A. Clark and Sons and Uyoroft -md i'o Terms easy. AYOVDALE-House, .i rotnx. and 1 aurralnncl. The h'Ui c in we:l tlnish. d.inn (ltte»i Witl> all conveniences—cupboards,-helves, &c. i'irat rate land for finlt groivcr. Nonr i\H?a James's; about 23 minutes from &tntiqn 'IVrnia. ,£SO ensh, balance as agreed. 14SS BAYH'IKLIJ. rONSUNBY—Nice Now Hou-o Of I rooms, scullery, nice position, freehold allotment; imiy £250. (14;''J) BKLLVVOOD. Mount. Roskill Road-Comt'ort ablo Verandah Cotfogo of 4 rooms ; Urge allotment, 50 x 132. Prlco. only £110. (IESS) CHIJRCH-STRKICT- Villa RcsidonceotSrooma, fitted with cupboardfl, dresser roKister grato, oven, &c; good well and teak, weU-suvkod (f*rden. t'rico. i!3SO. (72)1 GROMMER ROAD—ViUn ot 7 rooms; wash 'nouso, eoppoi-, city water and gas. kitclien rango; finished In rlrstclaas stylo; cood view. filSO. Ifcs OLAItIJNCK - STREET. PONSONBY — Nico Vcrn.nrlah finttngc or 4 rooms nnd scullery ; alloi.nout. lOxS7; £i7U. CLKVKLANU HOA1), I'ARNKLL-Flrst-ciasa Bannly Residence of 9 rooma; wash-houao. gas r.ud wator; grand viow; largo aUotmenl, grounds nicely laid out. JBl.flW. (1»1) DRU itY—Furm v! 1,100 acres, partly improved; I'ottage utul our.-biiildiiiKs, good land, well watered. Owuor would subdivide. Price, £.110 rer acre. NVnr t.h.i K-iraka. ll."8'> XLDON-STRKRT. PARNELL — Comf jrta'ilo Verandah Coitigo of 7 rooms, stable, work shop, &c. in tirst-olass order; kitchen ningo, dressor. well, tump, &c, near Itto bench; price, £150. U7'J EPSOM-li) acres of First-class Volcanic Land, fronts main road ; grand position. (1382) KAST TAMAKI—NIcu LitUo Farm of 51 acres; good grass; plenty of wator; valuable husk; good alluvial pail; flS&O. (11l 1) EPSOM—Gentleman's Reaidouco and Grounds. This, is thu yroporty of a Gontlomnn who h.aa epai-ed neither timo nor money, not only ip hoautifyincr tho Orounds, but in furnuh "mg the House with ovory possible com fort and oonvenioncc. Stablos and nocossary out-buildlnga, &c. So, Cards to viow from tho undersigned. (1118) FLA.T BUSH-A kwhl Farm of !W ncros, with nil usual out-buildlngs. oven: about IS miles from Auckland. Miißt bo sold. 1033 TBKNT,BiaH-3TRKKT-3 Verandah Cottages of S, 4, snd a rooniß resv;ctively. In good order. City water lni I .v. Price, for the throe, £560. A good investment (1102) FRANK UN ROAO-Two Good Vula Rest <innooa, almost now—ono of fl rooms and the otiior of 5; gas nnd water. Allotments 33 x 180 eaoh; magnificent view of harbour. Prloe. only 61.100. (1069) ORAFTON ROAD—Handsome Villa of 7 room?, vnrandah and balcony ; grani viow; house almost new ; city wator ; copper in wash bouse, &c.: £175. 1467 OKOKGifi AND RYLK STREETS (corner of)- Very superior House, beautifully finished off in oedar and ornamental woods. To be sold at once; a bargain. 1403 GIBRALTAR CUESCKN'T (Parnell)-A very Handsome Villa Residonce, possessing six fine rooms; gas and water throughout; waahhouse and overy convenience; free bold allotment, 36 x 100; woll drained and planted ; this property is pleasantly situated, commanding a moat cxtensivo view of tho Domain. 1483 IRKL ASD-STKEKT, Frcoman's Bay-Comfort anle Cottage ot 1 rooms, freehold allotment £23.'. (1151) HUN 1)A—170 acres Bush Land, situated about 6 miles from station; good stream of water. Ptico, only £1 por acre. (1227) HAMHjTON" — Splendid Littlq Farm of 400 acres, mo tly subdivided into paddocks, situate near the township; good road, splen did house, tlno position. Price, only £2.000. (1K13) KINOSLAND (2nd Avenue)-House of 4 room 3 and workshop ; Alotmont 40 x 112. Price, £200. LAKE KOAD. NORTHCOTK—2O acros of Land (tlrat-olass land), only a short distance from the Wharf; very cheap. 1407 MA.KAKTAT-140 acros of Bush (kauri and black blroh). containing about 408,000 foot kauri. 1,000,000 feet birch, and 700 tons of bark. Stock and plant at valuation. £750— part cash. MANUREWA—ISO acres Good Mixod Land (volcanic and loam), near Mr Martin's. Price, £6 per acre. (1400) MOUNT BDKN, Mount Roskill Road-Very Comfortable Verandah Villa of 6 rooms, wash-house. &c, &c.; volcanic allotment 60x200; £125. (1450) NEWTON ROAD—Good investment; two very nice Houses; gas and city water in each. Both in first-class order and in splendid position, close to Karaugahapa Road. Grand position for shop. (1284) NORTHCOTK, right on the Point—Magnificent view of harbour; an Allotment, 132 x 132, Only £275 ; a bargain. (1291) NORTH 9.HoßE—Several Marine Residences and Allotments. Residences ranging from £185 and upwards. Allotments from £2 per foot. NORFOLK-STREET, Ponsonby—Very Com pact and well finished Villa of C rooms bath-aoom, &c, fitted with every conveni ence ; gas, capboards, coppor, bath, Vene tian, &c, &c; fronts two streets, and situate n«aa Ponsonby Road, (14S1) ONF,HUNGA (Hlllsbro')—About 17 acres magni ficent Land; adjoins Pah Estate. Beautiful views. ONKONKNUI. Ararimu (about 28 from Auck land and 3 miles from railway station)— Splendid Farm of 787 acres, well watered, grand piece bush: good homestead, sundry outbuildings, stock-yards, &c.; good road, near station. (1301) PARK ROAD—Good House of 7 rooms, pleas antly situated; splondid viow j large allot ment. Price «m (1121) PIAKO, Upper Thamnn—Magniilcent Block of nbont 2,000 acres First-olass Land. B'irst class family residence, men's cottages, and numerous out-buildings, orchard, &c. PUKEKOHK—Good Freehold Corner Allot ment, with Houso of I rooms, Shop, stable, and out-house. <U01) POMPALUER TERRACE—Very pretty Cot t.-vso. In splendid order :very nice garden. nllotment. 50 x 100. Price. £350. (1267) PAKNKLL (Brighton Road)— New House of 8 rooms and workshop, stove, register grate; verandah side and front: allotment, 50 x SlO Price, £125. Can bo sold on terma. 1198 PONSONBY ROAD-Comfortablo Villa of 6 rooms. &0.. —0., oil in good order; near residen 'a o'. Mr Devore; allotment 31 x 100; £550. (H77) PONsONBY ROAD. - Good Villa Residence, close to tho Franklin Road; quite new; gas and water: allotment 56 x 100. Price. £l.doo. PKRCIVAL PARADK— Good Brick House of 6 rooms i firoplace in every room; good view, and close to the water. Allotnrent, 44 x 100: Price, only £320. 