PARLIAMENTARY.

(13V TELEGRAPH. —SPECIAL. REPORTER.)

Wew-ingtois', this day. Appearance -nf the JfpuVc,—

Thk House presented a livelier appearance yesterday. A number of additional mom bers had put in an appearance since Tues day, including Major Atkinson, tho West Coast members, and Major Hamlin, Chair man of Committees. Leave of absence had bepn applied for on behalf of Mr Samuel for ono week, Mr J. C. Brown for a .month, Mr Harper for two months. The political agitator, Hodge, was the sole occupant of the Speaker's Gallery yes terday afternoon, and evidently appreciated the honour.

It is seldom that the debate on theaddrcss in-roply proves more hollow than was the case yesterdny. Tho whole debate was con cluded within an hour, and was disappoint ing to tho occupants of tho crowded gallery. Mr Fraser, who moved the address, did so in a laboured speech of 10 minute,-.' duration, in the course of which he mentioned oach point of the speech find briefly dismissed it, with his opinions thereon.. He reviewed the unearned increment cry, and gained tho approbation of Sir Georgo Grey for this and other sentiments. The speech of the seconder was of the MeCabo after-dinner speech order. Very little of it was audible, and the sentiments of tho hon. gentleman are still unknown to tho House. Major Atkinson tauntod the Government with un proparedness for the session, while Sir Robt. Stout, in rep'y, claimed for himsolf nnd colleagues ft desire to push business through. The Representation Bill and others, he declared, were all ready. Utoimta Made a L<«isl»ttivc Cimncil.oi':

One of the vacancies in the Legislative Council has boon filled by tlio appointment of Major Ropata vice the Hon. Mr Mokena (Morgan), who resigned. As Wi lks}p ia seriously indisposed, thero was only 0110 nativo member in the Upper House, sp the necessity of making tho appointment is obvious; Major Ropata has rendered many loyal services to'tho polony, and his appoint ment, which will be gazetted in the coui-so pf a few days, will surely be received with satisfaction. I hear that'Mpkena, fallowing the precedent of the Hon. C. J. Pharazyn, accompanied his resignation with i\ request to be allowed to nominate* his successor.

Sir <Gco. Carry's HUH

Eight new bills, which I enumerated on Tuesday, were introduced in the House - four of these being Sir Geo. Grey's mea sures. In tho case of the bill to authorise the purchaseovothev acquisition of private lands for subdivision for purposes of settlement the consent of the Government was neces sary to its introduction, tho .bill • being a money ono. On tho assurance of Sir George that thp bill was the same as was broiignt forward lasb year, the Premier at once gave his consent to its introduction, and ib was read a first time. The Minister of Lands tells me that ho will give notice of his Land Requisition Rill this week. It is tho same measure which was circulated during the recess. Os The Opposition Meeting.

•The meeting of tbe Opposition party is said to have been thoroughly unanimous, enthusiastic, and determined, and tho party express confidence in their prospects, Thore were 25 members present, and the totid number accounted for was .'lB. These were all reliable supporters, and ifc was understood that the prospect for waverers was good. • Nearly every member present spoke. Thp opinion l« strongly expressed thab the. Government were, unprepared to meet the -Hp.*.*-e, and would cndea'vovir.. to delay tho more important business with sido wind bills. It was decided that Major Atkinson should be the only speak... on the addi/oss in-reply, that nothing should be said or dono that would disclose t(ie hand of the Opposi tion or assist the Government in developing their policy* It wastacitly understood that the first real attack on the Government should be under the question of finance. _ It was stated in the course of discussion that the Government would endeavour to stave off the Representation Bill until finance was disposed of, in the hope that if they were defeated on finance and had to go to the country they would dp so on thy present Representation Bill, which would be niore. favourable to them than the new one.

t'nt»lh-m-...a- Papers

Papers woro laid on tho table relating to thp proposed acquisition of the JNcw Hebrides by France ; to the Australasian Stock Conference. AJso a list of letters patent ancl letters of registration regis tered during IS--6. The total number is 504.

A Wavering Supporter.

Some of the articles in the i; Post" (which is recognised as tho Ministerial organ) ap pear to indicate an approaching change in the political front of that journal. The apparent alteration of policy has caused some surprise amongst members, and has excited considerable comment. ~ •Sim National Park.

The Native "Parks Bill has been printed, and will also be brought down at once. . Ketreiicltiiuciit-

The absence of money in the publio ex chequer is shown by a small but significant fact." The Hinemoa is ; to bo laid up imme diately, although - cargoes of railway material wero awaiting hor fit Lyttelton for Wellington and Auckland. Some of the attempt!? of the Government at retrenchment are paltry in the extreme, and tho '•'Tos-"'s..iys that if .Mr Reynold*-* ---wlib is the mo-nwg spirit in this dire-Mon, can do no better than cut ofl'a messenger or two and reduce the aU'eady-tpp.small salary of an overworked " Hansard" rcpovtcr, it would be as well to let things alone altogether. Post-office Savings ft ainks.

During the year ending December 31 lfi3t there were 277 Post-office Savings Banks open, the total deposits amounting to #1,248,405, and withdrawals to £1,336,287. In 1885 there were 261 Savings Banks, deposits amounting to -.1,341,001, and with drawals to £1,2(54,304.' The returns for the principal towns during -1880 were :— Auckland, amount deposited £154,860; amount withdrawn £176,471 ; Christchurch, deposited £271,199 ; withdrawn, £274,761 ; Dunedin, deposited £202,957 ; withdrawn £235,244; Wellington, deposited £239,921; withdrawn £244,476. ,','.'',.

Honorarium Keduetfons

Honorarium reductions were made last session from the following members of both Houses because of absence: Legislative Conucil: Acland, Jt29; Bonav, £35 10s; Campbell, £152 13s ; Fraser, £(i 7Qs ; Hen derson, £124 5s ; McLean, £14 4s ; Menzies, £14 4s, £7 2s ; Ppacocl., £46 3s ; Peter, £3 lis ; Reeves, t7 2s ; Robinson, £31 19s ; Stevens, £62 9s ; Walker, £17 15s ; Wigley, £4(5 2s; Williams, £3 lis ; Wiliiam .-k-o, JE-t?l 1-3. Hottse. pf R.epre <ifaiil»„-ves : Garrick, £13 6s Sd; Harper, £70 ; Holmes, £20 ; Ivess, £16 13s ; Lance, £23 6s 8d ; Locke, £3 6s 8d; McKonzio, £8 6a Bd.

Debate oil the AdUress-in-ISeply.

