JUBILEE WORK IN ENGLAND.

Cmc Experiences of a Lady Collector.

j'-y, prepared a nice litfcla speech with ~ r (.q begin, and said ifc over once or to myself to make sure. "Her ha s expressed her willingness to iivethe freewill offerincr S of her women " I rUs Will not you, in commemoration f£ jubilee, like to add V &c. &c. y, house I came to at the corner of district boasted a maid-servant of ten- ? y Ye who admitted me doubtfully to E visage aud glanced deprecatingly at Bterloar door. "Will you tell your ™f«.ffl that the lady collector for the ieehas called? i. gay nobody sat home, 'Liza, an , shet Aβfront door; we don't receive no col lTtors nor we don't want to lose no urn hellers!" I could not c l uLto see tlie cou  pction but the anxious eyes of the hancl aideh' directed towards an old carriage "mbrella and a blue silk parasol with white fringe which leant against a perambulator fotiie background gave this pregnant remark its point. 'Liza rattled the door h ndle but I made another attempt: (i Does'only Mrs S. live in this house ?" "I'll teach you to call me " only Mrs S.!" 'tied that lady, throwing aside the Wise of "not at home," and jjlincr into the passage with at least thirty curl-papers bristling. "Can't fladv set down for barf an hour's quiet lifchout bein , interrupted with collectors? Ihere's been the church orgiu, an' tlie oerlice concert, an' the chapel treat, an' I Sfves them all alike, but you're the Ludentest—' Only Mrs 5., , indeed! 'fiza put up the chain !" I went on to JNo. I ' " Mrs W; and her mother, Mrs R.," my list said. These were two decent and pleasant-spoken widow-women, who sup bortccl themselves by plain needlework, nfld kept the three children of the former, jl'under ten. I explained my purpose: "Her Majesty has exjjressed her willing ness" &c. "A bit pressed, is she?" re ueated Mrs R., who was a triile hard of bearing- " Well, she shall have my penny, pdwelcome: I've known what it is to be pressed myself!" and nothing that I cotild say subsequently served to eradicate the first impression that our Gracious Oneen found herself unexpectedly out of pocket, and appealed to the nation lor assistance.. Proudly accepting two pence, I determined to alter my lormula |o as to dispel this misapprehension, but Ihad not prepared anything suitable in its place;before I found myself face to face nth the occupant of No. 3, whose shop joor stood open. I was obliged to ask, jithout any preamble : " Have you a wife, wd could 1 speak to her for a moment ? I pconie to ask if she would like to add [ernauieto the list of contributors to the Queen's Jubilee Fund, a freewill present from the women of England?" Here I (topped) out of breath, and a little dis couraged by a decided want of sympathy II the air. The occupant of No. 3 was a cobbler (I believe cobblers are always Democratic); he did not look up, or address me directly, taVmurmured to himself: "Shocking! Shocking! That's what I call it! a-taking of the bread out of innercent women's aud ddren's mouths! I call it idolatry! Stocking! Shocking !" I felt somewhat abashed at this view of Ike subject, but again asked if I might speak* to his wife, as the matter was one for tewomen themselves to decide.

