Sonic Epitaphs.

In one church, oven as wo were passing the organ-loft, oiu'Ruido can point out a curious luunument to an organ-blower. "Tobacco he hatod—to smoke most, unwilling, yot nover so pleased as wlion pipes ho was fill- Ing ;" so runs his elegant epitaph, continu ing _i" No reflection on him for rudo speech could be cast, though ho gave our old organist many a blast." In a neighbouring church the sexton can show an Inscription on a monumont to anothor cscloaiasticnl official:-" Here lies interred beneath those atones, yo board, yo uesh, and ol;o ye bonoa Of 'a clerk, old Daniel .lonos." In a church further south tho clergyman himself is thus immortaliaod on a tombstone: — "Hurrah, my boys, at tho parson's fall, for if he'd lived he'd aburiod us all." A littlo to the west, again, tho squire comes in for poetical commemoration : —" Hsro lies §; r , clad in his clay ; God said to the devil, Sirrah, take him away." Somotimes inscriptions on tombstones, instead of being epitaphs, aro intended to awaken tho sinner. In certain districts these are very common. It would bo weari some, though oasy, to multiply instances of them ; but the following, which occurs on a tablet in a church whoso bolls wo have already noticed, may suffice :—" FFlosho and blode as Vow aro ao waa I. Dust and Assess as I arr: soe shall Vow be " As a concise statement of fact, tho following in scription on a neighbouring tombstone is a fair specimen:-—" Here lie three children dear, Two at and ono hero." Those who visit the churchyard referred to might find a eulogium on tho tomb of a French prisoner of war. written by one of hia com patriots in Latin more canine than classical, which so enraged an ol 1 pchoolmnstor that he exclaimed! ISI should liko to liai'C tho flogging of the man who wrote that epitaph." On a gravoatono in tho same district an allectionato wife of formor days commemorated her husband in tlio follow ing deeply religious words:—"A greoter blessing to a urn man nover mor was givn, Nor a greotor loss eksopt tho loss of heavn " A parent in tho adjoining county makes two children thus speak for themselves : — " Spotless from guilt, the Lord Ho took wo hence, Toreign with Christ, not toreturnfrom thence. MomontoMory." In a neighbour-, ing pariah a momorial tnblot laments a man who "diod of a chronic abscess in his right Bide." It is a common thing to hnd assurances of the strict orthodoxy of tho doceased in monumental inscriptions. An epitaph over the remains of a cortain high sheriff of ono of the counties already noticed, who diod early in tho eighteenth century, described him as having beon valued when living, and much lamented when dead, chiefly bo cause it had beon " lii« mannor " " heartily to declare against tho upstart Sect of the Brain-Sick Methodists." Very different is the Bimplo announcement on tho gravestone of a poor man who died almost in the same year, and in the same county, at the ago of 104 :—"lnterred hear, lies ono hundred years and four; No one know Scripture less and virture more ; Peace his ambition, con tentment was his wealth." In tho oentre of the district that wo have been exploring we find a monument bearing an inscription which, without any breach of charity, may be called a little high-flown. After announ cing that it stands ovoi the remains of Elizabeth, wife of R. 8., it adds thatß. 8., "the anti-spouse uxorious," whatever that may mean, was also " interred hero ;" and then it bursts out as follows : -

When terrestrial all in cliaoa shall exhibit efVer- The celestial'virtuea, with their full, offulnent, brilliant essence. Shall withbeamlng.boauteouaradianoe, through ebnlitlon shine, Transcanding to glorious regions, beatifical sublime. And much moro of the samo sort of stuff, —"Saturday Review."

An Automatic Hat.

We hoar that in several cities of the United States the prominent men have adopted an automatically saluting hat. The principle is that when tho person provided with one of these hats meeta an acquaintance, ho purely pressos a button at his aide, and the hat is thereupon raised by hidden machinery. If it bo introduced in England we foresee a long line of calam ities. Fancy the field for tho practical jokist. For instance, lounging arm-in-arm with his bosom friend and seeing a newly married couple approach, he has only to tell his companion a regular sido-eplitter, and direct his laughing confrere's attention to the beauty of the young wife, at the same time pressing his button, and the husband will at once ask for explanations, while driving tho machi nery of the automatic hat into the head of the happy wearer, to tho intense delight of the jokist. O, there wiil be a world of trouble! Then these mechanical contrivances are always getting out of ordor. Fancy your hat obstinately stopping a foot away from your head andrefusingto descend on a cold winter's morning, apart from the look of the thing ! Or think of a pig-headed hat refusing to answor tho button when you meet a particular lady friend, or suppose the button should lose its control, and the hat should become joyous, making your walk to the City two miles of idiotic polite ness. Oh ! it's not to be thought of.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATUKDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1885.

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D. P. E V A N S, UJSTATK, HOUSE, AND LAND ASKNT. AUCTlONiilffi, &o. mo CAI'ITALISTS AND OTHERS, FIUBM'-dIiASH INVESTMENT IN THIS 15ITY FOR SAIiE. All that Valuable ami Centrally Situated Pro porty.conniatinKef Ii'HKKHOIiUALIiOTJIIi-N1!', together with Commodious Double Shop, Htoro room, anil 5 Itoomo npstalra, built of brick on Btone fouiulntion, in llrat-class position, and woll adapted for Solicitor's Chambers, boing situated n Shortlnnd-strcct, "ear thoao lmndaomo and extensive new premiseg of tlio Kvkxino Ktah ; and also near Post-otlieo, bunks, and thoao mag nificent now block ot buildings (tlio Arcade) now beinK erected for tho Now Zealand lunar anno Company. ' This la a real llrat-clasa Investment, unil well worthy tho attention of capitalists, l in, with out doubt, tho moat valuable and safest invest ment now in tho Market, with undeniable pros pectivo value, second to none in Aueklund. (357) Also, tlio following desirablo Properties- AUCKLAND—VaIuabIe Buslncna Slto for oalo, Bitunto In Shortland-Btroot, cornor of Mills Lane, and immediately between tho pro miaea of Messrs A, ('lark and Bono and Bycroftand Co. Terms easy. ALBKRI' AVKNUM. MOUNT KDKN-Com fortablo 7-roomod Villa Kesidonoo (now) ; spiicioiiß liall, lofty rooms; 1 GOOiral. oiatern, very lartro allotment, volcanic soil, grand view. Only JCS2O. Terms easy. (Kill.) ALKXANURA-STRKKT (top, near Symonds atreet, and near iho planted reserve)— Co m H.'sideneo of (' rooms, city wider, buth, and airconventoncos; a very desirable proportr. (I 5») BOND-STREET. Arch Hill-Comfortable Cot tal") of 1 rooms, oti allo'mcnt 3.'1 x 10.); lnr;.;e stable, !-:uul wi-U of water, sido entrance fur express. Price only fMti. (liiPO) BONDSTBKET, Arch Hill—Freehold Cottage I rooms and scullery, largo pimsape, msistor uratc, &fi.; K»fi opposite, and all conveni ences. Price C 270, (ifiOß) BAYF.USLD, Ponaonby—New Verandah Villa of a rooms, Sa. buy window, riw wl er trral es; on allolmont 10x100. Price only £21». (1117) BBAnKOItDSTRKKT, PnrncU—l.iiree I'roo hold Allotment, SO foot frontline, with -s roomed House tlinreon. A uarjriiln; prico only £350. ItBliO) BAYKIKLI). PONSONBY—NIoo New Homo of 1 rooms, scullery, nico position, freehold allotment; only £250. (1138) COLTJCGI? ROAD AND SREENWODST. (CORNERi—Freehold Shop and Ihvf Hint: of li rooms ; nlleonvonir.ncioa ; (jas and city valor. Full particulars to 1). F. KvanS.. (11113) OAMERON-STBEKT, PONSONBV — Hand some Villa of (i rooms. &c,, largo and lofty; nico wash-house, copper, gas and water; mni: nli'cent view of harbour, excellent position ; large allotment, lit! x 122.—D. F. Kvanß. (IOCS) CHURCH-STBERT- Villa Itesldonco of 5 rooms, lltted with cupboards, dresser resistor unite., oven, &c; good well and tank, well-stocked garden. Prico. £380. (729) CLARENCK - STREET, PONSONBY - Nlco Vorandah Cottage of I rooms and scullery; allotment, 10 x 87 ; £270. CAMBRIDGK-Lot IS; grand comer allotment, 1 aero. Also, lot 370; valuablo aero section ; splendid corner site. • (1523) COL.LINGWOOD-STRKKT — Handsome and commodious Residenco of 7 rooms, bath room, Xc; line position; grand view. (1115) DRAKE-STRKKT (Freeman's Bay)— Commod ious Business Promises! lino position ; rtood investment. (U95) KLDON-STRKKT, PARNKLL — Comfortable Veraudah Cottago of 7 ropniß, stable, work shop, Sec. in first-class order; kitchen rango, dresaor, well, pump, &0., near tho beach; prico, £150. I!7'J FERNLKIGH-STRKET—3 Verandah Cottages of 3, i, and 5 rooms respectively. In good ordor. City water laid in. Prico, for the three. £560. A good investment. 