It has hitherto beon the vulo to tako thp debate 011 tho Address in-Reply at an even ing sitting, but this session ■ tho time honoured custom has bepi} departed from. Immediately after the preliminary business in tho Houso yesterday afternoon,- Mr! Fraser, tho now member .for Te Aro,'was! railed upon tq., .nipve .thp . Acldrcss-in- Reply, lie was received witji .ojiqci.*.... "Hoi

referred to each point of the speech in detail, concurring in the desirability of Imperial Federation, and tiie proper cele bration of the Queen's Jubilee ;'p,t tbe samo time not omitting the fact that the Queen did not desire any'expenditurefor the latter purpose from the public fund-.. He thought ib only right that in the provision for naval defence _><ow Zealand should have been made a naval station, although, as a man of peace himself, ho felt that the standing armies of Europe were a disgrace to our boasted civilisation. Ho would liko to sco greater encouragement gjveu to our Volunteers, who were our national citizeri defenders. New Zealand should pertajniy be repre sented at. the Victorian Exhibition. He held strong views relative to the land que..: tion, and believed he was tainted somewhat \vjth land nationalisation. He thought the people should have the unearned increment. (Si iG.Orey: Hear, hear.) He thought popula tion was tho proper basis of representation, and considered that tiie members of the Upper Houso should be nominated for live or seven years. So fur as he could under stand, ho believed tho Government were behaving properly towards tlio native.-., Mr Jones,, of. Heathcotp, seconded the Address-iu-Reply, lie did not think we could do bbo' much In 1-pno.ur of Queen Victoria on the occasion of her jubilee. Finance was tlio- question of paramount importance, and he hoped the Uovorninont would see thoir way to make reductions in the taxation and tho adminis tration of tho country. It was gratifying to learn that JNow Zealand wag to be mado a naval station. Me approved of tlio results of t!ie recent legislation of the Government, ttnd while ho did not think the village set tlement scheme would be wholly successful, he believed it would bo of considerable benefit to the country. The speaker touched upon tho questions of Ruilway Boards, of reform of tlio Legis lative Council, local industries and other matters, but his remarks wero inaudible in the gallery. He was understood to strongly favour the encouragement and fostering of local industries, and was given credit for protection views.

Major Atkinson followed. Ho satirically congratulated the two gentlemen who Inn, performed tho difficult task of proposing and seconding an address which captained nothing, 110 was sorry at this early stage of liho session fco inlliob upon the Govern? ment a disappointment. Ho did nofc intend to debate the Address-iti-Reply. The Government were no doubt anxious to get up a. long debate while they wore preparing the work of the House. Thoy were a bit too good-natured to the Govern ment last .session in giving them an opportunity to say that they had passed the Address-in-Reply without a debute, and that thoy had consequently nothing to say against the policy of the Government. He was anxious to go straight to businoss, to pass the Representation Act, and to con sider the financial state of tho country, and apply such remedies as would pluce the country in tho position which thoy bhould nil like to soe it occupy. Tho Government had promised that tho House should meet early this year to consider the Representation Bill. Why was not that measure introduced on Tuesday and circulated in members' pigeon holes that afternoon. They were called togother to consider the finances of tho country, as well ns this Act. He wanted to know if the finances of the country were in such a con dition as to render the early calling of Parliament a necessity, and also woro tho Government prepared to immediately place before tho House the true state of the finances '. Tlio position of the Apposition was this : They wero not willing to spend four or five days in discussing a speoch which absolutely contained nothing, but thoy were prepared to give tho Government an opportunity to confer among themselves and ascertain a little of each others' minds. The Opposition wore prepared to go on with tlio Representation Bill directly it was brought down. Thoy were also prepared to discuss the financial position of the colony directly the Treasurer made his Financial Statement. . Looking at tho fact of the early calling of Parliament, ho submitted that there should be no doubt as tp when that Statement would be mado. This wag an exceptional and an extraordinary session. The Premier thought he was going to treat It as a?) ordinary session. He was greatly mistaken, Parliament would not bo doing its duty to the country if it allowed itself to be led away by aicle issues from the consideration of these two measures - they must address themselves to those two questions before considering anything else. Let the Representation Aot bo pushed on with all rapidity,and their financial position placed beforo the country. He advised the Government to pray for the necessary adjournment in order to get themselves ready.

Tho Premier replied that if the leader of tho Opposition thought it would have benefited his party to debate tho Address. in-Reply for one or two nights, he would have debated it ; but the fact was that the hon. member did not know what his policy was,1 and was hanging back to see what it ought to be. • He claimed that no Ministry had ever been more prepared to meet the House when it assembled than his Govern ment. It was quite as well prepared to meet the House this session as it had been last session. They had called the House to gether thus early only in accordance with their pledge of last session, and in order that the Representation Bill might bo passed, Ho accused the Opposition of baulk ing the passage of the bill last session. It was well known that the Opposition were not in favour of population being tlio bagis of representation, They were ready to go on'with the Representation Bjll at once.. They could have the first reading on Friday, and go on with the second reading at once. He' hoped that there were other great measures that required and would receive careful consideration this session.besides representation, and taxation. If they were to adopt the practice of saying that no business could be dpne in the first and last sessions of each Parliament, tho effect would be to do away with triennial Parliaments altogether. {Jo hoped to see the Representation Bill read a second time this week. The motion was then put, and a committee having been appointed to frame the Address-in-Reply, the House adjourned.

MOUNT ROSKILL.

The 25th inst. marked tho day to choose a new School Committee. At the appointed time and place the householders assembled, Mr J. Greenwood in the chair. He got over the preliminaries, and then asked the chair-' man of the late Committee to read their re port. It contained a resume of the year's business; namely, the action pf committee re Globe-Reader, which tbey dis appoved, their action re holidays, that of the matter of injury to schopl property, the improvements in the school property, the state of the public and the school libraries, and expressed satisfaction with the bead teacher, Mr Richards, and his assis tant, Miss Priestley; also its state ment of accounts, which were : — Re ceipts £69 17s {id; expenditure, £62 lis 7d; balance, £7 Is lOd. In commenting on tho report, ono member said they had taken the initiative re objection1 to Globe Readers. A vote of thanks was passed to two Mends whose names were unknown for donations to the public library, The outgoing Committee received a very high mead of uripse for thp manner in which they had dope their duty .for the year. Eight gentlemen were nominated, and tho old" committee elected, namely, Messrs Caiu*, Conellyj Greenwood, Hubbard, Hayr-, Tiplndy unci Walters. A. voto of thanks was tendored to the Chairman. Tho

new Committee then me,t to elect a Treasurer and Chairman. Mr Carr, who had been Chainjiah for eight year?, refused to yield to the repeated" requests that bg should again occupy the chair. Mr J. Greenwood was therefore chosen Chairmau, and Mr Conelly ff ppjisurpr. Mr Hay pro posed, and Mr Walters seconded, '-'That. it. is \yjt|i e,vbre.tne regret we find Mr Carr feels it necessary to retire as Chairman of Mount" Roskill Schopl Qpipmittee, and hereby tender to him a vote of thanks for the exertions he has always made on: be half of the schopl HV,.\, district during the time he has occupied this position, from 1879 tp the present-" Th" first, meeting is fixed fpr the first Tiipsday jn Jun^-HACoR* UESPONPICNT.) "',

CORRESPONDENCE.

