AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

Per S.S. Manapouri,

A Doctor Shoots Himself.

At the inquest on Dr. Lentaigne, who shot himself in Sydney, the evidence of Margaret Lynch, a servant in tiie employ of deceased, went to .show that on Saturday evening she was in the i_pu.se. No one else was there excepting deceased, Mrs Lentaigne having gone pub to yhdt some friend... She, ab the doctors request, went out, brought the baby homo and pub ib to bed, afterwards serving him with hi. tea, and leaving him reading a hewspivpei*. She then went to the kitchen and hoard a noise as of a lamp ex ploding and a chair and something; else lall inq-. going to the room abe had left-, she saw tho doctor lying with his shoulders to ward:, the door and hja head on the floor. He was evidently dead, and there was a .stream of blood corning froui his head and running on tho floor. She gave the alarm to some neighbours, and they then found a revolver lying on the floor close to where the dead body was lying. She further deposed that the "deceased did not appear despon dent, that ho and his wife ap parently lived on the happiest terms, and that ho had told her during the afternoon that lie expected some friends to dinner the following day. The Jjiry found "that tho said Henry Westenra Lentaigne died from the cllects of a pistol-shot wound in his head inflicted by himself, but whether intentionally or ac cidentally the evidence does not enable us to decide."

A Brutal Husband.

A German named Julius Wilder, living at Croydon, Queeii-knul, it is alleged, knocked his tvife down, tied hor hair to a post, and jumped on hor, and kicked her about the head and body. The Avoman, who was near her confinement, is now lying in a dangerous state. Tiie man has been arrested.

Remarkable Journey Across Western Australia.

The " West Australia." publishes an ac count of a remarkable overland journey from Port Lincoln to Perth, performed by Henry Mazzini. Mazzini started from York's Peninsula in January, 1886, with his wife and six children, in search of employment. He had been manager on a sheep station, and lost his employment through the run being cut up

j into farms. He crossed over to Port Lin coln by steamer, and then began one |of the most remarkable journeys ever undertaken by a man .with all his domestic incumbrances about him. He had two horses, a van, and £100 in money. His object was to obtain employment. He travelled from station to station westward until he found himself unable to return, and when well into the Australian Bight, he found that the horses would be unable to do the journey if he turned back. He therefore decided to go straight on. He left Port Lincoln in the begin ning of 1880, and .vorked on a station near Esperance from August, 1886, until May, 1887, when he left, cutting straight across the country, and reached Perth 3 on the Bth. instant. His children bore up well during the journey, but hi? wife died shortly after her confinement near Esperance, and the infant was burned not long afterwards at Jerremungup.

Escapees From sew Caledonia.

The cutter Jessie arrived in Cooktown from Cape Sidmouth. Her owner, Mi- Dillon, informed the police that six -weeks a°-o he picked up five foreigners on the main land near Clermont Island, who stated they were shipwrecked sailors from a French vessel carrying emigrant;- to New Guinea. Mr Dillon took them to his fishing station, and one day two of the men went ashore and walked down the coast. The descrip -1 tion of ttese men tallies with that of two recently arrested near Cooktown as escapees

from New Caledonia. The other three men admit that they escaped from New Caledonia. On. was wouuded in the arm while escaping,

CABLEGRAMS.

00 000 mMMa^V

THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.

r[GHTi 'LIBEIU^IEMBERS

lA h TO PK»ss,s S oci ATI o.. J

London, August 22

havo joined the PiS League. A stormy nl^ceed in the House oE debits i" ' r Thursclay? on the motion ?r P *ln tS »cti»nstl,5 tl,e 1) rock tl*«w* &tioMlLeaß" c*. 10 . v Prirfifc and three other i^&m^&S to beheld inDubl;mdeSe Crimes Art for the the National League, oppression ot y^

THE BULGARIAN CRISIS.

-SINCE FERDINAND'S I*

[SPECIAL.] [PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

London, August; 23. Prince Ferdinand explains, in refer ♦! hi<* recent, utterances on the * to B .aria, that he did not 'country. The present wm been reque3te id to.. >e" SSp-W^. owing ,to the other 5i declining to take office.

THE NEW HEBRIDES.

FRENCH COLONISATION PRO . . CEEDING.

[EEUTHI'S TELEGRAM.]

I. London, August 22. 6 House of Commons to-day, iouchere asked the Secretary of State for tho Colonies what action the Government had taken relative to the French colonists who had been sent to to Ne*'Hebrides since-the occupa tion of that group by the French troops In reply, Sir H. Holland said that nothing had been done to prevent the jmbjects of either England or France settling m the _.ew Hebrides.

PASSIONISTS FOR AUSTRALIA.

[SPECIAL TO TRi'SS ASSOCIATION. ]

London, August 22. ■DieEev. Alphonsus O'Neill sails in Somber for Sydney, where he will inaugurate the Order of the pj-ifoiust..

