THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1885.

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D. F. Evans, KSTATE, HOUSE. AND LAND AGENT. AUCTIONEER, &o. mo CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS, BTOST-OLAS3 I™T S T IN THIS ARTHUR-STREET, off Franklin Road-Now Villa Residonco; verandah and balcony. K aa and water: Rua stovo. &o.; M'""l ™ view. Price. £700. UJa AUs^M^S^sS^»s Bycroftand Co. Tornis eivey. aVOVDALK-House, fl rooms, and 1 norosland. Terms, £00 cash, balance aa nKrood. Übo UAYFIELD. PONSONnY-Niop Now Houso o( 4 rooms, soullory. nice position, ffoohold nllotmont; only £250. ( liJJ' CHUHCII-STRKKT- Villa Rosklonco of 5 rooms, mtral with cunboanlß,droener roßistor grato, Svon, &c. good well and tank. weU-stockod Kardon. Prlco,fi3So. l«*» CLARKNCR - STREET. PONSONBY - Nloo Verandah CotttiKO of 4 rooms and soullery; nllotmont, 40 x 87 ; £270. DRURY-Farm of 1.400 acroa, partly imPTOyo'}; CottoßO and out-build ngs. good acd. well watered. Owner would sjibdlvldo. 1 rlco, £3 10 per aero. Near tho Karuka. (IJoD KLDON-STHKKT. PAKSSLL - Comfortable SSS'o. dressor. well, pump, &0.. near the bunch; price, £150. «'" BPSOM-GJ acros of First-olass Volcanlo Land, fronts main road i grand position. (13SJ tta^t TAAr^UCl—Nice Littlo Farm of 51 acres I good alluvial soil: £350. U«« KPSOM-Gontloman'fl Itoaldonco and Grounds. Tli s Is tho property of a Gontloman who has Bparod noithor tfrao nor monoy, not only «f ffio aXT^y»ie rcet o &=^r loc^ nra from tho undorsiKnod. t llla) WT.AT BUSH-A Rood Farm of SO aores, with order. City water laid in. Prloo, for the donees! almost now-one of 6 rooms and the othor of 5; gaa and water. AllotmentsiSl x 180 oach i maßniflcont viow of harbour. DEOI^K^D RVM STREETS (cernor^l- Vory euporior Houao. boautifully flmsliod oir in cedar and ornamental woods. To bo sold at onco: a bargain. nl GUNDRY-STREET, second from corner or LiTehlleld-strect-Freehold verandah House o£ a rooms, scullery and outhouses, well and faithfully built, and in good order, lot No. 4. off Newton Road, about litteon minutps wn.llc from Qucon-Btreoi. (H»-l GIBRALTAR CItKSOENT (Parnoll)-A vory Handsomo Villa Residenco, possosainß six lino rooms; gas nml water throughout; vrashhouso and every convenience; freo hold allotment. 3« x 100; well drained and pluuted; this oroperty is pleasantly situated, commanding a most oxtonaivo viow of ttio HUNUA-1"0 acres Bush Land, situated about 6 miles from station ; good stream of water. Price, oniy £1 per aero. (l--'l HAMILTON - Splendid Littlo Farm of 400 acres, mostly subdivided into paddocks, situato near tho township: good road,splen did housb, lluo position. Pnco, only HUNUA, FRANKLAND - A Comfortablo Littlo Farm of 27 acres and Bmall House, about 2 mile 9 from Hunua. adjacent to Mr Greenwood's, Government Road, partfenced, a nover fnUing supply ot Rood water, grand view, position unrlvalloil. (lo*)) JKELAND-ST itEKT. Freeman's nay-Comfort ablo Cottngo of 4 rooms, f rochold allotment £*>30 Ul^U KINGSLAND (2nd Avenue)-Houso of 4 rooms and workshop ; Allotment 40 x 112. Pnco, LAKK°ROAD. NORTHCOTE-20 acros of Land (first-class land), only a short disjraci' from tho Wharf; very cheap. IOT MARAKTAI-AboutllOacrcs of Bush (kauriand black birch), containing about 400.000 feet kauri, 1,000,000 feet birch, and 700 tons of bark. Btock and plant at valuation. £mO— MOUaNT CtKDBN, Mount Roskill Road-Vory Comfortablo Verandah Villa ot li rooms, wash-house. &c, &c; volcanic a'1";" 0"* MOUNT EDEN, off Mount BoskM Road-A pretty Villa Residence, rusticated, superbly llnishcd off, 5 rooms, lofty, bathroom, cantry. Leamington rango, i' roßister grates tny window, splendid hail, fancy gla?8 door; vator laid on to bath and pantry by two 200 ---gallon tanks; picket tonco; oornor allot ment II x US; very large stablo and fowl house ; gas within 200 feet. Tho viow ob tained from this property is unsurpassed in tho district, with nno proapoeUve value. NEWTON ROAD—Good Investment; two vory nico Houses; gas and city water in each. Both in first-class ordor and in Bplendid position, close to Karangahapo Road. Grand position for shop. U-'SJ) NORTHCOTK, right on the Polnt-Maßnlflcont view of harbour; an Allotment, 132 x 132, Only £275 ; a bargain. (1291) NORTH SHORE—Soveral Marino Residences and Allotments. Residences ranging from £185 and upwards. Allotments from £2 per ONKHUNGA (nillsbroi-About 17 acres rnagnl ficont Land; adjoins Pah lCstato. Beautiful ONKONKNUI. Ararimn (about 28 from Auck land and 3 miles from railway Btation)— Splendid Farm of 757 aoros, woll watered , grand picco bush: good homestoad, sundry out-buildings, stock-jards, &c.; good road, near station. „ . (1301) PARK ROAD—Good Houso of 7 rooms, pleas antly situated; aplondid view; large allot- PIAKO Upprcr°Thanies—MngniflcoDt Block of about 2,000 acros First-class Land. First class family resldonco, mon's cottages, and numerous out-buildings, orchnrd, «o. (Ills) PUKKKOHE—Good Frcohold Corner Allot ment, with House of 1 rooms, Shop, Btablo, POMtM°LLiliR a TERRACB-Vory protty Cot tape in splendid order ,-vory nico garden. allotment. 