11102) GEOIIGK AND RYUS STREETS (cornor oft- Very superior House, beautifully finished oiF in cedar and ornamental woods. To bo sold at once; a bargain. 1-103 GIBRALTAR CRESCENT (Pnrnell)—A very Handsomo Villa Residence, possessing oix flno rooms; gas and water throughout; waslihouse and every convenience; free hold allotment, 3U x 100 ; well drained and planted ; thia proporty ia pleasantly situated, commanding a most extensive viow of tho Domain. HS2 HAMILTON — Splondid Littlo Farm of 100 acros, mostly subdivided into paddocks, situato near tho township; good road, splen did houso, flno position. Prico, only £2,000. (1303! HACKETT-STREET (Ponsonby)-Comfortablo Villa. 1 largo rooms, lean-to, &c.; Rao and wator laid In ; nico position, near tho beach. Prico, £350. (1510) KINGSIjAND (2nd Avenue)— House of 1 rooms and workshop ; Allotment 10 x 112. Prico, £200. MANNING-STREET (Ncwton)-A comfortable Houso of. C rooms, fitted with Venetian binds, gas. water, etc., etc. £385. (1531) MOUNT EDEN (opposite Mr Batzcr, and near residence of Professor Aldie)-Comfortable 7 roomfd Villa; nice hall, every convenience woll-flnished off; pretty place, grand view. Price only £520. (Ift'ii) MOUNT EDEN (Owon'3 Road)-Protty Villa ot Grooms, wash-house, &c , &c; splendid vol canic allotment, 132 x 170. (1517) MOUNT EDEN ROAD, opposlto Valley Road -Comfortable 9-roomed Villa Residence, &c.c appointed with gas and water; grand corner lot (0G x 132; nico position. Prico £720. ' (15S0) NEWTON ROAD—Two Handsomo Villa, just finished; built on tho most improve) design; all conveniences, (i rooms and scullery ; pian to bo eeon at D. F. Evan's Oflico. Prico £150 and £175. (1639) NELSON-STRKET-Comfortable Houso of 8 rooms, bath-room, &c, &c. ; city water ana gas laid in. £050. (07! i) NORTH SHORE—Comfortablo Villa of 9 room a, wash-house, copper, gas, and all convenien ce Price, only £SaO. (loll) NEWTON ROAD—Good Investment; two very nico Houses; gas and city water in each. Both In first-class order and in splendid position, close to Karangahape Road. Grand position for Bhop (1281)" PARK ROAD—Good House of 7 roomß, pleas antly situated; splondid view; large allot ment. Price £650. (1121) PARNELL-Villa Rosidenco of 7 rooms, bath room. &c.,&c: wood,coal.and waah-housc, with boiler and all conveniences; allotment, CC x 100. (1518) PRO3PKGT TERRACE, ofT Mount Roskill Road-Several nice Cottages of I. 5. and 6 rooms; nice allotment, healthy. From £250. Terms easy. I15li3) PBRCIVAL PARADE, Ponsonby—Brick Villa Rosidonce, G rooms; good well, register grates, &c.; allotment 11 x lfjO. Prico £320. (717) PONSONBY ROAD, opposlto Hepburn-street— Splondid Now ShopandDwolllDgof 5 rooms, gas and city wator; allotment 10 x 105; room tob "uild anotbor Bhop. Prico low; terms eaßy. (1593) PENKO3K—A comfortablo Houso of 5 rooms, outbuildings. .&c, &c, and 2 acros 3planriid volcanic land. (1525) PONSONBY'— Handsome and Commodious Residenco of 9 rooms, bath-room, conserva tory, &c., &c; out buildings and all con veniences ; allotment, 132 x 216, fronting two streets. (1531) PUKEKOHE—Good Freehold Corner Allot mont, with House of i rooms, Shop, stable, and out-houße. (1101) POMPALLIER TERRACE—Very pretty Cot taga, In splendid order very nico garden, allotment. 50 x 100. Price, £350. (12C7) PARNKLL (Brighton Road)— New House of 6 roomß and workshop, stove, register grate; verandah Bti?.e and front; allotment, 50x310. Prico, £12ij Can be Bold on terms. 1198 PONSONBY POAD. — Good Villa Resldoneo, close to the Franklin Roa&; quite new; gas and water; allotment 56 x 100. Prico. £1.000. (1186) RANDOLPH-STREET, Nowton - Two Fino Building Allotments, situated about tho oontre or Newton; allotments, 33 x 99; third and fourth from Gloucester-street. Prioo £175. 1560 REMUER A—Comfortablo Villa of Grooms, &c, &c; large allotmont CO x 221, planted, &c, So £500. (1528) RICHMOND ROAD — Handsomo Villa of 7 rooma, &c; kitchen rango, copper, &c, &o. (freohold). £500. (1233) RYLK-STRKET—Pretty Vorandah Villa of 5 rooms, &o.; allotmont 66 x 120; a very desirable residence. (1039) STEWART-STREET, PONSONBY (closa to tram)—A Comfortablo Villa (now) of 6 rooms, &c , well finished off, fitted np with all con veniences. Price only £150 (1631) SUMMER-STRKET, PONSONBY-Verandah Cottaseof 1 rooms and scullery; wator laid ou. Prico only £250. (W2l) SPRINU-STREET. Alma Plaoe. and only ton minutes' walk from G.P.0.—4-roomed Ver randah Cottago, city wator. Price only £235. (15G3) SHKKIDAN-STREET—Comfortable Houso of 8 rooms, &c.; gas and water laid in; nice position. Price. £500. (U7O) SALE-STREET (Kreomnns Bayj-Cottage, 4 rooms, in good order; cornor allotment; only £320. 1170 SENTINEL ROAD—Handsomo Villa Rosidonoo of 7 rooms bath-room, &c., &c; city wator and all conveniences; allotment, 10 x 180. £550. (1.'50) VICTORIA-STREET WEST—Shop and Dwel ling of i rooms. £450. (1095) VALLEY ROAD, Mount Eden-Grand Build ing Allotments, splendid view, from 30s per foot. Terms. 1318 VALLEY ROAD, Mount Eden—Nice Villa Residenco of 5 rooms, &c.; gas and wator, all convenience, nlco place. Price £165. Terms!easy. (1580) VIEW AVENUE, MOUNT EDEN-New Villa Residenoe of 6 rooms, and outbuild ings; scoria soil, and good position. Only C 320. (1097) VERMONT-STREET—Commodious and com fortable Villa Residence of five rooms, wash house, cellar, &c; city wator and every con venience ; good allotment. Very chean. VINCENT-STREET (CITY)-Como Villa, a very handsomo villa residenco of 5 rooms, ex clusivo of pantry, bath, wash-house, and Sheds; gas and city water; first-class position; always let.—Full particulars D. F. Evans. (1630) WHITE-STREET (CITY) just off Upper Queen street—A Comfortable J-roomed Cotlage; nico allotment; city water, all conveniences. £300. (1G31) VELLINGTON-STREET—Very nica Cottago of i rooms, ffic; largo workshop ; all conveni ences. Prico only £380. (1623) WALbACK-STREET, PONSONBY-A very nice House of 6 rooms, gas and wator laid on and every convenience, and out-house, about 3 minutes walk from the tram, and 200 yards from the Homo Bay Wharf. (1505) WOLF-STREET, off Hepburn stroet — Nico Villa Residence, 6 rooms large workshop, &c. &o. £420. . (1212) WYNDHAM-STREET. just at corner of Albert street; grand site ; fine allotmont, with old cottages now standing. For Building Allotments, Rubal Lands, and Farms, see separate advertisements. D. F. EVANS, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, AUCTIONEER, &O. tiAND Mabt-Qukek-bthkbt, nbzi Bans of AUSTBALASUi



CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.-stingins irrit.v Unu mJl.ijiiinslilni iiMki.lii-y.llul -.iiuil.u r,,u.rl.uiilJ, cuitJ Ij) •"■""* »«m «. tlaul)tblllMi rtaisa 4 Cu., Atcuti, Auckland. FOR POSITIVE SALE, cheap, a per fectly new Houso of 5 rooma, fitted with every convenience, and largo Freehold Allot ment, near Mount Eden Railway Station; terms easy.—Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, No. 8, Qaeen-stroet. CHRISTCHURCH. If ■ M PROOF POSITIVE. At the N. Z. Interna tional Exhibition of 1882 Nelson, Moate & Co.'s Celebrated Pure Blended Teas were aeknowledgcd by three judges the beat by pence per lb., but owing to an irregularity a frivolous protest wag entered. Nelson, Moate & Co. threw up the award (although not compulsory) and chal lenged tbeopposhig Com pany for another test; consequently a Special Committee was called, and the teas taken out of the different cases by Mr, Twopenny to be k, • wrapped in plain papers £ g (N.M.& Co.'s conditions) § q to be sent to an expert a H appointed by the Com- t"1 £ mittee ; but the said > p Company fearing their !z$ A teas would not stand O another test their prices were reduced 3d. per lb., sbtheComm ttee decided that in spite ot the ir regularity they wore thoroughly convinced, from the separate eviden ce of tho juror, that the first test was most BcvflFc and impartial. AlthougliN.M.&Co.wero competing with scented mixtures, flavoured with • artificially scented teaß, a Gou> & Silver Jledaj, was awarded to them. Pbices : 2/-, 2/4, B/8, 3/-, 3/4, & 4/- NELBON. MOATE & CO Ask your Grocer for N. «■ & CO.'S TEAS & —c°- WELLINGTON. NELSON, MOATE & Co.'* SPECIALTY BLEND. BRANCHES: iVCKLAND, DVKEDIN, CHRIST CHURCH, WELLINGTON, 168, QUEEK-ST., AUCKLAND. AQKWTB EVERYWBXRX.