CHINA AND FRANCE.

London, August 23. The new treaty between China and Stance secures to the latter nation few special privileges.

ANTWERP WOOL SALES.

London. August 22. At the Antwerp wool sales Austra lia wools maintain the average prices obtained at the last London* auctions. tour thousand one hundred jbales of Australian wool have been s-vld at a Wlpfinny below the closing rates of the last London auctions.

AUSTRALIA.

(REUTER.)

ADELAIDE CHESS CONGRESS.

ArtELAIDE, August 23. In the Jubilee Chess Congress now mh\i here, Hanry Hookham, of Jew Zealand, has bean brilliantly de wed in the fifth round of the tourna ment by his opponent, Hall.

VICTORIAN CUSTOMS DUTIES.

Melbourne, August 23. .In the Legislative Assembly to-night tns tariff proposals of the Government Jere amended on the motion of tiie ireasurer. The duties on sugar aud Pwace of cane were reduced from 3 W to 3s per cwt, and on sugar JtaM m Victoria, from 2s 6d to '2s. il I emt°dying these changes ivas Reduced, aud the House assented

MELBOURNE EXHIBITION BILL.

ihe Melbourne Exhibition Bill was l_-*--V- econd tim^ and Passed £S th« Committee of the Legis ««N Assembly to-day.

RICH NUGGET FOUND.

m. ti»Mida.nune l -M«y.

A STATUE UNVEILED.

ii£ y^V nifronfcofthßPublic Oov em ; r today unveiled

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1887.

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Remember ibis. Sj?*s*SS Si?^^^lll sttre]y aid infe v a «> Waive i^ ell when all else fails, fi f 11" any other of ?d yspeptic- ov are sufler ftM?** or howPku T aetwa dlseases of iteain il for Hnnt^7 OUr- own fault if J^tavKK? u?e Hop Bitters. -SSfhSfe V Bitters «:iii an-d feel miserable *S^^BwoSStbSL?}. ye s°nfolrßkin, : BtoS™. Wwr, Wridfln,, bTeath and health. .Tst^fle- WiK,ii£ op otters, cost