50x100. Price. £350. USK7) PAKNKIJj (Brighton Road)— Now House of B rooms and workshop, stove, register erato • verandah side and front: allotment, 60x310. Price, £425. Can bo sold on tormß. PONSONBY ROAD. — Good Vlllu Rosldonoe, close to the Franklin Roai; quite now; gas and water: allotment 5C x 100. Prico, £im PERCIVAL PARADE-Good Brick House of 6 rooms; flroplaco in every room; good view and olose to tho wator. Allotment, 44 x 100: Price, only £320. 717 PONSONBY—Threo Protty Cottages, quite new and woll finished oft; freehold allotments, each 22 x 99; water laid on to scullery from tanks: with four rooms and scullery; vory protty view; about 20 minutos' walk from (lueen-stroet. Prlco for lot, £7CO. Go{l J a Jo 'n- PROSPECT-STREET, PONSONBY, and only ono minuto from tram—A Ploasantly-situ ated e-roomed Cottage regiator grates, goa in three rooms, city wator, and every con venience. Allotment33xloo. Standshlgh; grand viow. Prleo, £350. Terms easy. (1503) EICHMOND ROAD — nandsomo Villa of 7 rooms, &c; kitchon range, copper. &c, &o. (freehold). £500. tt,,,' 1233,' . RYLK-STRKET— Pretty Verandah Villa of 6 rooms, &o.; allotment 66 x 120; a very deßirable residence. (1039) SYMONDS-STREKT, near City Road—A Com fortable Villa Kesidenoe of 6 rooms, lofty, nico hall, gas and city water throughout, asphalted paths, side entranoe, bay window, register grate. Standshlgh. Grand position. (1502) SHERIDAN-STREET—Comfortablo House, 8 rooms; gas and water laid, &c, &o.; allot ment 34 x 101; about 12 minutes from Queen street; only £500. , 1470 SHEKHAN STREET (near Threo Lamps, Pon sonby)—Very pretty Verandah Cottage of i rooms and scullory in first-clnss order and condition; a real pretty place. Allotment, about 35 x 80. Price, only £320. 1492 SALE-STREET (Freeman's Bay)— Cottage, 4 rooms, in good ordor; corner allotment; on iy £320. 1176 ST. MARY'S ROAD, PONSONBY-Splendld corner sito; near Threo Lamps; 50 x 120 only £350 (11341 TENNYSONSTEKET (Surroy Hills)—A well built House o£ G largo rooms: every con vonionco. Allotment 10 x 132. Prico, £550. TUAKAU-V.roroved Farm of 111 acres, good House, a.it out-bulldlngs; orchard: all in gross; part cropped. Very comfortable and desirable place. £1.100, TAURAROA—BO acres of mixed bush Land for £40. <1W8) VALLEY ROAD, Mount Edon-Grand Build ing Allotments, splendid viow, from 30s per foot Terms. 1348 VIEW AVENUE, MOUNT EDEN-New Villa Residence of 5 rooms, and outbuild ings; Bcoria soil, and good position. Only £320. d"97 * VERMONT-STREET—Commodious and com fortable Villa Residence of fivo rooms, wash house, collar, &c; city water and every con venience : good allotment. Very cheap. VICTORIA AVKNUB, MOUNT EDEN-Free hold Houso of 5 rooms and grounds, bay window, good garden, planted with fruit trees; splendid view, vory level, volcanic soil. (l5()1> WALLACE-STREET, PONSONBY-A very nice House of 6 rooma, gaii and water laid on and every convenience, and out-house, about 3 minutes walk from the tram, and 200 yards from the Home Bay Wharf. (1505) WAlPU—Grand Farm of 200 lacres—the very beat in the district; good house and out bnlldings: to be sold yen cheap. (1146) WOLF-STREET, off Hepburn street — Nice Villa Residence^ rooms large workshop, &0., &O. £420. (1242) WYNDHAM-STREET, juatatcornerof Albert street; grand Bite : fine allotment, with old cottages now standing. D. F. EVANS, HOU3E, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, AUCTIONEER, &0. Land Mabt-Quben-stbket, next Bans of • ■ - ACStBAtABIA,



Sewinff Machines. giNGER SEWING MACHINES, Balos In 1882 603,292 MaohlnM. „ . 18S1 661,030 „ 1H0R8A58._~.42,25f1. TO. THREE OUT OK EVERY FOUR MA CHINES SOLD IN TIIK WORLD A'PK SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF THREE HUNDRED FIRST PKIZES 11 ! AND AT CHRI3TCHURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS, To bo obtained at PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK Only at 201, Qceen-strbet, Auckland, beware of german and othek imitations. SINGER SEWING MACHINES. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGtS. COUGHS. COUOHB, COUUIIS. CERTAIN AND SAFE KEMEDY. ASTUJIA. ASTHMA. ASTHMA. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. ItItON'CMITIS. jmoNtmms BRONCHITIS. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. HOARSENESS, HOAKSICNKH*. HOAKSISNKS3, Composed of the purest nrticlep. Thceo LozonKOP contain no opium nnr any (lolotprloiw drug, r.hercfore tho moat dolieato carnal o them with norfect conlidonco. 