717 RICHMOND ROAD — Handaome Villa of 7 rooms. &c; kitchen range, copper, &0., &o. (freehold). £500. (1233) ROCKY NOOK—Good House of 8 rooms and verandah ; allotment 40 x 120; quite now; M6O. 0233) BANGIRIRI — Compact Llttlo Farm of 200 acres, mostly in grass; pleasantly situatod on bank of the Wnikato, near the station. (1399) RYLTC-STRKETr-Prelty Verandah Villa of 5 rooms &c,; allotment 66 x 120; a very denirable reaidenoe. (1039) BYMOND-STREET—Handaomo Villa of 6 "-v*- roo m3 and out buildings, pleaaantlysituated vh-Bvroond "treot, just above residence of mrlT Wbi'-ikor. Tbo house ia in tlrst-class nrdnr ami u;pleto with overy convonienco, Hitch as city water, bath, gas. &o, 758U ou-ir'lilJA.N-STRKET—Comfortable Houso, 8 rnonw: «nn and water laid, &c, &c.; allot ment 34 x 101; about 12 minutes from Q.ueon sh k"°?AN OSTREET (near Throe Lamps, Pon- BonbT)—v cry pretty Verandah Cottage of I rooms and scullery in first-clnsa order and rendition; a real pretty place Allotmfnt, about 35x8-.). Price, only £320. 1402 bai F-sTRKET (Kreeman'a Bay)-Cottago. i rooms in good order ; corner allotment ; ' w £OTn 1176 BT MAKY'S ROAD, PONSONBY-Splenuld corner site; near Thrco Lamps; 50 x 120 n _w £350 (1434 i TBNNYS<)NST«Kff.T (Surrey Hills)-A woll ■hniit House of 6 largo rooms: every con venienoe. Allotment 40 x 132. Price, £355. TAMAKI KAST-Snug Farm ot 120 acres; good land and residence of 7 rooms and usual outl-uldingu. TUAKAU- '■ proved Farm of 111 acres, good House a a out-buildings; orchard; all in nrasß! part crorped. Very comfortable and desirable place. £1.100. TAURABOA—BO acres of mixed bush Land for £40. (1178) VALLEY KOAD, Mount F;den—Grand Build ing Allotments, splondid view, from 30s per foot. Terms. 1348 VIEW AVENUE, MOUNT EDEN-New TTllla Residence of 5 rooms, and outbuild ings; scoria soil, and good position. Only am (109T> VKRMONT-STRKKT-Commodious and com f ortoble Villa Residence of fivo rooms, wash house, collar, &c.: city water and every con venience ; good allotment Very cheap. WAlPU—Grand Farm of 260 (acres—the very best in the district; good house and out buildings ;to be sold very cheap. (1146) WOIJF-STREET, off Hepburn street — Nice. Villa Reßidenoe,*s rooms large workshop, &0.. &o 4*20- (1242) WYKDHAM-STREET, justatcornerof Albert street; grand site; fine allotment, with old cottages now standing. D. V. EVANS, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT. AUCTIONEER, &C. r,im MART— Qcesn-9TB(Ckt, mXt BANS Or gfc Ami'RAI.iSU,



ADAM BEDE'S CONSULTATION ON THK GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE, Run »t AUCKLAND on Junk 0,1855. 2,000 MEMBERS AT 10.S BACH, Stkeplechask. CAsn Pkizks. First Home ..£3OO 2 Prizoa at ££5 .. £S0 Second Horse .. 100 10 Prizes at 10.. 10,1 Third Horao ~ 80 30 Prizes at 5.. 150 Starters .. ..100 Non-starters .. 150' Total .. .. £X 0 Total .. ..£7OOI In tho event of more than 2,000 Tiokets being applied for, tho Prizes will bo increased pro rata. Adam Bedo tvould particularly draw sub scribers' attention to tho fact that all hia Con sjilUitlons wo drawn In tho pronnnco of tho Press and a Committee of Subscribers. Also, fiat arrangements are now complete for a series of Consultations throughout the year. Any Subscriber d raw i in; a prlro will ho allowed, if ho so desires it. to iiivnst in any future list any Bum not oxct>cding £1 without remitting any further ax«\\, thin mnount to bo deducted from prirto money. Karly application for shares showlft bo mado by letter only, enclosing two Bttttnpf, with oxchangn on cheques, or by monoy order, bank notes, or drafts. Registered letters or telegrams will not on any account bo re ceived. If bunk notes aro sent, ploiiao'uso two envelopes, one sealed and placed insido the othor. P.O. ordofß preferred when procuWiUg. It will greatly expedite buoiness if an addrossetl onvelopo is onclo?i>d with opplication. Address— ADAM BKDE, Caro of H. N. ABnoTT, Box No. 2.l'ost-oillco. Auckland. £30001 ADA MANTUA. | £3000 ANNUAL CONSULTATION OS THK PROVINCIAL HANDICAP. QUKKN'S BIRTHDAY MEETING, To bo run at tho Forbury Rackcouesk, Dunedin, on tho 23rd May, 18S3. Will Close on tho 21st May, 1835. 6000-Mcmbors at 10s Each.—Cooo House. 112 CAsn Awards. First £«00 2at £100.. ..£2OO Socond .. .. 300 4at all .. ..200 Third .. .. 2iiu Sat 25 .. .. 200 Stnrtera (divided. 10 ut 20 .. .. 2'o about £10 each) '.'OO 20 at 10 .. .. '200 Non starrers (div., 20 at S .. .. KM about £16 each) 300 43 at o .. ..210 £llioo £1100 Each ticket has eight chancos, and can obtain a prize in each of tho eight drawings. Please send P.O. Orders when oonvenlont, and two stamps for reply and result. Country chequos must have Is exchange added. Should this Consultation exceed 6000 .mem bers, all prizes will bo dividod vro rata. RKAD THIS—My Consultation on the Dun edin Cup closed with S3ll subscribers. The first prize of £896 net went to a well-known musioian in Dunodin; the second prize of £118 net. wont to an employe in a brewery at Inver cargill; tho third prizo of £221 net, wont to a woll-known carpenter in Dunodin. The names and addros3C3 of tho gentlemen who formed tho committee, with tho names aud ad dresses of the principal prizo takers, havo boen furnished to all the loading newspapers through out Now Zealand. Investors can obtain names and addrosses of tho throe principal winners), also names and addresses uf tho committee, and can also inspect Ada's books at all times. N.B.—As usual, tho principal winners, also names and addresses of the gontlemen who form the committee, will be forwarded to nil tho leading nowspapors throughout New Z Address- ADA MA.NTUA, Care of Lyons and Hart, Box 351. Post-ofllco, Dunedin. mo ADA'S SUBSCRIBERS, C A V TI« N. This Is to inform Ada's numerous friends and subscribers that aho has discovered that a person has started a Consultation under tho misleading noni de, plume of "Ada Mantau," and as she oonaidors that this was assumed for the purpose of misleading tho public she bogs to state that the only real and legitimate " ADA MANTUA " Is care of LYONS & HART, _^ Box 351. P. 0.. DTTttBDrN. FIDELITY COMPANY'S ANNUAL PROGRAMME ON THE PROVINCIAL HANDICAP. To bo run at Dunodin on tho 23rd May, IS3j. 3,000 Programmes arc nowpublishodatlkeaoii. Please remit stamps for reply and result. First Horso ..£IOO M,Z. BONQ3 Second Horse .. 200 1 B<jh latiJOO ..£10) Third Horao _ 100 2 ~ at ay .. 100 Others (divided).. 200 10 „ at 2) „ 200 10 „ at 10 .. 100 20 „ at 5 .. 100 Total .. ..£9OO 43 Bondß Total.. £600 REMITTANCES ARE TO BE SENT AS FOLLOWS : 1. Cheques, P.O. Orders, or Bank Notes. 2. Make crossed cheques, with Is added for oxohange, payable either to a No., or simply to bearer aa printed, but not to any particular person. If cheques or bank drafts are payable either to a particular person or to order they will bo returned to the sender. 3. Post-office Orders may be sent, but they must bo made payable to Fidelity Company only, and not to any particular person. 