Sunday Trams

(To tho Editor.) Sii.,-*-" Prpgro.?," in la_.b Right's Stab, thinks the winning of the trnms on Sun days, wpujd be progressing towards i\ higher and better standard, He nays therp would be no difficulty in getting men to wot Is on the Sitndqy j unfortunately npt. The mistake is also made of placing Sunday trams on the samo fppting ns the opening of tho Museum 9?' I'.'bHi Library, Iheso stand op qujtp a. V. jfl'ereji. looting; they are f,be property of f|ie public, supported by public funds, not rtjij lor £ s tl, but the intellectiial ftnprpvepnent qf the community. I think it shows a lack of principle wlion such pillars of t|ia varjops churches (as tho most of the directors Of the Tramway Company are) seek fo rob their employees of their Sunday regt in . order that they may make a lew more pounds. You cannot substitute another day for tho Sunday rest with its hallowed associuitions. Soino correspondents write us though the trams rim the people out to tho squatty. What country is thei'C be tween Queen-street and Newmarket. The Domain is convenient to both, and is a genuine bit of country. Take Ponsonby: tho countrified portion lies round about the train stables, and the bulk of tho people have tho bonofib of fresh nir, and a quiet peaceful Sundqy. The bull> of the people who use the trams pn the week day? would not require them on the Sunday. Should the trains run, what would it mean ? Why, that- Crowther, Guy, and Cutler, if no others, would wish to retain their hold on the large portion of the enston. (.ruffle they liavei and tip (jptibt woi||(V run too. Nor would the cabs and hansoms be idle. Sabbath desecration of every kind would receive a stimulus, and our quiet resb day gono toy ever. "■ Prp gross" states he lias no doubt m^P would be glad to work on the Sundoy provided they arq paid, For physical reasons only the SfcitG is justified in forbid ding men working seven days in the wpek, no matter how willing they might be, jt being detrimental to the' welfare of the community. Of what uf<p all our efforts to promote the well-being of the community if the rising generation sco that really our god is the (almost) almighty dollar ?—1 am, •S-C,, ClTli*E.V.

The Rev. J. A. Dowie.

(Tp the Editor.) Sik,— As ib has become notorious all through Auckland that on Wednesday, the 20th inst., this man, in the course.of a lec tuyo to mon only o)i an indecent sub ject, took the liberty of denouncing as a scoundrel His Royal Highness tho Prince of Wales, J, as one of the audi once, consider it my duty as a loyal subject to corroborate tho statements madoii) other ■quarters as to the utterances pf this faith liealer. That he did so denou.ipe,: and in p.Q: mou-tired terms, is strictly true j but strange to say, tlio only representative pf the press presenb appears to have been gagged. In fact he was gagged, and that pubTiqly, for tho lecturer in a preliminary cantor turned round to the .-• Herald " re porter, and said ho hoped his friqnd, naming the reporter, would not re port the details of the lecture, and judging by tho silence of the -'Herald" as to the premier outrage of the evening) - one but can conclude that the reporter ao? ceded to the request-. Knowing, as I do, the duty a press reportpr owes to his prim cipal, 1 must assume that he wrote hi% report meekly and duly, and handed it in to the editor .in the *-ordinary course; but as it has not gono forth to the public through the columns of the it doubtless met with an nm. timely end, and provided a meal and savory snppor fpr the waste-paper basket; in short, it was buried in that vast mausoleum' whore the literary efforts of tho wicked cease to t_*ouble.

The Princo of .Wales is a living man and an Englishman, aiid in this community ought to he respected as the future King of England. Yet no Englishman has yet attempted to resent the insult. Brian Boru was an Irish man ; he is dead, and has been dead ahout 800 yoars, and yet were Mr Dowie or.any other mati to say in my presence that "Brian" was ft coward ora scoundrel, J should feel seriously disposed to let* out straight from the shoulder at that portion of tho speaker most convenient for pugir listlc castigation.-'I am. etc*, HiubiotCvS,

The Honourable Members of the Legislative Council.

(Tp the Editor,) Sip,r-.?he Government yacht Hinpmpa wftsf sent up from Wellingipt for the spe^l service of carrying the members to Wel lington. The .Speaker, Sir George Grey and sonic others wont; but to my utter astonish ment line, bhis morning walking in Quean streo.t threo honourable members, of the' Legislative Council. By. courtesy they aro dubbed honourable, tlthoi-gu they are paid £210 each .session, re ceive free passages to and from Wel lington, besidos having a gold medal which enables them to travel -irst-*elnßß by rail evei-y day in the year aa long as they live, Now, «ir. I must' say this is too bad, and beyond a joke altogether. : Why should tha impoverished treasury he. called upon to pay these members' pftss&gea to. .th§ IJnio'n Company, when Government sent up their pwn boat foi' them ? Retrenchment is a solemn farce when these things, are carriec. on. Is there not, I fisk tho electors and you, an urgent necessity for Rai-KUJ. Re*; FOKMV

The Pot Office Steps.

(To the EcUtgr.)