'Uieir beneficial effect is •pwdy nnd cortnln. This oM imfiiilinf: familj ■emodv is daily reromimmdcd by the moat omi lent riiypieiuns. \\\\ uuo nearly Oil yt-aml. Sold ly all Cliemistß, in tins, o.ich hnvin« the words, • Kkating's Cough ijozunKCß," enwravon on thu Ciovcrnmunt atiuup. KEATINGS WORM TABLETS. TEATINGS WOltl! TAHLKTS. KTSATJNC.S WORM TABLETS. KEATING'S WOli.il TABLKTS. KEATINGS WORM TABLETS. V nntKi.Y vkoktaiu.i: uwKUTMK.vr, botli in ap x-ariiii.-.j ni).i \Af\-\ fur. \A.v.\v. »■>»< «' agreeable ■icthril of »<lminiv> rini? ll.e only certain cincriv for l.M'Ksi I'iNAL or TIIKKAD itrUKMS. It is a i).:rfui'.ily eufo and mild p'« 'aration :\r->\ in i^v'-i'-.liy ji-'h pto'l for Children, yold in tins by all linguists. ■ iBHliHiiBliiSHM JB. B L A I X I E, • VICTOUIA-STIiEBT, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY Direct fkom MANu^ACTunraMi, Has for Sale, at Low Rates- Carpenters' Toola Nails, Locks, Hinges Kitchen Ranges Register Grates, in preat Variety Marble and enamelled Slato Mantelpieces Largest Stock in Auckland Marblo, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fenders Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zlno Slate, Coment, and Plaster INSPECTION INVITED. THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT like insurance association. Directors: The Hon. Sir Julius Vogol, K.C.M.G., Colonial Treasurer (Clinirman) W. S. Reid, Ksq., Solicitor-General J. C. Gavin, Ksq., Secretary to the Treasury H. C. Hiunerton, Esq., Public Trustoo NicholaH Roid, Ksq., Merchant, J.P. J. 11, Bethuno, Kaq, Land and Commission Agont, J.P. G. V. Shannon, Kflq., Morchant, J.P. H. D. Bull, Ksq.. llurribtor Q. Fishor. Esa.. JI.H.R.. J.P. Goo S. Graham, Esq., J.P. This Association ia tho only Offlco which pos nessoß Govornmont Security and prolTors to tha public tho combinod advantages of MUTUAL ASSURANCE WITH LOWEST PREMIUMS, AND INVIOLABLE STATE GUARANTEE. Aftor 15 yoars' oxistenco, tho Office has now Its Annual Incomo oxcooda .. „ £230,000 It offers tho moi>t Liboral Conditions oxtant. An Insurance of £1,200. at tho promium charged olsowhore for £1,000, equivalent to AN IMMEDIATE 15ONUS OF £200, In addition to Full Participation in Profits. Branches In nil the principal Towns In tho Colony, nnd Agotic'.oa at all tho Mono; Order Post ofilcos In tho Colony. D. M. MICKIE. Head Offlco, Wellington, 7th April, 1835. W O R BALD, *■ At LOWEST Market Ratbsil • Rosin, Plteh, and Tar Kerofjouo, Paint, and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Btorer'a Genuine White Lead, In wood Muntz Motal end Nails , Large Stock ot Canvas, various brand! Wire Ropo, from H ipoh to J Inch Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Ropt, all Patont Windlass (wood), Frills, and PaUl! Anchors, from ldowt. to 10 ibs. «li(Uns, from i lrioh to 1 Inch. Coin and Flab Oil, D, H, MoK H X ZJI I, CHARLES HESKETH.] \.UMX. AITKEN. TTESKETH AND AITKEN «r^P,,w ri 0 glad t0,, 111'?" 11 thoir Customors and S^? ic f enera,"y that having sold the whole of thoir laat year's Steck of Clovers, etc.. they aro.in a position to Offor an Entirely New Stock don' 3 S OT m^q?teamor Aorangi, (?om Lbn- H nmw P^F Mail s'eamer from San Francisco, asunder, all current season's growth, consisting RKDCLOV?V^ <TM,">lhimrepens) AT RVi/i?n?nT7PDfolium Patens) vmrnrEv ffi dioa S° Ch"'ana) TIMOTHY (Phleum Prateuis) meSow foxta^lM^ 11"811"18 erlßtallJßl KYE GRAL^S? r, ObOIM clonßataß)



JOHN TDUOHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE MERCHANT, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. ToloKrftph Address: I Telophono Esohango. " Eagle," Auckland. I & o. m. The Advortisor dosiros spaciftl attention to his Celebrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Since their introduction tho ffroatly increased donrnnd for thorn substantially provos thoir oxcollonco, and confirms tho high esteom which tho Public have justly accorded thorn. Tho following distinctive brands all boar his Trade Murk on tho labols, and aro packed in lib andjlb packets, also in 01b, 101b, and 401b tins, viz :— BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS EMPRESS Biunds, BLENDED PURE INDIAN TEAS. VICBROY ZEMINDAB SPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS Thoso Powdors, sinco thoir introduction, hnvo boon accordod by tho public tho re ception thoir oxcollonco dosorves, and only l-oquiro a trial to bo more universally usod. Attention is rcquostod to tho following analytical roport: — "Laboratory, Habaon-strcot, Auckland* Juno 13 ISBI.-1 luive sampled tho'Daking Powder in tho bulk, proparod by Mr John Uuchanan, Mer chant, Auckland, nnd havo analysed tho name, und llnd tho constituents pure und woU-propor tioncd. ■ Tho result proves thin articlo to bo superior to any cither Imported or oolonliuly proparod that lina beon submitted to me. and I can, therefore, confidently rocommond it to the public—(Signed) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst. Eaoh tin beara hla Roglstcrod Trodo Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekoopers Generally. Tho STOCK of GENERAL GROCERY nnd Oilmen's Stores coraprlßOS a Splondid Anort ment which Is constantly being roplonlshcd by Importations from Kuropcnu, Amorlcan, and Australian Markets. JUST RECEIVED, EX S.S. BUCEPHALUS, from Caloutta, via Molbourne, 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL, Catalogues on application. To thoso abont to cominenco business, attention is drawn to tho great advantage of being in a position to offer tho Colobr.ited and Popular Brands of Spread Eaftlc Tens, Unking and Yeast Powders, etc., and to socuro other spocial induce ments which lam proparod to offor. JOHN X> UOHA NA N, WHOLESALE GROCER, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. OHOOTING SEASON, 1886. GUNS!! GUNS!! GUNS!! D. EVITT, GUNMAKER, 251, QUEEN-BTREET, AUCKLAND. Tho nd vortinor having a vory largo Stock of 3uns, both Hroooch-loadlng and Muzzloloiid ng, has ro-niarkcd thorn at a considerable DEDUCTION FOR CASH. £ s. d. Singlo-barrel Guns from .. .. 0 17 ft Uoublo-barrol Ouns from .. ..800 noublc-barrol B.L. Guns from .. 115 0 EtiiKlo-barrol B.L. Guns from ..500 Oortla and Harvoy's Host Quality Diamond Grain Gunpowder.. 4s Od per Hi. FFF Gunpowdor 3s Od „ Shot 0» Sid „ Cartridge Cases. 12 guago, Ja, c.i, and 7a per 100. ICvehv Oruiiß Kind ok HnooriNO Matkiiiai. Kquai.lv Ciikai". ELKY'S CENTRAL FIRE CARTRIDGES. 12 guago, loaded with tho Now ICC. Powder. QUNWORK OF EVER-Y DESCRIPTION DONE PROMPTLY AND EFFICIENTLY. IMPORTER OF PAINS CELEBRATED FIREWORKS. D. EVITT, GUNMAKER AND IMPORTER, 25-1 — QCEEJJ-STREET, AUCKLAND, — 251 Wholosalo and Retail. <3T3KND FOX PHICE-ÜBTB. T\r OMAN'S "n X I II X D, MRS DR. STUART'S ■PAMOU3 ■pKMALK TJEMKDIEB. Tho following Extracts from Testimonials will bo read with intoroet:— Symondn-Btroot, Auckland, February 7,1885.— Bik,—l wish Mrs I)r. Stuart's ltcmodles a proat succosa. I havo not found anything to do mo tho good that they havo. I was vciry weak and unwell, but by taking two bottles of tho Tonic I am now well and strong again. I consider the modicino vory useful for young women. — Sahah , Parnoll, Auckland, Fobruary 3, 1885.—8 m — I can gladly speak for Mrs Dr. Stuart's Pills; thoy have dons me tho greatett possible good. They are Indeed tho female's f rlond, as previous to using them I mineral greatly from headache, langour, &0.. but now onioy the best of health. —Yours Binceroly, Jane Evans. Ponsonby, Auckland, Fobruary 11, 1885.—Bin, I had almost despaired of getting my strength Hack again, when I purohasod a bottlo of the Tonic and a box of oaoh of tho Pills, and words cannot express my gratltudo (or tho good thoy havo dono mo.—Gratefully, Aliob B . Mount Eden, March 9, 1885.—Sib,—I have usod various drugs, such as Potinyroyal, Hlora Piora, and Steol, but havo not found anything so certain and convenient aa Mrs Dr. Stoarrt Pills, which I can highly recommend to all fe males. Thoy are wondorf til la proventlng hoad nclie and other painful troubles.—Yours, &c, EUBAUJCTU . rpHE J^ADIES' IJONIO> 3Band4aodpor This exocllont Tonlo etuUhea and purifies tho )lood, Improves tho aj>potlto, restores colour, tone, and vitality, thereby removing Jienflacho, debility, nervousness, woaknosa, and tho de pressions from which so many females suffer. THE T ADIES1 pALENDAB ( OR \ PILLS 1 2s 6d and 4s 04 por ( box. Thoso Pllla are Justly OBteomed for their groat value in provontiog discomfort, suffering, and nconvenlonce, and for periodical uso are tho nost reliable and rrompt modiolne over brough o woman's aid. rjiHK 1 jjJPERIBNT piLLS. Is 6d per box. For tho roliof and proventatlve of headache) bllllousness, giddiness, constipation, liver com plaints, indigestion, pains in the ohest, back, and Bldea, &c. SOLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENTS FOB AUCKLAND, N.Z,— MR S. GILBERT,) Next Lennox's, Stationer, Chemist, f QUEEN-STREET. MR T, A. CRAWFORD,) NKWTON Vo be bad of all respootable Chemists and _^ Druggists. 15 P. HOLLIS'S LINE OF JLV* coaches. LEAVE ONEHUNGA-ManukanHotel-7.80, 8, 8.30, 0, 0.45,10.30, 11.15 a.m., 12?15, 1, 1.30, 2.30, 8, i, 8.30 p.m. Mondays—6 p.m. Saturdaya-6, 6,30 p.m. Sundays—B.3o a.m., 12 noon, 4.30 p.m. LEAVE AUCKLAND-Gfroyhqnnd Hotol -9,9.45710.30,11 a.m., 12.15, 1, 2, 2.45, 3.15, i, 4,30, 5, 6, 7 am. Mondays— 11 p.m. Saturdays—lo,ll p.m. Sundays—lo a.m., 2, 0 p.m. Single Fafe, Is; Return Faro,'ls 6d. Tickets apld By the dozen i—Tp and bom One hunga, 7S'rto aijd from Greenwood's Coiner, 6s; to and trom Brown-sweet. Bosom, 6a. B, P. HOLLIB PropWeto*.



T. & S. MORMN & CO. LIMITED, IRONMONGERS, IRON MERCHANTS, AND SIHIIIF CSI^I^DLIEIRS QUEEN STREET. s JißiiiL s f,■ i' 7 : '■'■'■ ' A Large assortment of HALL and UMBRELLA STANDS in Stock, New Designs, etc. FOOT SCRAPERS. BEDSTEADS. Brass and N. P. Iron Bedsteads, a large selection. COTS, SWING COTS, &c. SPRING MATTRESSES! SPRING MATTRESSES! Polished Brass Fenders and Curbs for Tile Hearths, N. P, and Stool Tlnr Fenders. Bronzed and Berlin Blacked Fenders, Kitchen Fenders, Nursery Fenders, Fire Guards, etc. Brass, N. P., and Polished Steel Fire Irons, Fire Iron Rests, Coal Box Tongs, &c. COAL VASES! COAL VASES! COAL VASES! A very Inrgo selection of Coal (l.'^cs, Kuw find Beautiful Designs. WRINGING MACHINES. WRINGING MACHINES. Bradford's Celebrated Washing MACHINES. AGENTS FOR THAMES HEMATITE PAINT COMPANY. T.&S-MORRIN&Co., LIMITED, CiTJEEISr STREET, THE^irONDERPUL / Latest Improvements. Valuable Appliances. Ten Tears' 1 Quarantoe. Pntont Automatic Windor. Patent Drop-Rollers. ftrilflAin \ Patent Looßo-WindinK-Wlioiil. Patent Thread Releneer. Wor otWlliU Hholm Machines kept in Kopairs for throo yoare FHBE OF w" ■" "■w JoHABGE. Illußtratod CaUvloguos and Samples of Work free ]ft*om— MAPHIWFQ/ THE WEUTHEIM SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. mHUni"LO(W. J. BEA.LE, 170, QUEKN- STIIKET' A uc X^D . i 1 _ . 1 m^m^^mm t t j sg? I jd^ ___________ „ 1 ■ o T "T p K oTf BK , la ill Ula il 11111 ±# t&Jk omciAN, OF PURE GOD LITER OIL Of Chrletohuroh, Is now on a visit to Auckland, And Hjpophospllitos of Lime and Soda. for a short timo only, nod may bo Consulted on all DIBOBBCB of tho Byo.nnd for the proper ml- AT MftQTI anBAT'AWAUTT? ««■ MTTT? iustmont of Speotaolas. With ronard to tho ALMUST -3 PALATABL-l &S M.IUSX, Uisousi'D of tho ffiyo, thoro mdy ho considered —— two dletinot kinds of treatment, viz., tho Modioal Pn«n»«oini» tha rnmh'vnnA irirfiiAq of and the Optical; tho Modioal to tho Physician. POBBessing tne combmod virtnea of tho Optioal to tho Oculist Optician. Kntiroly these two valuable remedies in their fullest two-thirds of tho diseases aro duo to optical degree. More easily digested and assiini- Inflamniation of tho Kyos aroatroquontly oauaod especially desirable for SlCKly, byoptlcaldofeots.andatoProvontodandCurod, Wasting children and porsonß with without operations, by properly adapted feoblo digestive power, and as Spoctacloß, made to oorroot the dofectivo por- . _„■,„„„ «„„ n.im..ronmr/™ tion of the oyo. Thoro aro over SOO.OQO varfous A BEMEDY FOB CONSUMTTIOX, combinations of Spoctacles required tocorroct * nRMpnT FOR WASTINU DTSFASFS thoso dofoota-lmposslblo to bo kept in stock by A Tip r'lirr tujVv IUSfcAMiS any Optician, oven in London, thoroforo, must ■"* 1/lllliUiiJLinj bo ground expressly to meot each indlvlduul REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, "a^'n. PROCTER rocolvod tho highost award A BEMEDY FOR ANjEMIA AND 6EN« Krantod for tho manufacture of Spectacles in EKAL DEBILITY every combination of sphorioal and cylindri- . i>i»i;!iv r vnv riATTrmc rtnrna cal form roquirad, at tho International Kxhibi- A KESILDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS, tion, N.Z, viz., a Cortlllcate and Gold Modal. AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, S^AMSe^eSy^^ f" **<*. -? diseases where there is an tho dofoote of i tho astigmatic or weak-sighted InQnmmation of the Throat and Lunga, a oyos. and this experience, combined with tho "WASTING OF THE FLESH, and a appliances for manufacturing, ormblos him fro- WANT of NERVF POWPTI nnthino in tlm r ntly to relieve even tho otherwise hopeless S™-^*t^palaS'EmuUion No Charge for Consultation. ° It is prescribed and endorsed by_ the best physiGinna in tho various countries of Address:— the world, who will attest thasa facts. THREE DOORS FROM THEATRE ROYAM For aalo by all Chemists. VICTORIA-STREET. ■£PAINBMDGE'3 TABLE. M Rfußt DSed ha a From Union Bank-22 minutes past the hour. $fSJHTrMng9 STAY AM°VTE eRIAL in From The Three Lamps-7 minutes to tho every variety Colour UOUTi- STAYS f^O TlT^l TT T S Ni-anx Tmps from TowN-Hmst B,J-past 0, ■ ■■ BELTS, &0., &o. J-paajt 10, andj-past 11. From Three Lamps— Kft Upon the latest improve fJj y, jWi ll» ' jJf^Km bbbbbbhW month B'rcmiUNiONBANKTpSHEW.Y Bkaohand MM *|V Country orders pnnctu -Baiib fikld-btreet—7 minutes paßt 9,23 minuteß mmm' HB ally attendod to tolO,.Tminutespastlo.23minntcßtoll,7Hiinuteß MM KM WMU All rtircels sent mst'frnn past 1 tt, 23 minutes to 12, 7 minutes past 12. 7 Q|| HI Parceissentposttroo, mlnut bb past 2, 23 mlnutos to 3, 7 minutes past 3, ~^B, MW'^ MRS DOWN BmUmtes to 4,7 minutes past 4,23 minutes to 5, kr guy and Coraet-mnlrnH ftailni ites past S, 23 minutes to B, and 23 minutes 15pper Hobron-rtreet! Froi « Shelly Beach—B.3o a.m,, B.IS a.m., " ~ — 10^0 a. m., 1.30 p.m.. 3.30 p.m., 4.30 p.m.. and 7,« pr^oN OIL> BOA P, AND OANDLI "J^Z ■■-,- U COMPAWY (LIMITKD).! ■t\e vonport, north bflorhi manufactubkr3 of wellTTbros., steariwe candles, 1 fAOTERS AND KXPBK33MEW. COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, BRH IKB. LIMK. SAND, BCOKIA ASH, LUBRICATING AND OTHER OILB^ P OSTS, RAILS, PALINGS, SANI- TARY PIPES, fco,, &O. WORKS-ST. ANN'S BRIDQK, PKNROSS. YAJ p OPPOSITE DSVONPORT HALL. ««"* PnrohtMM at ttUan,



NELSON, MOATE& Go/8 CELEBRATED CHALLENGE BSy I Kb MB gaSf BEfl f R^Ku^K / ' I j Hi /K_ DRINK NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S CELEBRATED PURE BLENDED TEAS. Hundreds are trying to copy, and many arc advertising Common Mixtures m Mended Tea to misload the public. For Govornraent Analysis eoe Circulars, — ASK FOR NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S NATURAL FLAVOURED TEAS. Thoy httvo boon awarded GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS FOR PURITY, STRENGTH, and VALUE. EXTRACT FROM PRESS : - "Kl< tlio Teas of this firm tiro Bought and Blciidod by Mr. NELSON, a Pro; fosslonul T.-vetor nnil Blondor of Repute." NELSON, MOATE & Co.'b SPECIALTY BLEND. braTjohes: AUCKLAND, DUNEDIN, CHRIST- C3IITRCII, WELLINGTON, 156, QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. AQSNTB EVERYWHERE. TEAy Unrivalled /<%)'/ /07 OU ViM/ imh/TEA I /(%)/ ABOUNDING /O7 ■ /Jrr/ Strength / AND TOH QUALITY. STIBDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDERS FOR CHILDREN CUTTING) TKBTB. oiusiOM so fuboiusim. Th« rains of this well-known Family Medlolac ha» been largely tested La an parU of the world. »nd by all gradei of sooiety, for upwards of wurci years. Ita well-earned extensive uli hu Induced spurious imitations, some of WMoh in OUTWARD APPEARANCE BO SIOSSIy resemble the original as to have deoelved many Surohasers. The proprietor, therefore, feels'it \m to the public to give a speoial caution ■gainst the use of such imitations. Purchasers are therefore requited carefully to observe the four following distinctive char acteristics, without which none are genuine I— Ist—ln every sage the words John Steed- MAN, CHBMIBT, JVALWORTH, SURREY, Ut en graved on the Government Stamp affixed to each packet, 2nd—Eooh Single Powder has directions for the dose, and the words John Steedman, Chemist, Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon. 3rd—The name Steedmau is always spelt with Ith—The manufacture Is carried on solely In Walworth, Surrey. Sold in Packets by all Chemists and Medlolne Vendors, at Is l}d to 2a 9d each. Agents i Ke&fthorne, Prosser and Co., Auokland, Wellington. P t—'-t-hnrch. and Dunedla. paPSKfIANOIHOS, W. PHILLIPPS & SON HAVE RECEIVED, XX LATH ARRIVALS 186—P AOEAOS S—lß6 : OONTAININQ 86.0 M ROLLS Off PAPERHANGINGB, oonbistino or NEW PATTERNS For Drawing, Dining, Bed-rooms, Hall aad BUlroaaa, suitable for the Mansion or Cottage. ■ .. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, AND SXST VALUE EVER OFFERED DJ PAPKRHANQINaS. WB-PACEAOBS-918 BORZMB AND HESSIANS PLATK AND BHEET GLASS, WHTTH LEAD, OILS, TURPS, VARNISHES, AND ALL TRADK BUNDRIEB. W, PHILLIPPB & BON, J6 AMD 87. QUIIH-BTOMB. IjiOß IMMEDIATE SALE, 100 acres -' rgoodTotara Bush, lot 56. WaitakareiEast. Seleoted many years ago on account of its superior quality. A very low price will be taken. —Apply to John Soppot, House and Land Agent, No, 8, Queen-street,



]Sf E W ZEAL A_N__D RAIL w.4 TIME TABLE. — On and after Ist JUNE ISBS. S" AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA LINK. Out. Week Days. »«. . — _ g£ Hi 0 Auckland, dep. XihTii 12°0 n To' *£h Wfi "^ % "ffJT M^ 2 Newmarket Juno 7.25 8.5012.10 2.10 .. 1.25 5.30 0 3 " 840 ' IKS u\\ L&nTano I! ™|« «•» ™ 5.35 6.35 " |g . gjj d» 6 Ellorslio 738 0.5 12.25 2.25 '.'. L'tO 5.15&45J '.'. 855 ii"« -'.1 aT°c n pa B°a a"" 7>15 9- 1012- 30 213° 10 w-15 5.50 66.50 7.30 9.0 11,43 BiJ «! 8 Onehunga.. ari\ 7.55 9.2012".40 2.40 4.10 US 6.0 7.0 7VIO 9.10 11,50 •• !? ONEHUNGA LINE. ~^-^ In. Week Days. ' TT****l n „ a.m. a.m.ia.m. p.m.ip.m. p.m.lp.m. p.m. p nTiT^ —■ aT^PaTa " " B>2° lO'° I>o- us 4° uo « S Oj»i 3 Ppnrose Junction '.'. '.'. 7.15c8'.50 10*10 i.io<?3ss c '.'lo 5.20/6.15 d7sn dJ,.M 4 Kllorslio 7.20 8,35 10.15 115 i.l .. 525 . 715 qS'Uis 5 aQrecn Lane '•* Wllls ?h 6 Remuera . .. 7.30 8.14 10.25 1.25 4.1G ". 5.35 '.'. 745 «■«,.•■ . 7 NowmarketJunotion .. 7.35 8.50 10.30 1.30 4.25 . 5.10 .. 743"5S J.!l (a 8 Auckland .. .. arr. 7.45J 9.0 J i 0.40 1.10 4.35 " 5.50 .. if «J (g fc Change for Onohunga. 1 ■ ■. "~^"** c Change for To Awainutu and Intermediate Stations. d Chancre for Auckland and Intermediate Stations. / Change for ntnw c Change for Mercer and Intermediate Stations. "Mmum, MAINLINE. AUCKLAND-MERCER-TE AWAMUTU-MORUINSVIIiE-CAMBRDW),. SouTn—Week Days. ■■■■:.,, I ! S II . '—•^^' a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. n«i v 0 Auckland .. .. .. dep. 6.0 6.20 8.0 11.45 % Ma, 2 Nowmarket Junction .. .. 6.10 6.35 8.10 1165 !'« '!] 3 Remuora .. .. .. .. 6.15 6.40 8.15 12io iS W ai GroonLano ' .. .. 6.17 . ' ""* Us 5 Kllerslio G 22 6.53 8.25 mo Jin 6 Penrose Junction 6.28 7.0 8.30 12.25 uS '.(5 9 Otahuhu 6.40 7.10 8.12 12.40 T« ** 11 Papatoitol 7.20 12.55 ,„ "iji 15 Manurowa 7,35 1.10 J1 ™ 19 Papakura 8.2 133 «■ „ a2l Hunua .... .. ■*V: .. II «/ury 8.'15 9.25 1.55 55, ■.. a 23 Runciman .. „ .. *• a2B Paerata .. ..' " „■ 30 Pukekoho 8.57 9.50 2-25' fi'« •• a 33 Buckland .. ™ .. 35 Tuakau 9.25 ' 3.0 ,•;, a 37 Wangarata . " .. "•B' .. 40 Pokeno . 3.15 i 1: 43M.HCEU {- - JUI lag JJ J^ : aSO Whangamarino .. .. .. %,■. 051 Wairangi .. .. ■• .. > ' : ~ aU Rangiriri .. .. •■ .. :' > •■ aGO; Ohinovral .. ■• •• ■ '•' - •• 65 Huntly .. 12-5 5.5 .',V ■■ dTaupirl .. 1220 5.25 ..". . 74] Ngaruawahia .. 12.32 5.10 '•"-'; .. «78. Pukcto .. ■• •• «81 Toßapa .. •■ ... «t % -: 851 Frankton Junction .. cl.O C 6.10 " - 85j Frankton Junction .. dop, .. .. lin ■ 6,20 —' 80 Hamilton West.. .. arr. .. „ ~5 .. ■"•:• •• a Hamilton West.. _ dep. .. .. 1.20 630 '■"''"■" aBO .. .. arr. .. .. . .. .. ':, £';'■■■.-, 89 g Jupction .. arr. .. .. G. 40 j, t g Ruakura Junction .. dep. 7. .. 1.38 .. ;: — on (for MorrinsvlUe) .. .. ~ .. • nfll H Eureka dep. .. .. .. .. ■ , ■ ■ " 099, Motumaoho .. .. dep. .. .. .. .. ' !i:;/1 '" 10' ; Morrinsvillo .. .. arr. .. .. 2.15 89; o Ruakura Junction .. dop. .. .. 1,33 6,42 „ ! m j (for Morrinaville) .. .. .. .. „ " aOOlSoMongaonui .. .. .. , " n 93 £ gTamahoro .. .. ~ ;, a'J7 gCFencourt .. .. .. „ n9B taMllautapu .. .. '.. ■ ■"■ -: " 101 v Cambridge .. .. arr. .. .. 2.15 7.25 > ,']' " 85! Frankton Junction.. .. dep. .. .. 1.10 6.20 ~- "™ I (for Te Awamutu). .. .. .. .. '„ . aßOlßukuhia .. .. .. ': m •*■'•" 94 Ohaupo .. 1.42 6.46 'ifr , " aOOljakoßoad _ .. .. .. ; ~, " fl» Ngaroto : .. .. 2.0 7.0 '■■*?■' " ' lOOTkAwamutu .. .. arr. ■■ .. 2.5 7.10 ..''; ' ". . North—Week Days. .'i!V,f:i;. i" 1 • (I- ■ a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. 0 TkAwajtotu - .. dep. .. _ .. 9.50 :.;U ', 2 Ngaroto .. .. 9.68 i8l ~ aA Lake Road .... .. -'-'"ft. > „ 7 Ohaupo .. .. 10.15 Mri '„' ! oil Rukuhia .. .. .. .. _ , IfiS , „ 15 Frankton Junction.. .. arr. .. .. .. 10.45 jfffgg vf'.. 31 £ .Cambridgo .. .. dep, .. _ .. 9.45 '185- ;:,„ n2B fljiHnutapu .. .. .. .. ' ~i;i< a 27 V gFencourt .. .. .. ..,',. , !u a2H ■§ 3 Tamahere .. .. .. .. ■~.... a2O sfqM°n Baonu' ■• •• ■■ •• ' ' '■•'"' '"» 19 o Ruakura Junction .. arr. .. .. .. 10.20 :S1! „ 33 Morrinsville .. .. dep. .. .. .. 9.45 "',,'j' . „ a2t' 3 J'otumaoho .. .. .. .. '~" a 24 S^Eureka .. .. .. K«6f •' ---19 g uKuakura Junction .. arr. .. ) 10.20 tiarai» ■■ ■' E§Ruakura Junction TT^cp. .. .. 10.25 .^ill-,'. -■ 10 5 m Hamilton East .. .. .. .. : ... H Hamilton West .. .. 10.40 "If 15 Frankton Junction .. arr. .. .. .. 10.45 ''.Mb. .. Frankton Junction .. .. dep. .. .. .. 10.55 ~ IJfi . 020 Toßapa .. .. .. ~.;;, .' ---a23 Pukoto .. .. .. :*■■„' , - 27 Ngaruawahia .. .. 11.30 UO; ) . SI Taupiri .. .. 11.40 , Utt ;.,■ „ • 36 HunUy .. .. 12.7 .«",• ■ - all Ohinowal .. .. ...' '.'"V-v "', <i 45 Rangiriri .. .. .. ..'' 1'".1,' ' " a 47 Wairangi .. .. ~ .. .. [«r.(3P ' ••' asl Whangamarlno .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. '•*&•". 67 Mekcer { d^J[ g;^ ;; njg,, {_& |gB i! 60 Pokeno 6.31 .. 11.40 1.45 Up ■■■'■*■ 'ftKSSS*? :: :: :: : m> :: mo e 2 Vo ,ik, : <i6B Buokland .. .. c ... ' ,' {•«,,"•" 70 Pukekoho - 7.10 .. 