4. Registered letters or telegrams CANNOT bo replied to. Address only as below: FIDELITY COMPANY. Caro of Alfred A. Cameron's Box 251, Post-office, Dunodin. BACH lOa VOUCHER HAS SIX CHANCES. rHE GLOBE CONSULTATION COM PANY'S PROGRAMME ON THE BIRTHDAY HANDICAP, DUNEDIN, AND N,Z. GRAND STEEPLECHASE, CHRISTCHURCH. To be Run on 25th May, 1885. 6,000 Shares at 10s Each, £3,000. First Prize Birthday Handicap, £600. First Prize N*Z. Grand National Handicap, £400. ABOUT 100 PRIZES. EACH SHARE HAVING 7 CHANCB3. Birthday Handicap. N.Z.G.N. Steoplfiohase. First Horse _ £600 First Horso ..£IOO Second Horse .. 250 Sennnd Horso .. 200 Third Horse .. 125 Third Horso .. 100 Starters (div.) .. 160 Starters (div.) .. 200 Non-starters (div.) 330 Non-starters (div.) 250 £1,1501 £1,150 41-CASH BONDS—II lat£s9 .. .. £50 110 at £10 .. ..£IOO 2at £25 .. .. 50 122 at £5 .. ~ 110 6 at £15 .. ..90 I £100 Will close on May 23,1885. The above Company, in presenting their 2nd Programme, would call special attention to the address of the parties entrusted with the corre spondence. Having been entrusted by tho Canterbury Jockoy and other Clubß with tho sole management and control of their totalisa ters. which havo givon universal satisfaction to the public, will bo a sufficient guarantee as to the genuineness and successful working of tho Consultation. tS" Special ad vantagefiuro offered to Invoatora in "The Globe Consultation Company" by reason of tha tiokets being printed in such a manner as to enable the purchaser of a whole ticket to dis pose of a half sharo, and as each half of the ticket is numbered, the money will be paid to holders of same on presentation. Letters to endoso two 2d stamps for reply and result. Money orders accepted. Cheques marked oorroot with 1b oxchaugo added outside ot Canterbury. Ten per cent, deducted from all prizo moneys. Programmes, with nomina tions and full particulars, Bent post freo on application. Address: CLOBE CONSULTATION CO., P.O. Box 287. Care HOBBS and GOODWIN, Hobbs's Buildings, Cathedral Sqnaro, Ohristchurcb. Office—Next to Warner's Hotel. TT AWKE'S BAY RACES. JACOB FAITHFULS CONSULTATION Will close 28th April next. 10a—3,000 Members at—los. HAWKE'S BAY MEETING, To he rnn on Ist May next. £1,500 ON THK MAY-DAY HANDICAP. Each Ticket has Six Chances. May-Day Handicap. Cash Prizes. latHorse .. ..£3OO lat£loo .. _ £100 2nd Horse.. .. 150 2at 100 .. .. 100 SrdHorse .. .. 75|10at 20 .. .. 200 Others, div. .. 200 15 at 10 .. _ 150 Nsat „ .. 225 £7251 £775 Kach ticket has six chances. One tickot can win first prize in race event and five separate cash awards, in? 11 £185. Drawing undff the supervision of town and country snareholdern and representatives of the PWSBi Country -ihequee must have Is added for ex change. P.O. Orders preferred. Two stamps for reply and result. Apply JACOB FAITHFUL Care of N. Jtcoba, 80-r - Post-offloe, NAFrsfi.



A NEMO'S CONSULTATION • ON TIIK TAKAPUNA BIRTHDAY CUP AND STEEPLECHASE IS NOW OI'EV. To bo Run May tho 21th, 1883. **(MM| MEMBERS at Ks. Birthday Cup. Stkki'lechask. First Horso .. AllOO First Horso .. £100 Second Horso .. 50 Second Horse .. 50 Third Horso .. 25 Third Horao .. BS ' Others (div.) .. 75 Others (div.) .. 75 Toliil •■CS.'O Totnl £200 Two separate Drawings, and onoli Ticket lma Two Chances. To b» drawn in presence of a Committed of Siib-nrribors nml representatives of tho i'ruSH. Post-olHuo Orders only will 'oo re ceived. Letters containing two stamps tor re ply niul result. A NKM O, Cum of of Tomllnnon, Barrel Hotel. Parnell. Vy OMA N'S Xp RIE ND. MRS DR. STUART'S FAMOUS "pKMAIJS J£KMKI)IBB. The following Extracts from Testimonials will bo reiul with iiitoreat :— Symondsstreet, Auckland, February 7. ISSS — S;n,-I wish Mrs Dr. Stuart's Remedies v great Bucooss. I have not found anything to do me tho Rood that they huvo. I wan very wjnk and unwell, but by taking two bottles of the Tonic. 1 am now well and strong again. Icon-idor tho niodlcino very useful for young women. — Sarah —. Pumell. Auckland, February 3. 18S3-SIK- I can kindly epeal: for Mrs Dr. Stuart's Fills: they have deno mo tho greatest posßibln good. They ivro indeed tho female's friend, as previous to using them Isuficred greatly from headache, langour, &c. but now enjoy tho bust o£ health. —Yoursßiiifc-ii .lank Kvans. PonßOnliy ~. : -,nd, February 11, 1885.—SIR, I had almu.fi • ,i.irod of Rotting my strength back again wiiwi i purohaßod a bottle of the Tonic tfnd a box of uiuh of the Pills, and words cannot oxpreaa my gratitude for tho good they havo done me.—Gratefully, Alick B . Mount Kden, March 9. 1885.—Sin,—I havo used vurionn druga. *">ch <18 Ponnyroynl, Hiora Piora. and bteol, but li \ o not found anything so certain and convenient aa Mrs Dr. Stnacte Pills, which I can highly rocommend to all lo males. They aro wondort'ul in preventing head aeho and otlior painful troubles.—Yours, &0,, Elizabeth —. rPHK T ADIES' HTONIC 1 3s and la Cd per Thin excellent Tonic enriches and purillea tho blood, improves tho> appetite, rcstoivu colour, tone, and vitality, tlieroby removing hondaoho, debility, nervousness, weakness, and tho do presuion3 from which co many females sullor. rjTHK L ADIK3' QALRNIIAB (^OR^ PILLS 1 2s 6d and la Od por I box. Theso Pills aro justly esteemed for tholr groat value in preventing discomfort, Butl'erlng, and Inconvenience, and for periodical uso aro tho most reliable and rrompt medioinocverbrough to woman's aid. rjUIK j^DIES' piLLS, la 6d per box. For tho rolicf and proventativo of hoadacho, billiouanoss, giddiness, constipation, livor com plaints, indigestion, pains in tho chest, back, and sidos, &c. SOLE WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL AIiENTS FOR AUCKLAND, N.X. — MB S. GILBERT, (Noxt Lennox's, Statlonor, CHEMIST, | QUKEN-STREKT. MR T. A. CRAWFORD,> NKW TON Chemist, I ""*" To bo had of all respectable Chemists and Druggists. liiiiiUir.iiiiii!