Was .lies. •JHE CO ERECT TIME! WITHIN REACH OF ALL. TEN YEARS AGO STEWART DAWSON & Co., Liverpool, Struck the keynote of sound commercial trad ing by opening the portals ot their Factory to the actual consumers, THE GENERAL PUB LIC, thua sweeping away at, one blow tho exor bitant profits of the Middleman and Retail Dealer, TJio results attendant on this, the only real and beneli-ial system of iradiny with ad vantage to the buyer, has been AX U.NQUAI.IVU.D SCCCES!. ' Unprecedented in the annals of English Watch making:. «3T READ THIS. Just to hand, ex s.s. Kaikoura, a Larere Stock of (SOU. AND BTLVKtt Jl_ nVKI-LKKV, latest | lasliions. Thcso Goods having-lol'f. Liverpool on the Ist Juno'last, our Customers con depend on thou being Quito now, and are no part o_ Uank- : rapt's Stock, or old fashioned Jewellery, to be disposed of at any price. The readers are i invited to call and inspect tho Goods, Every i article guaranteed, and mar ■od lowe-ji possible price, as usual with S.D. & Go. £Q 1 /".,.—S.D. and (Jo.'s well-known Uingliflh O J.»J*"_ BllvorHunting Levers. I _Pl 1 r.o—S. D. and Co.'s ICngli.sh Silver! wt x',n Hunting- Lever., chron. balance, extra icwelled. Worth4Bßs. £r_ 1 Hy- : . 1). and Co.'s new Excelsior J- ; .J J.V.-5 piaioEnfflieh Levers. Tho Model Watch, well worth £10 10s. £_ 1 *•»«--& 1 ■>• and Co.'s Ladies' ttnarlish Sil- i O J..)*-, ver nuutors. Will last a lifetime. _P(\ 1 /Xo—S. 1). and Co.'s Superb Hunting ~u xwo chronograph Levcrr., worth £12 10; or Crystal Glass, A!;. 15s. ' _P(_ 1 {)o— S. D. and Co.'.. silver Keyless ow-/ iv.. Hunting Lover,'value for £10 10s. Open face, 65 Os. ■P\ 1 So—The wonderful Sterling Silver *l *-'J^ Doflanco Hunter, worth £3 10a. Often face. £1 7h Bd. _P._ _..c.-s-D- a,1(l Co.'s Official Railway efcyv lua Eiurlish Keyless Lever, unequalled at £10 10s. £1210s, £15 10s, £1.8 10s, a. JP')X~ S.I), and Co.'s Superb I -carat 1 3J~'> Gold English Lover and Half ! Chronometers, n'over equalled under _0 percent more. Gold Keyless Watches, perfect gems, worth £10 10s. £S 10s* 01 10s .» £U 10s —S.D. & Co.'s Ladies IS-carat Gold English Levers. Save at least 50 por cent, by purchasing from the makers. & /12 10s-^^7' wonh /"07 i. /"on IS-curat Gold, worth .-CnO. S.D. fy*>i X .i,ox' and Co.'s New Patent Eng lish Double Chronographs, with indepen dent siurt, stop, and tiy back minute and second hands. For quality and accuracy never equalled lit any pi-ice. Obtained Prize Medal Inventions Exhibition last year. Special pamphlet on this watch, po&t free, for2d stamp. EVERY WATCH FULLY GUARANTEED. Sterling Silver Hall -marked Albert?, its (Id, L's Bd, Us fid, and lf'slid, Newestl'atterns.atnearly Half usual price. The WEALEMEFNA, in Sterling Silver, 12»0d. Ry simply passing it over surface the exact distance of feel and inches is recorded ou the Dial. Also, forms a splendid append aire for tho Albert, GOLD ALBH UTS, Ladies' and (tent's Newest Styles, Wholesale Prices, all illustrated in Pamphlet CANNOT RE EQUALLED. REPAIRS. Note. REPAIRS. Wanted Known, Rest Watch Glasses lilted, Bd each. Charges for Watch Repairs—no matter what maker or where bought-equally cheap. Ar rangements made to turn out 150 repairs per week. All Watches cleaned arc guaranteed at Stewart Dawson and Co.'s Great English Watch Exhibition, 91, Queen-st- ct. Call and receive gratis v copy of our Splendid New Illustrated Valch and Jewellery Pamphlet, and read full par ticulars and most wonderful testimonials, FOR REAL VALUE VISIT STEWART DAWSON & CO.'S GREAT ENGLISH WATCH EXHIBITION, 91--QUEEN-STREET- 91 (Opposite WyiicUiajn-street', Auckland. Conveyance-. TIM*1 TABLE DAVIES BROS. BUSSES DEVONPORT TUt TAKAPUNA, HURST MERE, LAKE iJEACH, A-ND SCHOULHOUSE. Telephone: Dkvonpoiit Bukkau. Leaves VicroniA Wharf, Dkvo-I'Oiit.— S._o a.m., lO.zO a.m., 2 p.m., '4 p.m. Sundays— iv tt.nl., -25 p.m. Fures, ls._ "■waves Takai'on_. —9.0 a.m., 11.15 a.m., 3 p.m., -> p.m. Sundays—ll a.m.. l.ao p.m. Special Trips can bo arrangod at Post-Omce, Devonport. L^'^ Gent ,_ SADDLE HORSES, BUGGIES, BREAKS, • WAGUONIiTTEW, and conveyances of every description at shortest notice. Exprcsseo meet overy boat to receive and fot ward 1 uggago of all descriptions. PATERSON AND CO., CHAIN MERCHANTS, LIVERY AND* BAIT STABLES. Omnibuses, Brakes, Cabs, and Saddle Horses for Hire at lowest rates. Special arrangements mado with Evening and Picnic Parties. Storcsa-d Stables:— Lome-street, Mt Roskill, and AvonQflle, Auckland, N.Z. Hotels ■\ft7~HAEF HOTEL, QUEEN-STREET, JOHN LYNCH Desires to inform his friends and the publio, that he is proprietor of the above Hotel. Good accommodation for. Travellers; first • class Luncheon Room. Best Brands of Wines and Spirits. Hancock's Sparkling Ale always on draught. , T!_e Stud. FT.O STAND THIS SEASON. ISAAK WALTON will stand the season or run in the paddock with his moves at tho farm of Mr Walter McCanl. nearly in Auckland. Isaak is the sire of Billingsgate, Silvio, Bard, tmd many others. Foes: £10 Us, thorough-breds; half-breds, £5 ss, Groomsgo _co, ss. B. MoOAUL, O-vnttJ*.



Business Notices. TwLsTcOKE, CHARCOAL, FIRE %^i WOOD. Best Rata, Titree, and Puriri Firewood -also, first-class Taupiri, Newcastle, and ivamo Coal, a,t Lowest Price for Oasli. Furniture carcrully Kemovcd, and Goods delivered to all parts ot i tho city aud suburbs, at, Lowest Rates.—Note the Address: C. PIPER, opposite the Pousonby lieservoir, and corner of Newton andKaranga-, hape Roads. ______ mmgm YOU"~CA]\ T'T AFFOBD TO waste your money on TR &SHY,LOW PRiOKD SOAPS. Practise Thrift, and study true ECONOMY by using oniy BURNS S Al SOAP. Tho effort made to Improve tho i homes of New Zealand must fail to secure their full effect unless they succeed iniuducing every housekeeper to use