Sir,-You would do the public a "good turn "by calling tho attention of the proper authorities therein to the dangerepnsly slippery condition jnto> which tjie stops'into the vestibule of the General Post Office h.avo become by constant wear. We have scpn enough to convince qs that if tho surface were properly stippled it would hiosb likely save the breaking of a-limb. This should bo seen to at once.—Yours, gtc, *|oh>: Mitpheli., architect. 1

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR^ THURSDAY, APRIL .28.,' Igg§

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PO.VEETY AXD SUFFERING. — " I was drag-get. down with dobt, poverty, and suffering for y^ars, caused by a sink family and'large bills fOr- tlootoiiiijr, whlyh didthem uo'good. .-'I was completely discouraged, until ono yoaroKo, by the advice of in.* pastor; { pt'opprud Hop Bitters, and commenoed their use, and iii one jnpritli wo were all well, and,none, ot pa have 3cc.fl agjck day sinco; ancl I 'want 'to say to ii.ll poor iiieri, you can keep your families well a year with American Co.'s Hop flitters for less than cine doctor's visit will c05t...1 know it.—A WORK- J.NU A'-VS." Read,. •'. A' •.",;, .•,'',■'.''-'.-'-'.'■



Business Notices. ISIS7JIY will,people <iQse tbemsglvea with ,Yf jiipdieipe, when they _}iaYP Woi,ffE'B SepWAPfS 1 _ . -.. ' /^ROSHEiI'S (DofitTßoom, NoTirVlc-. \_y toria-street Ea?t, twp dqprs from Qupen stfoet, . HAT protects 'us against disease. '' \V OLl<E'B SCHXAPF&. ' ------ WOIfWS "SCHJfA"PPS" "taken (Ifrei * times a day will make a different man of ypP; ■ '-'- ■ '. jTIOALS, COKE, CHARCOAL, FIRE %J WOOD.' Best riatti. filrfc. and Ppriri Firewood ; also, fIFSt-eiassTanpiri, Netveaetlej and It^mo Coal, at LowtMSt Price fqr Cash. Furpltnr- carefully Reiiiored, «n<l Goptjadellverprl to all parts pf tliecilj-and subiirlrs, at Lowest Hates.— Not*? the Address : C. PIPER, opposite the Ponsonby Reservoir, and coraer ol Newton and Karanga-' hspc" Roads. . WHEREoapwegetgoodso«ndCcokjni? Apples free from piotli qt a rbasonalile price * At MASEFIELP BROS., Raraneahape Road, opposite E-st-^trcet, Vt lIOLPSAtUi At»'D RETAU-? TO TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS, PRESENTS KOHHOM-E. Very beaqlifyl INLAIDTApLE-TQP3,CABiNE'rpV Fa-iov BQjjes, ete-i nil mse from tbe pick of N.Z.riclt Natjvo Timber?.-Oilier Colleoticns pace/miy packed and «i.ippi# |or Homo,. VY, NORRIE, C■* R J NfTWOBSEB, In New Konland Timtwrs i„i,__ 'l# OfT SROR.TI.AND:gTftEE;T. . \ CJACKS. SACKS. SACff.S, Wo aro Buyers pr Good Second-hand Qra|n Sack - STONE BROS, QACRS !! .' SACKS J SACKS! The Undersigned is a Cast} Buyer of Gopd Second h»nd pram 8a?K!, " QEO. V. JApINS, Cnatom3-9trect, Rl c nAii on d"■ p'b'u se, PONSONBY ROAD. AUOKI.AHD, \V.' COC IT RAN, SPNR., FAMILY BUTCHER. wTTTI § [i'o sT pONVEYANQES QN RIRf?. Office: Victoria Wharf, General Carters. Re.ceivlßß 904 Agonls. Wijggon ror Kurniiure ReinfiTSlj Coal, Cokc,'and Firowood Dealers, Genofal Oaitpr?, fife. TEI-EimosE : Devoxport pcmsAC. . WARNOCK BROTHJERS, [Established 18621 80AP AND CANDLE iIANUEADTURERS, COK'H QfUfKfft AUOlfUNe,' : Manufacturers of tho Celebrated Exlraet Pf Soap, Disinfectant Powdor, Eirsf Prize Yellow fijpe Mottled, Doublo Crown, Ecopsmlc, (mi Housetiold, Carbolic, and other .Medicinal and Toilet Soaps, made tsom the purest of Tgljowß, & OjQces-pURHAM-STREET, Apckjand. . N. 8.4 Cy-tli Pa.rclipsers of Tuljow, Wnpl, Siipcp'sk.lnß. and Rppps. EsTAi?r.TsnKD 18^9.1 GEE & K-TTJ.R, COA'CHBUIUJERS, LORNE RUTLAND Str9sts. Coaches, Carriages, Wnggonpttps, Bttßgies, Ppriy Cftrrifwros, Carts. Drays, and orory d» sprlption of Yblilclea kept ii} stock; or built tg order. The trade supplied,' N.B.—Traps lent to customers whilst repairs are being executed. EI) WIN JON E S (L-ite E. and A. Jones), House, Fukxisiiino, and Gene^ai, IRONMONQER, Popponby Rpail and Pompaljier Terrace, < Auckland, N.Z. •s i AgentfoythoPhajnlsFireQfHcc, Advprtifsoment Aifept for Auckland ErEffitrq Star, Post Office Savings Bank, Money Order Office. Telegraph Slatiup, Tplopliope Ruapag, ____ _ _ BOOKBINDER, PAPER RULER. . ACCOUNT" BOOlt MANUFACTURER, WVrfpHAM-B'roBST. MEROHANTS- ACCOUNT WQKB, „ Insurance apd Mining Reglsler Bppl?^ SpeeteJly Ruled and. Bound. -MMBip, MWMlnes. P'ublJ c Libraries, ana Sup^iiy t-phnpl Bonks well Bound- RAKERS' SPECIAL RULED'DAY BOOKS;* Bibles. Prayer and Hymn Books Ro-boupd, I BAND AND CHOIR MUSiqBOOKI. ! RULED, ( mHE AMERICAN CORN BROOM^ COMPANY, EXMOUTR STREET,' AUCKLANP, PRICE LISTS} ON APPWCATIQN, jjjl ° B, ' L ... S .i* . .'Boys having Mechanical S.nitjs. can be Supplied wit|a E PSiRQ yßtin^s. consisting of Cylinders, Taps, Safety Valves, Whistlev ••--'.: J, HPWDBN, Jeweller, Qqepn-ptroet, GEO. GIiEDHILI^ CRATED WATER WAN TOGS'ORE H,' WELLESLEY .STREET. • ■■ imw ' r, "TO"- E, T HQM AS ! Cl'wi?nty-fOflr y^r? With If, |_I. Cjpst^m?),' CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, AHP GENERAL COMMISSION AGEN1 1, BROKER^ ACCOUNTANT, PUBLIC AubiToia. Offices: Firth's Buildings, % Qucep-strcet, Auckland. Ijl ISH E E ~k o o„ 1 WHOLESALE SHIPPING! AND FAMILY BUTCHE R S , ~ ;, : EfSTAgUpHED 1864. By Special Appointment to. His Excellency tbo ' Govornor, Sir W, F. .lervols: HisExceilericy Sir James Ferguson j und H.R.H. tho Duko ,( of" Edinburgh j also, Kosh» Uutclie»'a tQ \M queen-street; Auckland, n.z. Families waited, pn |n.Tpwn or Suburbs. POULTRY of f*H kipdg pRE§SED te ORDER. Dealers in Gamp Home-cured Hams and Bacon Imports of Sausage Casings ' ' r- ~t ?' .The Trade Supplied ~,.,, iNiß.r*6fttvJß\ Rennets. . j ... v& Vymmm s^\ki witk Jw,