-1' 11' ~S!!.ll:V^rs^ fTI "O T> R O C T B R, OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of Chrlstohurch, la now on a visit to Auckland, for a short time only, and may bo Consulted on all Diseases of tho Kyo, and for tho proper ad iustmont of Spectacles. With regard to tho Hseaaes of tho Kye, thoro may bo considered two distinct kinds of treatment, viz., tho Medical and tho Optical; the Medical to tho Physician, the Optical to tho Oculist Oitician. Entirely two-thirds of tho diseases aro duo to opticiU defects. Blindness, Squint EYEB. Hoadachoa, Neuralgia of thoFaceandTemplos,Deafness,and Inflammation of tho Eyas are frequently caused by opt'caldefects, and are Prevented andCurod, without operations, by properly adaptod Spectacles, made to correct tho defective por tion of tho eye. There aro over 500,0'J0 various combinations of Spectacles required to correct those defects—lmpossible to bo kept In stock by any Optician, even In London, therefore, must be ground expressly to meet each Individual case. T. R. PROCTER received the highest award granted for tho manufacture of Spectacles in ovory combination of spherical and cylindri cal form required, at tho International Exhibi tion, N.Z, viz., a Certillcato and Gold Medal. T.R.P. has for many years mado an especial study of tho optical means necessary to romedy tho defects of tho astigmatic or weak-ainhted eyes, and this experience, combined with tho appliancoß for manufacturing, enablos him fre quently to relieve even tho otherwise hopeless oases* No Charge for Consultation, Address:— THREE DOOSS BESM THEATRK ROYAi VJftSL^' *"CREET. |j1 O E SALE, "^ At LOWEST Market Ratbsi Itosln, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Paint, and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Storer'a Qennln* Whlso Lead, In wocd Mnntz Metal and Nails Largo Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from H Inch to 4 inch Dolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Hop«, all Bines Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Pftlll Anchors, from 16 cwt. to 10 lbs, «h«UnB, from i Inch to 1 Inch. Coir* and Finn Oil. D. a. MoK BNZII «H.MQ«IMt TTNION OIL, SOAP, AND GANDLK U COMPANY (LIMITED).! MANUFACTURERS Of STEAIUNB CANDLES, COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, LUBRICATING AND OTHER OILS WOKKP-fT. ANN'^BKIDOR, PKNROBB WAUKHOUBK AND OFFICBS-LOWKIt ALBEKT-3T., AUCKLAND. Oauh Purohuuira af T«llnw. "O OVAL MAIL LINE OP COACHKr ALTERATION OF TIMTC-TAHLB. The Royal Mall Coaoh (carrying passenger* will, on and after 6th October, ISS3, and unti. furthor notice, run to the following Time table :— Leave Camhrldgo for Hamilton Junction Hall way Station daily at £.:'•■> a.m.; returning fron: Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auckland. Leave Hamilton for To Aroha on Jilondayr Wednesdays, and Fridays on arrival o( Trail *om Auckland ; returning from To Aroha or Tueedaye, Thursdays, and Saturdays, nt 7 a.m. catching the 2 o'clock Train at Hamilton Juno tlon for Auckland. BOOKINB OITFIOKH ! Gwynce's Hotoi, Hamilton West; Colemant Hotel ToAroha; ondatmyProaiaea,Kl'kwood !ind LaKo-streetjj. Cambriifg". W. K. CART Kit, iToprlettnt Cambridga. October ISS>. Passengers Booked at If. 11. Hayr and Co'i Eigfc-stroet. Aunkland. mELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. IMPORTANT NOTION TO TOURISTS AND OTHJIUfi. V\ r. K. Carl«r begnto aononnoe that on and after TUKSDAY, Kith January, ISBI, ho will Run a Coach through to tho Hot Ijikes, Ohino mum li-onveyinstPasgeiiGoraß-nd Parcels), lcav irin Cambridge on TUKSDAYS and THUKa- PAYS, n.t 7 a.m., returning from the Lakes on WBr/NBSDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 7a.m. ■ Single Fares, ill 15s; or Return Tickets, avail abln tor one week after date of lamiu, ifi3. All I'nHsoriKerß to bo Booked at the Offloo hcfoio leaving BuisKicß and Saddle Horoes, with experienced drivers, to order on the shortest notico. Order* by Telegram or Letter prompily Ktt*nded to. OiiDibridgo, ,I»«uarv 23. iSivl. Passengers Booked at H. H. Hayr and Cos., High-street, Auckland. ATORTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANY Xl (LIMITKD). GREAT NORTH ROAD-AUCKLAND AND ARCH HILL. TIME TABLE. Leave National Bank. Leave Arch Hill. 7,30 a.m. 8 15 a.m. 0. 0 a.m. '.) 30 a.m. 10.15 a.m. !).J5 a.m. 11.(5 U..IH. 11. 0 a.m. 1. 0 p.m. 12.25 p.m. 1.15 p.m. 1.35 p.m. 2.15 p.m. 3. 0 p.m. 3.45 p.m. 13.50 p.m. 5. 5 p.m. 4.20 p.m, J5.30 p.m. 5.45 p.m. 6.30 p.m. 7. 0 p.m. 3aturday Nights only. Saturday Nights only. 8.30 p.m. 9.15 pm. 10. 0 p.m. 10.30 p.m. An Omnibus will run from Provincial Lunatic Asylum to Auckland at 9.25 a.m. and 13.30 p.m. mil from Auckland (National Bank) to Asylum 1.45 and 5.30 p.m. /vis™ an Omnibus will run from Avondalo to iuckteod at 9 a.m., and from Auckland (National Bank) to Avondale at 5.30 p.m. Saturday Nights jnljt—Avondale to Auckland, 6 p.m.; Auckland !o Avondale 9.30 p.m. tWill not run on Saturdays. 15 P. HOLLIS'S LINE O~f IX* COACHES. LEAVE ONEHUNGA—Manukau Hotel—7.3o. !, 8.30, 9, 9.45,10.30, 11.15 a.m., 12.15, 1, 1.30, 2.30, I, 4, 5.30 p.m. Moudays-6 p.m. Saturdays-6, L3O p.m. Sundays—B.3o a.m., 12 noon, 1.3 n pm. LKAVSC AUCKLAKO-Greyhound Hotel- I, 9.45, 10.30,11 a.m., 12.15, 1, 2, 2.45. 3.15. i, 4.30, i, 6, 7 p.m. Mondayß—ll p.m. Saturdays—lo,ll ),m. Sundays—lo a.m., 2, 6 p.m. Single Faro, Is; Return Karo, Is 6d. Tickets sold by tho dozen:—To and from One innga, 7s; to and from Greaawood'a CoraHr, fin; o and rtom Brov.-n.-sn f-jt, Epsom, sa, R. P. HOLLIS Proptiator.



LIMITED, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, &c. Importers of Machinery, &c, &c. Indents executed for every description of Hard ware on most favourable terms. T. &. S. M. & Co., Ld. have now in Stock, BAKTD S-^^A^S. Combined Band and Circular Saws for Hand or Power, complete with Saws. PATENT E.C. SPORTING POWDER. ONE POUND OF THIS NEW POWDER IS EQUAL TO TWO OF THE BEST BL&UK POWDER. IT DOES NOT ABSORB MOISTURE, AND CREATES NO SMOKE. GUNS. GUNS. GUNS. AMMUNITION, SHOOTING SEASON, 1885. T. & S. MORKIN & CO. (L m) have in stock a very iaroe assortment of single and do' hi.lv barrel breach-loading guns, bY CELKIJI'. >TKD J-.NULISU MAKERS. MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS AT REDUCED PRICES REVOLVERS. REVOLVERS. BEST BRANDS OF SI'OKTTNT, POWDERS, PATENT CHILLKI) SHOT, UUN WAI'DINM, CAKTRIDiiES AND CARTRIDGE CASKS (Porcusaion Caps), CAUlßintiE LOADING IMPLEMENTS, RE-C.UTERS, >;<•■ CAM 10 AND CARTRIDGE BAGS, POWDK'1. FL\Slv-. HM/V POUCHES, fee,, Ac, &c, 11 -v R 11 1I U I 11^ f t.»t.-?*i lrapruv<*ai«nui VtoiwfcUu« i.;.vwi;\r.i>..«..- »t* £<*Mfl>i« i vnjttr»i;tet !»*u>ru Aniom*»ic WldSai ffct.»ul Drao-ftoU»*» «jr»«#{£C,|»* \P*Uioi Looeo-WIn.MDB-Whwtl Pnt,*'n Tfcf«»<l B-*ir»»oc- V»w St-WllSlS Uholia i£u.nhla»e Itopt It. ft»n»ir» ft" jat.m ft,\Aß Oi al<" .-'oflArtftS (UuawtMd QfttaJwruw ud «*tn*u.« .i"w.wfc fr» THE WEKTHEIM SFW ING WACBIKF AGEhCY NiHunirah.»/ w j_ BEALE no, QUKKN . BTHKKI , VUCKLANI). (fS^ /^%V -'f?e^ EP n BB?wa J3 <5^ T UNCTION HOTEL, Erw «ja rani tra /an to rf^\ trsra« Tho Proprlotor, JAMK3 SMITH, boirs to In mn M vVi -f fiw mS timato tlmt ho wi" bo hlllJpy t0 nioct hls oll' BWu II N >SV I*l mm 141 hostelry. Junction Hotiix, wlhto nono bul lit!