BtIEM'S Al ! SOAP. It is a simple but useful article. Thoso who fall to uso it arc still moro simple, and not hal_ as useful. 1 y^4soapJ You may have heard of. it a THOUSAND TIMES without using it ONCE, if you will reverse the position and USE IT ONCE Ton will praise it to others a THOUSAND TIMSS.—I have spent hundreds of pounds in convincing the women cf New Zealand that their laJ>our can be greatly lightened by using BURNS'- Al SOAP (tub Woi.lb Rknowxkd Ci,e <_NSK- !), but I have fallen short of my am bition if I have failed to CONVINCE YOU. .o« Hmm WHOLESALE AGENT- A. BUCHANAN CUSTOMS STREET EAST,



Medical. AT LAST A REAL CURE yon RHEUMATISM I RHEUMATISM ! Dr.. PARKER'S « PULVIS RHEUM AT ICON," A purely vegetable compound for the immediate relief and speedy cure oi' Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuralgia, Toothache, and all nerve and mus cular pains, bevere attacks cut short in a few hours. It supersedes till outward applications. Sen circulars for voluntary testimony of ! remarkable cures. ;-;s Gd per bottle ; 'is lOd by post. Solo agent for Auckland ; S. GILBERT, CHEMIST, <4UKE*S T-STRI_ET. j Are tho only S AFK am l'Grcxi.-txi. j F E M A L 1-: M E D .1 CI N E S Advertised. FFMALE "PILLS, 2s 6n, I'ronomieednnoo?,'. FEMALE LIVER and ANTIRILIOUS PILL 3 Is 6n, Prevent many troubles peculin'r to tho Box. Good for all apres. a granil Safeguard an Corrective. Sold everywhere. DR U G < ) OMPA NY, AoENm KEATING'S LOZENGES. Oldest and lies!, Cough Remedy. JT EATING'S LOZENGES. JO., „ T -9| d? BA, t»,«! l^eat Cough Remedy. K EATINGS LO/-ENGES. «/■ .9laS8i niui Best Oough l.emedy. KEATING'S LOZENGES. .. ,91, d( .'s,k and Bc9t Cough Remedy. KEATING'S LOZENGES. y ' . 9! d?- si-and U("!t Cough Remedy. 1^ EATING'S LOZENGES. 7 ______ Oldest and Rest Cough Remedy. KEATING'S LOZENGJ_S. ■ ■-, Ohh-sl ami llest Cough Remedy "SWEATING'S LOZENGES. J.__ , _ >T -,6J4pland Rest Cough Remedy. KEATING'S LOZENGES. ■ Oldest and Best Congh Remedy. KEATING'S LOZENGES. , t^t. ,V ldV at aild Be!'t Cough Remedy. KEATING'S LOZENGES. "Any Dootor ivii.i. tell you' there in no batter Couch .-cujolnc than KEATING'S LO/J „:.(-__s One gives relief; it* you sutfor from cough try them but once; theyic^ cure and tliey will nut iriitu-e your ', health ; they contain only the purest; druga, skll.ully coinpouaded. .Sold every where in small tins. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS, A PURELY VEGETABLE SWEETMEET, both in appearance and taste, Lurnlslilng a most I agreeable method of adnilntstoring tho on!v I cm-l-in remedy for 1 MTIOSTIN'AL oi-THRI^V II WORMS. It is a perfect!}' wife and mild pre-1 partition, ami is especially adapted for Children. 1 —Sof.D i.v tix* by .v.- CiiEMtexe. I'ltoi-KiK-ron. THOMAS KKATING. Lo.Nnox. Export Qhemiatund DrUf/ffiat. A WONDERFUL MEDICINE, BEECHAM'S PILLS f<n^ Aro admitted by JV thmsoands lo be A£rt\ worth a Gained a \ j\ ox lor hi'i,,U!,ii*-id \\J»\ r.errons disorders, \ v »i\ such as wind, end .... W..1 pHini- tbestom.ch. T J ' Uit-'k houdach., K ld' „ \U_i dinesa, fttafess nnd &. &!i owellinjfiiftormetttß. ItjM diaziness and drow - Ims linen, ooW c_ili£, /v?/ flf»hines ot «*»*. /SAyf 'iosu of npiiflite, gy/ shortness .of braitb, y^r coEtivenoss, Bciuvj &7 hlotrhcsonlt'oskiu, ttistttxbed _i_op, frightful droaras, and all ncr. o:i.. itntl tremblintr MiMOtlons. tc, Tho firs-, dos 3 iriil give relief la3o_dluat«a. This is no liciion, for they ha v.: doao it. iv thousa wis of cane.