O. H. O s "°" "■ LAKii AND MONETARY AGENT, 118, QIJBBN 3TUS»T (Adjoining B. Tonka and Uo.'t). TELEPHONE—No. ISfi. H4.NKKR3I NATIONAL V.AHK OX NKW SCUAJjAIi'JJ. MGIITOAOKB AXI) LOAN'S NEHOTIATKU KENT- AND INTICKKSTS (..'<}],! .HCTIf.D MONIOV i\V]>-VK!> ON' KlltsT-OLASH SKCI'IUTiK.S WlTifnjT CIIAKIIK Klh'A'i'K.-- M.VwU-IOD |t'U!t Ali-I'.N'.l'lClCa VV !,U.'TKIN-. AND ARBIT RATIONS UN'i'KRTAK.KN NATIVE LAN/ AIT UUS SKCUIALLV UNDERSTOOD nOUtil-'ii TO 1.i.1, jSN/> I'UOi'KFtTIER FOX 3AMC Pl,ACni) (IN 1!V i.l.sTB Ij'KKE Oir OIIAUHK Evituv l)K!-,i!HirruiN of i.anhkd l-'uoram'v BOVGHT Oil HOLD TO OItDEK IjAKQB Sl'MB TO I.KNI) OM yiHBT - OLAflti SKCiiHi-rv , Agknt vim National .'Viuk and Marine irr- BUKANCB t'OMI'ANV OK NKW ZISAI.ANI), AND TUB NaW SZKALAND ACOIDBNI IN»UItANOK Company. ■JP OK g A h K. BLLER S L I B. Tho Cholco o thoso CHAKMINU lrvslillCM'M SITKS. ;:•■. Tho views from winch aro Unnuruasseil. Situato eloso to llm Station. From a Qunrior to 'llireo Aorea may bo pur clmaed on tho ICasio.si Terms. tin- -A Uroat ]!nr«iiin.-CoitaßO ot two X.lo>). r ooma and lratn-to, with stnblo, on iillotment :~>:i l'eit I'rontaKrtloMt. Uojkillltoacl. SHOU'l'ly.lND-STKI'-K'iI.—Allouncnt1 .—Allouncnt liU foot X 110 feet, with double frontiiK-'- I'rico, £i 5 per foot. Knsy terms would be arranged for VlNClilN'i'-S'fIMCKT—S-r.mmcil Houan. on allot ment '-'0 x Via ;[;uaaiul v.-itor ;prlro, £320. A Iho 1-r.iomrd llouw.nn iiHotmnntLM t. SO; wntor Irtidii:i: iirice. tl"!0. I'a-ytermn. \V(KHi-ri'i'.-tl':I'll'. I'll:<:•'<)NßV—HforcnndFivo rooim (1 Dwollitiß, toi;Dthcr will, sis-roomoa Hou'c (Ir't nt !'.■< v \v('(-!,i) nn l!ir};n cornel' allot ment l()«i x lft). I'rlca, £850. MOUNT KDIi.N (close to mnlnroaiD- -Woll-bullt llrocmi<l llflime iu»J nc ill lory, verandah two Bides, (MM and water; on cornor iiHotmcnt; stamo, lniUKy-liousi', and ntore-houso. l'rico, .C'lW; very criny tpnnii. ICI,I.KKSI<IIO--W.llbiiilt S-voonicd UottaKO, on an aero and a-lmit al otniont, with largo work shop, 01.'.; nil lovoli very miitublo for triiii.i>r'.sHiiil)l,-n. briiii: tlui only ucntion avail able in near to tho Unind stand. Price, filifiO, I'ANMUICIC-Wi-autiful JluildinK Site of 21 iicivi', fenced and in Rrasa, umumamltiiK a y lovely view of liiirrdundiiiK country. OTAIlUlli; -Good lliuliliiiK (-'eolljii, !W(tf.ront iiro to tlio Panmaro Rood. I'rico. £30. niCMUEKA. —(Jhoiuo JSuildinir Allotment:) on tlio Sriikni Koad, fi.l x 103; 'Jm to SO.t per foot. CHIOS I'KltKlKl.l). Mount Ho kill Unad.-Oood level Uuildini; Allotnientß, Guxl32; 22a Ud to d per foot. MOUN 1' ALUKUT—Now 1-rojniod llonto on allotnunt containing 1 aero 1 rood: fenced, hand ploiißlicd, and pliuucd with fruit mid ornuiiiental trees. Price. £ii 0. MOUNT KDIIN, VlltW LOAD—Nearly new 5-roomfd llon-e llnlslird ia llrst-claas style, with (ill conveniences, deiaclind was-h-hoiuie. &c.; uplondid j;arden; allotment. 50 x 250. Price, .ana. NOHTUODTK.—I-roonu>d Honso, on allotment Hi x 132. ten minules' from Wharf. Price. £180. Alao, ailiolnine Allotment. ,-Cl per toot. i-O'Jil—l-roomod llouao in ].puniim;lo!i Uoad -1 oyl Mount Kden, on iillolmem,;« x 100. £ .JO."; —Now 3 -roomed Couiwi at Mount ""•■'. UohUUI, on allolmimt 71) x 115 ft. All tlin abovo l'ropertioa may bo arrangod to bo bought on very easy terms. TO BE LET. MOUNT ALHHIKT-1 ivomed CottnßO and largo allotment. 7s per week. ELLKItSMK—The grazins of 52 acroa Land fenced. *" LKAMIMGTON KO M), Mount Kdon-1-roomcd Hoiiso, -Oh per week. VALLKi' ROAD, Mount Kden—7-roomod House, 16a per woek. FARMS FOR SALE. BOM'.iAY—Viry Desirablo rropcrtyof£sacres with now i-roomed lloiwe; volcanic aoil, all in Rplondid grass, well-watered, fenced and DUb-iilvidcd. Will bo let or leased with pnr chaiiint; olanso PAPAKUUA.—EveriIey Cfrove Farm, adiacon to Huiuia Station, coiißi«tinK ol 2'JS acres that cla-a land, well watered, mostly in prrass, lar^e and commodious rosidoneo, with nil nec:;:iS!iry outbuildiniiH. HAMILTON—3 miles'from elation; 530 acros goud land, mostly downn, with snvill portion Bvvainp; soil noli, dark loam, l'rico, £5 10.) pir acre, or may bo leased. NUAUUAWAHIA-Cupltal Dairy Kami rf 231 acres, on tho banks ot tlio Walpn, with seven roomed House and all necessary convenien ciee. Everything in good order, l'rico £10 per acre. MAKAETAI.—42 acres, unimproved, part but-h. I'rico, 2,'ia por iiero. I have aeveral Funnn of cvorv descriptiona and in all parts ol the district on my lists, for sale on oasy terms.