Money. ___ ifirnW.V TO LENt>, at current rfttps-of IVI iptercgt^S. I(i^pj!Ji_g-igg-^^^ TV^ONEY'TO LEND. iJufiTies 1 IVi "sums.-upon flrst f las3 *g % reaayaUle either jt??^ R_ s^MSe 5 ffffK? 'y-ls.-^Appfy Burton £ Keesi«ft ■ and 6 Morgan tile Ota* foi <id^"£, ° n \f MONEY TQ LBNPi sn freebatd »b current rates. ARCH, BUCHANAN.SoIicitor Qupei.*j.t. (opposite Bank ef_N^g__* TijbNE^'TO pKi3 iVl,vW^lf^¥Fl^P, ****** lg3, Victoria Areadp, _ "LEND ftti a moderate SalitftWß, Shgrtland-etreet. ___ Ti TQNEY TO LBN D 0«> Mortgage 9f ItJ. Firm-glass Freehold Securities. - National Insurance puildmgS, • i . . 85, Queen-street, _ _f»OAiflk.ft TO LEND, in ".'sHinw of I$L) _9VJ%J\f pot less thsP £509. ?S.{re<?- hold seounity.-.Uevor<. anii Cooper, bolicltorf-i. Qfloea atreet, ' ' .' . i r ■ 533fflf-Cffi7i. $OLENA W- «&■■■ »* VV few m ,^PWB" 3.8'- AJ, P' y win,g. pfK^rane. oocJir*nP? Aye -WW-*. 183, Queen-street.' Tt/rbfJBY LENT ON PROMISSORY bills msmrnvm wm ■ II O-IT-Cft^ M#4 N^UQl'lA-I'ED, JOHN W, JEJARDIE, LA.vo..CoMMII»IpW t *fU) BeTATS'A^BfW'i ■'""•" ' c hipd-streeT, Ayc_:r.Axp, QUEENSLAND "MORTGACE, LOAN AND DISCOUNT BANKING COMPANY, P-irbt-strset toff Qucpn-ajnrc.), £up.j;lan'P, HBAD OFFICE; Prisbae*. AoEispnss: A«c^!ft»4. -3y4i»<-7. «M.tf Melpqprjje. MP^EVjidFaHceci from m *m.l upwards fo any amount required, to, spit the hprrqvyer.qpon FJERSpNAL, FREEHOLD. LEASEHOLD, pr «jf TANCiBLE SECURITY, repayable in any War a« mar •» arranged, either WEEKLYT, MONTHLY, or QUARTERLY iiist&l-iicpts, at lowest Darrein rates. ADVANCES made en FURNITURE without romoval: also, onatlk.ndsof MERCHANDISE, including WARRANTS, &P. PILLS PlggogNTP PatCß-r^njpates. Interviews and comß>unicatti»n§ V>.\\\ PO field strictly epßjJdpnfish Office Hpuns : From lg till fi o'clpplt. Bank p'p ES'of.AJn> Npros CHAKGBP. T QNDON MORTGAGE, LOAN, AND - - (Opposite A. Clark and Sons* Warehouse), And Liulo Colllns-st., Melbourne. LOANS ore advanced from £10to£5,0Q0 Upop Personal, Freehold, anil Leasehold Security, Repayable by Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly Instalments, At Lowest Current Hates. Advances jnado oe FuFniturewhopt removal and all classes of Merchandise. Loans granted upon Life Policies. Legacies, and ' Interests under W'"s- Bills Discounted at Current Rates. Loans upon Deposit ef Deeds. Repayments by Terms Gratis. All communication., and inter- TteWfl EpM Strictly e<?pfldc_itial. ART H U R ri OH E N, LAND AND MONETARY AGENT, 24„- SEfORTLAND **f STREET , * JTliree€ie9rßß<»stSTA«Oi||c<f),. I ata propared to Talue land in Auokland or the Country for intending purchapetf at pipst re^spu*bj§tiwrm.li-- Alllasd aoWbyinoinAueii-, land I tbargo 2j jiclr cent, c^nnnisplesi I am prepared t« sogotf ate Mortgages in euros from £35 ta £15,000. Ijoyjpg fit com wftnii a J^rge pm of money 1 eau aiake advances or Lifo Policies. Having Agents in' all parts of Australia and in Bngfenflt I pan prjako Ady-jnoes upon Wilis in sums from £^0 to £15,000. TNBUBTRIAL -AND PROVIDENT JL PERMANENT JIUILDIKG. LAND AND ISYaSTMRfiI. SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. gQALE Off REPAYMENT RgpUCKP. Repayraents'ssterid*] iper Waek Ssß-^S^j "!^^~r,^ ' 'n*~* et. a. - £ a 'a." lyear ~ ~- 2 • ..#'--. 104 a 0 3 yow» .t .. JH J, 113 15 0 5 years ~ .. 1 1. • ISO 18 7yeara ~ .. • 711 1« 9 7 _ lftygarß .. .. 08 3 I 16* 16 8 ■■ — '■ ' " - •'■ ■■•■' '. ■ 1 <l. .J. ~ .in. I ,'IS Ann. other Ppripds to suit Borrpwors. The Ppard tins power in cases of isfeknoss or Want of Eipplpyment to gIJgPENp PAY MENTS.* BORROWERS SIJARE IN PROFITS. PART OR WHOLB OT THE ADVANCE MAY BE REPAID AT ANY TIME. REPAID^ OBASE3 0N TUE PpttTIOJI " ' BEPOSITS, , The Society reoeives Deposits as under :-*• 5 months .. .. .. 6 percent. 6 months .. ~ ~6J percent. Special »rriinge_t.ent fpr longer periods, owp W 9f (jura, STREET andVyLCAif J^ANE, Auokland, ■..:.':. . JOHN BANCROFT, .. Muni^or, a : u eniAKj> |Smaubnt qa OWIOE : iff QPEHNrSTRIIJET, LOANS gmnted wppn approved securities of FpsohPlo or Leasoiwld Properties in sums of £20 to ptipcipnland intorost »oin« repay able in inataftnon,ts at thp following Reduced Rates for repayment pf each *100 borrowed j-? R^'{^PMi}'fsex.e^ _ , ' TotsOlrnSunt .ogevw :. PorWeeh, jßapayahle, -.'.- - -~ .....-.,'J.-jj-j^-; rs,",i*" a '4"« aye^rs.,, ~ IOW 108 6 8 f yew .» «. SH T 113 16 Q 6 years » „ fi 8 8 13618 1 .its***** •' *.'■*» ii?j| s !■„ it W^ai-s .> i - j:- tf .jna -. k , .fjg'lg. 3;; I Aniln tho same pwpo^lJon fop gmiiei • . »-v Iwwr-loftns. .^SPOaCTS, r The Seoiaty receives money on Jeposit : T For 6 months, olpor oimt Repayahfo «> cjays" TOtl«,'9l-pflj.T(4kl»p *nn«pi. _■: , . . v ..' So-fetary, IV EW ZEALAND MORTGAGE, LOAN, i.l AND DISCOUNT BANK, ' ' ? HrajT^rra'isET t-Naxt to Atkins PrintinK Ofnoe), GRANTS LOANS OF jto TO fLOOO, ' .-. ON .' ■ «„™„ PERSONAL SECURITY. PREEHOI.D AND LEASEHOLD SECURITY. ' ' ■'- "■ - '^ ,1'- ON*1- .:■'-"■ - ','-*» FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE. ANX AYAILASLE SECURITY. WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, op in any way to su}t the Dprrowcy. Loa,n(j on Fjirnituro. ViUtoufc reroov«l, also oa <il| kiudL? pj Morojiau.4]se, V -'-.- L(?a;n£} may ho repaid'at tho rate of Sixpence por WoeKlßthKjPQvnd, Bills Dlsooußte4«,t Current Ratesv ; , •> Bank of England Rotes' and Australian Bank , k : i.J /Noto^Boxußht. -i '' All communications strictly confidential. N&W ZEALAI^TioiITGAQEi LOAN, AND DISCOUNT BANK, ._. w ..... HISHrgTItEET :'.;".''