-), | X very ..ufferor la oani..stly Invltod li. M-,v (the box of these Pills, nnd thoy will" he deknowledged to ho WORTH A GUINEA A EOX. Fur fornalo3 of all _ge_- these Pills are iavaluable, | S3 a fovr dososcf thoiu civvy oil all gross humours, I open all Oi-atructious, nnd bring about, all that is required. Jfp females s!:o:;ld bo without them. I There Is no niodichin to be found to equal I BgECILUI'-l PILLS for removing any obstruc tion or irrejjulurity of tho system. If taken according to tho directions given with each hot they will soot; l-u.storo fumaloa of ull hf,ca to sound ami robust health, For a weak stomach, impaired ditjosMon, and all disorders fit the liver, tliey act UHo IIAGIC," and a few doses will bo round to work wonders upon tho most important organs of the human machine. Thoy strengthen the whole muscular system, restore tho lonj{ lost complexion, bring back the koen edfre of appetite nnd arouse into notion with the ROSKBU Dot health tho whole physical oncrjry of tho human fruaie. These are "FACTS" admitted hy thousands embracing all clqsaei of society; nnd one of tha best guarantees to tho nervous and debilitated is, Beechara'a Pills havo tho largest sale of any patent medicine iv the world, BEECHAM'S MAGIC COUGH PILLS As aremndy for Coughs in genaral.Asthma, Diffi culty in Breathing, Shortness of Dreoth, Tightness j and'Opproasion o. the Chest, Whec/.ing, &o„ IMSs Pills stand unrivalled; andanyono labouringunder any of the abovo complaints need only try Ono Box to prove that they arc tho beat over offored to the public for Asthmatic and Consumptive Coughs, Hoarseness and Oppression of -tho Chest. They Speedily remove that sense of oppression and difll culty of breathing which nightly deprive tho pati'entof rest. They givo almost instant reliof and comfort to thoso afflicted with tho abovo distress ing and, when nsg'.ectod, dangerous complaints. Let any parson troubled with any of tho abovo complaints give Bkeoham's Couou l'i*_i,3 a trial. The most violaus Cough will in h. short time bo removed. Caitiox.—Tho public arc requsst.d to notice that tbe word:. " Bk*_oua_i'3 Pills, St. Helens," s,re on the Govornineut Stamp affixed to each Box Of tho Pills. If uot on thoy are a forgery. Prwiqfed fm'iy and sold wholesale and retail hy tho proprietor,'!'. ..■ittcham, OhiiftiSt, |2t, Holgus, Lancashire, England, in boxes at is. IJd. and 2s. 9d. each.—Sold by nil Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout tho Colonies. j<l.B,—Full directions"are given with each bos. DE NTJjS TU Y. Alp. A. L. SMITH, OLD-KSTABLISIIED DENTIST, Cornor of Hobson axd Wkt.t.icslky Streets. Artificial Teoth fitted without extracting stvinp?. Other dentists' work repaired- Teeth siopp-d, U'W adrninif-tprod. Charges moderate. Tramcars Da«B tlic hous.., A M.. , C A R T E R, •* SURGEON DENTIST (By Examination) (Late five years,with E; Cox and Son), May be Consultei. at ins Residence, GARRETT'S BUILDINGS, Karangahape Road (near too of Howe-strcct). CHARGES MODERATE. GAS ADMINISTERED. EC O X AN D SO N . DENTISTS, Kingsley House, llobsoh-strcct, Auckland, EDWIN Coxi Lioentlato in Dental Surgery R.C.S., Kiitd-nd. HERBKK'J" Cox, Doctor of Dental Sursrer , 'Univoraity of Michigan, U.S., America. "*> o oTo i"w IN CI 0 X,. • DENTAL SURGEON, 118, Queen-street. A.M.P. Sooiaty _ Building Auaktam. toe oe removal. MR, T.'tRAFEORD, su R GE ON DENTIST nn^iros to inform his Patients and Friends that he.ha. removed- from Wakeficld-slroet to mora . _i tral ottlces QUEEN- -T-EET, . over Mr, Wavte's Soo-sclllr, opposite Wyndhum-stfeet Hours from nine a.m. till live p.nn HEADACHES, Lownesß of Spirits, &c., rfiow that the liver is out of order-In WoLFE'afcCHNAPPS you havo tho host remedy,