0 H '■'• a. WIU!'IA M3O N, JlOUiit. LAN.U. ft COMMISSION AGUNT, HIGII-BT., MEAtt SHOM'LASD-BT. TKLKPITfV lii NUMiUCK—I!IS, i.C-iltl'J'K lint' TN : KKOHT Conceited. ■ USTATES Aljnr-.Kca fin- Absentees. W',:.:sHi< TO !KT mid i'Ri'J'ICUTIKB I'OH 9AWH plnrcd u\isf. my JJsu Ji'cco of Charge, I'IJiLDSNO AhLOTMKNT3 FOB, BAX.K AT i'ltii irOUl'i- View Poinl. Resit, flO.i Kpnoiu Kond, r:i I'.llci'ii'to, iii i:.'>iilniir. i;lro.ii, UU Nun'niiukcti jfti J'.spar Plane. 803 Itaiir. ilpii iitrnos KJnmioM-w.root. f'"j &5 Horpiiford.-ul-rc"t. 7il* Victoria Park. 25b KOVi'r-IItDV.iV-, IDC:! Conqlioul Place, £l Huoliy Jleiiufi Hond. Ci, iJuHtuiiihouuo-sircbi Niii: irotA'. )•.'- (ir.il <Vi Fo.-f-jirccM (Inline), 00b Hi'ic;litoiiH(l.,2s3.:i7sM t'lt;:roy-Eitreut.Cflfl And m Tnrioiib otiuir tifrown r.t low rates. J'.rjatiLvui .'iii;ir..i!L: ;:;.;,•; i;r Nov.- .l-,. l iUuiD MOK.SV tnvc?u.d for OupltallHt'i ou fflre ■ class Securities v.'iTiiouTuiiAiuJß. Mix pur oun . allowed on (lcpo.-iU.'i -;i:'il !nv; 'tn.'i. JIdUTUAGIiS ami i-CAKH i-Jt'i ulint-crt. BUILDING SOCIETY SiiAHKH Bon«h». ALLO'-'MiCNT," limn:,n and Huuucb Built OD tho Wfiokly Pnyisiont Hyttay.n, Pinna und BiiuciilcntlonK prepared at lowoot rates. iSTOIi TO liitiri). lp Shi-h of •«!!. :uid apwttrau oa ,<ocil DOOKrItIBB at low rales. HOUSKS FOR SALK :— Several Houses tor Sale upon small deposits. Mount Kilfln—Gonoral Storo, mul House. £800 RuaßQll-etreul—Larno Roi.iny House, iCI'JO Hcrcafonl-alrcot—l.cu.-cliolcl, lbiGJ weekly Pontonby Hoart—Now 7 roomed House, uas, £700 Honrt-Ht., Arch Hill—l lousi!,'irooms,krs,&c.,.-E2GO Avonrtnlo—l-'ottago and \ ncre, £110. Cobrtcn-st.— 5 rooms, krh, and city water, £375 Kybor Piiaa—Shop tnul UwolHiik', £125 linitl-atreet- t! rooms, city water, £'>'jj Kybor Push—Shop and DwolUhk, ill 000 tiolliiißWi)O<i-Hl.rret—Now fi-roomed. £\W Duvonpovt - Now ;"iroomed 1 iftiao; Kas.ite.—£3oo Kinuslanit—New D-roompil Houuo-iElflO Surrey IKHs-Newfl-ruomod Hoiuio fciOO Surrey lllllf—Nt>w C-roomcd Hor.no. .Ci 7. r) Surrey Ullla—Now liroumud House. £125 RlchiDond—Now S-rnomral House, £350 Aiißli'Scn-aireot -Now li-reonie.l Houso. £GOO Houtinol ltoad -Now 7-roomed (lousn, (675 Afary-Btrei^t—Ni'wfi-ronnicd llouao, £;100 s:ewartnt.,Ml.l':.'i-u-Ncwl-roomndllou3O,£27s Niinimn-slreot -Nlw Houmo ; bay window—£2Bs ltuawH-Htri'ot-Ni w Iloune, I ro Mini, £.'3O JCiiKluml-ativot-Hlioii mill Dwelliiw. Jll.lOO IjKASKIIOD) HOUtilC AND UHOUNI) for Salo uoiiv Oriumuart-'i. ool; ftl?o. in Uharlotto- Btreot. KiliMi 'i'lsmieo. v.'ry olioiu;. i;OJU'A(VI' KAIiJI of SSaerfy for Sale, within 1C mtlcH of Auckland, on j;oc»l rondo. Six roniiusl lUmsci and oullmildiiiKH ; lni^o run for cattle uiljoiiui. Hplimlid timber on property. MOUNT KDICN-niarmiiiK Villa Heaidenco Kor Suit) (iuat built). 7 rooms and bath-room, do tacliod vviißh-houao, fowl-house, cow-shed, stable, buyjy-houuc : lar^re volcoulo allotment, anil i;i-and view. Only £700. COT'I'AUKa and VILLAS To I,nt in Sentinol lload, lioresford-Bt., Kont-st., ],Ivnrpool-jt, Howo-Bt., Nolaon at,, Vermont-st., Klizaboth-a Simps in Kybor I'iia.i und JCanuiKahapo Hoad. KIVK ACHKS OF LAND Kor Salo on Lako ltoad, partly fenced, In ums:i: 2 miles from tho llrat wharf. A bargain. FIVICUOOMH-1) HOUSK Kor Halo, and 4 roonm, l.'plirton-ot., with DiUullod otiiblo; £850 ; Baa and city wntor. I.KASKHOIJ) COTTAOKAND STAIMjK for 3alo. in Frconuui's liny: ,'i2 \ earn to run. ONK ACItK OK LAND for Hale, at Uelmont, North Shoro. with thren road frontaKet. New 7-rooniod JIOUSU For Halo In Arawa-Ht, £500 ; alia vary convnnlont Hoimo Uuko-ut., with Riißo. «ua, wiuih-lioiuio, He. £100. &3VJ.--NOXY IIoi!i;i<. in" Devoii-utreot, Nowton, for .'•!.■:h^: r. b.-irwilii at tho price. MOUN'I KDItN - IC'ilthfully-bullt Family ltouldoni'o o( U rooms wltli V flro-jilacoa; do taehed wuuhho'.ist), 2.000(?all. eoneroto tank back ontrnnoo for bußsty.. 0175, very choap. itIGHMOND ItOAD.-Protty OottUKO (Now) ITor Sslo, wilh uli convcniitnous i £220; Raa laid on. Also, now Houses for£27o. fllia—Now li'uur; ,:i: ; ..! 1 roUSK For Salo in oentro of city Oojcu'-.oUi). &:."0 dopoait; ljaltui«to on rtcforrrrt jiaiincmtH. 6280.—N;™ fcur-niumod HOL'aiC For Salo lv Howo-otreßt(troahold). ftsa deposit; terms. PIUCTTY V11,1,A '.•KHUIKNCK tor Salo In Lh'M'-vjtivi ii fctiii. city -o-iiter, ruiino. £300, iiiANJCLIN X' \U>.—ti-roojiiuu House und Allotment >c>r Sale. A biivwiim £li:0-Cp;i\;i>rt.-.bi.- i iOVBK For Sale in Bnsaox slrc-'t. Nov/tnp. .llc.-y. sfmii'i iupoiiit only. /IS YKAKLY-AliPiiiiciiil- ::i b.i Leaaod In Boveetord - atrcot.l f:.r Thiny tliroo Years. Money I<mi o t.-iilii: wi li !t ileslroi. V'AHIIS ali-o For Sulu M WallcoiaUl, Pnromo rcn:o, vVn-ltukr-tci, Msihuvanpl, North 3horo, Pnpakora, tits. Aiso, uua Lis; i-: " Ko«- Koalund Ror::.ia ' Ki.i ' VA ;.'*]; Newt.' f- II A 8. 'vJ I !. ), i A M SON, KfITATS: AfIICNT lIIfiH-.'fTVtBBT, WM. VAILK.J [nOBT. BRADLKV "Vailk and .Buaoley, HOUSK, LAM), AND KSTATK AGENTS, GICNKIIAL iUCTIONKEBS. QITBKN'-SIHEKT, OrrosriK S.vvisna Dank, HAVE FOR SALE FOUR-ItOOMKU niIICK COTTAUR Nowton District, with roo:1 allotment, XI X 111. £.'3O. STATIONERY BUSINKSS, situuted best par o : ijuonn-slrcct, doins a Rood miyinu trade. OwnorleaviiiK for England on prlvato business. BUTCHKHYBUSlNfKSS.inthoprinelpaletroot UnoluuiKa. with Rood premiaw, also all tho re quirements for carrying on a larvo trado. NEW HOUSK, 7 roonid, with coachhoti'O and stable. Koßtibank, Avondalu; wousfht iron palisadinu in front; :>J acres nood land, utrcntn of water through the property, all well plumed with fruit and ornamental trees. Terms—£lUO cash, balance on mortgaKc. GOOD ALU3TMKNTat Kingaland, Cheap. POINT HOUSIC, N'orthfloto, 2story, 8 roomß, with allotment, 33 x 132; i.-ooii garden, all planted and liiid-out wilh ehoico lloworaand fruit trees. £.ijO. THIRTY ACUHS Sl'LltN'Dll) LAND, with boo frontilKO. near Lako TaUn puna, all fenced, and part in Krosa. A raro opporuir.iLy for a Kood homoutoud. ONir. of TliK DKST QUAKING and FATTEN IXO .STATIONS in the WAIIvATO-Si'londld Kstateof S KW acrca. greater portion of which ran bo ploughed ; larno p-r eentnge in (jraas ; any amount of rough feed and ahclter; situa ted on ihc bunko of tho Wnikato lliver, witli in 5 hour a - ride by rail from Auckland. FARM at Waitakorei, lOOaeroa, Ihronprh partof wliieli the railnmd |i..-se«, adjoiniiiß U.K. Sta tion, and tho farm of the late Mr Andrew Dil worth ; nenrly nil fenced K"od S roomed dwellinir, barn and atnblinc;. enw-ahed. stock yard, &c.; 150 acres Rood Hat bush, 150 acres in gross, Ternia easy. A VKUY COMMODIOUS HOUSK of C largo rooms', an allotment 10 x lvi, situated on Great North lload, Surrey Hilla, between Surroy and Mnckehio streets, abent Ihroo minutes' walk from tram cara :k:is and city water laid - on; lttwe cellar underneath; very sultablo property fornonlractor; vow in tho occupation of liood tenant at 17d per weel,-, Torma easy. ONK HUNDRED AND TWKNTY ACRES GOOD LAND at Uroat Barrljr, CHOICK FARM of 330 aeron. with ovory con venience, 11 miles from 11.X. Station, Smllos from Hamilton, VVaikato. WKLL-FINISHKD HOUSK, 7 rooms; work shop, IB x 12; allotment, 50 x 100. £825. TO LET— TWO NEW COTTAGKS. 5 and a rooms oach Mount Eden. Kent low.