« rail NB It) X flffl Sffll UrHt-claesbmndsof llniiorsnrn supplied, ftfaifffifr vjsf iSm W& aCH NJs' I& a 'i'l'o bout, itppolntod Quoit and dkittlo Ground OF PURE GOD LITER OIL And Hypopliospliitos of Llmo aud Soda. VY • Jj B 7 B, AL M O S T. a PA^A B LE. S HH K JSS^T^S^SL Poflßesaing the combined virtue;! of thru doors adotx " btais " orncn. theso two valuable remedies in their fullest degree. More oawly digested and asaimi- MKBCHANTS1 ACCOUNT BOOKS, lated than in tho crude form, mid irborancb and Mmwo Kkoibtbb Boom feeble digestive power, and aa Music, Magag^os, Wbr^^and Sun A REMEDY FOX CONSUMPTION, BAKERS' SPKCIAL RULKD DAY BOOKS. A B?MXr FS.?,^ ASTIStt I)ISEASES Blblee, Pwyer and Hymn Book. .01' CIIII/DItEX, Ro-bound. AEEMKDYFOI! SCROFULA, BAND AND OHOIR MUBIO BOOKS A RESIEI>Y FOR ANEMIA AND GEN. - BtJLM) EBAL DEUILITY, , ~ _^ A EESIKUY FOX COUGHS, COLDS, A . AND fJr. JT RIC B, AND TiIKOAT AFFJ3CTIOXS, .waiNSRBS, BOILBRMAKKRa. In fnct, nil dissaßes whero thero is an IKON an BRASS FOUNDKRB, Inflammation of tho Throat nnd Lungs a ANJj «KNKBAIi MACHINISTS, WASTING OF TIIE FLESH, nnd a THAMES, "it iv iirr-cvilif.,l mi,-) i.i,,inru,\ i,- #i « ' Portable Kncrtne, by Hornnby jc Co., 8 h.p. U w prtwrjond ana cntlorß.Hl by tho i Horizontal donbli bylia<4«, %». beßl pbysicinns in tho vnnmiß countnesof diameter, 241 n. stroke tbo world, who will attest thoeo faebs. 1 Horizontal Engine, lOin. by IBln. stroke For sale by all C'hpim,;tn l Launoh Knglne, 4jln. by 61n. stroke ior naie uy an j Multitubu , Br Bollori im _, bySft-dtametoi 1 Cornlah Bollor, 20ft. long by 6tU (Himoter — . 1 Cornish Hoilor, 18ft. lonif by sft. dtiunoter 1 Cornish Boiler, 17ft. lon« by 4ft. OU. diameter THE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD- l Cornish Boiler! loft! long by «t to-Tluuietar INQ, SASH, AND DOOR COMPANY • Ve rtioal Bollor, Field tuboa, 7ft. x 3ft 41n,; now (LIMITED) *•»"* A nuanOty of «eoond-liAnd tJuartMimaliliit TIMBER, DOORS SASHES, AND Krttaate.snppUedtoTluTlassoarttoK.noerta. 1 UUJN ERY, Wort.-Makers of Sawmill and Quarto- Supplies from Bush Mills by direct delivery at orushlnp; Maohlnery, Turbine WheeU mirrrlr Mripm^™ll^,, Hydraulio MaeMaery, Timber J M ko. BUILDING MATERIAL IN EVERY »na Patent Safety Catches for FORM, iNCLumNO MOULDINGS. WaretuM l£ oto^li Owner of the Tairua Saw-mills, Sum* WHicH PRODUCE THE BEST JOINERS1 — —— TIMBER IN THE MARKET. „ OHAKLUS HESKETH.I I ALEX AITKKN IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS, CON- ---»- „ „ „ „ lALLX. AITKHN. TRACTORS. CABINETMAKERS, TT ESKETH AND AITKEN AND JOINERS. J~L are glad to Inform their Customers and A SpeciaUy Selected Stock of°} c i ,PPubl ic generally that having sold the whole TMNVnv TTMT3I-D ot *eir laßt ycar'B Bteck ot Clovers, etc., they J OI m&RS TIMBER are in a position to Offer an Entirely New Stock ftom the Talma Mill, thoroughly seasoned and grr'vmK per direct stoamer Aorangi, from Lon ready for working up, la always keDt In ' i p?,r MaU Steamor from San Francisco, Stock at """>!»• *» asunder, all current season's growth, consiatins MECHANICS' BAT YARD. WHITK CLOVER (Trefolium repens) In lots to suit customers' requirements. RKD CLOVER (Trefolium pretens) MECHANICS' BaT'tIMBER YARD cS^ls^S^mi^eTne?^^ AND FACTORY. SCARLET CLOVER (Trefolium incarnatum) TIMBER, DOORS, SABHE3, TURNERY. FRETWORK, ALFALFA (Medica#oChiliana» And GENERAL JOINERY TIMOTHY (Phleum Prateufs" The Company contlnuea to supply in lota to suit fiiS^lSS UOGSTAIL (Cynoaurus eristahia) purchasers material as above. SyCiAP I SV^. I FOXTAIL (Alopecurus pretensis) ?ittftftisr Fi' gcUB (Festuca ovina) Htocko in aildepartmentsarelarge.well-aßsorted, SSP,?,r^ADOW GRASS (Poa nemoralis) and thoroußhly seasoned, and KnnA^iS ' Br °mus Schrosderi) Farourablo quotations will be given to those S°.S. mVBABB about to build. pvS'pi^iß^l'o'l"'"' olongatns) rio/Tffe^ 83 (00'"'■■'" perrenesempervirens) "n... i.ita end all Information on application to mVTY>t,rN-P 0T (Daoiylisglomerata) aiCAD OFFICK, MEOHANIOB- Bat. TURNIPS GKl£K^ TOP ABERDEEN 1O R Fn T S DBIS^,SIRJ^ GREY STONK. WHITK JU 15 L U Ib. STONE, AND GLOBE TURNIPS indueeuwnta to huyorn of Timber sulf SWEDE TURNIPS ablo for Out-buildings. ' „. Iney are als* Agents for the Bonedust as BIItKKNHEAD AND NORTHCOTE. Manufactured by the Auckland Manure Com- The Company's Rranuli Yard in this fl istriot, in R 1"^ f >"dney Bonedust and Flour, Mineral and i!Oni!ect.ionwitnt!ii)l'uaiiiiwKot:>leaßrßFlewEUvß c Phosphates, Potato and Grasa lvlanuree, iircia-, Hir!o-.;i|-,...i(t'-v)| H vi-.,;onr;iin«l,(n-.rL.-m.nka J>' r. llJ lav Guano, Nitrate of Poifa, and other i/f timber (ro(i!4ha.ucldrß3ae.d),Mouidit'a Ur-ore grtifloial Manures; Oata, Mai'X' Barley, Beans, i wd yushes foe tomeOiatD delivery a'i XOV^N r^ease ;.Coarse, Fine, and Rock Salt, Cobra, and i PRICBS liUißeed Cake; New Zealand Flax aid To w. etc,



Sewing machines. giNGER SEWING MACHINES Sales in 1882 603,292 Machine*. „ 3881 561,036 „ Inokeasb 42,256. tStTHRKK OUT OF KVKRY FOUR MA CHINKS SOLI) IN THK WORLD APE SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF THRKE HUNDRED FIRST PRIZES !! ! AND AT i.UUISTCiIURCH KXHIBITION TWO GOLD ft TWO SILVER MEDALS. To bo obtained at PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK Only at 261, Quken-stkset, Auckland, BEWARE OF GERMAN AND OTHER IMITATIONS. SINGER SEWING MACHINES. JB. B L A I X I E, • VICTOKIA-STItKKT, IMPORTER OK BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY Direct ruost Manufactured, Hub for Salo, at Low Ratoß— Carpenters' Toola Nixrln, Locks, Hinfrca Kitchen Ranges Reglßter Grates, in prcat Variety Mnrblo nml enamelled Slate Mantelpieces Largest Stock In Auckland Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and othor Fenders Galvanized Iron, Shoot Lead, and Zino Slate, Cement, and Plaster INSPECTION INVITED. aEv l x T GUNMAKER, 254, QUEE-V-STRKKT, AUCKLAND (Opposite tho City Market). Established 1859. Intending Buyers «!»»»_. should Inspect tho Laiuik Stock of lireech nß&JgaK^w and Muzzle-loiirlinu »<BfflyyfeCTs — Guns on linml. Tlioy • will boo tbo hkst vai.uk iii £B*?f;?arry7 Auckland. Kvory Gini Iho- -<*^y^pSfflHKi, roughly examined undguarau- f TfcS&SsJ? teed before delivery. l/^^fiaK 18 HanimorlKss Guns, with Sic- \I jffilmi" i mtn'fl Patent Steel Harrels, )2 /K|Hnl) and 20 guano ; Silver's l'ntent Anti- ftaikstj? recoil Hint Phdcs; Wi-blft>'« Hull jHMf vcre. Alan bin Now Patent Solj-ex- ij | tractlng Kovolver: Kynoch's I'atunt 'I (I •'Perfect" RelomHni,' Metulllo Cart- fj J riilgc (,'usos and Crimr-ore; iCloy's Re- i volver Aimuunitionand .Mtiullic CurtrldKO {J Cases; Nnwoii.