"Ha'n't got one," snapped the cobbler; "an'if I had, she shouldn't give you a penny!" which he might have said at once, Hid spared my time and temper. jit No. 41 was smilingly received by my p charwoman, whose identity with the m Jones of my list I had failed to recog setiJl she stood before me, rubbing her ows with the palms of both her hands d smiling encouragingly. I was so ased to be welcomed on any grounds, isonal or otherwise, and stated my cause ate lucidly. "To be sure, ma'am! toy's the penny I've had off you !" re anded Mrs Jones, exactly as if it were a Slel case, and rummaging in a mug on produced the penny, and itoteMatilda Jones with a flourish on my feting paper. "Which reminds me, a'am, asking your pardin for mentioning aipleasantness, that the sixpence you atdown to me along o' the two-shillin , Kβ o , Saturday evening was a bad one, illkep' it to show you where my husban' aa-bit it right through 1" and this, too, aproduced from the mug. Ofcourse, I made good Mrs Jones's six- US; and certainly there was no contra ttg the fact that Mr Jones's teeth had ifrsad work with it, though whether it i originally emanated from me was not s«a!ly clear, and I left No. 4 feeling stHer Majesty and Mrs Jones had scored diet than their humble collector. Tdon't exactly hold with it!" explained b lady of No. 5, leaning across the table, ilshaking a large bony hand in my direc ts to emphasize the remark ; " but what ay is, what is a penny in comparison & keeping right with Her*?" (Here she fped her voice, and I could have al s fancied for Her she had said " She !") my conteribution, twopence, ■Wplease, and I should like it put down ffli'my full name, for I always say we fttto keep straight with Her, as far as Bsble in ua lies. " Hind Mrs B. tossed her head, with all the Wfte.aiid fancy fruits in jet which adorned SffiMouchasto say: "1 have done all I W»to ensure its safety against the caprice Bhpants. Let the executioners come IP my three streets I met with several fflNoi spontaneous loyalty and goodwill; Bjpoihe dozens of puzzled ' and abiding B^wlerstanding; and with about an of determined resistance to S-fflovement. Hl!>edon't buy nothing of us !" was a HNife reproach against Her Majesty Iwfethe small shoplceepers. Generally, W looked round on the dried herrings, and penny sheets of popular K 3 ) I felt inclined to excuse the Queen in HrWiAcular. A few people were curious would do with the money, rule a hospital as the intended Hfe:foind most favoxir, which proves Wfteoldprejudice against hospitals is ■w .disappearing, at all events in our Weurhood, where such institutions as |»%cer Hospital, the Women's, and the for children speak for themselves.^ " to the conclusion that the women's 'iwshould have been differently acl- K*?i : ifitwas to be more spontaneous. Wgft* ti post-offices and public places ,BWve enabled those who really wished ■ jK?Me to do so without pressure, and iy we saved many lady collectors from HrMpleasant experiences than mine. ||rat&ention that my entire collection sj.l|*? to Is 7d, contributed by fifteen ■'■SB^in'twelve penny, two twopenny, ||p c threepenny donations. G. R. Stuart.

THE ADCKLAND- EVEJNIJMU STAH, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1887.