__ .._ nn: _-. «._, _-.!_-. ' ■**•• Railway a imv * u»ic. «f_ B W - B A L *JfJ. RAJ ir j -^ TIME TABLE. - On and^after APRIL 1, 1987, AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA LINE. "" AUCKLAND WEEK DAYS. s _,'T** s"| •*>';-' T(} ■ - - - ; - . .. . ,aat| Mf . |- |; _OSEHU^oa. n-TTno'njpTni-IP-m.ip.m. p.ni.ip7s_7p7rn. !Ti-*-TS---. • 1. _ _ %?_;* ,p Vi6!167012 0 2.0 LIS ' 5.20 6.2n .: -00 P'U,bl Auckland., dep- 7.t0 .. |-*?| oi-OSu.lO 2-10 4.25 5.30 6.30"... 10$ '«1 rS^ 7$ I! 8.66|10.55:1-.is| 2.13 4.30| 535 635- .. \.\_U j||l *S!; e«aMW ■••• fo„ " g's ii;.s 12.26! 2.251 Uo| 5,45 (US " 10 35 l"as ji'lS B^J-irttai 7-i5 W WO,M.« 5.50»6.52 7.30 lO.'i .$ J C^ebung^ arr. ?V*ss ?.5 9.20|i1.20 1-2.-0 2.40J *,Ss| 6.0 7.0 7.10 1040 j^| 7, • ZT_-.„i-rri a m Lm.a.m. a.ni. p.m. p.m.p.m-p-m-p.ip.p.kln.m lWi oOnegnnngtPCa-s:oOnegnnngtPCa-5: MS'TO 9.30 ,10.0 lilO 1.0 4 25| §.10 6,35 7.1.® Hi "Tts Papap* -i- . ■ nVzhaht) g m io'. 10 112.20 l:\n t|t436§5.201§6.15 n7'."30 u'r, ■ n ';„i.i }.f]ora$ JUnP' v. ■MS4S *» 10-15 ?12.25 Llo 440 5.25 ... VS. U|| 'GrgepLane .. •• p*- 5 ]0 - 24 J2.35 125 4.' pl 5.35 .'. - 7.4511.15 #*i Remuera ... ■ '•$ Sin 10 i a] 0.30 12.10 1.3U 5.4 5.40 ... 7.Wi'ffi§fi " Chsnire for Onehunga. § Change for Otaht.l..*. tcSoforWaikafobtations. ■ . « Ll'angerorK tt j pa^-a .> ■ CKd«"fefprMerc\randlnl«rmediateS^^^ ' »^| | cSangp for AUckJ«P«. and Intermediate) Station?, - ;•.'". jMAiNLiNff. AUCKLAND-MEROER--TE AV/AMUTU-^OTOROiIANaA, " "" "." ■■' South-Week Days. ;Mffl i ■— .. A i.t..i...^„ s A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. ~ P.M. . p.j t . _,_■ AnoKtAiro .. dep. 15.0 0.20 7.15 8.0 11.10 4.15 4.65 S SH ,ion-' :: S:jS 8? E"f S& { PM)e%afie^ ne "'■ I! ".. 022 6.48 7,38 8.23 " 4 : 40 5.25 ;'„ T-nrO^JuWloi'i 7. .. 6.28 7.0 M-fl* 831 12,2. 1-M./'-TT s js Otaliuhi. .. .. {„«£ W° j.io Ml 12.40 4.6^% Papatoitoi .. .. .... *- i- " "•■ 12-55 58 ,; Papakura*- •• ■ :••'■: !•• •'•' 8-£ " " 6'f Drury .." .. .. .- • • ?•!§ •• J-2,0 h*!. 55 ° Miiippimap .. : ;; ;; ;.', ■•• •• * .* - r &' :: ;: ;. '.; ip. ■'■ *& 2J a ■*•» :: 'Bucklapa •- <• .•• -.f. 001 •• •• 94 , fi ... .. Tnaknu ~ .. .. ... ~ P-fl • •• 2-43 6.1 J _|J 'Wliangarata .. ~ !r .. •• •• ~-■'•" V arr. .. 10.0 .. 10.35 3.15 7.10 :!^S Mercer .. .. \ dep. .: •'- •• lo*so 3.iv .. ;' ''Wtiangan.g.rinc. .. ... •• .... * . * .. ,' 'Wairangi >• •• •'• •• ..,* I. •• ~ "RQSBiriri .. .. .. •• •• •;'■ •- . 'Oninewai .. .. ~ ,-% t. •• * . •• „ Huntlr . ..... •• •• 12*Vn ■ 5-2 a•- Taupiri •• •- J-—OU a-iu .. r Ngaruawabja •• •• 1---^ s GlO -• '~ 'PUkptc ... ~;,,. •, ,i it -• ■ \ : ~ •• iA •foßapa,, ,;. .. .. ~ •_ •• . c FranKton Junction \ ___j p c s o J. ~ 1.3U D 0 55 aSSS ,a;; :: ;:' ■;; §-f •: :: 4 7j |q :: 5 3SSSS^ :: :: :: :: :: *» 7.50 :: ,;;;■ „,K \ arr. 9 0 .. .. 130 7.55 .. " •TePuhi .. .. .. „ ~ ...;.; , .. -..-.'" y ~ M "lCavvti .. .. .. .. .. •• •'• •■ - '•>' ,-. 'isiokiQ .. ,-. ... .- •• •• ■-. •• * ... .M m »*Q •• --■■•-^.'Wl «_m_^m_m__«-w-^ a^P'^i^nmm^^m^^**** m*m~ ■^^^^^^^^^^^^ mt^^^^'^S^ammgftmggm •'.'•- -'.--- '--i-.- Nob'/h—Week Dats. ■ — ■- - • .- --:^ ■ . A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.Jf. ■■' '-jf-jf *Otoroliangd .. ' ••• •» dep. ;..'-, .. „ K».io .. % ♦KiQfcJS .. „ ..-.' .. " •• :<.