HHARLES H. OSMOND. LAND AND KSTATB AGKNT, Coombks's Aboahx, Qdkkk-stkbki, SiaiiW.B—National Hank of Now Zcr.lnru". Telophouo EiHhango, No. 15S. R«uta and Interest Collected In town and Gauntry. Mono? Invested for Capitalists oa firat-oloen securities without o!i:ir';o. JlartKaprog an \ Loans nosotlatefl. ParLnuvjliip^ r.nanged. Estates Managed for Absentees and otheri, Tenants guaranteed to landlords. Houses To Let and Proportion For Salt) or Loaeo placed on my Booke Free of Charts. Insui'ancoo Directed at lowost 2iatea, *ud Confidential Agcnelos undcrtukon. BUIUITXG ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE. (JUKKN -HTRKKT Valuable Hluck. OUSTOMS-ST. WEST (near tlui junction of Vietoriii-streeO-Grund Kictory Site. BYMONOS-S T.— Allotments. £10 rvrfoot. SURKKY HILL Great iNorth Road Kront "pONSUNBY KOAD-M x 110, £11 por foot. WBLLINaTON-STUEKT—Allotmont, £3 por toot. HEPBUKN-PTKKKT—Allotment, £7 10si p^r foot. AKGLKSKA-STItEKT- IS x 110. £l>oo. MOUNT KDKN (Alain Roail)-?8 x 100. £7 per foot. MOUNT ROSKILL Main Road)-£2 12s per foot. VIKW ROAH (Mt. R(lon)-.GI per foot. VIOTOUIA AVENUE (Mt. Kden)-£3 per "pROSPKOT-STREBT (Mt. Roakill)-32a Gd per foot. KINGSLAXD (Now North Road FrontiiKe) ---£2 5a per foot. KINMSLAND (Allotmont)-fiJ5. r NIGKK-STRKKT (Arch HilD-Ms por foot. MAHINK PAHADK (Pon»onby)-£S per foot. BKACII ROAD (l)cvonport)-IUO per foot. MOUNT ALUKUT (Main Road)-£2 63 rcr fODL MOUNT ALBERT (Randeravyl)-303 per foot. HOUSKS FOR SALE. No £ ISO—Oliphnnt-stroet, 1 rooms 7itß £300-Stuart-strect, Ponsonby, fi rooms 783 £300—Su»8ox-Btrc6t, 1 rooms and scnllory 731 £380—Haalottstreot, 1 rooms and scullory 723 £310—Vie. Park. N. 8., 5 rooms, Rraud viow 682 £350—Commercial Road, 6 rooms, soul., otc. 5681 £350—Mount Albort, 7 rooms, ■well. etc. 63fi £350—Sussox-atreet, 1 rooms, scullery, etc. 651 £360—Mt. Albert, fi rooms, blinds, Kratos, etc 701 £350—Proopoot-stniet, 0 rooms, outhouso 618 £375—Flagstaff Road, N.S., i rooms, ecullery 717 £?00—Mt. Rcskill. (i rooms, all conveniences 678 £480—Vio. Avcnuo, C rooms, scullery, oto. 652 £620—Mt. Eden Rd., 7 rma., all convonlonces 529 £a3o—lCrten Valo Rd.. 6 rooms, concrote'tank 522 £600—F,dinburRh-st., 7 rooms, kitchen, etc. 590 £600 -Manukaußd., orooms, wash-houso. &c. 710 £800-Manukau Road, 9 rooms, stable, &c. 709 £750—Maekelvie-streot. 7 rooms, stable, etc. Several of the above houses may bo purchased on exceptionally easy terms, only a Bmall cash doposlt required. MOUNT KDEN-To bo Let, n Gontloman's Rcsidnnco containing 10 rooms, replete with all modern convnmoncen; noarly an acre of ground: stable, coach-houso. &c. A GKNKRAL STORK, doing a steady and in creasing business, near to Auckland. Largo double-fronted Shop and 10-roomed Dwelling, with over an aero of ground. Prico, £350. Stock at valuation. ONKHUNGA.-A woll-built S-roomcd Houso. allotment J5 x 150; grand position ; 3 minutos walk from railway station. Prico, £350. 731 NKVVMARKKT—FreehoId, jl feet fronta K o, oppoaito Royal Gooriro and New Savlnpra Bank j n first-class investment, for only £1,350. A grand business sito, and will bo sold at onco, Tho property has a doublu frontage, and isono 6t tho bost stands in tho borough. Terms easy. FARMS FOR SALE A FIRST-OLASd IMPHOVED FARM of 110 acroa. Tho land is of oxcollont quality, and well laid down in Kngliph (;ranßoa or under crop i fenced and subdivided into 11 paddocks, well watered with a porm&ncnt creek. Build ings consist of a (,'ood eix-roomed Houso, Dairr, Stable, Cowshed (S bails), Pißßcriog, Weggon Shed. &o. There ia a well-sheltored orchard, containing 800 fruit trees, and tho cropj com prise Potutoos, Oats, Mangolds, Turnips. &c. 'iho farm is situated near thw railway station, aevoral trains running to and from Auckland dail7. This farm is now offered at a tram which will ensuro an immediate sal". 800 ACRES, KAIPARA-AII fenced, about 150 acres grass, 50 acres broken and ploughed, tho rest eurfaco-sovvn, and light mixed bush. Soil: Limcstonu and black soil. Cottage. Btablo, barn, and shod. About one acre in orchard. Prico, £2,000. WAIKATO—A very desirab'e Farm of 217 acres—a grand level alluvial flat, with li milo frontajfo to tho Waikato River, and convenient to railway station. 80 acres laid down in Eng lish grasses; good 5-roomed house, dairy, stable, hay-loft, stock-yard, &c.; orchard, lj acres. Large run adjoining. Prico, only £3 10s por acre. MOUNT ALBERT-8 Acres, fenced and planted with Bholter trees. Price, £50 per acre. 735] | JAKAPUNA—92 Aoroo, a bpleudid Investment, on the main road: £fi per aore; torma easy. G..-W; J OHI* (Lato Chief Ajront for the K.oyal Insurance Company.) HOU3JS, LAKD, ESTATE, INSURANCE, FINANCIAL-, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. (Office: 21. sil'Jiitland-strket). Begs to t!!,uounco tho com leti>n of h'-s ar rangemei-.ta for carrying on the above Branches of Business. llouao. Lund, Kstato.—Properties bought, told, or let; Rents collected; 'Ca>o of Proper:i«!3 l.ndertaken for Absentees; Kstaiot ma::.'iKcd and supervised for Exeouloi" Mm others. Insurance.—Effjttod on the most Favourablo Terms; Olai.'us for Loaaes prepared and adjusted. Financial.—Securities provided for Inves tora; Mortgages noj'.otiatod and In torest cnllooted. Confidential. — Negotiations undertaken, Purtuershlpa and Sales of Businesses arranged. To onsure strict conflrlenoo in all transactions, principala, or their solicitors, only will bo ne gotiated with. Auckland, September 22,18:5.



rjMIE NEW ZEALANDGOVERNMENI JL LIFiC INSUHANCE ASSOCIATION. This Association ia tho Only Office which POSSESSES GevEiiNMKNT Secukity and prott'ors to tho public the combined advantaßea of Mutual Lifb ASSURANCB Lowest Phemidms Inviolable state Guarantee. AMOUNT OF FUNDS. Aftor 15 ycara' existence, the Ofllco bun vow Accumulated Funds exceeding One Million Sterling. Fum's in Juno, 1575 .. .. .. .. £109.907 FundsinJune, 18U0 .. ■ £159335 Funds in JlS^jnvKß.. .. £1000,000 Annual Incomo oxcotds .. £245 000 Tho Association oll'ers tho most Lidekal Conditions extant, Htnnchoß In all tho principal Towns In the colony, and ARcndos at all tho Money Ordei Post oflicca in tho colony. LOAKS ON MORTGAGE. The A'j'ociation ia now prepared ro invest pivrt of itf Aeriiiimliitert Funds aa ],OANS ON M(IHTUA(;H of freehold lnuUin tho Colony, at MOI'KHATIi HATKS HF INTKKKST. to Uio extent of half tlie value of thu security oirorod. A pplications fo>- TjOiiiib of nut less thnn £350 to be urtdro-wd to tlio Act.in« Uoneral Mai.a^er, Wellington. P. intwl l''ormp nf Application cai ho obtalnod fit the lload Ollice, und at tho Oflicca of the District, and Iteaident AKcnts. By Order. ]). M. I.UCKIE, Acting Generel Managor. Head Oftlco. Wellington, , July, 1885. HELBON, MOATE&Oo/b CELEBRATED DRINK NELSON, MftATE & CO.'S CELEBRATED PURE BLENDED TEAS.