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MJJeCompany's butter in half-pound HEWahded with the words "Freezing Hry"<m the margin around the shell. llfci?' ? an nels, Shirtings, Sheetings, mfftlinen, at Smith and Caughey s, HliJ^ 6 * wholesale prices, for cash - Bite. - The quick -IlKtrrattlesnake lias not killed so many •;'■ insidious but deadly poisons •"■■-* Wtivw s lrof foul rooms. The teration or %'"' WmC? lvn f? s becomes impossible some : ; HKSwfttiling health, growing weakness, . are harbingers of approacli | -SKaich cases Hop Bitters arcthe remedy to drive an system, purifying the blood Mpfcnew and happy lease of life. &°t



_ — Business Notices fjHß PUBLIC "US_T__OFn_CB OF NEW ZEALAND. ITS OBJECTS ArFsPKCIALLY PROTECTIVE. The scale of fees applicable lo tho classes of Estates above referred to is ac follows ■- a'Sill' 0 ™ f!,'." 0 , 0 "" , , , "!? 61 : •. '"»>•« ™ rwltelng properly under ■■ :: :: s&SvSsssssiisissass^ifS ,, :: :: iljEl ■ E. P. WATKIS, Auckland Agent. • v *ii^^ TESTIMONIALS. $%. Cheap,- PleasanT^^m II AN D . ''wIwI/iM From " Rev, Pesky, of I Effectual Remedy, jiti Wolli " Bto "-' fl Wwßk Your LUMI PRESERVER af- iii. , _■ ■' ' 'iff- forded my wife and children almost I'fcsv immecliat o relief in Coughs and Colds, MgQ 1)3 , j and many to whom I had the pleasure IT?! ' of recommending your specific have spoken of it as invaluable. In one "'M case, wlien every remedy tried was *l t IbPv'EHj! MrttafTnte /! ' ,t\ your Elixir was most effective. In I !g i ; I motl er case (sore throat) a cure was H '' «tf so soon brought about that the \[ f ' % ''j I" 1 ll ufc rcsorve d to take nothing else I^^F©R^COlTGjfi%^' r ' I * have used y° ur LUNG PRE  i% Q nwl ,, n ,, „ a 7 %'MMH biiiJxVJijK for an attention or the I BROTJCHITIS, ASTHMA , ||l»i throat, and deem it only just to in ftiOARSENESS, WHOOPING fonri y° u that I have experienced |'| Difficulty of Breathing i WsmMlk great benefit from its use. i shall lAND ALL AFFECTIONS nFTWP I rmrc §Mffl§Wi cei ' tainl y recommend it to all who W nl, T oi LUNQS, f/fiSli suffer in a similar manner. 1 Bronchia, Tracheal larynx||||Jl /7i/1/ /9?/i7W?' TO THEPfiEACUEB, || WiVz? OT/c Speaker, WMmiiM rom ■ C)r - EwAßT " (ifripfe- Js 6d, 2s ©d, 4s 6d Sc Bs. i ; As a Coil S n Medicine, for persons || L * VIMwWM of all aa ' es, Baxter ' 3 LUNG PRE- ' PREPARED ONLY BY wWitWs% SERVER is excellont. kMeoical Hall, Victoria Street 11,, N",Z. M^ SOLD EVERYWHERE. IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS ! Purchasers are requested to see that each packet of Lung Preserver offered them fo sale is a fac-simile of the above drawing, and that the words " Baxter's Lung Preserver , Christchurcb," are blown on the bottle. *% Refuse all others as counterfeits. AGENTS FOE, AUCKLAND : Messrs SHAELAND and Co., CLOSE BROS., P. HAYMAN- and Co., and N.Z. DKUG COMPANY. for every form of ■ DISEASE /s^s\ teema^nScLp, ■ ggggjflgSfL. of tfe Blood, Skin and 'Scalp, iith Lobb of it cures speedily, permanently, and economically. Hail ; ) &i n vp^ y [he O Hew ge ßlood fntlv- Cuticnra, the Geeat Skin Cube (a Medicinal . CURA HESOLVfcNT, the new woou run the j ollyfor external uae), instantly allays Itching and nal'y. and CUTICCBA and OoncußA. eoA , Illfl * mmation c i ea vs the Skin and Scalp of Humors, great Skin Cures and Beautiuera, e~teinau>. Sorcei am \ Dandruff, destroyo Dead Skin and Flesh, — — ™,*w md Burninc Skinjbeals Ulcers, Sores, and Discharging Wounds, rc rfi2™2£j™H%%r. ™%™Z "forioßls, atoree the Hair, and beautifies the Bk,n. Lichen, Pruritus, Outicnra Soap , a n exquisite Skin BeauUfler Hons peculiar to both sexes, > nßC £ nll y, r "',„;,,*, and Toilet Requisite, prepared from Cuticuka, warm bath with Coticuha Boap and a emglc m- \ treating Skin Diaeases, Baby plication otCuTicv^,^g^^^i^^«v^en^ B ckl lleat) 1? heß) so P ,v a rNT c e urc° S ltcniiSTieeasee of Sunburn, and Rough, Chapped, or Greasy Sk.n. the Skin and Scalp, when all other ineana tail. Cutionra Bemedios arc the only real Blood : ~I nT. -rvo rk onttieSldn, PurlQore and Skin Beautilierß free from mercury, obliged to shun puunc pij". J- p h y S icians; BoAr 25 cts. Cuticuba Resolvent, $1.00. ( figuring h«»°™ • j£™ f h and got no relief B ° yh'olesale Agents, New South Wales,». Towns have spent hundreds_oi ao v whioh c Sydney; Victoria, Feltou Grjmwnde & Co., ( ENCOURAGE JLOCAL, INDUSTRY. CHARLES SMITH, MAV.SiCIDREK OF KSBAMBULAIOK3, INVALIDS' ATirKT AND PERAMBULATOR FACTORY, Victoria Street i ■ «*>»__ • ' T° prevent mistaken en The whole of tho maau- boingirapc eduponwitb fflCturing is oonduotsd \m«ivW.' /, vorthleaa iaipojtod unijif-r my persoriHl en- \W"W$i ffiM'ffl'iwffl ptoods, which aro Aeax n.t perviaion and upon wie MeSfM Bri y price, Uio public nrg premises. 'Hie VW*" « respeotfnlly Boliolted to • kinds, tha workmanship BUY DIRKOT is guaranteed, and me Ct, J' ,il.'i» whole appearanco is from the St ? Saultv workmen- ie °< th * ship, i^P 6 " 60 * k \^^^^^^^/J^^^^i\ c ° y ' fHK 'iMFBOTjBD BJLSBIKBTTH.. p-ffiIAMBUIATOBS OPANY MAKE RJEPAIRED OB PEEAM tai<:eh in exchange, PEICE LIST"POST FEME. r "^" :



Business Notices. AUWooIN/ J . % * '* PLAxDS la % #X. %,W . usual price Is 4Jd ;X. \ Ox\ \# *Cfc all other Dress Goods X. < /> K % %»% > S* equally cheap. \* % : V, ' A splendid line in x. />> V \> 4 CRISP WINCEY X (nearly yard wide) sfd; '~. Q >. REAL ABERDEEN do. do. ; NAVY <YQ N^V (54 inches wide) Is G^d; Wholesale Price of this >s. (J/~> & Serge is 2s 6d; >v (/'Tf GOOD STRONG BLANKETS from 3s 3d each; GOOD\. * .Of CRETONNES from 3|d yard; SCOTCH SHIRTINGS 9Jd, \/x^/X usual price Is; WHITE SHEETING CALICO \ from 6|d ; a Half-Unbleached do. do. IOJd ; yS BED TICK (wide) 4|d; UNION do. Bfd; LINOLEUM PATTERN J* FLOOR CLOTHS UJd square yard ; UMBRELLAS from la each. .^'^ A FEW LONDON SAMPLES OF LADIES' NIGHT GOWNS>^ 30 per cent, under price. All Underclothing, Infants' Robes, x<*N Cloaks, &c, under wholesale price. <£> * MEN'S TWEED SUITS/^-Vv 13s 6d to 50a; <i> MEN'S AUCKLAND MADE PRIN- y< \ ) *■&> TED MOLE TROUSERS 4s lid; ****) os*s el- Men's Tweed Overcoats 17s6d, yS & ■C^ 30s; Tweed Mackintoshes J^ > / for 20s; Men's Shirts/ Tj LAST Fm-W WEEKS. GIVING UP BUSINESS. LAST FEW WEEKS /"S OF THE . /J) hi GEEAT CLEARING SALE. S o BLANKETS VERY CHEAP. . . LJ M All-wool Flannels from ... ... ..; , r . 10d H All-wool Crimean from ... ... ... ... Is Id L _. «72in. White Twill Sheeting from ... ... ... B|d £? Ladies' Macintoshes from ... . M ... ... 3s lid p^ Ladies' Ulsters from ... ... .. .„ 3s lid *-j [2j Fur Capes, 10s lid, usual price 16s [i Dress Stuffs, in variety, from .„ .« .„ 3|d rr\ GQ &c, " &c, &c. * CJJ p c y A. SNEDDEIsT, w H 62,QUEENSTREET; H ™__ H Splendid Tweed Trousers from ... ... ...5s lid [jQ O Good Tweed Suits from ... ... ... .. 21s 6d >~. 0 Black Macintosh Coats from .„ ... ... 8s lid \J Tweed Macintosh Coats from ... ... ... 25s LJ Lj Crimean Shirta from ... ... ... ... 2a 6d [/ Strong Cotton Shirte from ... ... ... Iβ 6d f-j "Jj Cardigan Jackefc3 from ... , M ... ... 5s 6d L/ &.C., &c, &c. * A. SNEDDEN, 62, QUEEN STREET. IMMENSE] BBDXJOTIONS. j The best Black for Bloom, Beauty, and Durability. Smith fy Caughey. hnjjorters oj Jbress Fabrics, fyc. l@#k "~W H. SHAKES PEAR & CO. If • ■ WoDl & Silk Merchants, Queen St., Auckland. .'j ( J Solo Agents lor MADAME WEIGEL'S CUT PAPER PATTERNS Madame Whiizel hega to inform her numerous patrons that from March I *3 22nd. iSB7, she has appointed Mkssrs-SHAKESPBAR& Co. as Solo Agentsin >l&*|p3? 