-tb Chilled ohot; Curtiae i und Harvey and Pigon Wilk'a and Luu- I renco's Ciunnowilcr: Klry's Wadding aud Jj Onrtriils:!' C:ibos; l'nwrler Klaaks, Shot *> Pouohi'.H, Gatnu Date*, Gun Cases, CartrWge ■** Hells, (inn uil. Tow foiMlmi Cuniiiut,-, Fer ret Muxxlca and Iti-ll.s, Suioon Hides. Air Canes, flronch-loadiiiK liiiiilcmeuta, Fishing Taoklo, Cutlery. Firework.-*. RICI'AIH-*. ineudins Krownlng and Ro dtockiuK. Bpccially attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed. D, BVITT, GUNMAKKB AND IMFORTBR, 251, QUKK.V-STHEKT, AUCKLAND. TOHN JDUCHANAN. WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE M#£CHANT, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. Teleßroph A'Sdreoa: I Tolopbono Exchange. "KaKle," Auokland. | No. 51 Tho Advortisor desiros Rpecinl attention to his Colobnitetl Brands of KLEIVVEX) INDIA ANI> €BIINA TEAS? Sin« tlioir introducuun tho greatly increased demand for them substantially proves theii oxcollonce, and confirms tbo bigli estoen which tho Public havo justly accordni thorn. The following distinctive brands nil bear his Trade M:>rk on the labels, and are packed in lib and \\b pnokots, also in 61b, 101b, and 401b tins, viz. :— i;l::ki»£1> imu\ and ciiina TEAS. UOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS EMPRESS Brands. BLENDED PURE INDIAN TEAS ZEMINDAR Brand. SPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. These Powders, Binco tlioir introduction, bave been accorded by tho public tho re ooption their e.vcollence deserves, and only require a trial to be more universally used. Attention ia requested to the following analytical report:— "Laboratory, Ilobson-ttrect. Auckland, June 13,18*1-1 have sampled the Baking Powder in the bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Mer chant, Au Itland, riml havo analyhcd thosani', and flntl the constituents pure and well-propor tioned. Tha result proves thia article to be auuorioil tn any either iinportod or coloniallv prepared that has been nubniiitod to me. and I can, therefore, confidently recommend it, to the public—(Signed) J. A. Pond, Colouial Analyst." Each tin bears his Registered Trade Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. " he STOCK of GENERAL GROCKRY and Oilmen's Ktoros comprises a Splendid Asßort ment, which is constantly boing replenished by importations from European, American, ana Australian Markets. JUST RECEIVED, EX S.S. BUCEPHALUS, from Calcutta, via Melbourne, 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL. Cataiooubs on Application. To those about) to commence business, attention is drawn to the great advantage of being in a position to offer the Celebrated and Popular Brands of Spread Eagle Teas, Baking and Yeast Powders, etc., and to secure other special induce ments which I am prepared to offer, TOHN T3UOHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCEiiANU, FOB IMMEDIATE SALE, 100 acres Koo:! Totura Husli, lor srt. Waitakarei East. Selected many year* aj;« <-n account of its eup^>-(or(ingjifr. A wry tow orice will be taken. -Applr to Ooi-ixi Hor:iwt,Hotiße sued Lend Agenti Ho. 8. Quueu-Bivtet.



NELSON, MOATE&Co/s CELEBRATED CHALLENGE DRINK NELSON, IffOATE & CO.'S CELEBRATED PFKE KLENDED TEAS. Hundreds are trying to copy, and mans are advertising Common Mixtures ai Blended Tea to mislead the public For Government Analysis eeeClroularß. ASK FOR NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S NATURAL FLAVOURED TEAS. Thoy have been awarded GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS FOR PURITY, STRENGTH, and VALUE. EXTRACT FROM PRESS : •'AH the Teas of this flrm aro Bought SA2SSIS aait%ASF NELSON, MOATE & Co.'b SPECIALTY j BLEND. BRANCHES: AUCKLAND, DUNEDIN, CHRIST- CnURCII, WELLINGTON, 156. QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. AGENTS EVERVWHEBJL TEA/ Unrivalled /ty/ /O/ O U R/#/ / Ar \\W&/TEA / //W/ /o7 - /£y/ Strength / AND 4fIGH QUALITY. OTBBDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDERS CHILDREN CUOTINO TEETH. (MIDTIOM TO FUBOIUSIBa, The Tains of thli well-known Family Meaiolnt bat been largely tested in all part* of the world, md b/ all irrades of society, for upwards of rnrTT tsars. Its well-earned extonslve salt has Induced spurious imitations, some of Which in OUTWARD AFPBARANOK 10 olOSelj resemble the original as to have deceived many purchasers. The proprietor, therefore, feeli' ft doe to tha public to pive & special caution •Sginst the use of such imitations. Purchasers are therefore requested earofnlljr to observe the four following distinotlye ohar actorlstics, without which none are genuine J— Ist—ln every Mfle the words John Steed man. Chemist, ft alwokth. Sukrby, are en graTed on the Government Stamp affixed to each packet, 2nd—iCach Single Powder has directions for the dose, and the words John Steedmaa, Chemist, Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon. 3rd—The namo Steedman is always apelt with two KE'a. Ith—The manufacture is carried on (olsly In Walworth, Sunoy. Sold in PacketA by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors, at Is lid to 2s 9d each. Agents: Kkmpthorne, Peosseb inn Co., Auckland, Welllngtoa. duutohorch, aad Dnnedla. JpAFBRHANOINOB. W. PHILLIPPB 4 SON HAVJt EKCKIVKD, EX LATK AERIVALB 186-P A C X A 6 B S-185 OONTAININO 86,030 ROLLS OF PAFERHANGINQB. CONSJBMNB OF NEW PATTERNS For Drawing, Dining, Bed-rooms, Hall and SUlrcaee, inltable (or the Mansion or Cottage. BKAUT'rUL DKSiaNS, AND BEST VJ^.JV EVER OFFERED IN WB—PACKAGES—9I6 3 0 RIM S AND HBSBIANB PLATE AND SHBBT UhABB, WHITB TSaD. ODL3, TURPS, VARf/iaHES, AND ALL TRADE SUNDRIES. W, PHILLIPPS & SON, •6 awd 87. Quk*"-.^mws. TDAINBRIDGB'S TIME TABLa From Union Bank—22 minutes past the hour. From The Three Lamps—7 minutes to the lour. Night Trips from Town—J-past 8. J-nait 9 -past 10, and j-past 11. From Three Lamps- 11 v, 10,11 > From Union Bank to Shelly Beach and Jarsfield-stbbet—7 minutes past 9,23 minutes ;o 10,7 minutes past 10,23 minutes to 11, 7 minutes last 11, 23 minutes to 12, 7 minutes past 12. 7 ninutea past 2 is minutes to S, 7 minutea past 3^ 3 ni'nutcs to 1,7 minutespa ß t 4,23 mimites tos, minutes past 0,23 minutes to 6, and 23 minutes From Shkixy Bkach—B.3o a.m. 8.(15 am a.m., 1.30 p.m., 3.30 p.m., 4.50 p.m., and 7?tf BIILHEABS, Account F.ni! Invoif;i: Kcr.v.s. enpvavod on Conner )!ate. Lithographed or Printed in typa at "tho frAR Office.