iSaiiway Time Table. J^" E W ZEAL A_N_J> RAILWAYS. TIME TABLE.—On ani. after APRIL 1, 1887. __^^^ AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA LXNiS. Auckland ' " ' -- f I_PW__TOrOA. WBBK DAYS- Sats only. Sundays , ... , ~ a.m.ia.iii/a.ni.!a.ni.]no,Dp._i.|p.m.!p.m.lp.ni. o.m.lp.ra. T)Tm7AV^r a ni o m Auckland., dcp. VMS .. 8.4Q10.40112 0 2.0 I 4.15; 5.20; 6.2T .. J™. 10 Hti Yo 2 $ Newmarket June; 7.26 .. 8.61 _O.fiO_-.10 2.10 4.25j 6,30 6.SU .. 10.10 1.20 11 ..0 910 _"$ K-imiem.. .-. 7.30| .. 5.66H0.06115.15 2.16 '..80 5.86 ft'JS .. 10.15 1.25 __;._■ ail" i« Ureen 1 .tine 1 | . , -I .: j . j ■ ' - MloraUe .. .. 73Si .. 9,6 U1.5h_2,25] 2.?S .__o|'«.#«•«*« " io'L»s 1.35 T>"s f.2. _5_ Penrose Junction 7.461 8.56! y.l 111.10-12._81 2.30" 1.4- 0._.:"8.52 7.30 10.30 1.10 mo i.'-'_ 26? lePapapa ................ .. .. Onohuuj-a.. ft rr. 7.55 9.5 9.20,1i.2Q|12.4<*| 2,49' 4.55 B.C | 7.0 I 7.10 10.10 LSO 12.20 9.'05 37 _ I I I 1 I 1 I I i _____ Onega to Auckl'd. a.-i.'a.m.;a.m. a:m. p.xpj p.ro.p.m.!p.m.p.m,p.m.'p!m. „.m aiu _ m i Unehunga ..dep. 7.5 | 8.20: 9.30 10. 0i 12.W! 1.0 1 25! 5.10 <_.35l 7.10' 10.(10 31) I ioo! 53C Ile Papapa .. .. •-._ 1.. ..•'..-.. ........... I Penrose June. .. . 7.1518.30! 9.40 10.10} 12.20 1.10 n*3S ?5.20,5C.45h7.30!__. 0 o"jn ho"iol 540 yiera-.e .. 7.20 8.35; 9.45 10.15 12.25 1.15 440 5.25 .. 7.H5!11.!5 "lAo'l. 5 1.1 Green Dane .. .. .. ! I .. i | j Jtcniuora .. 7.80 8.44 i 9.55 10.24 12,351 125 4.61 5.35 i." 7.45111.15 225 iin'2l &.__ Newmarket Jun 7.35 8 49; 10.1 \u 10. HO 12.40 1.30 * s'' 4 5.40 .. 7.501120 231 10 26 559 i _Auckland, arr. .. 7.451 8.58 10.101 10.39 12.50! 1.10 5 ISi .s.sol___J_o \jA.%} 2M) llO.hl O.T " Change for Onehunga. § Change for Otahuhn. } Change for Waikato Stations, a Change for Kaipara Branch Stations -» Chamre for Mercer and Intermediate Stations. 1 Chanjio for Auckland and Intermediate Stations. MAIN LINK. AUOKLAND-MERC&--TK AWAMUT U-OTOROHANGIA. South—Week Days. __ A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. | I.M. P.M. P.M. (5 ' _ Auckland .. ..dep. 0.0 6.-J.l 7.15 8.0 11.40 | 4.15 4.55 s__i n.sa Newmarket Junction .. 6.1" 6.35 7.25 8.10 11.55 4.25 5.7 5.30 G. 35 Ueiuuera 6.15 0.40 7.30 5.15 1. 4.30 5.12 5.35 "■Green Lane * * •• b * " * 0.45 l.lfcrslio 622 6.13 7.38 8.23 B 4.40 5.25 5.45 7.50 Penrose Junction .. •• «28 7.0 §B.U 831 12.25 .4.40 550 .. ... , , f an*. 6.40 .. 8.10 .. 6 0 Otahuhu .. .. { tlcp- .. 7 . 10 ~ 8.41 12.10 4.59 ..' .[ Papatoitoi' * ~ •• 12.55 OS ]'. Muiiurcwa * •• .. 1.0 5.22 I'upatairtt 8.0 .. .. 130 5.37 " m -"itlltlllH " .. .. * Drury 5.15 .. 9.25 1.47 556 "' "llundinau "* .. .. " •" •Pacrata *....* I'N-flkoho ... 8.57 .. 9.52 2.J9 6.2S __ "Iltic'-lund .. .. .. ..*...." Tuakim 9.21 . .. 2.13 6.43 " Wharigarala * Pokenb 0.16 .' .. 3.3 7.0 Mercer .. .. | (lel , 1 0S5 3JO .- •• •■ 'Whangamarino •• •• * - !! 7. "WaiiMii^i .. .... *■'-.« Mtangiriri .. ..' .. .. .. .... *■'•'■__ "Ohiucwal •• .... * M iluntly -• 12.15 6.25 Taupiri VISA 5.40 .. .. '. Ngaruawahia •• •• 12.18 6.10 "Pukete .... •■Te Rapa -. •• 1 , ~ ~. .. / arr 1.20 (U5 el-i-anklon.J miction { (lcp f . 