THE OF RELIGION.

I,» TECTUBE OF COURSE <tv»* mx J* GEOLOGY ' ggl*™ , ANSWERS.. c and attentive audience as. N«w toa Congregational in guI )dity evening last to hear the Tw® <3eiivei ' his sec °" d iecture 5 bove subject. Tll ° l >ardcular " Irtreatmont , was the testimony tfW BU the existence of a God - in j the intimation given at the sfciecture, the rev. pent eman S" f r"vered the following questions : JW ins Vf yoyr argument respecting Wv'oftieraQe.fifter God is true, ,_ f^° W Want is not supply ; hunger is M*f f & fact that a man can get a food' * lte| , t i ie f a ot that hunger is i^ do >nfhis nature. All it proves is aW*® I \ t a revelation can satisfy jjsst nothing aod; • , not this instinct hereditary, WSißtored b.V .habit? pd»» 5 Ail" instincts are hereditary. All this does not *"fi£*tbat it is reasonable to expect • innforevery instinct. Alhnetincts habit—that is, they may ** 2S by indulgence or decreased by the modification ot an in- Uts creation.. fit*. May not this instinct have its tfj'feeling that one's individual &\ f» narfc of one stupendous whole, so Wiled religious feeling, which may be only the nersonal insignificance, and Ice & rises in the soul in the Woi the mighty universe of which ; s S ome truth m this Iff'j. to feel one's self part of one JL is only another form of jfffiU truth that the whole universe ffif God, that instead of standing ( i it Hβ is imminent in it and AKhrough it, so as to be not far S* one .of us. . • *n ; May not the general tendency jt?&p bfadeifc y' be the resulfc ° f f£oeV ned t b T P nest f ? ver the •AM the plea °f ti e mysterious un man susceptible imaginations ? 7~#s The result of the influence of jStobfcpsuperstition, but eupersti lf^^ e perversion and corruption of **jj m instinct in our nature, not fSthy njanifestatipn of it. In fact, 'Sjfce Reformation was the revival mm religioxis spirit against the by priests. It was an Skevery individual's right to have JSjeto.-.God without theinterven ajfioiypriefte- . , Tmffittiee more questions were also related to conscience, finis declined to answer thorn until his m on tbe " Testimony of the Con jJ*m delivered. lecture, Mie reverend Snsaidhe would call up tho first Sn the world of science to give its £in the question, viz., geology, yeace could hot possibly tell ub any- BpHtiti'' ihoral oharacter of God— IKttii His justice, or His love. All Rjgjldtewas to cast a few rays of W#tls ffesk of all religious questions— K,jq^ja{all? If we turn to Heb. KSiballnndtlie following: "Through Hlwiiiiileftfcand that the worlds were tdrdof God, so that things Kmsfeiwefe not roadeof things which Minfeii* Does geology corroborate that IKiftith as a rational induction, or IHLai&as a piece of foolish fanaticism ? lESffiree ffieoriea on this subject— vthetmiverseis eternal; 2nd, that |Kiiife#; 3rd, that it had a creator. irf these gives the most satisfactory amtionofthe facts about the universe Halt! by geology and other sciences ? HjHict that . there were difficulties did not prove that tap; to be a wrong one. The .'lptiKherfl instanced the temple which iftssoathe island of Delos in the Ajean Hi fi iemple has been hewn out of one ij&iaaß of marble, and is a most perfect ittJsWiteGture.; $he only place where jt|»i piece of marble could be obtained is ■ff&from the hill, on the top of which Wlaiple stands; JJow did the Greeks Hlßpip!® in its position, bewn out mi»ly..rock! No one can solve it, yet we Biijretkttie Greeks made this temple, Hpfex-drew it' from the quarry and itia its position, as if we had seen ■ht say gay they do not believe the ■W tie temple, there, because they iftrf Bsdiretand how they could have IK* H the Greeks did not, who did ? ■S'iii; get there? The only other sup ,<| ifaare that it stood there for ever, or BjJpfeiteelf. If we reject one theory Bwialopfc toother. The difficulties in WM & explaining how the Greeks pub w*esreeoowDouß. Biib the difficulties how elae it got there ■jfcjjjeralile. Just so we say to those Jy* Wife theory that the universe had :■***> M :the difficulties that can be theory are no reason why we :IP sject it, unfess a better can be 'HC" i n . we *" BUC^? After dealing the vaiiou3 worlds which IVwiJie universe the reverend gentle fflßjtottd at some considerable length || -3 tetimony of the most eminent geo- BwtaiefeomH. Miller's " Testimony mI " n su PP or t n * s argument the discoveries of the geologists i|£*foto be-found in the British . c*" >9 ; the shape of fossils found in H?«|taj trees, 1 ferns, animals, and, ■J w'-humab ekeleton. Geology e&S that there have been three W!g*o{'lifeon the earth—(l) The age B?" Jμ) the age of large reptiles ; and 'sL' 5 ?? 0 /i m mone6 land animals, while, i|"" *,' m the top tier the remains of '#■'?' The s tone book proves ''IS* progress of creafciou. mFJ£. we account for ifc all ? «M it a ii there is nob a mind ifilMlWtli it all there is no IKm it, if over ifc all there is no »s*? it, then it is an inexplicable Wthitr M ° m, The stone book also 'X* 1 M ,tjie steady working out of a i-TKjpspHhe preparation of a home bo clear that ■eSttia? en y ib > unless he nad an ■ • '. ! W O? 7 a ' Cre atbr explains it SCT ,88 thafc there was aGod came mfco existence, who H%«f*,' 8 68 of its history was • and * home for him « ftnd I m^M. \ tt be eaid that all this ! fg^pf• a nd progress only means ; dn onl y explains the H , Wl ! v Ul)iverße was made. It \ mk% '■m, D(!& . the deeper question, 'pjy if » after all, evolution «BS aT* • mode of irking? If to direct the work §11!*i4 Z, l eifc that always sweeps % V&^ k - How is ifc ihat ifcs I Ot| F. not discord; progress, ISKC C?Se ' nDb fttilur e ? In con ejjgmention : in any branch of HMt,BSI^ ani deiin the mind of KlS Mteatno reasoning to the hold that the origin -l tbafc ha » b° en done * tn effl,wae an idea in a '" er**■wJi be fo. r e them, which ! toj? % are, which has guided vNIU U tlM) ' r movements b' ellpl^ eß, and which ! « w° rk '- fts wonderfully as ' T »'t is l thafc Mind » Oui- Fflfchor

gentlein&n concluded i-t-Whonj'ou can give Uβ-Any other theory which accounts for the origin of the universe better than 'this, we are prepared to surrender it. But till then we claim to have sound reason , and sound philosophy on our aide when we hold th;tt there is One to whom we may look up and say; " O Lord, how wonderful arc Thy works ; in wisdom hast Thou made them all. Before the mountains were brought forth or ever Thou hadsb formed the earth and the world, even from everlasting to overlastiug Thou art God."

AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE COUNCIL.

The ordinary monthly meeting of the University College Council was held yester. day afternoon, in the College buildings, Eden-street. Present: Colonel Haultain (in the chair)', Judge Seth Smith, the Mayor of Auckland (Mr Devore), Rev. A. Reid, Rev. D. Bruce.

The minutes of the last meeting , were read and confirmed.

Leave of Absence was granted to the Right Rev. Bishop Cowie, Mr E. Hesketh, and Mr Justice Gillies.

Seal Committee.— The report of the Seal Committee was read, authorising the Registrar to obtain a seal for the Council: Report adopted. — The Re gistrar reported that one had been obtained, and exhibited a specimen of the Btnmpihg.—A'telegram was received from SirM. O'Rorke suggesting that BishopCowie should be asked to select a motto for the College seal when in England, and arrange with Sir Dillon Bell in reference to it. —Bishop Cowie wrote expressing his will ingness to select the motto and arrange as Sir Maurice O'Rorke suggested if the Council wished it : It waa decided to refer the matter to the Seal Committee, to report at the next meeting. PiiotmsoK Brown's Visit to Europe.— Correspondence was read from Sir Maurice O'Rorke, Professor Brown, and the Colonial Secretary, in reference to Prof. Brown's visit to Europe.—The Colonial Secretary wrote that Prof. Brown would-be granted a manifesto from the New Zealand Govern ment which would ensure him entrance to all public institutions, facilities for the in spection of mines, etc., in the United States, also a letter to the same purport to the Agent-General in London. pROFESSor. of Biology. —The deed be tween Professor Thomas and the Council was read, by which Professor Thomas was engaged as professor for 5 years, at a salary of £500.

School of Appltep Sciknoe.—A letter was read from Mr Hammond, Secretary of the Auckland Institute of Architects, expressing , approval of the proposed School of Applied Science in connection with the University, and promising the co-operation of the Institute if a school was started.

Pkofkssorial Board.-Professor Thomas, Chairman of the Professorial Boai'd, for warded a report showing that the follow ing students had passed the term examina tion with credit, and were eligible for senior scholarships :—T. H. Careen, H. J. Carter, Hugh Shrewsbury, F. J. Carter, M. A. Sin clair, D. Murray, Elaie Shrewsbury, and G. Giflbrd. As the first five already held scholarships, the senior scholarships for 1888 were awarded to D. Murray and Elsie Shrewsbury. Drawing Instructor.—Mr Trevithick'a report as drawing instructor was read, show ing the work done during the past year, which had been very sat isfactory. It was decided that Col. Haultain, the Mayor (Mr Devore), and the Rev. D. Bruce be appointed a com mittee to decide whether the classes should be continued next year.

Apfahatus Grant.—A letter was read from Professor Thomas, asking the Council to authorise the-purchase-of £58 worth of apparatus necessary for classes for next year's terms, and giving the list re quired. A committee consisting of Col. Haultain, The Mayor, and Rev. D. Bruce were appointed to inquire into the necessity of ordering the apparatus, with power to act.

AccottxT3. — The usual accounts wore passed/for payment. Next Meeting.—The Council then ad journed till the 19th December.

CHARITABLE AID BOARD.

The usual meeting of the above body was held at 4 p.m. yesterday, in the Board room. Present: Messrs Mays (chairman), Lamb, Udy, Niccol, Laßoche, Suiter, and Kidd. Tenders for Mortuary.—Tho follow ing tenders wore received for the above work •—C. M. Newsome, £374: Johnson and Edwards, £336 ; J. McColl, £374 12a ; Julian and Co., £347; W. Hutcheson, £359 ; J. B. Mell, £435 ; R. Kay, £415 ; Edward Davis, £397 ; T. Colebrook, £386 ; J. J. Holland, 347 ; J. Ellingham, £425 ; Cleg horn and Co., £349; Cummings Bros., £298 ; Coulson and Co., £320 15s ; J B. Langly, £378 ; R. Holmes, £429; Thompson and White, £350. Architect's estimate, £250. The tender of Cumminge Brothers wae accepted. , Tenders for Service.— The following tenders were received for the firo service at the Hospital: W. Craig, £96 10s ; F. and W, Fowler, £93 ; R. Tudehope, £94 ; Coul son and Co., £136 10s ; J. A. Jickell , £117 10s ; Forster, £117 8s 6d ; R. T. Hill, ±117 3s Engineer's estimate, £115. Fowlers tender was accepted. On the motion of Mr Kidd it was also decided to make the road way leading to the mortuary. Reports.—The various reports showed 68males and 24females in the Upper Refuge, and 41 males and 15 females in the Lower Refuse up to date. In Hospital, 56 males and 17 females, and four cases of scarlet fever in the Small-pox Hospital. A letter was also read from Vt. Lindsay, stating that ho had admitted to the hospital a girl from bt. Mary's Orphanage, who was suffering from scarlet fever. He pointed out that the rules of the Hospital expressly guarded against the admission of cases of scarlet fever. He asked that some regulations should be framed as to who was to be admitted to the wards. This letter was referred to the House Committee.—The Chairman re marked that it would never do to allow all the children suffering from scarlet fever to be sent to the Hospital. Standing Orders.—The House Com mittee submitted a report on the Stoadmg Orders. The report was laid on the table ra ember P of the Board. The application was declined as no members were paid. Nathan's Bequest.-It was resolved that fhetiusteesshould invest Mr LD. Nathans beaueS of £200 in the Auckland Savings Bank until the medical lectures were com- BrfSSf'to the House Committee with power to act. .■ ■ .

"BUCHU-PAIBA"

quick, B^t^^ fl ffla& Agents, AuoJii&tia,

IHE AUCKLAND EVENING SfAK, TUESDAY, ETOYEMBER 22, 188?.