3 Auckland for her Cut Paper Patterns, who havo now on hand a complete 9 Stock of Patterns and Fashion Books, which they will sell at prices as 4»MsPi«lb<. printed on each pattern, and will also attend country orders on receipt of price and extra stamps for postage. Catalogue of Fashions, showing all I —- j;i styles up to March, price 3d; by post, id. Journal of Fashions, published on the flr3t of each month, 7<l; by post Sd. GOODSOI"'S LONDON ARCADE IS THE RECOGNISED PLACE FOR Cheap Sterling Silver Jewellery Cheap «amea (all kinds) and Dolls (all prices) C p-in Warranted Gold Jewellery Cheap Albums (Scrap and Photo.) ('•licaD Jet Jovvol'lerv, Studs, and Solitaires Cheap Photo. Frames and Framed Pictures o „„„ pinf>kf and \'Vatchcs Cheap Accordions and Concertinas Cheap X Plated Goods . Cheap Spectacles and Folders f'hpnn Shpffleld Cutlery and Stationery Cheap I 1 ire Screens and Splashes C leap DinSS and Tea y Soate Cheap School and ' arpot Bags Cheap Glass and Crockery Waso . ' Cheap Parcel and Rug Straps, and Footballs C can Vases Lustres, Teapots, and Sets Jugs Cheap Horses and Carts, Barrows and Swings T)pql«and Workhoxes Cheap Rocking Horses 6 rhrmßal-ets all!k?nds)?Brushes and Combs Cheap Is, Gd, and 3d Toys ujiluii jjy .» CHEAP" wo mean the best value for the money obtainable iv Auckland, at GQQBSGN'B LONDON ARCADu; 210, QUEEN-STREET (OPPOSITE MoABTHUR'S WAREHOUSE). HENDERSON. . HOBSONYILLE, THE AUOKIAID BEIGIC AHD POTTERY COMPANY to anoounco that they have completed thq purchase of the buelneaa eu property of $J9 AoOSI»ASS laics AS© TIW9 COHPAWV (ItlMIJKBJ)), iro turning end fyiftg mod Ppttefy el fineafi qmWfr OF.DSSS RECEIVED AT THE COMPANY'S DEPOT, BBEAKWATEB ROAD. BY EDWIN HORNSBY, AGENT 8 63% AT THE " TOWN OFFICE, 14, VICTOIUA, ARCADE, FOSSfREIET.



Railway Time Table. ' ZEALAND RAILWAYS* TIME TABLE. —On and after APRIL 1, 1887. AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA LINE. . AUCKLAND Wkkk Days> Sats on]y> g unday& Onehunga. , ' : ■*-*-..■ *^Sar , r-%aa!sSi ,^ ,p ffl , ai , ar*3a 1 »•! H .|r.^ u r ?;l :: &&£& iiS SSS :: X JIMS 3 ll§ EllerSie 8,1 !? " 738 ." 9.'6 11.5 12.25 2.25 4.40 5.45 6.45 '.'. 10.25 1".35 12.5 9.22 2.52 Penrose Junction 7.45 8.56 9.1111.1012.30 2.30 "1.45 5.50 "6.52 7.30 10.30 1.40 12.10 9.26 2.57 PfliTlSiTlfl •• •■ ••' ■• * * ** * *"' ••* Onehunga.. ari\ 7.55 9.5 9.2011.2012.40 2.40 4.55 6.0 7.0 7.40 10.40 1.50 12.20 9.35 3.7 I >~-t " ■ ~ Sats Onega to Auckl'd. a.m. a.m.a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.p.m.p.m.p.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. Onehunga ..dep. 7.5 8.20 9.30 10.0 12.10 1.0 d.25 5.10 6.35 7.1510.50 2.0 10.0 5.30 'Penfowjuno. '.'. 7.16*8.80 9.40 10.10 J12.20 1.10 tN36 §5.20 §6.4517.301L0 2.i0 10.10 5.40 .. 7.20 8.35 9.45 10.15 12.25 1.15 4.40 5.25 .. 7.H511. 5 2.15 10.15 5.40 110 '.'. 7.30 8.44 9.55 10.24 12.35 1.25 4.51 5.35 !! 7.4511.15 2.25 10.21 5.53 Newmarket Jun 7.35 8.49 10.1 a 10.30 12.40 1.30 5.4 5.40 ... 7.5011.20 2.31 10.26 5.58 Auckland, arr. „ 7.45 8.58 10.10 10.39 12,50 1.40 5,13 5.50 .. 8.0 11.30.2.40 10.35 6X "Change for Onehunga. § Change for Otahuhn. ~-„-'■t t Change for Waikato Stations. ft Change for Kaipara Branca Stationa + Chance for Mercer and Intermediate Stations. II Change for Auckland, and Intermediate Stations. ■ .... MAIN LINE. AUCKLAND—MERCER—TK AWAMUTU—OTOROHANGA.