3>o __ __ _-^ D 0 - y - -■_ •• • -li.il.nhla •• •• .. .. " Oliaupo 5.35 .. .. 2.5 7.30 "Luke Hood Ngaroto 8.-"5 .. .. z-'o 7..>f) T> Awamutu ... }-- 9-° ;; ;; ';; 0 ;; •TePnhi .. " .'. "Kawa "Klokio •• •• •• •• _ *Otorohanga •• ~,.-,, •• ■• ■- M •• 9-° Nokth—Wkf.k DAYS. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. j A.M. I.M. P.M. P.M. 'Otorohanga ff«P'< •• « •• '•• JJ&10 •Kiokio .. _. ...... »i • • ■■!;■ {■■:!•- ■.. .. • "Tci'uhi:; ;; .'. v. -' 7. j v. v. * ;■. :: ;; j. ( arr. .. .. .. .. 9.0 Tk Awamutu.. _. \ ([ev o -15 .. ~ £ 0 Npraroto 9.23 .. .. :;.,-, JadkClload •■ •• •• .' ■• .. . '* Oiianjio •• •• •• vAo .. .. 3.?0 | .tulcuhia ..--.-. - - - - A* .. „ * j .. , . t »!„„ / arr. _ .. .. .. 10.20 .. .. 4.Q Frankton. Junction .. | dcp _ 10:J 5 . - jfa \ *Te Rapa — -• •• *• •• •» Kganiawahia ... ... - — •• •• 11.30 .. .. 4.43 j Taupiri — ■• •• IW7 .. .. 4.5_ ] llunlly ...._- 12.25 .. .. 5.20 "'Ohinowal .; *ltaiiif:riri •■ •• •• * .. ... .-.' * •Walronsl .. •• « •• •• •• * — •- •'' * * .Vhiuignmari-O ....•• •• •• •• •• . .. .. * .. J an*. .. .. .. .. l.to .. .. C.30 Mercer .. .. ~ \ dep . - .. c ,.20 11.30 2.5 .. .. (LSO Polccno .. .. - •• °-i» l 11-J3 sy« .. .. 7,0 ■* Whantrarata .. •• »• ..-..» .. Tuakau - .. - - BM 12.8 2.42 'Buckland « .. •• •• — •• „,„ '„. „'' Pukekohe M» 12.31 3.3 .. .. 7.37 *Paei_ta — t j •• .. ♦Runciman ~ •* , ,„ f A „__ Drury .. .. .- - &« hJO 3.37 .. .. 8.10 'liunua — •• „. . !,„ ~'„ Papakura ~ - _■}_. -26 3.47 .. .. 8.18 Mitnumwa .. - •• _•}» J-J 3 f'-. Panatoltoi • •• 8* :!0 "*° **15 ()tahubu .. ii 1-5° MR 8.41 2.10 \ 4.23 fi.2o 7.15 Penrose Junction 117.16 t'jß.3o t8.51 t2.30 j 11.36 te.3o 17.30 9.0 Kllerslio 7.20 8.35 8.58 2.35 \ 0.:_5 1.?5 Su M :: :: :: :: 7.30 »« 9.7 m ™ ™ . Newmarket June. 735 8.49 9.19 2.55 }5.4 G. 51 7.50 9.20 Auckland arr. 7.4. B.ad 0.2S At* I 0.1.l 7.0 8.0 9,30 I Change for Onehunga. P Channo for Auckland and Intermediate Stations. t Change for Kaipara Branch .Stations. S Change for Otahuhu. A Passengers aro not hooked by this train to Stations between Auckland Onehunga. b ' Only stops to pick ur> Passengers for South of Penrose Junction. r' Runs on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Satu: days only. p. Huns on Mondays and Wednesdays only. k Runs from Otorohanga on Tuesdays and 1 hiirsdays only. " The 9.15 a.m. train from Te AwamuUi runs daily. w. Frankton Juuction for Cambridge Te Aroha and rlotorua Lines. Cam-RIDG-—Te Akoha axd Rotorua Likes. South.—U'-kk: Days. Xorth.-Wkek Days. .. , .. A.M. A.M. A. .-.!(>. M. ' Auokland, dcp. .. 8 Ojll 40 Lichfield, dep 6125 i— 'Putaruru Junction * ..pm.'p.m. *Tiuunnngi * Frankton Jun., dep.' 1 30;c7 0 Oxford, dep 12 50 Hamilton West __ .. 1357 10 "Okoroiro * *UnmiUohEast.. .. : .. .. •fl ' * "Mamawhara * Ruakura Jun., an*. .. - 1527 22 Matamata 131 Camiuudg- Dr.— .. .. .. '-Walton .. " !." :'. 7 * Ruakura Jun., dep. .. 2 o\dt 30 Mviwitahi .. .. * *Mongaouul " Mori insville, arr 2 35 ■"■Tamabero * " . — ■— \— — *Fehcoiirt * * Te Aroha Bij. *liautapu.. * * Te Aroha, dep, „ .. .. 