** ... •• ..-:- •:' JQ *l_Tawa .. .. ~ .- •• •• - t- '•• •..-,. * . ~:•- . .VSS *Tc Hiihl '" .. — .. .-. * .. - -S8 tka^mutu.. ~ {Wi. a v. - -::-': :; S : ,:; N B aroto -. -r » •• -• 9.23 „ '!!; «J^keßoa4 .. ~ .. t- ~.. ... .. * ~ '~ Ohaupo, ~. ... ..... •• .?!■■', rv .• ...',- ! 9j3 .. ntukunia .".' ~ .- •• •• ~. ... .. * .. |* Frankton Junction ~ '{US' H ~ !; !! i°:l "■ '*B •Teßapa.., ~ ......: ;. ... .: •:: :-* :: -g *Pll^etC .. ~, ..... ... ... t; .. r_ ■-. :-, '■: .-• . •_ Nffaruawahia .. '..'-. .. _, ■'.'.- .- ..: .. 11.30 .. -s# Taupiri-;.., ~,-,,. -~-.,.,.',r -~,........ ~.,■.«'... - i ;•■■ '■ ;* "- st 13.17 M Huntlx ~,. .-. .-..-. -:. ~ ~,.,, ;.'... ~,- 1-'.2j ~JS'- Oliinewai ~ ••' •• ■-.' * ■•■-'<-{rS. -tflangiriri -*;, .'A.. ■".'.' .. '•• .. .. :.' ..' ' ■'*:.... mm TWairangi :.-,.. :.>,„.i* ».-.,■.*■.- r. - ~:..•-* ' '•» •• .' * ' :ir""-M •TWUJUM-ftmaniie ~ ... t. ■. .. .. '•••*', ;- .:■ ■■ t ,AM Mercer .. .. « •[ ' v ;; 6 V 20 n"3Q 2.6 ;! % Pokeno .. .'. '■'*'.. '•..■„ V. - .. 6.31 - li.ja- 5..16 ... \ 'Whangarata ~ -~-' *. .. « -• * * ~ '-,; Tuakau... » « 6*50 13-3 242 .. , h 'Buckland. ,- * * * ~ A AekOhe., * 1..- m „' ~ '■'.:'-; 7.10 12,31 3-3 ;!. !! "Paorata ~ .'..,, „ .. :m ,-: * * . „ •;., •Runolmao ' '".; '~ T « A, -» r • *—- * * ■■•- ~ -,- :HL. Drarjf "A,. \. !. ,-.-' „ >~..- 7-*7 1.10 3.37 „ ~ "Hunua .. ,-J •~- ...._..'. "* * * ~ ... Papakura;; ~. „ *.-,,-.. ,; -■„. ~. g.v i.? 6 3.47 ,~, »., Mamirdwa .. .. '..' .. -. . 8.16_ 1.42; 4.2 . „ Papatoitoi ~;;..., „. .. 8.30 2.0 4.15 Otahuhu"'.; „ „ .. .. 6.50 8,18 8,41 2.10 4.23 fi,2o IJ! Fenroso Junction .. .. .. J7.15 tll8,3() t8,5l t£3o ii!,.ni 47.:; Ellerslie ~ .'.' .; .. ~ 7.20 8,35 8.58 .2.35 '--■ - -6.35 H *Green Lane .. .. .. .. *-.-"; *« * ■*' , *...-. ■{'*_?, Remuera 7.30 8.41 0.7 2.45 fi,45 ?,t Newmarket June, .. .. .. 735 8.49 9.19 ■ 2.55 }5.4 G.nl \i ADOK-.AND .. .;■•'-..-j am. *■■ 7.40 .-'8.68 I '-~•»' I 5113" t 7;o "..&. -... --. -■. . ■'■* -.---,:•- .-.-..-'-:",' - : - ; ' .;' ■;■-; is..yn,*'Akk ""'.'" '.■-'■'., ''[.'-I . t Change for Onehunga.... II Change for Auckland and'lntermcdiate S_t»ll()i)ii t Change for J*_aipara Branch Stations. „ Change for Otahuhu". ' - A* Passengers are.n'pt booked by this train to Stations between Auckland and-Ose) 8.-Only stops to pick ud Passengers for South of Penrose Junction. . c. Runs on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays only. — 1 d. Runs bn Mondays and Wednesdays only. . ,' K. RIII.F from Otorohanga on Tuesdays and Thursdays only. . * ','' . ,Tlie9.loa.m. train from Te Awainutix runs daily. - , ;-1S f. Frankton Junction for Cambridge, Te Aroha and Rotorua Lines; 1 ■:: '•-• '"-: [■', '■'•':■-',-;.• ' .'■':' ■ Z'-..-Z-, Cambridge—TeAr oha and rotorua Lines.; , , ...j. i. v Sooth.—Week Days. I A / NoOTii.iWEsiK T|ffl| p -**—, — —r-. —•■ . . - ——— — —— : — ' — —-; 4 : —_— — : —- —;- ...^^ '' ■'■' ' ... ' '.■ ' '~"' ;;*^-":-::l| ~ , , A.M. A.M. . h . Aueklijtna, dep. .. 8 01l 40 Lichfield, dep. .. .. - i -—r-..-. , tJ> . * . —..—■■,,.,.. -—, . *Pntaruru Junction .. ." ■ -;■_,- ■•. *•..--'- , ~rH.i',H, *Taumangl. ~.;;,'".-•!! Frankton Jun., dep .. 1 Roc 7 0 Oxford, dop. .... Hamilton West.. .. - .'. _ .. 138 710 "Okoroire .. fA, '~.!