South—Week Days. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. ' P.M. P.M. 6.20 A.UCKXAND .. .. aop. 6.0 6.20 7.15 8.0 11.40 4.15 4.55 5.20 6.30 Newmarket Junction .. 6.10 6.35 7.25 8.10 11.55 4.25 5.7 5.30 6.35 Romuera .. .... .. 6.15 6.40 7.30 8.15 b 130 5.12 5.35 * *Green Lane * * * .. b * * * 6.45 Elleralio 622 6.18 7.38 8.23 B 4.40 5.25 5.45 7.50 Penrose Junction .. .. C.28 7.0 §8.0 8.31 12.25 . +4.49 " 5.50" .. Otahuhu .. .. | dop _ t> 7<lo _ gll ]240 i 59 £¥ , . t-.. : Papatoltoi * _ .. 12.55 5.8 • «« Manurewa * .. .. 1.10 5.22 "" „ Papakura ... 8.0 ... .. 130 5.37 "" „ •Hunua ~ * .... * '*' Drury „ 8.15 .. 9.25 1.47 5.58 •Runciman * .. .. * — * . * .; : *Paerata * .. .. *' * Pμkelcohe 8.57 ™ 9.52 2.19 6.2S •Buckland ». * ~, ... * * Tuakau 9.21 .. .. 2.43 6.43 " *Whangarata * .....** . .< ... .; Pokeno .. „ 9.40 .. .. 3.3 7.0 "" .. . Morcer / arr. ... 10.0 „ 10.35 3.15 7.10 moicei .. .. dep * 1055 3io ''Whangamarino ... .. „ * * „ .. .. *Wairanf;i .. •■ .. * — "Kangiriri .. ... ... ,". .. ~ ...*■_ .. *ohitiewai .... — .. * _ _ Huntly 12.15 5.25 „ .. „ - Taupll'i .. .. 12.30 5.40 Ngaruawahia .. .. 12.48 6.10 ... „ *Pukete ....** „. ~ ... ' *'J'c Rapa ... .. * * _. „ „. cFrankton Junction { ££ ci:o ;; ;; };§ Jg ~ •• ■■■ ♦Rukuhia * * * Ohiiupo 8.35 ™ .. 2.5 7.30 „ „ „ *Lakeßoad *.«..**„. _ Ngaroto 8.55 .. „ 2.25 7.50 TeAwamutc; .. }g; " Z ;; 2 f "j ~ *TcPuhi .. „ ... * ~ " *Kawa .. .. .. .. .. ... * *Kiokio .. .. .. * .. ■■"> "Otorohanga 1 .. » .. 9.0 ■ . North—Week Days. a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. *Otorohanga dep. .. _ .. ... eB.IO ♦Kioldo .. -. - ... _. * , . „ *Kawa .. .. •• — ... .. * *ToPuhi - .... ♦ tkawamuto .. - {l e rr p. : ;: ;; - 9 9 f 5 - » 3 - b Ngaroto .. - - .. .. 9.23 .. „ 3.5 *Lakoßoad .. .. .. .. — -. .. .. * .. _ ~ Qhaupo .. ... .. «. 9.45 „ „ 3.25 *Rukuhia .._-... ~ — ™ _. * „ _ . . ■ * FraßktonJunction .. {$£ - r ;; - ! gfjj :; - j^ *Toßapa... .. ... ....... ~ .. „ * „ L * : *Pukote ....... ~ ~ ~ - .. - * „ j * Ngaruawahia ... ~ — -• — .. .. 11.30 „ „ 4.43 Taupiri « ~ , ... _ 11.47 ~ = «.- 4.52 Huntly .. « - ..« ~ «• »;)'.-«; - 12.25 „ "„ 5.20 *Ohinowai _ .. v v ~- — .. * „ _ * ♦Rangiriri „......- .. .. ... * ' «. _ * •Wairangl .. .. .. ... .. * * *Whangamarino « » — — .. .. * ... '„ *'...--• ■mi „„„„ J irr. .. « .. „ 1.45 „ „ 6.30 Mercer ~ - \ depi _ wm 620 n.30 2 .5 .. Z 6.50 Pokeno .. ~ - .. 6.31 11.13 2.16 .. „ 7.0 *Whangarata — •■• .... — «.'■ ■• * * " „. „ * Tuakau ........*. - ... 6.50 12.8 2.42 „. . - * ♦Buckland - ™ * * * «. .. * - Pukekohe... .. ... ... .. - .'