•VT B W ZEAL AND RAIL W4 j , TIME TABLE. - On and aftkb NOVEMBER 24, 18M. AUCKLAND AND ONKHUNQA LINE. out. J^ gßg DAYS- Bt_"™«*» J Auckland., dop. "^^^^^ "WWW^ S 4aGroenLa4e •• .. „ 6 "sanction 7.46 9.10d&012.30 i» S»dM6 S.SO<KS.S2J 7.30 9.0 11.41 & fl, BaOuotaEX ■£ 7.55 9.2012U0 12.40 2.40 3.45 1.55 6.0 7.0 UP flVlo] 11.5Q ft fl ONEHUNQA LINE. IN. WEEKDAYS. * Bnn(ian S^m'oTSSnction " "fo 8.30610.10cU65 U0d333 $j UOetisdW itOliw ft 1 F.U«rslip " ,/i- •■ " " 4.10 " " .. 6oCirccnLane -• ■• to-" - 1,25 3.50 4.50 && ." 7.45 9.651091 c'n 1 & Jrr^ II gg ; B fftr q: vpafr 6 Change for Mercor and Intermediate Stations. MAINLINE. AUCKLAND-MERCER-TE AWAMUTU-MORRINSTIIoLE-CAMBRIDOK ' Sbpth—Wbek Days. a.m. a.™. "■•m- tt-m. p.m. nni MSS&** :*t a 9 |I X 1 g 3 Remuera .. .. - •• 0- 10 1O3I ) *"w *■ 01 §F, een, Lanß •••■-- " " 10.35 !! i.k ISE^ ctlon: : :JL & * ™ M- Jg 11 Papatoitol - - - j};^ ;; f]i 1! SEES' ::::"- " u- 15 ■• " - ail Hunua ..----• - gj 6 12i 5 12.57 6-i 22 Drury •.«■ «•"•■■ " a 23 Runciman -.-.--•- •■ " " • °S?S23Shi : : : - : * l2:® * & ;. °g ?Sa'kLn nd. : : : :: - *» i:6 :: 6:« : a 37 WangiiTata __-••- " " jjj «; 40 Pokeno .. . - - - 953 l.iO 2.10 7.30 4 43 Mercer \ dep'. _ 10.15 .. 2.30 .. ~ , aSO Whangamarlno „•...-•■ •• " |" ~ « a6l Wairangi — — — ■" " „ " a 56 Rangirirl ----- " _ „ P afiO Ohinowal - - .jin .. 3.35 65 Huntly '..---- ' J245 - 3.55 _" 69'Uupiri.. ----- Yin _ 4.10 _ * 74 Ngaruawahla „ - - I'*u _ .. _ 078 Pukete - " .. „ * < aBl Teßapa .. ■■ - {in 4.10 85 Frankton Junction •• _ . —»_ — 1.45 . 85 Frankton Junction .. nop. - ••_ " " ■ ~, 86 Hamilton West.. .. wr. « ..,»•»_ - ••. ~ Hamilton West.. . <iep. .. ■• - *■» - v,,--,. 086 r^jHainntonKaßt.. .. »rr. .. •• ~ 50 " * 89 ggHuakura Junction .. nrr. •• x. = |S U Ji_ j ■C gKuakuraJunction .. dep. .. •• •• M - ■ •;:■-;: Sm (for MorrlnsTllle) •• _.... a9i g Eureka dep. .. -• - - « aSfS Motumaoho .. .• deP- -• " rC'm - 103 MorringvUlo .. -• »"• •• " °'°v " _ ■_~ 89 id Ruakura Junction .. dep. - - - *•* •• « 8 . (for MorrinavUle) - - " - - a!W S'oMongaonul — — "" " * " 093 igTamahere.. .. -«- - " - . a 97 aSFencourt.. - - - - a9B s«Hautapu - " gin 101" Cambridge .. ■■ arr. -^ •• - "•lg 85 Frankton Junotlon.. .. dep. .. •• •• *-M "..'.•'" (for Te Awamutu). « -• - ■• - " 090 Rnkuhia - " 625 ""■ 94 Ohaupo - " " " oOOlAkeßoad _ - " g'ji ~* . : , :: .: ™. :: "I " »» •"I ■• NOKTH—WUK DAT!. ! I I H «.m. a.m. ».m. a.m. p,m, pa 0 TeAwahdtU — _ dep. .. - - 10.10 _ . 2 Ngaroto.. _-_.._ _ _ 10.20 _ ■ . <U I^akeßoad ___.._ - - .. _ . 7 Ohaupo .._____ - - 10.40 - . all Rukuhla ..__.._ - - - - « 15 Frankton Junction - - 11.10 - - .. 31 E Cambridge „ .. dep. -. — — 10.0 - - a2B TiAHautapu „ - .. ..».«. - - .. - ' » ail 'v SFi-ncourt .. — .... — — — — - . - a 23 € gTamahoro - - - - . a2O SmMangaonui — — — .. _ . 19 v Kuakura Junction .. arr. _ 10.40 - - . 33 Jlorrinsvillo .. .. dep. - - .. 9.55 ._ n2!i — Motumaoho — — «• .. - . ! Wli Cj--Kureka _ _ _ .. - . I 19 g gßuakura Junction ■■ arr. .. | 10.40 „ I •c sßunkura Junction .. dep. — .. .. 1042 I„ ' « 16 ga Hamilton East _ .. .. 10.48 i . g Hamilton West „ „ 10.50 2.0 - 15 Frankton Junction .. arr. .. .. .. 11,0 .. - Frankton Junction .. .. dep. _ „ „ 11.15 IS - a2O Teßapa.. ..__-_ „ „ .. .. . a 23 Puketo ....____ - „ .... - 27 NKaruawahia.. _ _ _ 11.60 2.49 '■.'.■ 81 Tanpiri ..„____ - - 12.6 8.10 - 3C HunUy ....___.. _ _ 12^0 8.45 all Ohincwai .. — — —.. — — .. .. • <i 45 Ranniriri „___.. _ .. .. ... 047 IVairangl .. — — —.. — .. — .. • asl Whangamarino __.... - .. .. .. « 57 Mekckb { d^- 6.10 - 11.50 J-™ g| ; 60 Pokeno .. _ 6.21 I 12.8 2.22 _ -": affl Wangarata _-_-.. _ .. /.. • - C.'iTuakau.. _ 8.41 .. 1.0 2.39 6.S , ■ .: aCB Bnckland - - - .. .. .. /.. .. - ■ 70 Pukokohe _ - - - 7.3 .. 1.30 2.58 t» , ..,.', 073 Paornta .. - - - .. .. .. /.. .. ' • " a7B Runciman _ _ _ ~ .. „ .. /.. .. - 78 Drury ...»._ 7.43 _ 2.5 8.35 7.U - 080 Hunua .._.».. .. - .. / .. .. » 81 Papakura 8.8 .. 2.20 8.46 7.2J 85 Manuraws _ 8.14 .. 2.10 4.6 7.40 - 89 Papatoitoi 8.32 .. 3.5 4.15 7.55 92 Otahuhu .. _ _ _ 8.42 8.50 3.20 4.25 .. M.Jj 95 Ponrose Junction _ 68.54 d 7.0 63.33 64.37 BJ6 bW, . 96 Klleralle.. .. .. .. .. 4.40 .. > 097 Green Lane .. — — .. 9.0 • — .. /.. - a S7 Remuera ..„_.. 9.5 _ .. 4.50 8.45 T.« 98 Newmarket Junction „ .. 9.13 .. 3.55 C 4.56 8.5J :Ml ; ; 100 Auckland arr. 9.22 .. 4.5 6.5 80 w - 6 Change for Onehnnga. B—Runs trom Huntly to Hamilton and back on Tue«dajvTl«* ■ days, and Saturdays only, d Change (or Auckland and intermediate Bt»umt.; Change for Helensvillo and Intermediate Stanons. a Flag Statioot.-™™ do not stop unless required. Notice should be given to the Guard ftt'tllßOTe™™ stopping Stations by any Passengers desiring to alight at Flag Stations. O-JJW stopß between Anckland and Mercer where shown. Passengers from other '"fJJ, between Auokland and Mercer must proceed by the 10.10 a.m. Train, ex AOoUiWj which stops at all Stations, and chance into the Walkato Train at Mercer. BugffJ' for Cambridge and Morrinsville must change at Frankton Junction, andforMom*. ville, again change at Ruakura Junotion. /Onlr stops to sat down FsnaigW,B" Waikato Stations. KAIPARA BRANCH, AUCKLAND - HKNDKRSON - HBIIKNBTHJIH!. „ - OUT.