820 .. Cambridge, arr. 2408 10 Wuihou * .. 1 jvwaitoa .. _ .. * Ruakura Jun., dep 2 0;J>7"10 *TatUa 0 Hana .. .. .. » *i'.uroku .. ... .'. * * lm'.'' ay's, f .. «Motuinaoho *\i fK_\ Morrmsville, urr. .. ..9 5 .. M'orrinsvillo, an*. .. ..' '.. ..2 40:8 10 ■■■"■■'-;-'■.■■- L -— ■— ; Morrmsville, dep 9 106250 Tb Aroha Br.— fMotumaoho *i * Morrinsville, dep. -2 55 815 nSureka * * •Murray's * * Ruakura Jun., arr !? 50) 3 ..] •TatuaoHaua ~ * * -; f~-± ■ nVaitoa _. * * Cambridge Br.- . ~,'„ •Wuihou Cambridge, dcp 9 15c.250 Tc Aroha, arr 3408 55 •Hautapu ~ .- *Foncourt: .. .. .. ■• * * Morrinsville, dop. ..62 50 ... *;Tamahero * • *kiwitahi -..,.. • .. T Mongaomu 4 .. .. .. • « * •Walton .. .. .. 3 •• -• *j •• Ruhknra Jun, air. .. .. 30 Staraat- .'. :.'. 7. 7. 7.3 55 7. Ruakura Jan., dep lOj)&7o •Mnncawhara .. .. .. — •• •• "•Hamilton liast.. .. .. * * ' •0-Oifoh*e .! i. ! • L HamiUonWest.. ..., ..1020355 Oxford 435 .. - rankton Jun., arr 10 25 4 0 ♦Taumangl .. *i •• ~, r^ ~ \ '■ 1 . •Putaruru Jun.-. " - Auckland, arr. .. ..5 13 933 Liolifield, arr. - 520 .. 1 a Runs on Tuesdays* Thursdays. aDd.Saturd_rs only, b Runs on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays on iy c Runs on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays only, d liuns on Wed nesdays and Saturdays only. Tho others run daily. A Runs on first Sundays in each month only. KAI-AUA BiiANCI-L— Auck_A-D—Hesdrrson—Helensville. AucK__yp to lle_knsvili.e.—Week Days. Helensyix.ee to Aucklaxd.—Week Days. — A - A am. am. p.m. p.m. jum; a.m. p.m. p.m. Auokland .. dep. 7.0. 10.50 4.4.Q 2:15 Helenaville .. dep. 6,20 11.45 4.0 ■Newmarket Juncrn 7.12 11.12 4.57 2.25 •Hclensville South.'. * * * "' ■ Mount lilden. .. 7.19 11.19 5.4 2.32 *Ohirangi .... * * * •iCingsland .... * * ** * *Paeroa.. ~. .. *• * * •Morningaide.. _.. * * * * *Wood__iU .. ~'."",* * *. , •Mount Albert - *; * * * *Re*weti.. ..„*•* * AYondale .. .. 7,35 11.38 5.20 1 *Wain_auku 7. * '■'■■* ♦*' •Now Lynn ... .. * • * * "Kuuleu „ ..7.15 1.5 5.0 •Waikomiti .... * * * 3.0 *Taupaki ~ V * * » " •iiendorßon .. .. 8.(1 12.5 5.45 .. Waitakerei .. ..7.35 1.30 5.20 •Swauson .. .. * * * .. .*Swai__hh .. . * » * Waitakerei .. .. 8.25 12.32 6.15 .. Henderson .. .. 8.0 2.5 5.15 " •Tanpakl ••„!-,! * •• *Waikomiti „ .. *, * * I. Kumeu .. .. 8.40 1.5 6.33 .. *NeV. Lynn „ _ * • * * •Waimaukn .. .. * * * .. Avondale .. „ 8.27 2.32 6.10 * 25? ._s«. ~ •* _ 1 ! •• *Mount Albert .A* *' •■ • •VVoodhill .. ... *, ; ,I*2 * .. *Momingside.. .. ''«' .* . * * •Paeroa. «-..-* * * *King Bland .. '.. * *' * * *Ohirangi .... * * * .. Mount Eden.. .. 8.47 2.55 6.24 5.13 ♦Holonsvillo South.. * * * .. . Newmarket Juncfn 5.4 3.10 6.36 5.25 ..^arr. 9,40 2.10 _ 7.30 ]A. j- Auckland .. arr. 9.13 3.20 6.45 5.30 •Flag Stations.—Trains do not stop unless required. Notice should be given to the Guar at previous stopping stations by any passenger dosiring to alight at Flag Stations. OT All Time Tables issued prior to this date are now cancelled. . J. P. MAXWELL. General Mimeger,



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