. 7.10 12.31 3.3 „ _ 7.37 "Pacrata .. ... •• -. — •■• '* * * «. .. * *Runciman .. ~ ... — — * * *~.'«. „ "■■•", Drury „ - ... - .. .. -~ 7.47 1.10 3.37 „ .. 8.10 *Hunua ... ......... .. r ' * „ .. * Papakura .. - 8.1 1.26 3.47 „ .-. 8.18 Manurewa ... - .. 8.16 1.42 4.2 „ .. ■ . *, Papatoitoi .. .. 8.30 2.0 4.15 _ .. Otahulm 0.50 8.18 8.41 2.10 4.23 6.20 7.15 * Penrose Junction .. .. .. 117.15 +H8.30 18.54 t2.30 14.36. t6.30 i 7.30 9.0 EUerslio 7.20 8.35 8.58 2.35 6.35 7.35 ■"Green Lano * * * * * * * Retnuera .. 7.30 8.44 9.7 2.45 6.45 7.45 * Newmarket June. 735 8.49 9.19 2.55 {5.4 6.51 7.50 9.20. Auckland arr. 7.45 8.58 9.28 3.5 5.13 7.0 8.0 9.30 t Change for Onehunga. fl Change for Auckland and Intermediate Stations. .-■ - -. ■ , } Change for Kaipara Branch Stations.; § Change for Otahuhu. A. Passengers are not booked by this train to Stations Detweeii Auckland Onehunga. B. Only stops to pick up Passengers for South of Penrose J unction, c. Runs on Mondays, Wednesdays. Fridays, and Saturdays only. p. Runs on Mondays and Wednesdays only- E. Runs from Otorohanga on Tuesdays and Thursdays only..' 1 - rJJ 1/ = ■ >'! : - -i' - The 9.15 a. ra. train from Te Awamutu runs daily. F. Frankton Junction for Cambridge, To Aroha and Rotorua Lines. 1 ■ ' ' Cambridge—Tβ Aroha and Rotorua Lines. South.—Week Days. North.- Week " Days. A. M. A. M. . A. M. P. M. Auckland, dep. .. S 01140 Llohljeld, dep .. .. 6125 > —; ; *Putaruru Junction .. " .. ..P.M. p.m. *Taumangi • Frankton Jun., dep. .. ™ „. .. 130c7 0 Oxford, dep. 12 50 Hamilton West.. .. .. - .. 1357 10 .'Okoroire :~\ .. .. V "Hamiltonßast.. .. :....** *Mangawhara «. .. .. .. * lluakura Jun., arr. .. .. .... 1527 22 Matamata ~ ••„ .. !. 133 ; *Waharoa „. ..... ~ * Cambridge Br.— .. ~ .. *Walton .. ~ „ ... * Ruaknra Jan., dep. .. ... .. ..2 od7 30 *Kiwitahi..' .. .. .. .. "t •Mongaonui .. .. .. ... .. * * Moninsville, arr. .. .... 235 ! "Taniahero * '♦ —■ — — \ . •Fencourt * * Te Aroha Br.— .. , *Hautapu * * To Aroha, dep. _ .. 8 9 0 Cambridge, arr. 2408 10 "Waihbu. * "" — *Waitoa .. ra „. .. * ■"■■-. Ruakura Jun., dep .. 2 0&7 30 *Tatuao Haua ... «. * " *Eurekti .. * * 'Murray's ■«» .v «. * ** *Motumaoho .. * * Morrinsville, aiT. .. .„ 9 5 *' Morrinsville, arr. 2 40 8 10 Z. _ Morrinsville, dep. „ ~. 91062 50 Te Aroha Br.— ~ ... .. *Motumaoho .. „. «. * ♦ Morrinsville, dep. .. „ a 255 815 *Eureka .. .. „ .. ♦ ...*... *Murray's ~ ... .. * * Ruakura Jun., arr. .. .. 950 3 3(1 *TatuaoHaua - .. * * , "d d " *Waitoa « .. .. * * Cambrtdge Br.