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' " ■ • ■ For Male FOR POSIT?7e~SALE, ' cluvui and terhrt vei'y ctlsy, GOO aoros ffboa Land With deep-water frontiisre. ;only cißhc mile 3 irom the Queen -street Wharf.--Apply to John KoppotvlloußoandLrihdAfi-enf,os,Queen-3treot FOR" "IMMEDIATE "SALE,"as"the owner must leave for England, a really ; frood'Farm of 208 acres, 130 acres of it in sra33, and fenced part with thorn hedges, and the balance in bueh; orchard, honse, and buildings; and a vei'y low price will bo takou.—Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Ageut, 65 Quoen Street. ' ■ IjTOIi SALE, cheap, Parnell llise, 1 Balance of Lease, expiring in Juno, 1901, coiner allotment, Karl-street and Munukau Itoad, occupied at present as a wood and coal yard; allotment about 50x 36, with honseat tauhed.—For particulars apply to Mr AVindover, fish shop,' Eafl-sU'ect ParnelL FOR SALE, a really nice little Sheep Farm of 100 aorea, all in grass and well fenced; a good 7 roomod house, litted with every convenience; also, farm buildings; snugly situated in a pretty little bay, with good beach frontape, where steamers pass daily: only 25 miles from town. WiU be sold cheap, and terms easy.-Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, 65, Queen-sireet. I/IOR SALE—a bargain—s acres Of good JL Land, all well fenced and in (rood grass, 3 acres of it ready to cut for hay; a, substantial 5- Momed Cottage and outbuildings, and a neirer failing supply of water; close to Railway Station, and only 3 miles from town, fronting on Ito main road. Ternia very easy.—Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, 65 Quecn atreet. Tp O R S A L E. FIVE ACRES LAND, all improved and in Rplondid order, with Cottage, etc., within the 4-mile radius of Auckland. Must bo sold at once. Prion, only £300. I). )<\ Evans, atrent. 1954, BROWN - STREET, I'ONSONBY! - New House, 6 rooms, litted with Cupboards. Regis ters, &LC. &c , AVnsh-liouse. with Copper, all in flrst-class order, ialmost now ; ■Allotment, 40 x 100. Price, only £280.—D. F. Evans. Agent. 1948. LOWER HFIPHUttN-STItBMT.-Cottago , . 5 rooms, and allotment Zb x 101. Drained and improved. Price, only £200. SUMMER-STREET., PONSONBY.-Veran dah Cottatre, 4 roolna, and Freehold Allotment, for £150. Easy terms. 1846 CURRAN -STRBKT, PONSONBY.—Hand some Villa of 7 rooms, etc., etc., fitted with every convenience; splendid view; allotment, 60 x by 120. 1928 Also to let and for sale some choice Villas, Cottages, etc., in city and suburbs; lull parti culars at the office of © D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer and Land Agent. Tj! . O B , a A L E i i COMMODIOUS SUBURBAN , ; SEASIDE RESIDENCE. OHTNEMURT AXn THAMES RIVERS JUNCTION.-!© Aorea. OHINEMURI.-A Highly Cultivated Farm on the banks of the river, with every accommo dation. ' KAWa KAWA.-71 Acres on tho bank of the river. NORFOLK - STREET.-Sevoral Allotments. BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, on the tram-car line, Ponsonby; quite secluded. KARANGAHAPE ROAD.— A First-rate Property Investment. AVONDALE.-Farm, 19 acros. AVONDALE.-Cholce Land, from J to 50-acre lots. TAUHOA FARM. 160 aereiv, Wharf and Gum Store on the property, FRANKLIN ROAD. - Shop and House Property. APPLY TO JOHN BUCHANAN, Coustoms-stroet. OR" SALE, Farm, 135 Rcros, House, Cow-shede, Stook-yarde, and other Outbuildings. Thoro ie a largo alluvial Flat, with prood Brass, which has been fenced into six paddocks ; would makopno of the best dairy farms in the district. There is a runnitiß stream of water oloee to the house. Several well-sheltered jfullios, suitable for fruit grow ing, a quarter of a mile from the Tauma rere Railway Station, closo to Post-office and Public Schools. Bounded by a navigable river. There are two stoamors running to Opua every week, Inspection invited. Terms easy. Price, £5 per acre.—Apply, on the farm, to J. R. Osborn, Tauujarere, Bay of Islands. FOR SALE. — BEAUTIFUL RESI DENCE AND GROUNIW, JUDGE'S BAY, PAUNELL. Comfortable FAMILY ItEBTDENCE, con taining Drawinp-room, Dining-room (both hav ing large bay windows), Breakfast-room. Work room, live Bedrooms unostly having fireplaces), iwo Bathrooms, very spacious Hall, Kitchon, Pantriee, Laundry, Servants' rooms, &c.; gas und water laid on everywhere ; rooms all lofty and fitted with ovory oonvenionco. Tho Out buildings consist of Stable, Coachhouse, Tool house, etc. There is an aero of Land most taste fully laid oHt and planted with trees and choice flowers. Frontages to two roads. This property in situated quite close to the sea at.Judge's Bay, and has a very beautiful view of tho harbour. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOtt, • 186, Queen-street. SALE. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY and BUSINESS, consisting ofTIMBER YARD, COAL. FIREWOOD, PRODUCE, and GENE RAL MERCHANT'S BUSINESS. Railway Siding running through the Yards, together with Machinery and Working Plant, Stock, etc. This Business is situated at Hastings, Hawkos Bay ( and as a Going Concern is tho most De sirable Investment in the Province. A so, for Private Sn,]e: (J) One-third Share of a most V ALUABLE SA W MIL L and PLANT, , with RAILWAY SIDINGS and Stetl Tram connected with the NAPIER RAIL WAY, and running into 6,000 Acres of Bush, chiefly' TOT.ARA, of Splendid Quality, and almost unlimited quantity. Mill capable of turning out about 60,000 feet per week.— Full particulars on written application to Box 6, Fost-dfflee. Hastings, Hawke'sßay. ■ ■ TRAWBERRY FARMS,forSale,choap, situate flva miles from Birkenhead, on the main road. Terms, very easy, 5 per cent, in terest on unpaid portion of purchase money.— Apply Anderson & Phillipson, Freehold Land Agency, corner Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. TCEIIAKING"MACHINiS FOR S.4ILE. Jast landed, per s.s. Ruapehu, a, complete Apparatus for Ice-making on the latest prin cii I 0 together with an Ice Safe. This Machine •will make 6cwt of ice per day in New Zealand at a cost of 20s per ton. This is ah excellent in vestment for small capitalists. FOrP ieY B HU I GHES? P MiM.B., Consulting Engineer and Patent Agent, Johnaton-street, Wellington. AXE •- TAKAPUNA'. — For Sale, 10 Acres of Land, near Hurstmere; sea beach frontage ; Lake 'buses pass every hour ; close to main road to DevonpOrt. Price, £150. Land in the immediate neighbourhood sells: at £100 per acre , —J. H. Witheford.Shortland-street. TfcTORTHCOTE. —5-roomed House on J3I allotment 200 ft to Pearl-Street by 150 ft; good well and pump; fruit trees in full bearing; strawberries, etc. Price. very,reasonable.- Apply J- H. Witheford, Shortland-street. TVfORTHCOTE. , — A nice Homestead of J3I level land, with 3-roomed Cottage, good brick well, orchard, strawberries, etc.; 300 feet frontage to main road. Easy terms.—Apply J. H. Witheford, Shortland-strect. . ROSPECT TERRACE, MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD.—Five-roomed House, scullery, 2 register grates, stove, bow.window; water laid on; ,allotment 50 x 172; price very low.-J. H. Witheford. U RANG A CREEK.—Nice Homestead of 49 acres; 13 acres fenced, 8 acres in grass; 4-roomed House on property, with dairy and now stable and outbuildings; frontage to tidal fiver, and plenty of fresh water all the year round.- J. H. Witheford. 'tSTeMUERA. — For Sale, Gentleman's Jl\; Villa Residence, with every convenience and about 6 acres land. This is a grand pro perty, and an immediate purchaser will have a bargain.—For further particulars, apply J. H. Witheford, Bhortland-street. AMILTQN ROAD, Ponsonby.-Villa Residence of 6 rooms, with every con venience ; rent, Uβ.— J. H. \Vitheford. ■ TS'LEVELAND ROAD, PARNELL.—For \j Sale or to Let, Villa Residence of 9 rooms, with wash-house, bath-room, and every con voni ehcet splendid , vievV of harbour; allotment 62 by terjtna reasofl?,We.-J. H, Witheford



Notices. ALTFECpAfttJ'S ROMANCE.-See thirweoyV' TIT-BITB." • THE MAORI CHIEF •parore. I of the Tangi and Funeral of I this celobratd Chief may be procured front IMr 11. E. iiNOnr, Quoen-atreet. Oaly a ! limited nuntoer will be printed. J C 11. CLEMENS, I Photographer. DE G O R ATI ON. CHAS E. CARTER, SIGN AID TICKET WRITER, ; GILDER, &c, Tit ANSPARKNCEt) WlfcDO VV DECORATOR 38',GBgr STREET, Auckland. ' DISSOLVED BONE MANURE. — Freezing Co.'a £8, of all merchanta. f*i RAZINGat the Grange, Mount Eden; vJ care, bui no responsibility.- S. Prlnco. IN spite )f all imitations, Wolfe's ScHNAPPfptands in the foremost ranks of beverages. Dnnand Wolfe's Schnapps. I~~ NVENTICNS and TRADE MARKS registered In all parts. All drawings, etc., accurately prepared atthelnternationalAgenoy. Offices: Hill's Chambers, Queen-street. ■\TE\V ZEALAND NATIONAL PROS i.I PfiCTING ASSOCIATION. Those who wish to subscribe for the purchase of Shares in the above can receive all informa tion from T. J. Allen, Scherff's Buildings, Fort street. Two parties hate already been for warded to prospect the Manaia and Mata Creek districts. OTATO MANURE.—Freezing Co.'a, £8 10 a, of all merchants. PHOTOGRAPHY. — Complete Set, cheap. Three Lens, including Ross's Rapid Cabinet, Tent, 20 x Bft, burnisher, etc.— Apply Star Office. CHOFIELD'S PATENT EGG PRO DUCING FOOD." In answer to several inquiries for my " Egg Producing Food," I beg to intimate that I can not fulfil orders, till the end of next week, ow ing to my tinsmith's inability to supply tins, ho having a large order to fulfil previous to mine. R. SCHOFIELD, Princess-street, Onabunga. T> EWARD FOR LABOUR !—Garriok's JlYi Patent Mineral Soap surpasses anything hitherto discovorod for household purposes, washing linen, woollens, boards, point, delf. ?;lass, silver, and everything: soap is required or, without soda and with very little labour, with oxcoilent resu ts. Directions for use: Two Tablospoonsfuls to a Backet of Hot Water. All Trials have proved high'y satisfactory. Sold in 2iib Tins, 6d; 281b Uoxes, 4s; to be nad of all store-keepers and grocers "Manufactory: Groy st.. Auckland.-D. NORDEN, Agent, Woodblno' Cottage, Groy-Btreej* ,- for Horses and Cattlo. Every care, no responsibility.— Apply Pullan and Childs. Albert-streot. Hir^UBIIcHPTO.SB. —NOTICE. — Shall the Public Puree be encroached upon for tho support of purely Sectarian Schools? and those too of the most objectionable stamp. Colonists_awakoJ T~~ HE Beeb Gifb for, Hotrte friends is Brett's Auckland Almanac, containing a Pictorial Representation of Queen-street, De scription of the Provincial District, New Guide to Hot Lako, &a, fco. THE public health is endangered by per sons who vend counterfeits of Wolfe's Schnahpb. , T~ O TELEGRAPHISTS.—See " A Tale of the Telegraph," in this week's Tit-Bits. mo SEEDSMEN A~ND OTHERS. On hand, a few Bales (assorted sizes) of Superior Seed Bugs.—Apply Star Office. Land and Estate Agents. TT /y TIWIHGIO N, • *ESTATB AGKNT, Queen-street, Auckland. [Established 21 years.] TO BE LET on the Mount Eden Road, next to Eden Vino Hotel, a Shop and Dwelling; rent, 12s 6d por week. TO BE LET. thoso Premises known as the "Sailors' Rest," on the Wharf, opposite the Railway Station Gates. TO BE LET at very low rentals, Shops in Lower Hobson-street. „ TO BK LET, cheap, Cottages in LOrne-etreet. TO BE LET, a Large House in Karangahape Road, suitable for a Boarding-houso. TO BE SOLD in one of the beat positions be tween tho Asylum and the Avondale Station, a compact little property comprising over 11 ocrps of land, house, stables, dairy and out-houses. There is a never-failing creek running through tho land; the property is well fenoed, sub divided, and commands a lovely view. Price OFFICES TO LET In Coombes's ArcadoatlowrcnUls. r q EVmQTON T O H N TT> O L~L A R"D Begs to inform his friends and the public gen erally that ho has commenced business in Auckland as ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT, VALUATOR, ETC., And trusts he will merit a fair share of public patronage. J. 8., having many years' experience as » V VALUER OF REAL ESTATE, LIVE STOCK, ETC., Is in a position to advise buyer and seller for their mutual benefit, . J. 8., also, having received a thorough agfricul tural and pastoral training in the United King dom, and having 25 years' experience as a farmer in Auckland, is capable of PURCHASING ALL KINDS OF STOCK, FAEM SEEDS. ARTFIICIAL MANURE, AND IMPLEMENTS, ETC., For his farming friends who live at a distance from tho principal markets. JOHN BOLLARD, ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT. Office: Durham-street West. Auckland. WEST. —To Let, \j for one or two years, Allotment in Customs street, 26ft x 90; good water frontage; cutter can get alongside: suitable for Coal and firewood or any heavy goods; steam power can be had if required at next property. Rent H. Witheford, Shortland-street, Saddlers and Harnessinakers. npENNIS RACKETS Restrungand p > >^'^ Repaired.^^ >^j*-> > A large and superior ■ assortment of Ladies' and Saddlery. 165, QUEEN STREET. GP. HILL, Saddler, 175, Queen-st. « (next British Hotei), begs to announce to his friends that he has opened "tip a' splendid and well-assorted Stock which he will, offer at greatly Reduced Prices, to meet the times. - Gents.' Saddles, complete with mounts, from 40s to £7 10s; Ladies' Saddles.' complete witu mounts, from 703 to £12 12s : Buggy Harriet*, from £6 to £12; Spring Cart Harness, from £6 5s to.£10; Cart Harness, from £410s to £10 Plough Harness, Bingle set, from 37s 6d to £2 2s; Cart Collars, all sizes, from 16s 6d to £1; Piped Col lar, from 18s to £1 ss; Paok Saddles, strong ana serviceable, with strong leather flaps and heavy strapping, rawhide seats, from £2 17s 6d to £4 10s. A large assortment of J3ridles, Whips, Spurs, Leggings, Bags, Horse-Covers, &c, kc., at equally low prices. ~ , ~ • , . ; RJSPAIRS Neatly and Promptly EJreputed, at the lowest possible rates; N;B.—Pnll allowance given for SeoomMiftnd t HaraeßstakeauiE»)hwiße, _..._.



E' Z B ALA N D ■'■ 'R-~A-?YLT-W^Tin r T-- r tf TIME TABLE. On and aftbb OCTOBER 1«V 1887* AUCKLAND ACT) ONBHUNGA LPJJBL ■ , Wsbk Pays. . Sate only. Sundays. »,,.,, . a.m.a.m.a.Di.;n.iD.|no'np.m. p.m. p.nQ.lp.xn. P.CJ, p.m. p.m. p.m. a.m.p.m. Auckland., dep. 7.15 .. 6.40|10.40,12.0 2.0 4.15 6.20 6.20 10.0 1.10 11.40 9.0 2.30 WowmarketJiiao 7.25 ~ 8.5W0.60|12.10 2.10 4.25 6.30 6.30 ~ 10.10 1.80 11.50 9.10 2.40 Ramuera.. .. 7.30 .. 8.6610.5512.15 2.15 4.30 5.35 6.35 .. 10.16 1.26 11.65 9.15 2.45 O-reen Lane * •*•»*#♦« * • •• KjleveUe " 7,38 ;.' 9.6 11.5 12.25 2.25 4.40 5.45 6.45 " 10.25 1.35 12.5 9.22 2.52 ,^ n |ose Junction 7.45 8.56 9JIILIO ILsO 2.30 "4.45 6^ "6.62 7 ; 30 10.30 1.40- 1240 2-67 Oneaunga.. arr! 7V65 9.5 9.E0.1L2012.40 2.40 4.55 6.0 7.6 7.4010.40 1.60 12.20 9.36 3.7 f "~ -——— ■ , ~ ~ . gats UnegatoAuokl'd. a-m. a-m.a.m. *urn. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p,m. p.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. Oneftunga ..dep. 7.5 8.20 9.50 10.0 ; 12.10 1.0 4.25 5.10 6.20 7.15 10.0 6.30 Aβ fupapa .. * *.» ** * * * * *■■#■« * • June, » 7.15 *8.30> 9.40 10.10,112.20 1.10111436 §5.20 §H6SO J7.30 , 11.0 2.10 10.10 6.40 Allerahe .. 7.20 8.35 9i45 10.16 12.25 1.15 4.40 6.26 6.35 7.3511.6 2.15 10.15 6.45 WreonLane * * * * * *♦»*•* * *.. * gemuera .. 730 8.44 9.55 10.24 12.35 1.25 4.51 5.35 6.45 7.45 11.15 2.25 10.21 5.53 Newmarket Jun 7.35 8.49 10.1 a 10.30 12.40 1.30 5.4 6.40 6.51 7.50 11.20 2.31 10.26 5.58 .APoMand, ar r. .. 7.46J 8.68 10.10 .10.39 12.60 1 1.40 5.13 6.50| 7.0 8.0 llL3o| 2.40 10.36 6.7 * Change for Onehunga. 9 Change for 6cahuhi>. 1 CtamiKe for Waikato Stations, a Change for Kaipara Branch Stations t Chansre for Mercer and In'-ermediate Stations. 8 Change for Auckland and Intermediate Stations. Main limb. 1 AWAMUTtT-OTOROHANGA. - Booth— Whmk Days. ' i [ i i i a i i p.m. a.m. a.!*. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. 6.20 Auckland ... „ dep. 6.0 6.20 7.15 8.0 - 11.40 4.16 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 Remnera 6.16 6.40 7.30 8.15 b 4.30 6.12 5.35 • . *G;-een Lane .. .. «. • * # ~ *■• ' b * * * 6.45 Kllerslie .. ; „ « '.. 6.22 6.48 7.58 8.23 b 4.40 6.25 6.45 t6-60 Penrose Junction k . n 6,28 7,0 18.0 8.3 l 12.25 t4.49 6.50 * •Westfleld .. „ .. * .. • --• .. .... • 7.6 Otaliuhu ... .. | d 710 841 IZM 4>5 9 v ,, j ;, t Papatoltoi .. ... „ .. * ':■'.. k) ■■ 12.56 5.8 " „ ;. Manurewa * 4. ... 1.10 6.22' „ f . Papakura _ 8.0 .'..'! .. 1.30 5.37 „; ■&> 'Hunua * v * .. -. * ' Tt Prury .. .'.' ."." ~ „ 8.16 .. 9.25 1.47 6.56 • " U wmcinian ..„..«. * .. ' * * .. '»" *Paerata . * ..... *■ * % . »£ Pukokohe „ 8.57 .. ' 9.52 2.19 6.28 ,; .. ■£> "Buckland _ * ..... * « ■ .■ . __ ••■ „ Tnakau 9.21 .. . .. 2.43 6.43 \. ,\f\: "Whansrarata ......... * ». .. ;" * .. ' Pokeno ... _ .. -. 9.46 .. .. . 3.3 7.0 .. «L - --M— •• " I 10 -° zMM * ::.*: :: "Whangamarino > /. ~ * * ~ *Wairang ......... .. .. * » t. ;  *Ra»giriri „ , ....** - .. .";•" "Oliinewai ....„«. .. .. * * ~ — >i «- Jfuntly „ _ 12.20 5.25 .. , ... , Tauplri .... 12.35 5.40 .. „. .; %aruaV?aWa _ '.. .. ..' .- ii, ■■ .. 12.63 6.10 .. ■ ''.■ •Pukete .. - ■ „ \ ■■' ;■"..!* * ■ ■.. . - ''-? "Tellapa .'■.•. * • * - . ~ "& : ;•• cFranktonJunctlono/j 1 "- ~ ..• .. J25 J. 45 w , .. /; , .. •Rukuhia.. .. .. V* - l aC« » * # - ~ - Ohaupo .. ... w .. : m .**, ••- 2.16 7.30 „ *Lakeßoad _ * ' : . ' ~ •• t t «• —, -'. •* Nyßroto . ■ ■ ■ * * '-fM ' »- .. - ■ '■•■•• •* .. ■ '{g* :: ' - l= ;gg " f! - - "TePuhi.. ~ — * .... .. 'iCawtt „ .. «. .. .. — ■• - * - .. ~. .. . . "Kioklo .. .. .. .. .. ... .. * .. .. .. *Otorohangft .. ~ .. ... •• •• D 3.35 ... r ■• .. ••_ Worth—Wbbk JJAYa - < —^ M , mM ,.^_,,i M —-_. __^ A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. "Otorohanga -,'" « - dej>. .. - .. .- ie.lo •Kioklo „ _ ..... « •• —. •♦ '■ — • ' •- •• •• "TCawa .. .. •• '••' ~ •• : •• n'oPuhl-■■ „ „' .. .... - .. .. _* 1 J ( ftrr. «... .. .. F9.0 ■■-»■■ TEAWAMtXTO .. «- jdep. ~ .... .. 9.15 Ntfaroto « - - ••. ■« *. •• ■ t ' '* - ■ •Lttkelload .. .. .... - * •• ~ Ohaupo .. '-" .. .. .» « ~ •• »- β-fo *• •"•'■» .. ♦Rukuhia .. i ~ - - - „* ( arr ,< . 1020 .. _ FranktonJonoOoa °(dep! Z' Z ~' Z loiffi .. " 4.10 "Teßapa- .. - - - •- - •• -■ *- - I •Piikote .. - - ...» * ■-'■ -■- * «, - - - .. - •■ •• JJ.3O - „ 4.43 Taupirl .. .. -, - - - - -• - K-W -• •• J-58 Huntly ..„_--» r * - ~ 12.25 . .. 5.20 ♦Ohiuqwai ._-.«.--.. - * - •• * ♦Runglriri «• .. .. 1. « .. ... .. *. f . « ~ * •Wairangi .. •• - .- .. •* ■- - * *WTiaagamarino .. .. _ « .. .. .. ...- ~ ~n f are. .. - .. .. 1.45 .. ». 6.30 Mercer ttv. ■* ■.- idep. - I 6.20 11.30 2.6 .. „ ■ 6.50 Pokeno .. „....„- ~ 6.31 11.43 2.16 .. - 7.0 fflsr? :"".": : :■ : " J* «i "2 ." s : • *Buckland „..-...- .. * i* ' :.* «. ... . * Pukekohe.. -. .. ■■i. ' - - ••• 7-10 12.31 3.3 » - 7.37 JPnerata .. ~ ~ - - - ■- * * * ~ ••• ••, -■ * 7- - *• « Z 7.47 1.10 3.37 V" "• 8.10 P«pakura!l Z Z —■■ '.'. Z Z 8.1 1.26 3.47 Z *" 8.18 Manurewa „ ~.. ,k- L*: - " §45 I' 42 ?'?,. « " U& Papatoitoi .. %. « .. .. •- 8.30 2.0 4.16 - ... * Otaliuhu .. .. - .. .. 6.50 818' 8.41 2.10 4.23 6.90 9.16 * WeaWel^° ** « ■''"•' 17.16 t|18.30 +8.64 +8.50 t4*.56 t6.30 t7.!o' -9.0 Ellorelie . ~ *. - ~ 7.20 8.35 8.68 2.36 4.40 ; 6.36 7.35 • £?' :; ;;■;::; :: m bm ™ w> w Sμ \, NewmartceV JUDO. - - .. V.a 6 8.49 9.19 2.66 J6.4 6:61 7=60 9.20 aBBST „ Z_ ~ an-: 7.45. 868 9.28 3.ti I 6.13 7.JT 8.0 9.30 f Change for 6nenungra. J Ohange for Auokland and Intermediate Stations. i Chance for Kmpara Branoh Stations. § Change for » A Paeeeaeere are not booked by this train to Stations between AucWjfld «B& WOhuaga, • b Only stopß to pick ut> Pasaenjrers for Bouth bt Penrose Jtoaotiou. "*' ■ c' Runs on Mondays. Wednesday*, and Frldaye only. , ~, ». Runs on Mondays and Fridaye only.; / E. Rune on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays only. s> Rune from OtorohangA on Tuesdays and Saturdays only. , The9.lsa.tn. train from To Awamutu runs daily. ._ mi : : ■ '; \ } ' a. Frank ton Junction for Cambridge, To Aroha and Rotoroa Lin ea. .... OAMnaßrooi!!— Tβ Aroha axto Lriraig.; .■,,.)];.,;.,;,! s ; , f SOUTH.-WKEK Days, Nottra.^Week 'Darta. , ' J: ■' A.M. A.M. " > A»M. P.M. Auckland, dep. .. 8.0 11.40 Liohfleld, dep. ... ~ ;,.... a 12.10 , . — '»■ ' — *Putaruru Junction .4 U .... * ~...- • ..p.m. p.m. *Taumangi .. .. „fe 4 , .. * . Frankton Jun., dep. .. .. -/„ I .. 1.40£7.0 ■ Oxford, dep. ■.. *»m •• - 12.55 Hamilton West -. !.. 1.48 7.10 *Okoroire * .. ft .. 3.. •» - ♦Hamilton Bast.. .. :....* .'ft, *MaiiKawhara .. J.. § .... * Ruakura Jun., arr. .. 2.0 7.22 Matamata .. V..V .. r. 1.35 — ■*—_ ..*Waharoa' % •■,„ ■ «..■.. ' ..' . * Camhridok Br.— > .; *Walton ..V .. ' ..; .. .. . ■*.. Ruakura Jun., dep. .. ,v „ d ... ; ;...a2.5 7X5 *Klwltahi.. ~. ... ■.. .. * . *Mongaonui .. .. :- .. :4f -§ .. * * Morilnsville, arr. .. .. .. «2.40 *Tamahere .. •■• ... >.."$M 'H .. * : ,*,-, • gi'ii'il' 1 —rrt —" ■'".'"'"" ''.' —••——*■ •Fencourt .. j- ~ ~ .. ■+' .. * * TeArohaßr.— >'-v'- f . *Hautapu.. .. .. .. *. * TβAroha,dep. - &.» fe.. - 61.65 CambridKe,arr. a 2.4588.5 *Waihou «i . „#...#.. .. * : — j_. »Waitoa .. ■«■■' „f .. „ *.. Euakura Jun., dep 2.5 ... *Tatua o Haua ,* ■«kf .. ». * ♦Bureka .. .. .. -v. ..• .. * .. *Murray's .-. «. M .. *. * •Motumaoho * .. Morrineville, arr. .. .. .. 62.40 Morrinsville, arr. .. .... ..2.45 .. 1 ... mi —-*» - L —-r —i v '— ■ ■ ■ »■ ■ - ——- Morrinsville, dep. .. .. ..' 2.55 TeArqhaßr»— •Motumaoho .. „ .. .. *, Morrinsville, dep. ..... .. ;. «. .. a 2.55 .. *Eureka ,i .. „ .... * ♦Murray's .. .. ~. .. ; .... * .. Ruakura Jun., arr. .. .. .. 3.35 ♦TatuaoHaua .. „•'■■ „ .... * ... .— : -— r . — —r *Waitoa _r ;..•.. , w ..j .. • .. Cambbidgk ßr.— •Waihou ..■■■ .. ..' .. w .. * ~' Cambridge, dep.. „ .. 9.20 «. TeAroha,arr. .1. ; . f . .. .. ..a3.40 .. *Hautapu.. .. ~: ■'-■ .. *, .. . ——-. *Fencourt „ > .". . ." '*~.,. ' MorrinevUle, dep. .. », , «r. ..62.56 .. "Tamahore .. .. ~.. . * ..' ''..- .. .» .. ;.. * .. *Mongaonul .. 4. •v/alton -Y. ■"■-;.'•' ',;. . ... •• * .. Ruakura Jon, arr. ..* ~ 10,0 ~'- *Waharx> a •• ',''••'' •» ' —.' .....* '..' ' ' -:• '. '' ' .."i .. .- —^~- Jtat&mata ~ ... „ .., .. 4.0 .. Ruakura Jun., dep. .. .. 10.3 3.38 *Mangawhara .; .. 'ji - .. * . *Hamilton East.. .. .. ; * * •Okoroire.. .. .. ..: .. .» * .. Hamilton West.. ~ ~ 1Q.20 363 Oxford .. .. ... .. ".. ..'4.40 .; Frankton Jun., arr. ..10.25 3.58 *Taumangt „ *~ ... .. •.. *: .. — ■; m — •PutaruruJun.» < « .. « .. * .. Auckland, arr. .. ..5.13 ?.3O v * Flag fetation. a Runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays only. 6 Runs on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays only The othersTundallyi , ____- • , » ; KAIPARA BRAKCM.^APOKLAto—HEKDERsoy—HBUcyainttiii!. Aypgi.Ayp to HBimsynxß.—Webk Days. HBa.KKBViit.B to Auckland.—Week Days. '*" ■ '. '.' ",' *.' ' ~~- 'A. :-:■."■ - --,•■■;. T ' A~' ■ • • ■ »to. am. p.m. p.m. • *, a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Anekland ~ Aev. 7.0 10.66 4.40 2.15 Helenerllle,. dep. b&0 11.45 4.0 .T' Newmarket Juno/n 7.12 11.12 4.67 2.25 *HelensviUSSouth;. .-!• .t ■ • ~ Mount Edett«, .:. 7.19 11.19 5.4 2.32 I •Ohirajßgi ... ~ *.- *~ . * .v. •Kingßland #"■■■'■% " * • . *Paerba;. '.. * -* *: ; j •Morningfdde.. -■• *• • * •WoodhiU ~-. „ * • • . f!* ; ♦Mount Albert ■' • * * • .■♦RtfMtf.; IT. • \ '■ *>* Avondale ~ - 17.36 11.38 6.20 • *WWmfttilcu&. .. ■ ■ •"■ * s ** W') •New Lynn „■ .4. * * * it •Kmnen \.. « 7JB 1.8 5.0 W?.t : ♦Weikomitl .... * * * 3.0 *Taup<iki v. ■ • * * 4"!,; •Henderson -. « 8.0 12.6 5.45 „ Waltakerell.. f.. 7.36 1.30 '5.20 D ' •Swanson .. — * * * .. , *Bwanson •*•.. >? .. ■• ■ * * .. • < Waitakerel ... ». 8.26 12.32 6.16 ~. Hendereon ■~ |V, .. 8.0 2.5 5.45 .. ♦TaupakT *.. .. ' * * ;* .. *WaJut»initi w.'^i J i, * '* * 4.55 Kumeu .» ... 8.45 1.5 '6.33 .. *New Xiynn » •■■» * * * V \ •Waiiuaukti'.. ia. .■.*.:■ * * .. ATOndale .."■«, 8.27 2,32 6.10 •. •Reweti.. «. .. * * * .•. *Mount Albert .. *• * * •.:• •Woodhlll .. ... * * * .. *Mornlnfeslde... .. * * • I •Paeroa.. «... * * * *JKingsland .. k, -.. ■■• V*Y * * •; •Oblrangl .... * * » .'. Mount Eden.. ... 8.47 2.55 6.24 6.15 •Helenaville South.. • * * .. Newmarket Junotfn 9.4 3.10 6.36 621 HelensTille .. arr. 9.40 2.10 7.30 .. | Auokland .. arr.| 9.1S 3.20 1 6.45 6.M "^"™"^""™ — A. Runs on fh%st Bund yin eaoh month only. - """ p ""~"^*" , " l^e^ei «» WAI 1C ATO TRAIN SERVICE. Trains from Auckland for _ . i Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridaye at 8,0 a,ro. f. TeAwamuttt «, „ .- \ Tueadays, Thursdaya, and Saturda^*t HM*,m, •Otorohanga Mondays and Fridays at B,p a,m, ?';,';' Hamilton West ./„'?.. {j ' %££ :: : v :.»»e«*«»*Waf- TeArdha '~ ~ -. •• ; Oxford and LicnfLeld * ... Mondays, &Mdgri4aja at U^a.S' ■: r ,. > Trains for Auobxanb from WohflelA and Oxford ~ «. 'l'uesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays Oambridgo pally at 8.20 a.m. •■■ • . . ■ '■•. ■ e HamUtonWeet,, i, a Dally, at 10.2Ci».t0. and 5.65 p.jn, •Otorohanga r , „ „ Tuesdays andSattirdaye atlB.T6 **m< . ,' TeAwamntn .. .. .. JDaily at9.lsa.m, »*»«* V» B«m» , P »Flagßtatio»e,^Anneteriek«ppiwsiteftStatton^ to plqH up or set down Bhpuld be »♦ ™Si?JJi25 JSSSS2



l Business Notices. , M~ I S S ■■S-μ I T H, J CORSET & BANDAGE MAKER,., k Has always on hand a Good Supply of Stay i , , . Material., j STAYS MADE TO ANY PATTERN. I Riding , Sfays, Stays for Invalids, Bandages, and Shoulder Braces On the most approved ' , principles. - . • '' STAYS CLEANED AND Has been Jflttqr for twelve years in the leading establishment in Edinburgh. . i Ladies waited on by sending address to. , v ESKBANK COTTAGE. GUSfDRY-STREET, NEWTON (by new Epiphany Church). HOME-MADE BREAD, CAKES, SCONES, HOP BEER, &c, easily made toy using I ■. CROOK'S AMERICAN DRIED YEAST. Cheaper and more desirable than Baking Powder. It should be sold in every country store, used in every country home. £ ull direc tions on each packet. Sample packets by post 3d, from J. T. JOHNS, Seymour-street, Pon eonby, Auckland. Wholesale Agents—L. D. NATHAN & Co. Aβ v ny a r d. c -:•■< {late Hallett). ' , ' ' FAMILY BUTCHER, Manukas Road, Parnbii,. .'v ■•■ List? of Pricks, FOR CASH— Legs Mutton, 3d per lb Sirloin Beef, 4d and 5d Loin Mutton, U& „ Rib. Beef, 2Jd to 4& 3houl. Mutton, 2id », Corned Beef, 2d to 4d' Fore-qrtr. „ lid „ Rump Steak, 6d ' Chops,4d „ Beef „ 4d,and sdj Or Tongues, 2s each Beef Sausages. 3d i Lamb, 2s 6d to 3s 6d Pork : „ 6d and 6d per quarter Sausages Fresh Daily. Families Waited on for, , Orders. ' DAIRY FACTORY U BUTTER, STAR BRAND. ..:; / Having completed pur Factory for the manu facture of Butter (hi the district ef Mangare), and are now receiving a large supply of milk, we are selling our Star Brand Butter at 10d pec lb at the Devonshire Dairy Depot, Karanga,hapo Road, and at our branch, comer of Picton-street and Ponsonby Road. Any Star Brand sold else where (for the present) will not be from our Faotory. Having secured ' the most modern machinery obtainable, and being situated in the best butter-producing district in the Province of Auckland, we are in position to supply a better article than can be obtained from any other source. We respectfully solicit a trial from all ■who desire to obtain first-class butter. ~: AMBURY -AND ENGLISH, Proprietors. TUST T ANDED, ~~" ~ noht bacon AND HAMS, CHOICEST FEED AND CURE. JPredk. "Whitehead, TEA IMPORTER, VICTORIA STREET > - AND PONSONBY ROAD. Friends who declined other brands can be supplied now. . " , t ORION. /"\RION. > What is it* ' messrs stone bros. * . (My Agents) 'WILL RECEIVE ORDERS FOR ABOVE. Supplies in any quantity from Store or Works.; -*JF. ANDREWS, Otahuhu.. G- L E I) tffLL'S CRATED WATER AND CORDIAL FACTORY, ■ VICTORIA-STREET EAST , "-. '_ ' V (tiATE SHASLAKD'S. '.;••](, ■', •...';/': '■ ■■'T>-- rilL FI LL AN, COMMISSION MERCHANT, ■", ', ■ SHD?PINQ, CUSTOMSvAND GENERAL " AGENCY BtJiLDiNGS, 75, Queenbtkekt, ['.'".''', AucKLAiii), New. Zealand, , SOLE REPRESENTATIVJ3I IN NEW ZEALAND FOR BROWN AND POLSON, CORN FLOUR MANUFACTURER^ ■' .fti i ! Li; , '/-..--PAISLEY.-'• .. •• >:o;j^'ito»wwjT . FOR . Npvellp, Ewer Sc Co., Music Publishers, L»nr . ' : dori;' " ■.■.....,... .;■■■' ■•• ■■ ■ Sutton and Soijs, Seedsmen, Reading ' ; ■ T..C. Hayward and Co., Qanvas Smnners, etc., — London, and other Leading , Firms. T->jr" • . XIl;* Xj Agent for the . r SALE AND PURCHASE OF PROPERTIES, . "'; "Agbnt roR * : Isfl :' TRUSTEES AND ABSENTEES, , i n?s ,v Shoktland-strjsetj mUCKER'S "VTjrBEATEN Jj^QOD ! - FORPORREDGE, &o.,'&&i ' Specially prepared, consists of the elements for the perfect nutrition of the human body. H&e had high commendation in England from Hospital Authorities and from Physicians, 7 Dentists, and the' Public. J. BYCROFT & Co. • Have' now- completed the erectifta ol oeatty-- , plant, and having made arrangeniehta with; Jar w.F. TUCKER to produce this article, xxam denUy recommend i% as more suitable toaa i■' oatmeal for this climate. . .'.,',',',-p : AT A PRICE wiTHtN~REAGHOF AtL» j In 71b and 251b bags. v^i^Koi To he had of all Grocers and Storekeepers, i and Wholesale of tho Manufacturers, T TDYGROFT ANDi. fJQ.j ■:*;.;. •, .; , ,JCJ[MITED; ; ,':.;' T^itUT^ City Flour M-il ; l«,-' : ''.<:: Shortland-street, ~ . :. • '-t--tU i.v-, -TUCKER'S i %-rui\i FAMILY 3AKING POWDER, r i mUGKER'S iC>AK.ING "OOWDER X For JjWhblesomeJ? BM*a "13AKJNG T>OWDBiR ~, JL Tea Cakes JO Pastry JL Sooneis mtiSKER'S TQ AKI NG JL A»kybtir JL> Groeet Jt Onoe Tried, Always Used. A ONE SKJL.LING "OACKIT of will wmxv* JT TW3ENTY BHXLL.INQSI , worth, of lofta. To be obtained e£ aU Ohomtsta and ia IB WhdK !*|ent, RicHARD A, , Fortstreet, Auoklaw» '/■';■' " """- price,. <l#ve?rea~ ft fe M JLJ* Worfes, Wnart in Jess than; hiatr-a-p>nv'» m l Mg( §4 pferan yak £5, per ton. ftt wesflsiMq 'P l 4s'®»