XT E W ZEAL A__N__D RAILWAYS. TIME TABLE. - On and after Ist .TUNE 1885. AUCKLAND AND ONKHUNGA IJNS, Witkic Days ' onii Sundays. Out. wiiKiv jjajh. g a t. OAuck,and..dop. W^lfS'fl^lTil i" ft£ Pi 4 nGroen Luno .. .. 11.0 .. ■• ■• ■•,_ ,•;. ~■•.- " o"« u'ijo <i.22 2.52 B^°ohS a. arr. 7.55 9.2012.40 2.40j 4.10 MB O^b 7.40| 9.10 IUO j 9.35jj^ ONKHUNGA LINK. lN> WBKE Days. Sundays 0 Onon ßnmt '.. ..^-^f&^^^^^XA^ 8- /Chan.eforOtahuh... c ChniiKe for Morcor ami Intermediate Stations. MAIN LTNK. AUCICLAND-MKROER-TEAWAMUTU-MORHTN3YILI.R-CAMBRin6K. BOO'!'lI~VVl5EK IIAVH. ~ — "— - 1J I] " nin am i a.m. a.m. p.m. I pm. o Auckland >>op. G-o «*) f- »•« j-.':j ' jjs "i'fcl'o1! 10 83 BSB &S 1210 W0 I<! io MV v lu.ieliou "iS 7.0 K3O I'lffi 61.nl ; W.«U ll! Paputoitol —7. V.;JU .. 'jV.!.' f.ig ifcK 1 :: :: :: :: :: I ii J " \ 3 *f '•'■ liilf'uT :: :: :: :: :: :: j 6 a :: "ijlSiho :: :: :: :: :: |i« n'io »* j&» :: Itr :: :: :: :: :: i* :: 3° a. = a37 Wangnvata •• •• it'.ia »"h Jul' oku"° i arr ; :: s"u mho 3M 7,i0 : 43 MKHCRIt | Jup] ti ~l 0 10.50 3.13 " aSO WliiuiKiinmrlno ■• ■■ \[ noli \Vniriii;i;i or*! KiMiKiriri aGOi Ohluowal •• ■• I |->s :,.-, 05] lluntly ■■ ■■ | A) ,',.•.>.", (ill Taiipiri .. •• •• pjjj 6.K1 71 Ntfiirimwahla am I'ukotu •• •' B Bl|ToUapa ■• c] ;o rG.IO 83! Krankton Junction -j_ •■ " 85] Krankton Junction .. flop. ■• •• 1.10 u-° (SI! lliimilton West.. .. arr. .. » ■.>« q Hamilton West.. - dep. •■ ■■ '■->> C3° nSii ?*Hamilton Kutt.. •• ">t. .. •• ■• Sir r|i:uiikuiaJui.«tinni ._. an-. _.. ._•.;_„ ' ■■" .._ '• '" ._•:- X. & ituakura Junction .. <lcp. .. •• VSA ■■ : •• feS (for Morrlnsvillc) al>l KurcktL .. .. .. dop. (139 * Jlotunmoho .. •■ Aeyi. ■■ ■■ ■■ 10:! Morrinsivlllo .. •• arr. ••_ _^ -'■' •• -j_ j v. 89U, UuakuraJftnstlon .. dop. •• •• 1■" «-12 I v • (for Morrinavillo) n!K) S'SMonßnonui «!):!! s STaniuluiro n!»7i E x Fcncourt 101!° Cambrlclgo .. •• irr- '-j^ H H 85j I'runkton Junction.. .. dop. •• •■ 1-1° 0.20 (for To Awamutu). •• — ■• •• •• 91 OlmuHo •■ I'- u- lj nOUi Lake Hoad _ ■• •• ■•„ : U'Ji Nitaroto : •• •• •• *•« „'•" lOOiTk Awami'TU .. ■■ a"- ■■ ■■ i -•■' * '-!U Noutii—Wkkk Dayb. —————————-^———— j ■ i i; n.m. a.m. i a.m. a.m. p in. p.m. OTeAwamuto - .. dop. .. - .. O.SO 2.^.1 '2 N'Kitroto .. .. 'J-5S- 2.10 al Lake Hoad 7 Ohaupo .. .. 10.15 3.0 all Uukuhia 15 Krankton Junction .. .. arr. .. .. .. | lO.w •> ,>0 81 & Cambridge .. ~l^pT .. _ .. i 9.15 2.55 n'2M •a^lliuitapu .. .. .. i •• — n-23 ■glTamahore d'.'O yci.Moiih'nonnl 19 0 Ituakura Junction .. arr. .. .. .. | 10.20 312 ..^ M Moninsville .. .. dop. .. .. .. 9.15 .. - «!> | Motuiunuho erf I p^Kurcka 1!) Junction .. arr. _ ii _ __ JJ .. 10.20 .. _ .. cSltuakura Junction '.. dep. .. .. .. 1025 U.li 16 fe-HiiininouKii.it >| Hamilton West .. •■ 10.10 3.25 15 ' Krankton Junction .. arr. .. .. .. 10 15 3,;i0 Krankton Junction .. .. dep. .. .. .. lv.jo 3.10 ~ 020 To Kapa .. .. ■• •■ •• — nSli Puketo 27 Nffnriiawahla .. -. 1130 4.20 31 Taupirl .. .. I'.w i.jr, ■M Hiintly .. .. 12-" 5.15 nil Oliinuwai 045 Hiuißirlrl nli Wairangl aol Wliiinifainarlno 57 Mkhckr j d a o rp; B ';, o - n ; ; ; 0 {^ t |j : > ". 00 Pokcno ..„_.. .. G.:U .. 11.40 1.15 7.0 n<>3 WanearatA .. - ... .. .. .. ■- C.. fin Tuakau .. _ 6.M .. 12.10 2.0 7.20 nfhSJ Duckland .. „ .. .. c.. 70 I'ukukoho 7.10 .. 1210 2.25 7.15 a73 Paerata .. .. .. c .. a"8 Kunuimau .. .. .. C .. 78 Drury .. « 7.1C .. 1.15 3.0 818 a>o llmSna .. .. c .. SI I'anakura .. .. „ .. 8.2 .. 1.32 3 10 5.23 85 Jlanurewa .. „ - .. 8.11 .. 1.45 3.2(3 8.45 8!) Paiiatoitoi 8.32 .. 2.10 3.31 9.0 B2 Otaluihu S 12 6.50 2.20 3.18 9.10 7.15 95J Pcnroao Junction .. .. .. &5.52 r7.0 &2.3! l b 3.60 U. 20 b7.M 9B Kllorello.. .. _ .. .. S.fili .. 2.35 4.4 !)25 i.3j n!*" Orucn Lano ».O .. .. c .. SIT Komucra 0.5 .. 2 J5 4.16 fl.lo 7.4') DS Newmarket Junction .. .. 9.13 .. 2.51 c U's 9.15 7.50 MO! Aucici.ANM) arr. 9.12 .. 30- 4.35 1).55 8.0 6 Chaniio for Onelmiifta. i: OlinnßO for Auckland and Intormcdintu Stations, d Chongofor Kalpara liruneh Stationß. Passenitors for CambrldKC and Morrlnßvillc must clianjfc at Frankton Junction, and for Morrinevillo agnin change at Kuakura Junction. a Plan Station?.—Trains do not stop unless required Notice uliould bo ttivon ti tho (Juard at tlio previous stoppinß Stations by any PasEonneradi-sirinß to alight at Flag .Stations, c Only stops to sot down PausonKora from Waiknto Stationß. B Only stops tietwoen Auckland and Mercer wliero shown. Puseungors from other Stations bo tweon Auckland and Moi;-cor mußt proceed by the li 20 a.in Train, ex Auckland, which stops at all Stations, and ohiuigo Into tho Waikato Train at Mcrcor. C Goods 'Irains, with Passenger car attached. KAIPARA BRANCH. AUCKLAND - HKNDERSON - lIELKNSVIIjLB!. OUT.—Week Days, IN.—Week Days. c c a.m. am. p.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. 0 Auckland .. .. dep. 7.15 10.50 4.40 C Ilolensvlllo .. .. dep. 6.30 11.15 4.0 2 Nowmarkot Junction .. 7.2G 11.10 4.15 a3Whinmgi 4 Mount Kdon_ ' .. .. 7,31.11.17 5.5 al Pneroa «sKingßland .. .. a(S Woodhill „ ab Morningsido.. _ a7 Rawoti a7 Mount Albert _ j filO Waimuuku 8 Avondalo 7.47 11.37 5.22 11 ICumou Junction .. ~ 7.25 1.10 5.0 a9 Now Lynn al7 Taupaki all Waikomitl al!) YValtakorei 7.15 1.33 5.21 14 Henderson 8.10 12.4 6.15 a2l Swanaon al7Swanßon 25 Hi-ndorson 8,10 2.0 5.45 20 1 Waltakcroi .. .. . 8.35 12.31 0.10 027 Waikomiti a':2Taupaki a2'J Now Lynn 25 ICumou Junction .. ..8.55 1.5 0.28 31 Avondalo 8.37 2.27 6 8 a29 VVaimauku 1.25 .. 032 Mount Albert a3! Uewoti I aXI Morningsido a33 Woodhill «31 Kin^slund a3sPacroa.. _ 35 Mount Eden 8.55 2.48 0.20 a3(iOhiranpri 31! Newmarkot Junction .. 9.13 3.5 035 38HulciiBvillo 9.55 2.10 7.30 381 Aucklnnd .. .. arr. 9.22 3.15 11,15 O—Goods Train—a Passontjer Carriage is attached to this Train, which Btops tor Passongors' Signal only. & Chango for Waikato. ~~TKBT WOiiiglFUla Latest Improvemonte. Valuable Appliances. Ten Tears' Guarantee. Patent Automatic Winder. Patent Drop-Rollera OC\ft/IH!P Patent Loose-Winding-Wheel. Patent Thread Releaser. Werl OLWvIIVU tneim Machines kept in Repairs for three years FREE Off CHARGE. Illustrated Cataloeuos and Samples of Work free MACHIfUFR THE WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE AGENCY llinUlllllLU w _ j_ BEALK _ n{) QUKKN-STItKET AUCKLAND ;t>rett's almanac, iss6. A.c AND Gr« PRI 08, I : IBD^I^IBABa^^NSIiPB"! SKCRETARIES Uff MASONIC LODGES. AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, FRIENDLY SuCIKTV LODGES, MKR IHAMBB, CANTILE, TRADE, LITERARY, AND Have for siie the followtag Machinery i- ATHLEHC ASSOCIATIONS. &c. &0., are 1 Portable Knglne, by Hornsby ft Co., 8 h.p. requested to forward to this office the informa- I Horieontal Engine, doubw cylinder, Wm. tlon necessary for tho compilation of the Local 1 HorfztoutfJ'Kn Igin Be'™oln. by 181 n. stroko Directory in this valuable Handbook, whioh ia 1 Launch Kngino, 4iJn. by filn. stroke now in course of preparation. Several Societies 1 ott^rW1!^ W'dMS?' 4" were not "»«««»« in the current edition 1 C°mj sh Roilor, 18ft. long by sft. diamoter through the dilatoriness of Secretaries. 1 Cornish Boiler! 15ft. loug by 6ft! diameter 1'1 TTNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE I Cornish Boijor, 15ft. long by 4ft. Oin. diametor \J COMPANY (LIMITED). 1 Vertical Uollor, Field tubes, 7ft. x 3ft 4in.;naw A. quantity of leoond-hftnd tiu«rU-orasliliig MANUFACTURERS 07 STEARINB CANDLES, btimatai supplied for &U classes afKßffineertac COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, Work.-Makers of Sawmill and Quarto- LUBRICATING AND OTHER OILS, omshlng Maohinery, Turbine Wlioßia WtrafaoßM and olh« lifl -2 tfefw Oaah Pnrehtßeri ol Tdlow.



TP B A C 0 C X, • OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAI, INSTRUMENT MAKRR, SHOKTL tNDSTRKET. ALWAYS IN STOCK- Spectacles and Eye-grasses of eveiy kind; an accurato fit guaranteed Opera Glasses of superior quality Telescopes, Bi»oouhir Field Glasses, and Micro scopes ; powerful and cheap Theodolites, Mining Compas'O". Abney Levels Drainngo Levelo, Prismatic Compasso9 Drawing Instruments, Scales, l'arallel Rulers ShUiS' Logs, Sextants, Compasses, Binnacles B iromotors, Thonnoinetcrs, Hydrometers Kleclrio Bella, Batteries, and Fittings Magnetic and Galvanic Medical Machines Magic Lanterns and Slides, Hand Magnifiers Stcreo9uopoH and Kliic3, Uraphrtscopes Steam Guagcß and Tubing, Saliuoinetors Amateur Phqt graphic Cameras Just Received— 3elf-registering Aneroid Barometers Also, Aneroids for Lobbies, with hanaßomely oarved frames INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY KIND REPAIRED. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE. T?-B iTING'S pOWDER, KEATING'3 POWDER KKATING'S POWDER KK ATING^WDKR g3 FLEAS • MOTHS BEETLES. This Powder is Quite Harmless m Ani mal Life, but is unrivalled in destroying fleas, bugs, cockroaches, beetles, moths in fure, and every other species of insect. Sportsmen will find this invaluable for destroying fleas in their dops, as also ladies for their pet dogs. This Abtiolk has Found so Great a Sale that it lias tempted others to vend a so-called articlo in imitation. The Public are Cautioned that the tins of tho "genuine powder boar the autograph of THOMAS KKATING. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLETS A Ppreltt Vegetable Swee*i'ihea.t, both in appearance and taste, furnishing a most agree able method of administering the only certain remedy for INTESTINAL or THREAD WORMS. It is a perfectly safe and miH^ pre paration and isespocially adapted for Children, Bold in Tins by all Chemists and Druggists. Proprietor s THOMAS KEATING. Lovnos, DR. J, COLLIS BROWNE'S OHLOHODXWH.. THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE. Advice to Invalids.—lf you wißh to obtain nulo', refreshing sleep, free from headache, relief from pain and anguish, to calm and assuage the weary uehings of protracted aisoaßO, in vi-iorato tho nervous media, and regulate the circulating systems of tho body, you will provide yourself with that marvellous remedy dis covered bs Dr. J. Collia Browne (late Aimy Midicil Stall), to which ho gave the namo of CHLORODVNE, and which is admitted by the prof jsaion to bo the most wonderful and valu aole rcjii'idy ever discovered. CIILOHOU YNE is the best remedy knor'n for Coughs Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma. CHLOKOITYNEacts like acharm in Diarrhoea, and is the only BpociHc in Cholora and Dyuen "[fi'd.OßODYNE effectually cuts short all attacks of Epilopsy, Hysteria, Palpitation, and bICuiiORODYNE is tho only palliative in Neuralgia, liheumatism. Gout, Cancer, Tooth ache, Meningitis, Sec. From Symes &Co., Pharmaceutical Ghem'Bte, Medical iiall, Simla, January 5, 1880. To J. T. Davenport, Esq.. 33, Great Ruasell-treet, Bloounbury, London. Doar Sir, Wo embrace thin opportunity of congratulating > ou upon the wldo-pureari reputation this jus lv esteemed medicine, Dr. J. Coliisßrowne's Chlorodyne, hai earned fur itself, not only in Hindoctan, biif all ovor th? Kaot. As a remedy for general utility. we much question whether a better ii imported • into ll.io country, anil we shall bo glad to near of itij llmling v placj in every Anglu-Indlun home. Tho other brands, wo aro.'iappy to say, are wow relegated to tho native bnzaurs, and, judning from Uieir said, wo fancy iteir nrjourn Here will be but evanescent. We could multiply in stances ad ia'lntium ot the extraordirary efficacy of Dr. Coliis Browne'a Chlorodyao in Diarrhoea, and Dysentory, Spasms. Crainis, Neuralgia, tho Vomiting of Pregnancy, ana as a general sedative, that ha.vo occurred under our personal observation during many years. In Choleraic Diarrhosa, and even in the more terrible forma ot Cholora itself, we have witnessed its surprisingly controlling power. We have never used any other form of this medi cino than Coliis Browne's, from a linn convic tion thntit is dtcidedly tho best, and aleo froma ecnae of duty we owe to the profession and the public, f.s wo arc of opinion tint the substitution ot any other than Coliis Browne's is a dk- LIUUHATK HHBACH OF FAITH ON VHE PART OV TIIK CHEMIST TO PHESCIUBK AND PATIENT alike. Wo are. Sir, faithfully yours, SytrcsS Co., Membors of tho Phaim. Society of Great Britain, His Exoollenoy the Viceroy's Chemists. CAUTION.-Vico-Chancollor Sir W. Pane Wood stated that Dr. J. Collis Browne was, undonntedly, tho Inventor of Chldrodyne; that the story of tho defondant Freeman was de liberately u:itrue,%.which, he rearetted to say, had been nworn to.—See "The Times," July 13, 18G1. Sold in bottles at Is lid. 2s fld. 4s Oil, and 11s eaoh. Nono is gnnuine without the words "Dr. J. Co'lis Browne's Chlorodyno "on the Govern ment stamp. Overwhelming medical testimony accomptnios eacli bottlo. Cautinn.—Beware of Piraoy and Imitations. Solo Manufaoturer-J, T. DAVENPORT, 38, Groat Ruasoll-street, Bloonisbury, London. OHOOTING SEASON, 1885. GUNS!! GUNS") I GUNS !! D. EVITT, GUNMAKER, 25i, QUEENSTRKKT. ' AUCKLAND. The advertiser having a very large Stork of 3un», both Brcei'ch-loiiding and Muzzle'ljud ng. has rema ked them at a considerable INDUCTION i-'OIi CASH. c b, 6. Single barrel Guns from .. .. 0 17 B Double-bairol Guns from .. ..300 ilouble-barrel B.L. Guns from .. 1 15 0 Sf.'jigle-barrcl B.L. Guns from ..500 Curtis and Harvoy's Best Quality DiamondGrain'Gunpowder., is 6d per lb. FFB" Punpbwdcr 3s Od „ Shot 0s SJd „ Cartridge Cases, 12 guago, ss, 6s. and 7j par 100. Every Other Kind of Shooting Matkuial Kqually CiiEAr. ISLE\"S CENTRAL FIRE CARTRIDGES, 12 guago, loaded with the Now E.C. Powder. KUNVVORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONB PROMPTLY and EFFICIENTLY. IMPORTER OF PAIN!S CELEBRATED FIREWORKS. D. EVITT, gunmaker and importer, 254 — Queen-street, Auckland, — 254 Wholesalo and Retail. *2TSend for Price lists. ONDERFUL CURE FOR RHEUMATISM, &C. MR WOODING, who has studied and prao tisedL r the above for the past four years, and has Dr..-\ d the efficiency of his treatment in ca3esv\lK'ieother moans have failed to effect littlo oi no result, bo. s to announce that ho may bo consulted at his Rooms, High-street, for the epeciHl treatment and cure of Rheiima tism.Gout. Lumbago, Sciatica, Neuralgia, Ilead achcß, Nervousness, Deafness, Affections of the Eyes, Asthma, Spinal and Liver Complaints and all Bload and Skin Diseased. His mode of treat ment is such that it quickly romoves from the body, through the pores of the tkin, tho mattera of disease, cleansing and puri fying tho blood, enabling it to perform its propor functions with so little inconvenience to patients that in most cases thoy can follow thoir ordinary occupations. The meat important ad vantage- of his treatment, nnd one that oanpot bo over-estimated, is thatmedioine is discarded, and thus tho deletorious cflcct of mercury and other injurious drugs upon tho constitution are happily avoided. Acute pains in the joints, knee*, arms, legs, and hack removed by one ap plication, and la a few hours. AUCKLAND TESTIMONIALS. I Buffered from Rheumatism in my oint knees, elbows, and wris's for over on(h and part of the timo was confined to my i I But, thanks to your mode of treatment, by out ward applications only, I was quite cured, and have not puttered since.-1 am, &c., J. C. Carter, Mechanics' Bar. I im thankful to say that in one application of yours I was quite cured of a most severe aStack of acute Rheumatism in, my ankln, after I had tried overy thing olso in yaia.—lam, truly yours, K. XV. Byre. ' ' ' CONSULTATION FREE. Patients attended at i,h,O« own Residences. Letters receive prompt attention. Reasonable Charges according to Ailment Hours : 10 to 12, and 2 to 1 p.m., Address: HIGH-STREKT, AUCKLAND (Oppoßito Miller Bootmaker). maß PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OV JL i NEW ZEALAND. The Public Trustee may be nomluatod Kxooutor under the Will of n Testator, or Trustee under a Marriage or other settlement. No charge is made upon the deposit let safe custody of any Will by which the Public Trusteo Is appointed Executor. Present Trustoes, Exoontors, or Administra tors may, if approvod, relievo themselves of future responsibility by transferring trusts to the Public Trnstoe. Hence, Trusteeß residing in England, America, and eleewhere, holding moneys for tho benefit of persons who have emigrated to New Zeuland.may not only relieve thomselves of responsibility, but, as the rato of lntereatobtalnable in New Zealand exceeds the English rate, will greatly auprmont the income of the benoflciarles by so doing. The State glvos an absolute guarantee against loss oi m? B ?, y &° frttud or dishonesty of its orfloora. The Publio Trustee holds large sums of money tor tnvosbment on real Gsourity at onrrent rates of interest, Applications for advance on first mortgage will bo received at the various ftgen tetaedT 8 thot P"^0"1618 may bB ob R. a HAMKRTON. aP.WATKnAgent, PttM»*^*