— nVailiou .. .. -, .. ... .. *. .* Cambridge, dep. *. .. 9 15d250 Te Aroha, arr. .. - .... ..3 40 855 *Hautapu.. .. «. .. * oO "<2 u — *Fencoiirt .. ». .. * : Morrinsville, dop „ .. &2 50 ... *Tamahero .. „ * « *Kiwitahi _ .. .. * .. ''Mongaonui .. ..-*• 1* ■- *Walton _ ■* .. Ruakura Jun, arr. .. .. 955 33(1 *Waharoa », * .. —j , — Matamata , .. 355 .. Ruakura Jun., dep. .. ..10 oc3 40 •Mangawhara ' - .. » „ "Hamilton East.. « .. * • *Okoroire -. * „ Hamilton West.. _, „. 10 20 355 Oxford .. .. ••'• i 35 .. Frankton Jun., arr. ... ... 10 25 4 0 *Taumangi .. .. .. ~. .. * .. ! —- ! !_; *Putarui - u Jun... _ * .. Auckland, arr. .. 5139 SO Liphfleld, arr .. 520 .. . mn\ ;, r.OY.i) * Flag Station. " ""~™""""——™— , „ a Runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays only. 6 Runs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only c Runs on Mondays, Wfdnesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays only, d Rum on Wed nesdays and Saturdays only. The others run daily. ■ ■ A Runs on first Sundays in each month only. KAIPARA BRANCH, -t-Auckland-—Henderson—Helensville. Auckland to Helenbvilie.—Week: Days. Helensville to Auckland.—Week Days. a ! : ~ r: ~~ : ~~— ~~A~> Auckland .. dep. *v' iol P UO I'is" Helensvllle ... dep. &20 n!S W P-^ Newmarket 7.12 11.12 4.57 2.25 *Helensville South * * " Mount Kden- .. 7.19 11.19 5.4 2,32 *Ohirangi . "' * * * "'. *Kingsland • * f ■;; '* *Paeroa.. . " * * .*\ " *Morning Hide.. • * * •■ ■*' "Woodhlll " * * * " *Mount Albert * * * * *Reweti .'-■• " * ■ * * Avondsle .. .. 7.35 11.38 5.20 * *WaimaukTl * * * T " :fcS a u:.: :: : ■: : « :& •: :: H 5 n ™ - ~ „ 8.0 12.5 5.45 „ Waitakerei „ «! 7.35 1.30 620 ~ ♦Swaneon —. «. * ".•■:-«■ *Swanson * * * Waltakerei ... .. 8.26 12.32 6.15 .. Henderson ... . ~ 8.0 2.5, 545 "' *Ts,tipftkl ~ .. * * ♦ ... *Waikomiti * . <$ '™ ti Kumeu „ ,',. 8.45 1.5 6.33 „ *New Lynn r"..- >. r .*, • '• * *' . ♦Waimauku « - * * * .. Avondale .. „ 8.27 2.32 610 * Jgewett.. r ,.s~* * I .. *Mount Albert- ■ .1 ** : fg, „, T ■ ♦WoodhiU 1 ... * * •; ■'«.-■ . *Morningßide.. a ~ * * - '*' ■'* *Poero»,. - .. * * * .. *Kingsland - r .- .. - * * - --* * ;,-. ft»'.?-,f° n 2 -! 0 1 7 -3° ll | •• Amo^ and 1,.. , 1.;?.... Vp'i 6J45 s^o *Flag Stations.—Trains do not stop unless required. Notice should be iriveTto' "the Guar""TJ-' previous stoppingstations by any passenger desiring to alight at Flag Stations v 'Of All Time Tables Issued prior to this date are now cf ncelled. outl^b, \ a j J. P. MAXWELL, General Managec: i %