12,40 2.25 >MT » a"3 Paerata .. .. c •• :; ;'.••(>,,<• a7B Runciman .. .. c .. ... ■■'■>x i i ■;.■■•• 78 Drury 7.46 .. 1.15 &0 : ,ts. .. •• 080 Hunua .. .. .. * •• ' '"_••„ 81 Papakura 8.2 .. 1.32 3.10 .83" •• 85 Manurewa 8.14 .. 1.45 . 3.26 rlB .. 89 Papatoitoi 8.32 .. 2.10- 3.39 .Mi .... ■ 92 Otaliuhu 8.42 6.50 2.20 3.48 , JJJ .H 05 Ponroao Junction 68.52 c 7.0 62.30 63.59 "■■!■!>»' "'•* 96 Kllerslie 8.56 ■ 2.35 4.4: ..:;JB. !,!) o97GrconLane 9.0 .. .. c;; n *iiii> »ii 97 Remuora 9.5 .. 2.45 4.16 Uffi-'K 98 Newmarket Junction .. .. 9.13 .. 2.59 c 4,25 ; Uj. ,W. 10u| Auckland arr. 9.22 ■■ SO 4.^" 'T» w -6 Change for Onehnnga. c Change for Auckland and intermediate Station!.. Kaipara Branch Stationß. Passengers for Cambridge and MontapWWJK at Frankton Junotion, and lor Morrinsvllle again ohaDge at. B»roi'"rg a Flag Btations.-Trainß do not stop unless required Notice <™WJ!WjJ% tt Guard at Uie previous stopping Stations by any Passengers dcsMpgWWffiv:*™ Stations, c Only, stops to set down Passengors from Waikato Steu°ftJofflrti»i between Auckland and Mercer where shown. Passengors ftomo[W»» tween Auckland and Mercer must proceed by the 6.20 a.m.Tra^SIAWJJVU,, stops at all Stations, and change into tho Waikato Train at Mercer. V.jiW" -r" with Passenger car attached. ..-;;;'. i KAIPARA BRANCH. ■ti:l^' AUCKLAND -HENDERSON - HBLENSVILLH!. -~..:, OUT.-Week Days, in.-Week J)A>isj. _~,, , , — ■ —-—— ™.; v'-HT"1 "^ a,m. a.m. p.m. ■ %2; S U OAuokland .. .. acp. 7.15 10.50 4.40 0 Helensville .. .. dep. »* »- „ 2 Newmarket Junction .. 7.26 11.10 4.45 a3Ohirangi .. .. ■• ,;•; _ „ 4 Mount Eden_ .. .. 7.31 11.17 5.5 a 4 Paeroa.. .. ..!.-»<• . a 5 Kingsland oC Woodhill .. _.. :•'■"■;, .. asMorning6ido.. _ a7Reweti.. .. •• ••,",';. •• a 7 Mount Albert _ alO Waunauku .. .. ••. -•;, u(. M BA°ondate . " .. 7.47 11.37 5.22 14 Kumeu Junction .. ■..loWf o9NewLynn 017 Taupaki •■ •• ::*.: .'ii ■]$ » allWaikomiU al9 Waitakerel .. .. ,•• !' B ; .. 14 Henderson 8.10 12.4 5.45 021 Swanson .. .. '.•■ fa y (IS aHSwanson 25 Henderson .. .. •'"•'■:, .. 20Waltakerei .. .. - 8.35 12.31 6.16 a27Waikomiti .. .. ••'';.. ■■ o22Taupaki a29Now Lynn .. •■ •' «« IB W 25 Kumeu Junction .. .. 8.55 1.5 6.28 31Avondale .. .. ■; •*, ~ „ a29WaimauKu 1.20 .. a 32 Mount Albert .. »•. ~ .. a3lßeweti a 33 Morningside.. .. •• -, - "JISLe " - •' 9J55 j\t y'fio 3iA«cMandet<ninC^o^ C-Goodß Train-a Passenger Carriage is attached to this Train, which stops for, ft*""* Signal only. 6 Change for Waikato. •. .•;,!.!' GENERAL CONDITIO NS. .' ' "■■ ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.-Tho Department *>^ffi ** to the despatch or arrival of .trains at the exact timel shown m the ™e bxe ,sL*&» circumstances render it impossible or inexpedient for a train to Proceed. Jn^J*J^ aeß . ; at Stationa conditionaUy °W^ZtTuM&& ataPF AllfsSK^^^^ shilling in addition to the ordinary fare. «» Pomnnal liHSWivSiSit LUGGAGK.-Each passenger is allowed to take 1121bs. of Personal »«JS including merchandise of any kind), and for every 661b5., or frwsUon of «to ,W* Blugpi.8 lug pi. * tor every 50 miles, or fraction of 50 miles, the charge will, bel one P™?^-^ m[Z be allowed to be token into the carriages unless of such a size tiat.it seat without inconvenience. The Department will not be : responsible for "^ J^sj MJ» carried in the van, or which Passengers may have neglected to see labeu^x-fl,,^ luggnage to go by train must present it at the Station at leas'_*?P, n BJ'S j^ despttdi- *% Sel departuie of the train, or the Department will not beNresponribte s*&%s%%ms gora who have lost luggage are requested to give notice to thoSteWJ^ ~,# aM»."" Department will not Tbe responsible for any luggage or parcels unpropo v ofle( ( PARCELS to Flag Stations, ft^^%&*sßs&** of the Department Uin charge, must be prepaid, and will be put out ai i> '_r. m i be at the Station at least thirty minutes before tte means of securing them in the horse box, and tio Railway Off*™?!? 1 wUllt «*& for any injuries sussed through j^^^S^^&tSlSiMtMl?^ carry unbroken or vicious horseß. At country stations requuu""uo * ,gj -. . .mg trucks must be made tho daybeforo they are wanted. of-seenring n »RtetW DOGS must be provided with chains or other^SWS?"". ticket, to bo given UPM"" will not bo allowed in carriages, and the sender must obtain a ucKei, w ... , -^