TTT) T> ROC T B X, • At. Jr OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of Christchurch, is now on a visit to Auckland, for a Bliort time only, and maybe Consulted on nil J'isi'Dses of the Bye, and for the proper ad iusthicnt of Spocticjlj?. With re-Kurd to the Diseases of thoKyo. there may lip (■onsldoml two distinct kinds of treatment, viz , the Medical and iho Optical; the Medical to the PliysiCfin, the Optical tr the Oculist Optician. Hintirey two-thirds cl the diseases are duo to optical defects 13!ii.ilncs3, Squint Kyih. Headaches Neuralßin of the Fac'tindTemples, I leaf ncss.und liilliunuintion of the 10) oa arefre<]iioritly caused hy opticaldefeclfl, and arc Provonted and Cured, without orratvnoKS, by property adaptou Spectacles, made to correct the defective por tion of the eye. Thoro arc ovor MO.OK) various combinations of Spectacles required to correct these dofocta—impossihleto bo kept in Btock by any Optician, oven in London, theroforo. must bo'ground oxpressly to meet each individual i'"it. PROCTER received the highest award granted for tho manufacture of Spectnden in evovy'combination ot spherical and ejlindri cal form required, at tho International Kxhibl tion, N. 55, viz., a Certificate and Gold Medal. T B.P. han for many years made an especial study of tho optical means necessary to remedy the defects of the asti^m-tic or weak-sighted oyes and this experiencs. combined with tho appliances for manufacturing, enable! him fre quently1 to roliovo even tho otherwise hopolesfi cases. No Charge for Consultation. Address :— TURKIC DOORS FROM THEATRE ROYAM VICTORIA-STREET. "ALBANY" FOOD FOR INFANTS. Recommended by the First Physi cians in England. IMMENSE DEMAND. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. QTEEDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDEHS CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH. CAUTION TO rUKCTIASERg. The value of this well-known Family MedUlno has been largol}' tested in nil parts of the world, and by all grades of society, for upwards of kiftv ykakk. Its well-earned extensivo sale lia3 induced BPUitlOUa imitation's, some of which in outwakd appearance so closely rcsumblo tho original as to have deceived • any purchasers. The proprietor, thcrctore, feels it duo to the public to pivo a special caution against tho uso of such imitations. l'urchnsers lire therefore rcfptestcd carefully to observe the-four following distinctive char acteristics, without which none are genuine :— Ist—ln every ease tho words John STEED graved on the' Government' Stamp affixed to each packet. 2nd—Kach Single Powder lias directions for tho dose, and tho words John fateedman, - Chemist, Walworlh, Surrey, printed thereon. 3rd—The name Stcedman is always spelt with two Eli's. , , , ■lth—The manufacture is carried on sololy in .Sold in Packets by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors, at. Is U<l to 2a Ort each. Agents: Kkmctiioknk, Pkosskr and Co., Auckland, Wellington, Ohvistchurch, and Dunediu. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER, FOB Throat and Chest Complaints. Have you a Cough? iff Use Baxter's Luno Pjresbkvbr. [Itivo you Pain in tho Chest? 13" Use Baxtek's Lung Pi^eskbvku. Aro you Suflering from Bronchitis? til' Usk Baxtku's Lumq Prkskbveb. Aro you troubled with Asthma? tsr Usic Baxtier's Lung Prkskbveb. Aro you sulfuring from Consumption? taUso Baxteu's Lung Preskrvebj wAk-h hus been niguariy succeas.'u 1 in tho treatment of this nialuftly Real testimonial i in "Hook, for Every Home," stitched in South Canterbury Almanac. !)o you spit Blood? Uio Baxter's vqkq Preserver. li your breathing Kinbarrassed ? Use Baxter's lung Preserver. Aro you suftVring from Boro Throat? Uto Baxtkk'S Luno Preserver. T>AXTEIt'3 Lung Prosonror is a Potent B\ XTER'S Lung Preserver' is highly i commended by memhera of the Medical, Leg,l. add Clerical Profffitsions. B^Xi'EU'S Luuß Preserver does Not i'roduco ilundache. BAXTER'S Lung Preserver does Not IH<ordor thoatqinach EAXTKK'S Lung Proservor does Not Conatlpata the Howela. BAXTER'S Lung Preserver does not contain Paregoric. Opium, or Squills. T>AXTER'3 Lung Preserver is admitted JL> to bo tho Cheapest and Bost Cough Alix turo. Uaxter'S Lung Preserver Is sold by all PITKNT MKDICINK VENDORS in bottles—ls Gd, 2s 6d, 4s Go, and 8s kach. Baxter's Lung titESERVER enjoys a success unparalleled 1 Its value to those who Buffer from Pulmonary Complaints is* inestimable ! Tho bmgiit cold yields to it in a manner truly amazing. The symptoms of advanced Con sumption, too. aro alloviatod as by a charm. Asthma and Bronchitis llco away as " chafl boforo tho wind." The Organs ot Voico hare impurttd to them a clearness of tone,sweetness, and purity, which renders tho Lung Preserver n universal favouritoof those who exerciso their vocal powers in public Ie is within the roach of all, and no pleasant to take that children like it If you have any Pulmonary Disorder try it. Today you may bo in lime to destroy the Canker Worm which preys on your vitals To-morrow it may bo too 'ate! Life is precious, and hangs upon a very slender thread. At once, thon. sond to an Apjont for a Bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver, and provo that it really is inestimable jOAXTER's jrim-T^-EysALGiq OR jy-AGIC JpiLfcS. A Certain and Immodiato Curo for Tic Dolo reux, Neuralgia, Toothache, Pains in tho Head and Face, Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Sx. Extraota from Testlnjp^iais. Rev J. S. WKitinßton.PresicW of tho United Mothodlst Froo Church, \yrite3:—l have recom mended the Anti-Neurnlgjo Pills to several sufferers from Tic D jloroux, Toothfichaotc. In all cases they havo afforded relief, au,d in aome canes tho cure has boon immodiato. The Rev. R. Chew, Free Church, Ministerof Nowcastle on Tyne, writes:—A new connexion minister, a friend of mine, suffered sovorely from Tio Doloroux for some timo. Ho took one or two of your Anti Neuralgic Pills, and next morninK he was Quito woll. Tho Roy. A. Gilbert, of London, writes :- My daughter has taken a few of your' pills, and is already quits freo from tho pain st>e has bean so long tormontdd with. I shall gladly aid their extendod ealo. Tho Kov. K. Waymouth, of R^Jey, writes :- My duußhter, who suit'oied yory severely was relieved in loss than half an hour by yc^r pflla. In Boxes, Is 6d and 3s Gd eaoh, by all Chemiats, SOS. Wholesale Agents— N.Z. DRUG COMPANY MKSSRS P. lIAVMAN Sc CO. CL0315 BROS.. Quoen-fltreot- OF PURE COD LIVER OIL And HypophospUites of Lime and Sodi. ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILK, Possessing the combined virtues of these two valuable remedies in their fullest degree. More easily digested and assimi lated than in tho crude form, and especially desirable for sickly-, wasting children and persons with feeble digestivo power, and as A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, A REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, A RERAL DIHMJ { ff mA AND QEN> A REMEDY FOR COUOIIS COLDS AND THROAT AFFECTI&.\B, ' In fact, dl diseases where there is an Inflammation of tho Throat nn.l Lun^s » WASTIXO OP THE FLEBII, and a T\ ANT of NERVE POWER, nothing in the world equals this palntr.Ue Emulsion. ■* It is prescribed and endowed by ths beet physicians in the various countric3of tho world, who will attest these facts. For sale by all Cbemiat3;



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