—Wekk Days, IN.-^WKBt DATI. ;: >■■<, q ——————— ! pv ";.; * a.m. a in. p m a.io. ftJQ* 0 Anckland dep. 7.15 10.50 4.45 0 Helensville _ _ dtp. 6JO H4J ■"• 2 Newmarket JuncUon .. 7.26 ILIO S.O a3Ohirangl „ _ .. ■• '■■ " 4 Mount Eden- .. _ 131 11.17 6.5 a4Paeroa.. _ - « « - " asKingßland .. «. _ afi WoodhiU - - - •• - ' afMorningside.. _ .. .. .. a7Reweti.. - - «•• •• ." aT Mount Albert _ 0 10 Wnim-nU-n „ ,•:.'Vj 8 4vondale .. _ -7.47 11.37 5.22 14 Kuu.^u JoaoUon - - 7.35 If *' Cl* New Lynn ~ _ _. ~ n\l Tantinki « *• •• « iU - all Waikomitl _ 7. I! " " " S5 WaXkerel : Z Z 7.45 1» '« 14 Henderson .. « _ 8.10 12.4 6.45 021 gwanson .. _ - ••„ A uj t^Swanson .. _ 25 Henderson .. _ .. MH i 0 ■!».;:■. 20 WaitaJceral .. .. _ 8.85 12.31 6.16 a 27 Waikomiti .. _ -••.•,' " a^raiipaki 12.55 .. 029 New Lynn .. _ - .•:, £. «i Kumon Junction .. ..8.55 1.5 6.28 SI Avondale .. - » 8.37 «T ";, af. Waimauku 1.25 .. a 32 Mount Albert - - •• — •": v °%\ «? wlv.Vi •• - " aS3 Morningside.. - «• - " 033 WoodhiU „ . aMKingsland «k itt Ml o3sPaoroa.. «. _ .. „ „ .. 35Mount Eden -iSisS a3bi»hrangi - .. 36 Newmarket Junotion ..W.IS J», fj 38 HelensWUe .. .. arr.l 9.55 2JO 7J30 38lAucklflnd - »rr.l nw vi *="' O-Goods Train-a Paßßenger Carriare is attached to this Train, whioh Btopsfor PW«*enf ; Signal only, b Change for Waikato. GENERAL CONDITIONS, ,„ ARMVAt AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.wThe Departaent floMnotpleigJ^ to the despatch or arrival of trains at the exaot time shown in the circumstances render it impossible or inexpedient tor a train to proceed, the fares pui""" , returned. The(Department does not undertake to forward passengers »» wJH MJ^j „» CHILDREN.—Children nnder three years of age are carried free; above twee, w« "" twelve years of age, at half fare. ji.tilli' S^«§mJ?S§§ can b,° booked at StaUons conditionally only that there la room »»•"£ f P£ bSl N(l h;RS entering the train at a Booking Station without a ticket, orJ^ffifW* a,t.?,. FlaP S^tion and not taking a ticket at the proper Booking Station, will M «>M» W ~ ahillmc in addition to the ordinary fare. _l *__- tot* LUGGAGE.-Eacn pansenper is allowed to take 1121bs. of Personal -ncluding merchandise of any kindl. and for every 561b5., or fraction of 561b5., a^ 9,"?!^ W tor every 50 miles, or fraction of 50 miles, the charge will be one shilling. No lWf ■ M be aUqwed 19 be taken into the carriages unleßS of such a size that it canbeplacea seat, without inconvenience. The Department will not be responsibla for luggage J"£ u uv j,u camod in the van, or which passengers may have neßlocted to see labelled. IJ"*™ l!ff! rfnt UKBuago to so by train mUBt present it at tho Station at least ten minutes Dtfme ""j^,,, Used departure pf the tiain, or the Department will not be responsible for its <JeßP*Hiie«. I& tors who have lost luggage are requested to give notice to the Station Masters st bdv» ( ■ Stotton"™ • nOt responsible for any luggage or parcels improperly lea »f 6°ocS)sTnd PARCELS to Flag Stations, platform, and private sidings,whMgnoj^g of tho Department is in charge, must be prepaid, and will be put out at rocn BUHW"» risk of conaigiioe. M^, Hmj d PARCJKLS must be at the Station at least thirty minutes before the adveruw -^ > departure of the train by which they are to bo forwarded. . ort . kß tt ftW* w« r? aS -' CARRJAGES, AND DOGS.-The Department does not means of securing them in tho horse bCV, and the Railway Department will SfM^^S for any injuries sustained through their breaking loose or otherwiee, nor wffllt«"^cutW carry unbroken or vicious horses. At country Stations requisitions forhotee WX«ot, ;, _, nnnS 181 bo ™. ade tho da 7 before ar?l wanted. . j n » them. J*K .\. nITJ, Bt bo, provided with ohains or other •rafflcient means of PSfflb*l1 * wiU not be. allowed In carriages, and the sender must obtain a ticket, to be given OP T • .■, o^TA^Ti?- lJrnesr' b?fore the dog is dolivered. -1» tin otfltti* «r«!Sf 9?*° is strictly prohibited in any part of the Railway premise! or in tM »". exoept those specially set apart and marked for the purpose. tm- All Time Tables issued prior to this date are now cancelled. Genor4 j MM"**' J^BVONPORT, NORTH g^ORB, M^'^of ' welleTbros., $aHmßto Btlyamati§^ CARTERS AND EXPrtESSMBW. °™S"f* %"B«** n.b,-fencing"sone at lowest £M Km WM|^?^tS'fi* RAT«CS. ESTIMATES GIVEN? figf WLm AlllifcoelsW^ P"',,..; : VAItnoppoMTKnKVONPORTHALL. i " I P FOB POSITIVE SALE, a nice little Farm of 40 acres, part in grass, all fenced TjiOß IMMEDIATE BAIA g^w* and an eight-roomed Houbo upon it: 3 miles JJ Nice Little Farm of.wt*"SifoßMßilisa . ■ from RaUway Station, and 11 miles from town; rabdlvidad into 7or 8 VbA^L^ gon»J»S alßo. a good Farm at Whangarei, 320 acres, otpally thorn fences; a «-«^Si"« *!£ nearly all fenced in, part in good grass, and part Shorts, fee., foi 12 cows, and_asp' am ~„ bush, good Cottß«e. Outbuildings and Orchard: nt truth water, oapable of on™*. taft»»»a the Bheop and cattle can either be taken ai (ul maohinory ; also »jß^i>ef«S£ valuation or otherwiio; a low prico \riU be I harbour. OnlT U