• ♦Hamilton East,. .. : .. .; * * *Mangawhara .. .Ruakura Jun., an. .. .. .... 162 722 Matamata .. .. .• - —.'- --'.'. *-*-Tg.—'- -■- .—•**—' — . ' 'Waliaroa .. .. ■• Cambridok Bn^r- ~ .. .. 'Walton .-.".' ...i .;.: — > Ruakura Jnn., dep. ~ 2 od7 30 *Kiwitahi 1 • *Mongaonui * -» Moninsville, arr. ~"••• *Tftmfthevq ~-..,• ;;' ..',;.* * -_v_-..'., 'v.; . —- — ♦Fencouyt .~- ~ .. ... ~ * Te Aroha Bij.- *.- jf •Hautapu.. *; * To Aroha, dop. .. .-- ..:.l.;,„ 1 Cambridge, an*. 240 810 "Waihpu .. . .....*,,•: _— _ __^ *Wpitoa, i. ~ ~,...: RimkKra Jun„ dop. ... ... ~ ..2 OM3O *TatuaoHaua ~ „ »\ T.urplHj. .-, '~',, ~ ,-. ~ ~ * - 'Murray's. . . '~. '-.-.',.,-.... ~ ♦Motumaoho ... .... :i .-,.., J. .: * * Morrtasvillo,ara- ...-;.,. P, .MprrippvillPtarr. ... ~ __ ; . iq 810 .".' ""■' ■''-—■ r--r d — —-—T—-r>'-^-r- ——; ——: — '—r—A—- —,. Morrinsvillo, dep. .. ;Zi i TEAROHARR.*r "' ~ .:. ■-■■.-.'■"-" ntotumaolio .: .. •■ -. Morrinsvine, dep 0.25.. 8.15 *Euroka -..-. .. .-,-■•*.,. •Murray 3 ■ v . ■-. . :: ;.S*' — Ruakura\lun.,arr. .. >l< *TatuaoHana ..-■ ~'.' .. .. - * * ;— '_-——t-A ,*Wai.ofi ~--. -. -"I. .~■ ..; ..-- * **■■ Cambkidge Bit.— "•">•;', •♦Waihou .': ~: ..'. .. ....-* * Cambridge, dep. ...••■ ?! Te Aroha, arr. .. , 3408 55 *Hnutup-i.. .. .. , *t, , tz —; — -~ — Z*. ■■ -«-'- ——=—: *Fpncourt .. ':.;■.-'-..--.*!j,»j Morrinsvillo. «tp. :'. .. ..62 50 „ *Tamalicie .; .. •• , *Kiwitah|.. ~ ~. w ... :i-.. * „ *Moiiijadnul- .. ..-.rS * Walton .. .... : w .. .. - * _ Ruakura Jun, arr. ..-■••?. ♦Waliaro^ ~ .. . * _, , ,-,.- ■_.-. Wtr*—r" Matamata .. ... ; 355 " Ruakura Jun., dep.''.'.' •••(1 l ♦Matipavyhftra ,» ~ „ .. * _ "Hamilton East.. • ... *-A •Okoroiro.. .. .. .. .. .. * .. Hamilton West.. ... - Oxford ■_ .. ..... .. .. 455 .. Frankton Jun., arr. . • ; .*W* . *Tanmangt .. ~. ....,, -~ ~. *-v ," ~ % '"" „.. , ;-.-—r»f; r?", t2 v, v-vu Jun-" -■ •' •• •• * •• Auckland, arr. .. - •• V Ljchtieid.arr. .f .. .. -.. .-.20 ■ ■ __l I Flag Station, , .A ■ .©-Runßbn Tuopdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays only. 0 JtiiiisoiiMonday§>;WW Fr-days only 0 Runs on Mondays, W*-dneiulays, Frjdavs, and Kuturdayß Paly. Z<* mw npsdays and Saturdays only. Tho others run daily. ' * ' ' ~;.,;' A Rvins on. prst opnday? Ip each mouth/oniy, KAIPARA BRANCH^AUCKLAND-HEyDERSON-^HELENSVILi^ AUCiaAKD TO HEI-gyBVILLK—WEEK DAYS. HELENSVILLtt TO AUCia^Pcff 1^ > i-, * _,- am- am. p.m.)p.m. a,m. B.la tf 4a_____&_* V de»P- 2-° 10-55 "0 -' 15 Helensville .. dep- 6.20 Uf ,'! -M^;I?J 8lM el' II,,SQtD U2 u*l2 -I-57 '2.25 'Helensville South!, * ,' -« •MfRSLi^*1" " 7.19 IU9 5.4 2,32 *(.ihir,mgi "' .. .. ".*'. "»■■;•!, .Mng!lttn^.i .... * » * •*, ■ *P H eroa ... ..' * ,;fj ■•mSS?*O^ 0V ' *' * * * 'Woodhill .. -■* , :*| ■ 'Mount Albert " *. * * 'Reweti ~ » I '\lwLvfn - ••735 11.38 5.20 ' 'Waimauku 7. »'*lS (I !gy *< .* 8.0 12.5 5.45 3-° wXkerel 7. " I_* ty ■*? 'Taa?rei:; ''• ?-? 3 W 6.15 ::'■ .viSHSa.;.::,.:: h-h $ KVnSf., '■•'•■■ „ . * .. 'Waikomiti Z. .. * m.M fS^ '' :: §:° H m ■• l-d* :: :: * 21 31 n S^'°X7^Hn SaP nnt Rtop l,nlcss ro'uulrod. Notice should be given to *« Pre^UßStopp ngstntton? by any passenger desiring toaljght atFlag Stations. «r All lime 4 ahles issued prior to. this date are now cancelled. * o^uAW . '■' ' ' ■ - ■'. • I .. "'■ ~ . '-■'""'" ..: