CABLEGRAMS.

THE AFGHAN WAR.

. - : London, April 21. The Ameer's troops lost 500 men in the engagement near Ghuznee.

THE PARNELL LETTER.

IQ O SALISBSJEVS OPINION,

(SPECIAL.)

London,"April 21

fnE Marquis of Salisbury insists that vi Pjirnell is bound to proceed against fi. u'l'jmbs "if liis statement'bo true.

CANADIAN FISHERIES DISPUTE.

i.u.n'6'uV, April 21,

n j, aD a. has oireroiJ to. rcyort to the conditions of tho treaty of Washington «l fishery suaticiri, if a. mijced com • 0 js -appointed to- iuquire into tiicuialt^ 110^JU dispute.

THE FROZEN MEAT MARKET.

Tins frozen mutton by tJi« Potqsi rfA liscilM'J«l J'«r lb, and tlmt by the lildurslidi'ii- I'uUwi's lumbs brought 6(1, :

QUEENSLAND SUGAR IN LONDON.

■ Two thousand four hundred bags of n l)eeaS laud sugar Lave been sold at 10s tofts.

LIFE-SAVING APPARATUS.

L6n3 Beresford will probably be Prfisideif of the select committee on life-saviiig -.pparatas.

THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

Cable '.apd Defence Questions.

[special ]

London, A pril 20

The cable question was before the Conference 'to-day.'' Sir Saul Samuel •thought U wottKl be unwise to hastily saperspJe "the La«lern Extension Company- r Powner poiiited out tlijt (be Pacific cable scheme was opposed'.'.W the interests of South jfeja Mr 'D'eakin was favour- to the scherbe, although the proposals' v'ere somcwh.it nebulous, aal,al?o, in their present shape, he fei?dimpracticable. He suggested that tlljVrdjjer ppinL of view from which ttl-slioiilcl be considered was, what. mtwaAi 'advantages, will accrue from. t|eir: adopvjopj Sir S. Griffit.lis sid : kr%''D'. Bell weic favourably in cfiDcd to tlie new company. Sir F. P. Jennings agreed with- Mr Deakin that theledei-al advantages of the scheme were worthy of consideration. Mr J^ikesTvas guarded in his answer, but jr^'"p(|cistp()(i to hint that the Go yerijmerit ;iva3 unlikely at present to grant tjie subsidy demanded; The dpto'pany. asked "for £100,000 for, 25 .y«arß,,Vjth a4s late betvveca Kui ope irnl tie ''colonies: ;

! Tlic' -Conference ha? ■ adopted the pMti^pil pbints";of the scheme of naval ifce, ; , IheDukc pi Cambridge, ad wcated an (analogous system ior tlic |$d forces ; JMr Deakin stated that iligipjomes. were strongly in favour of fete&t' of thp iEmpiic. aud satirised the prevailing igriorauce in England of the aspinL'ions of the colonies. Mr Downer acknowledged that the colonies recognised the 'interest taken Ijy the Umoi Walef M ■ coital projects.

BANQUET TO THE DELEGATES.

' •' "Lotiboft; April 21. v^Jjfjnqaet. was given af St. George's Ciftd'last ni^ht in nonour of tho dele gates to the Conference. Lord Bate ?an, presided, aifd among those pre s!s&cj tlie Duke of Camfeidge, the Mirqaia 6t< Kortuaub^; and S^scounta Onibfr and Cross -thfeUtilctj of Cambridge*, Tn propose i"R"Prosperity ty tiic Colonies," wel tomen sthe' colonial ; deliigaiteV, X and flwelt- oh tW necessity of it thorough !"§pn between the mother country ;in<i |« Monies. :,UrX Cross, Secretary of. State for m% ,'declai;e<l that her Majesty's ™ulslers hail watch eft withthegfeatest •^lyitho. proceedings of the Colonial "u»6raiiients," and were anxious' t6 Wi« the u'iiity of the Empire.

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

: ' [Reuters Telegram.J

• EIGHT HOUliS': DE ' ': MONSTRATION.

•!"; ; i:t,. Melbourne, April 21... tight" hours' demonstration took p.iQtday, auct >^ag largely attended, Were a gieat •uccess. " . '.'■'. .,,/: '. ■

Post Card Proof.

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tSsbW"ite, -.this as a tokon of tho L^Lwelatlorl r have tor your Bitters. ItiSfS 4withjnflammatory Rheumatism M.S"-a?cL no medicine seemed td do mo «tte&111 Wed three bottles of yovH* Hop (iJe^lMtomyßurpris&lain (is well tordfty <«» ffuillT1 <\ h°lJ B ydu «**? have .great s«c wS*r^ai>d VBl«able^medicine... Arij' tajjjg'^^l'ivo^.more about; my euro can

FIRE INQUEST.

A.v inquest »'ft* held yesterday afternoon as 2.30, ac che N'ewmarkot Beeelj.by the ooro r.er(Dr. PhiiiC!)) and. 6 jurors, upon i\'9 cause of she la-.e iireut P. W. Evanf 4 ,;hcp Mr \V.; Hosl' wm chosen foreman, Detec tive Tr.ohy.hacl charge of the case. '■■hit Rijjby appeared' tot' Mr. F. W, Evan*.. Messrs JtU. Butils and F. A. NuKRr repre sented the Fire' Insurance Companies. After visiting the scene of the fire, Vbfch had beea aiuch altered stric?" .tib&t event.'in consequence of carpenters siHd others having been repairing the premise*; : "' Charie? Hannisran, Captain or the New. market Fire Brigade, was ;a!!ed a the first witness. When he arrived 'at the n.-e smoke was oozing from 41) parr? of the building.- the ?eatof the tire lay-between the counter and the go* metro. Th' 6 Brijadfe confined. the tire to the abap, the stock of which wat almost- completely: des troyed. . !

William Bultitude, cooper employed rat Hancock's, was passing tho shop about 6.40 iii the., morning.. Noticed smoke coming through the weather boarding all round tho building. He first opened (ho Bide .door, and went in. He \ya? then ordered away- by «uj unknown gontlprnan.; Tho- Brijfudq arrived about ton minutefr afterwards. Was oue of Uio nr*s to *c© the fire.

By JMr Kip[by: The man who spoke to witness catnofrom ilic street.

Alary lioyd, lutely employed by Air F. W. li\j\os, said ehc livei! oa \.li6 (if^Ji)Uei». Her bedroom wus up&baire. Was called up' on the morning-of the lire, about 5.15, by Mr Evans. That was tho lirsD time lit; called her. Ho called her ajjain at li o'clock. Heard some ono riding out 61. the yard, one or two minuted after six. Heard Mr JKvaus call W niter (to his son), to yo for v bathe. When witness came down, Alt Jhjvaris and his son were gone out. By a juryman : It was a common practfso for them to go bathing. Witness then said siio then put the kettle on tho ca? stove, lv about 20 minutes. ?ho wont into the sitting room aiid 'put soriio chair tidies off tho table and the M>fa. She then noticed somd fatnokc coming in trom the shop adjoining. It canio through tho cracks of the hull glass door. The gla=s door was shut, and had been locked. Sbo rnril to tho bottom of '-lie scan-;, and thero met Willio Evan?, ti boy, and tokl him the shop was on firo. There ■would bo about hall an hour between Mr Kvuns loading tlie shop und wituasv -ii* cbVoritjg- tho tho. Tho hall glasd do-Jt tvns alwaysToclifcd in the mDinir'ii,'. By tho jury- Tho pas was generally turned ofi at the meiei at tiiglft.'arid Mr Evaaa iiriully turned it on in the rnnfuitii; He wi.< cjonerally np fiirt-. By Mi -Hipby : Ali%fiidnii and tho chil dren were getting up when witness dis covered the fire.

Waltei EvapsilO year?of a^re, who was not SM'orn,¥aid be remembered when hi? lather's .-hop was burnt/ down He went for a bathe with hia lather to Judge's Bny. He did not #cc Mary Boytl that morning. Francis Evan?, draper, said he set hi? alarm clock at 5 a.m., and got up abooo-a quarter of an hour later. JT<i dressed and called the servant, Mary Boyd, and hi:> son Walter. Ho then descended lo the chop, between the end of tho counter and the metei'1 to turn on .the (fas: A couple of jjajxir' tilea were generally suspended over the ;qountor from a brass nail. One of the tiles' might have communicated with the lijrhc of the candle. Ho believed tho candle hnd somehow caused the firo. Ho' took the candle away with him when ho left the eliOi>, and locked the door as u*ual. At the time of the fire he owed £437. He had not been refused credit by any house in Auckland. [Evidence then wo* t^iven-as to witness's, financial position and sundry transactions with Meesrs Shera JJios. and A. Chirk and Sons.] Witness had been insured in the Manchester Olnco for £fiUO On cho stock and £50 on tho furniture. At ilio tinm of the lire he valued his stock ut £700.

Archibald Clark {A. Clark and Sons) gave ovidence as to tho last witness's tinaneial [iOt-ilion, which corroborated Mr Evans's statements. Ho believed Mi* Evans to be a man tif commciciitl inttijrrity. At the tiino of tho firo he "owed" witness's firm 6ve inonl-hs* icnfc.- Tho firm had not pressed Jiini'for money. No legal steps had been, threateiicl or intended against Mr Evans. F. A. Nutter ■deposed, as clerk to Messrs McArthur and Co., tho agent of, the Manchester fire Insurance Company, as to the insurance upon the stock. After a very short deliberation the jury found "That the lircoii Mr Evans's premises on iMarcli VJ6hh was accidentally caused by a camllo coming in contact with sundry

paper?."

FISTICUFFS AT A BOROUGH COUNCIL MEETING.

(BX TELfiCUIAI'H.—.PRESS A^OCtA il&#-}

IxvERCARCiLr., TbuMclay. A.v extraordinai7 scene has just taken place in tho Borough Council, one of the triembers having struck anotiier in the face, at the table; The Corporation has recently, im pacted a gasholder plant, and thero hab been commjut about tho town on thu tact that M'essrfi&tfrtian.and Lorries were engragred to convey material from the wharf to .the aas*6rfe>; and that the work had not been offered for tender, nor an ofler made by another party considered by the Council. To-night in dealing witb.thc i.occountp, Mr McDonald. ex-Mayor, referred to the mattei when the account for caita?eol ga? :> plant came up in theua.rie of M»«Mg led it to be inferred that he believed it was reaiivßasstian who was to receive the money, and 'that, ho was evading the ; Corpora tions Act. deferring to the man Lcn, McDonald said He hoped there was.not an alias in qv.eetion, when Baaßtian l*™Pf L and etrt&k him/ McDonald; asked the Mayor to send for-o constable, but he declined : and, -after some further words Basstian said he was sori'y for what ho had done, bttt had been worried by fclus matter of cartage being talked of in town, and resentfed McDonald's inuenda McDonald refused to accept the .iM^jw asked the Mayor tb call In the; police. Biastiaii thefl left) the hall, and fcho» Mayor said McDonald had his remedy ,ab law. One Councillor said Basstiah ought to be Called on to resign,' while Anther^jaid -ho weuuifiat teatn sit afc the table with him; The CoUricil^ibiioup withodb-doihg: further :buoiiie&sj ; '.' ' '", '"■' ■ \-:".'.' ?.,,:.

BAKERS' PICNIC.

Tflß.Wlcer**, picnic at St. Helier'a Bay passed off very pleasantly, fully 600 persons being present. The Committee, whibh included MeiSr* Gowan, ' Me> Neill, Phillips. Gnibb atid BfOWn, and also the Seftfetaty (Mr Lethatn), worked ttlosfc energetically in prftißewortny effort." to provide' iimOsoment fbr ill);■■"*« Letliara rtlsct held Lholnipoftahfc pbfeitidns :m starter tlbtl hahdicabpef in ■ tho sports* tlie results being 'as follows :—B6ys' RnC6.: Murphj*. 1 j Rent, 2. Hetfdld Ratfdt T. Grubb, It 0. Hill, 2. l^ff, Allcomers-: Martin, 1 ; Gummihsand McDdrrtiotb (equal), 2 Walking Match.: Wafcsoili I ; Gockfield, 2* Journoymofi Bakers: T. Grubb, 1 ; 0- Hill, 2. Single Ladies' Race: Miss M. Grubb, 1. Master Baker*' ; Ratio :«• Johiistprt, I ; T. fillip; 2. SAck Rdco : : T Grubbj 1. Carters' Guf): D. Grubb» ' ! King, 2$ Lethal. B. MarVlcd Lftdic^: Utk Wtdgertey, 1 { MW Airtiitnge; ?• Allcomers (600 yards): Mai-Bn,'-'1 iy. Downey, 2. Siaißstd RAW! Martin ftna

TSU AFcKLA]SfD .EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1887.

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. £100 for 13s: 6d. ■■■•■■-■■; .insure; to;ur life by wearing a IQn fsrj T. h* P^opHetors of the " Walerbury " Watch will pay to the next of 1 *, .. '^M U T 1^ °f any Woarer of" a'1 Waterbury," killeb by Railway. Accident in M^ |^S D(J jdos~-^ 6reat Britain or Ireland, during 1887. the sum of ;■;'; ' J^^^^^ 100' °NE HUNDRED POUNDS SIOO--^^^^,. ■ ! iW/Mffi^^l ' Thl4offor doC3no< af present sxtcud to Rail wny Servants. ■ r*s^!!!^^^. M/^M^W WATEHBURY 13 A RELIABLE KEYLESS, ACCURATE AMD DURABLE U '>^i§ik fslmpy, — " WATCH. GUARANTEED FOR TWO YEARS. ' : 1_ v^^lißi if fflW '-,'• It Buns SS hours witb 0b» Winding. I It HareW Get* Out of Order. '"**"*-'■ mIkWI ' IS' lilF^^H ' I- t' R««ulate' t? a m>nut*> * a»=^. I Repays"K.vei Exceed 2b. 6d, k \ lllilH Wci^i^' A n rJ^Twti hJ!^ ker'il^ n-~"'^ ■■■■-■■ •^m^i»# in/nn^ eeS lnt} aJ-. 01 minimum' of costs,- hdspow Hera/4.-" ll is a sub-' [ ' vL^SiPW ! W«l&« 2 nL Cl tlnten^h nrk^ a.nßhlp' V*," S(? od "mekoeper." Glasgow Citizen.-" Of first- J^i^W ' tltL^hl ■*£?s >• ? BQO, d-/!'"( ->kecpcr." Glasgow Evening News.-" I have \gSmBSW >^BHnffi V*^«,-«L a.. C Ti%l °rv v? 11l, y and- have Do<-hing but good' to say of it." Manchester fg| iPW ': :::' ■' ! ] £?w^""rLT h A °Ki Wtt, t«rl»v"1 " a .splendid tim»kueper." MancliisUr Courier.- ■|W' ■ •'i I^ e lr tm Miei >pers- eds Mercur*.-" The Watcrbury Watches SsPsSHP^ ■ '^^ga^al afcan aUke-^thes topic t^el) excellent time, and arq remarkably cheap." ggjjgjgsS^ rs;i ; PORTER & GO;, A AGENTS. .



Public Notices. Tfrf JS I I S Ii R O ''i. CONVKYAiNCKS ON HIRK. 1 Ofllto: Victoria Whatt. General Canqrg, Rewiyimf ftpd lr<)rwar(Hng ApClltß. Whtfß*n for Jj'uViiituro lldntoval. Coal, C'oJje, nud Jfirowootl Ui-iiier*, tionoral Curicra, «c. ■ Telephone : Dkvontokt Boheau. W A KNOCK BROTHERS, (K«uibliHliß(Uai2J . BOAF AND CANDLE MANUKACTUREItS, COX'S CUISEK, AUQKIiANU, JUanufucturci-a of Uio Celebrated Extract of Soap, Disinfectant Powdor, 'First Prize Yellow Blue Mottled, Double Crown, Economic, and HouaeUoid. Carbolic, wjd otbor Mediqlniil and 'I'ollet Soups, mado from the purest ol Tallows, Officca-DURfiAM STUKEf, Au(;Klan4. NB.- Cash Purohii&!<3 of Iktiow', Wool, Slteepakiaa, uml Lioiiea. W. . t- ' E ...*■ s- BOOKBiMDEU, IMPEB RULEK. ACCOUNI1 U(X)K MXNUFAO'I'UIIKR, MKItCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS. Insurance and Mining JKcvliiier Books Specially Kulcd and iionnd. MU3jc. Maguaincw. i'ublic LiUiarica. and SjunUay School Uoclt* Wql) Bound. . BAKERS' SPKCIAL UUJ.KD DAY BOOKS. liiblcs. IJlayerl Jlayer and hymn BvoKa Rebound. BAND AND CHOIR MUSIC BOOKS ..... it aim FI S HER * C 0., WHOLESALE SHtPPING ANO ■'FAMILY B' U TO H E R S., ; ESTAEUS.i!rD ISB4. ißy Special Appolnttnunt. to His Kxcolleccr tlie Governor, Sir \V. F. Jervois: Bi9'fisccUeocy Sir Jiimos Ferguson ; and H,R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh; also, Koslia Jtlutchcra to the QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z. ;• : Families waited on in Town oi Euburba. POULTRY of all kinds DRKSSED to ORDER. Dealers in Game :, . ■ Home-cured Ilinnn and Bacon I . Corned Beef In'Larsre Quantity, ImportaarSausageVCasinsrS ■-- •• • ■ ■■■ ■ : ■'■ The Trade BuppHod N.B.—Caives' Rcnneto. V3i. Customprs gupplip4 ynih leo. P. 0.8., 284] [HIGH-STREET \ R T H U.R IVf. A ,S V, MANUFACTURERS' AGENT AND .WHOLESALE GLASS MERCHANT. -.' orders Indented. " • ripdij^ iMPoftTiiiiJ muECt. , QUALITY OUARANTBKDV , "■ fo^sale, J'..,_',';.■',;"...; Plain Enamelled, and Coloured Window Glass. Wire Nails,., , . . . Portland Cement Royal Kemy Starch Safety Matches liavaniui and Manilla Cigars Claret and Brandies - GO TO BATH toROTirH PUBLIC HOT. COLD, AND SHOWKIt MATHS, Victojru-stkekt Kastj Chari?e-ONK SHILLING. Open all, week days from G a;m. to 0 p.ni., and SUNUA>' MORNINGS from 0 till 10 a.m. The bath' rooniHiiroall private, and supplied Witli ovovy convenience, Turkish tqwpls, Ilesh and hanf brushes, conibß, vJaplratoVs, soaps,' Sec. Select Bath-rooms (private) for ladies every day. at aU hours, with female attendance, one Shilling and Sixpence. Pleadenoto the Address- Victoria- Street 15ast, above' the Greyhound' Hotel, and next "tho Cheap Beddinsr and Fiirniture Mart, Auckland. N,8.-Barber in attendance. ■ *; nhO TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS. J. PRESENTS FOR HOME. Very beautiful Inlaid Tabus-topb. Cabinrtb, Fancy Boxes, etc., uIJ made from the pick of N.Z. rich Native Timbers. Other Collections carefully packed and shipped fo* Home. W. NORRIE, CyißisuwoßK kr, In Now Zealand Tlmherßonlyv TOP OK SHOUTLAND-STREET. TJ EAL AN bt A S H E E P DIP. • This DIP, prepared by Ourael veSj is an entirely different article to anything now ottered to Sheep Owners.' and all we ask is , A TRIAL TO PROVB ITS VAST SUPE RIORITY OVEKOTHER DIPS. We guaranteo U to absolutely DESTROY all INSECTS infeating nheep, Jo Improve Ibe con dition of the WooU and to bo quite harmless to persona using It. KEMPTHGRNE, PROSSERv AND CO.'S New Zealand Drug Company, Limited. Cj ACKSL.' ' SACKS !-' - 'SACK'S ! .^- ': ' . r..-.- ',i- ■■■J.^^-;'. ■ ■■:.•■•■•■ ■/ . Tho Uudersigtted is a Gash Buyer df Good i Secondhand Grain Socks..- . v . . i •'; "•■%;:■;••■. OEa ,V. JAJEINB, ■ '.'.■ Castouis-street. . : : "p ■"•' E' A ;:p i ;.O;.:. i C ;r'-: K ! ! ■J-'<»; "..:.. ;'OPTICIAN, • -•■.... MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICA|i '. , JNSTRUjyiENT, MAKKiI, ~ ; ~: SHORTLAIfp-STHEET.; : - ■? : ;'r :;■ AtWA'vilFsTpcjft-.,".:';' gnectaclei and Eye-Kla'&es 61 1'Mwj kind; an accurate fit guaranteed ' iSnara Glasses of BUporidr Quality ; ' TeU«coi)e9.Bii)"ocular Floia OlaaseiindMicro tcoiiea r powerful and chbitp . Theodolites. Mining Com passes, Abcey Lnvola nrainaec Levels, .Prismatic ComD&ases, : nwvvinlftstrunientsrScales, Par&ilal Rillers ShiDs' Lotfs. Soxtants. Cooipasafei; BtHflacles , -Bttromclow, Tbcrm.onietors. Myriropietcrß Sottlfta* WescopftV-pq'Werful. portable, and fietUfe^rotaitotWHAWHlMfiafti h«d.feoo(J.; Bett^r&sjiroacppos.'magnifylnfe ijtiMfata, aVaartaWe^tt-'' •-• '• ■•■ •} - ■ ■■>■>/--■■• .



I kD KsKJ 1 JL begs-to inform his 1 * '• ".'• , -r ; : ' ••, ■-• •' •"•>v";.;- ■-.- ■■ - friends arid the public that he has purchased the business of the CAKTABA BUILDINGS QUEEN STREET. The entire Stock ; together with other large shipments coming forward, will be offered for I ; sale at prices that will defy competition. SALE COMMENCING ON" MDAI, 22m, and FOLLOWING DAYS. CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET. Exceptional advantages to Storekeepers, Dress makers, and other large buyers. ENCOURAGE _JOCAL INDUSTRY. \ CHARLES SMITH. .. MAh .cACXORER OF BASSINETTES. PERAMBULATOKS, INVALIDS' ". QAKRIAGES, &o. . - ~ v. : . ~ AUCKLAND FACTORY, Victoria Street • • (NifiARFRBEMAJJ'S BAY). •/;,.■ , , ThewhoJacrfUwmann- ', ~; ■■ :; w^ Toptoventmistakeßotr tnctutlne la oonduotßd \®l\tiSslfe,^ Ibolng impoaod upon wltb undor my perwnal ttu- WffiliHfefeai , "wprthlesa imported premiaeH, Tha matorlaOa • ■ • . WSW,fiWWJM -any price, the puUllc are la Kaarikiitixxl, und UlO \* Vk£ SjS ffl' ' ' j BUY DIRECT ■ Hahtandelegßnt t^P'i ttom the M^t^& -'vHHnBHr ■' M^m^vß^. aeeWe&ly lutoriot to Uiy' •! i^^tt/27^^! '' *»Bea 1* Atiokl»nd are (rf Ef^&HPKi 0*- Bi2?! lLnt r-CM^^4^im> my make. »nd the de cri thelt faWty workmsn- iP^'^^^^^^^^^TXjfeLi maind increasing, rt^lmpQffeot.ftwteni , : ; iTP I-®^^^jffl^M^B4tvhtoh te; proof of the& and Benorol weakness. V^V^^^/^^w^t^^^^^n^ 61101?^" ZuprovM Bwwrttnetta -, .. ■ ■ o-'_^[Sig'Wi^^ Improved Bsßstnolte :^ .iI";. ; ;.MiGfc imp wm " | '"'. ; ' ,r_ ■-—^ —— ■■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ' * '')"'.'" i ■•>■!■ *' '-" '";■ ■ , '.., ..'-■' ■■■ -■ ■ ■ .■'••>.■■■'■:■•: >■> r-i ';■■ ■•. - - •;■. ' '■, tc-ff. S ',-■' ■;' • ':'•! \"id\ Jj;fM ."!•'-' ft :'-. "-•! ■ r;;' :# tiij 5 't'iliUiif !.■•!■•■:•■: '. ■.. j*• \ '■ ■7/ •! 1" : ' ■■■■ -!■" ■■■ .;i :■■■' ■■■^■'•; '; -;<..■■ >', I - ;: 't :•<-■•'-• '" : ' >'.^;> ■•■•■• > "



JJ B W ZEALAND RA I L WAYS. TIME TABLE, —Ox asd afteS APRIL] ISB7. AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNQA LINE. .. AUCKLAND I , rt Tci Week Days. Sats only; Sundays. O.VEHUNGA. __ , , . . . . . a.m. a.m. a.m.ia.iu.ino'n;p.m.' > p.m.ip.m.:p t m.;p.Di.:p.ni. p.fri.i p.m. a.in.,p."nu Auckland., dep. 7.15- .. I 3.1010.40J12.0 2.0 is 4.151 5.20; 6.20 ..| 10.0 l J.-10 11.10 9,0 |^2:SO' Newmarket June 7.251 ... 5.ar.30.50 12.10 2.10t 4.25 5.30! 6.30 .. 110.10; 1.20 11.50, 9.10 2,10 Ramuora-.. ■~. 7.30 i ".: 8.6610.5512.-ts| 2.15| 1.30| 5.35! 6.30| .-.- 10.15 1.25 11.55. 9.15 "2?<5 •Green Lane .. :-. t' -'. .!<. ■.; 1..1 .. I ... i.. .'. 1.. i.. ■'..-'>'■••;'.• ■'■'.'.: Bllerslie .. .. 738 .. 9.6 11.5 12.25! 2.251 4.401 5.451'fi.45| .; 110.25 1.35 12.5' : 9.22 2i52 Penrose Junction 7,15 8.56 9.11 11.10.12:30 2.30.'!' 1.451 5,50"6.52j 7.30 10.30 U0 12.10 y.26 2.57 VTePapapa ' | .. .. i.. .. .. I:.: ~-■..• Onehunga.. arr. 7.55 9.5 9.2011.2012.10 2.10! 4.55) 6.0 7.0 ' 7.1010.10' 1.50 12.20 9.35 3.V i. ,"■■- ■■■> I i ■ I. I . - ■ -■■ ■ ■ ■!- I I I I i • Sa?si • jne'ga to Auckfd.' a.m. a.m. a.m.l a.m. p.m.'p.m. p.m.ip.m.jp.nr.jp.hvp.m; piiii. a.m. p.m.* Onehnnga ..(kip, 7:5 8.20 9.301 10.0 12.10 1.0 4.25] 5.10| 6:35 7.15-10.50 . 2.0 10.0 5.3 C *Te Papapa .. ..-| .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. "I".. |" .Penrose June. .. 7.15 }B.SO 9.10 10.10 {12.20 1.10 t!U36;§5.20 §6.15 ||7.30,11; 0 .2.10 110.10 5.40 iEllerslie :'■ ..." 7.20 8.35 9.15 10.15 12.25 1.15 110! 5.25 .. 7.8511.5 2.15 110.15 5.15 'Green Lane ..' .t - .-.• ... -v •• •• !•• •••,!.. Remuera^ .. 7.30 8.44 9.55 10.2J 12.35 125 4.51 5.35 .. 7.45|11.10 2.25 10:21 5.53 Newmarket Jun 7.35 &491 10.1 a 1.0.30 12.10 1.30 5. 45.40 .. 7.50,1U0 2.31 10.26 5.58 Auckland, arr.'„ '. 7.45 8.5S110.101 10.39 12.fiO| 1.10 5,13 i 5.50 .. 8.0 111.30| 3.10'i10.351'b'.7 > *Change for Onehunpra. - *, ', § Change for O(abubr»i •.■ ,: i -:i Change for Wnikato Stations; ■ |»j v>i a Change for Kaipara Branch Stations /t Char.cc for Mercer and Intermediate Stations. : ; ;,: ~ .... :■ ~,,, .. ; _, ;,..,. : .,,-.,■ /.' II Cnange for Auckland and lEteriKfediaie Stations. '.' ."" ,', .■';/ j\< ) ■■ : ■ ' MAIN LINK. ■ ' "■■ ■'■-■' .'^H^ : V ■. AUCKLANP-MERCER-'ia AWAMUTD-OTOROHANGA, . ,:::,.'■... } ■ Sooth— Week Bays., j ■ ""* ~" | ! A ' i." '''.': '■ •' ■ . A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.Mi P.M. P.M. p ;,j pW. Auckland .. .. dcp. 6.0 0.20 7.V5 8.0 n.iQ us- 4.55 5.2<>,-fi"'>d Newmarket Junction .. 6.10 (i.35 7.25 S.lO 11.55, 4.25. 5.7 530 rt'3o Kcmiicra .. .. .. .. t)-15 G.lO 7.30 6.15 n 4.30' 5.12 6.35 0)35 •GrccTi Lane * ' ' •■ lv • ■« • ■ ; ■' '* '■•"' lw Ellcrslie .. .. .. ■• C 22 6.4S 7.33 '8.23 Ip 1 :l.4Mt\ 5.25 . 0.45 C 45 Penroso Junction .. .. 0-28 7.0 §3.0 831 1ii.25 Ti.ll) ~l,m~~r~ tOM Oumuhu .. .. {$£ af 7V IO 8.41' li'ib '4;59' .'-^ ' Papatoitoi .. .... .. ■*•■ ~l .. 12.55 5 8 "'. "' Mamirewa '.. .. < ..-*.. - * .. ■ ;.- .:• .HO?. . S.L'2 ' ..'■■ \;- .-''../ Papakura s.O .. .. 130 5.:i7 .." \, •Hunua * -• ..*.*„ "Drury 8.15 .. U. 25 1.47 5.55 ' "'•'" *Runciman * ••■ ■■ ■ "'. i !i"! . ..". , . ■!'.•' *Paerata . * .. .. * * Piikckoho .. ■ 8.57 .. 9.52 2.19 'C.2a "_" ;; 'Buckland * .. .. * ' ' Tiiakau U. 21 ..I - .. ai43 : 6.43 "UHiangarala • .. " *•■ , " l.i •-. ' Pokeno y.16 .. . , ... 3.3 7.0 ■''- " , hvrcrcer * ,arr> " 10-° "I 10- 35 3 lfl 7- 10 " '.\ fiercer .. .. \a&p. lu.S!) 3.J0 "Whangamarino .. .-• ♦ r •■■ "■ ■ yj:';' .'. ■", j . . '.' ! |*\Vairai)Ri .. .. .. * ; ■-.* ~; ~" .; ; "], :■ •UangirM .—... .... .. .. ..,, | .. .- : * r ,'«. ' " '" 'Ohinevvai .. .. .. * .. "■ • BLuntJy : 12.15 5.Z51 -~ .." ' V ■ Taupiri ~ J ../ i.. VIM 5.40 .. 1 " ■.?*.■ -.; Ngarnawahia ■ .. ..' i^.-us o.iu '.. \l ~..-, .-,][, \ *Fuketo .. .. ' " • "... "' '.'. *Teßapa.. .. .. ■■; ..< * * .. ". . "_ c Frankton Junction { d a^;| ;; " ;;j ... -■ T<-r- -^ "Rukuhia .. * .. ••; •*'• ■' " .. -," - '"-' Ohaupo 8.35 .. ..! 2.0 7.30 , .. ... . ~,,.• 'Lakelload .. .... * .. .. * ■ ~ * - .. .: : ' Ngaroto .. .. '.. .. 8.55 .. .. ,2.25.' 7.011 teawamuto I?"'- °-° •• •• --.a 7.^ .. ":: • ;. "TcPulli ... :: ••; " .. ', T. ■'.'.'■■ "Kawa .. .. .m .... .. .. • .. ..;,". .. [ • *Klokio .. ".'. •• ' •• •• ' *" .. '".'.' 'Olorolianga ■■ t■• •• •• , •• „,;,;,„ Vn.n a' u n-.-..- ■• , , , ~ ;■!• .....", North-Week Days. ■ ■ ■ ■ .■' I ■ I ' • / • . A.M. A.M. .A.M.. AM. A.M. P.M. P.M. PM. »Otorohanga flop. ••! - '"••':-'" "•■ M-'O .. ..• ;'. •Kiokio .. - .... •• ' •• -: ■ '.•• ;.. .••■•»}] : ... .. . .. •• *Kawa .. ■.. •* •• '•• ' •• — •.;•• v - ! •• .. i ..•. "TcPuhi... ~:. •• •• ~ •• ■• .. .. ' ... •; -•■•■--• f arr. •■Ui ■l - -.. .•■ .;■ •■ ! ..■■■■ '90- ■:"-/ '■ " ■ «■■' ■ (■> TeAwamutu .. .. ■[ de . p> _; ....■ ;.. V. , JAO " . :;. Ib Nparoto .. .. .. .. .. ~ « .. .. Hxj .. „ 3,5 *Lakcßoad .. *.. •• •• •• ••' •• •• ■ * .. -> '• Ohaupo .'.;, '.. .'. •• •• •• •• •- •• U-4o .. ... S.io : "Rukuhia .- - •• " '"':' ~ " "" n g n " ~ *„, Frankton JuncUon .. {^ ~ ~ '.'■'.'. loJti: .'. ~ Ho "Teßapa.. .. '• « « •• "— ■• •• ; .. ». ".*... "Pukctc •• •- .. * Ngaruawaliia .. '.. •• ~ - .... 11.30 ■.; .. 4.43 . Tnupiri .. .. .. .. •• •• - •• « "-'i ... .. ; 4.53 Huntly .. .. :...;-•• •• ••> ■ W* 5..; ,•• •• .M) "Oliincwai ~ '• " •■ •• " '•• .. ■ * •Rnngiriri. •• •• •• •■ ,;.■■ •• « ;* *\Vairangi •■ •• •• •• •• •• •• . . — • ,-"•■, •Whangamarino , -- ,r, •• •• ••■'•■'- , . ■■ ■ ;i..w \.. ■*, 1 f arr • -• • 1.45 6 SO' Mercer .. .... "\ dcp. -" •• 6.20 11.30 2.5 •.. '.'. •'"' ciso Pokeno .. ... .. •• -• - •• c-31 is 5-au '.;-■.■ .. 7.0 Sfflsraft-'■:: :: d :::.." ™ S S»- ::."" v. * , pSoht.. :: :: :: : :: - w*? ™ :: ■■:: 7 | 7 •Pnerata .. ■..' .'. „—••.. .... " i)ru^ ima" :: ; ::.: ,:: " r. m; i.w 3.3- :: ::. :i:; Papakura" " V. V. " T. 8.1 I.2fi 3.47 V.- " B^B Pnnntnitni .- -. •- ■• V"«J --O 4.10 . , * ,„. otahuhu :: : .. .. fi.so s.is uu 2.10 4.23 c.20 7.15; •■* Penrosc JunoUon ". "■ ■■ 1J.16 11^30 18.54 12.30. . H.3H 1G.3017.50 9.0,.^ Ellerslic 7.20 8.30 8.5S 2.30 - 6.35 -7.36.' ': '*■ Sera 1110 " !!' " US ' US 7.46 * Newmarket June. .. .. •• 7.35 s.iu jU9 2.05 ; {5.4 ; 6,51 .7.&0 9.20 AUCKLAND .■■■.. arr. 7.45 b.aS. 1 1>.2» 3.fi 5.13 7.0 a.O ».3O t Change for Oncliungn. |i Change for Auckland and Intermediate StatiOßS. - - ' -; ''■ . } Change for Kaipara Branch Stations. § Chanpe for Olahuhu. • A Passengers arc not booked by this train to Stations between.Auckland and OnehUDga. b Only stops to pick uu Passengers for South of Penrosc Jr.nciJofc. c. Runs on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays only. ■ ' - D. Runs on Mondays and Wednesdays only. ■ ■ . t ; .; _.. K. Rnns from Otorohanga on Tuesdays and'lniiredays only. : The 9.15 a.in. train from Tc A wannitn runs daily. P.• Frankton Junction for Cambridge, XeAroha and liotorua Lines. ' : Cambridge— lf. Aroiia and floronrjA Jjl.nes* , . " ■ ' ■ ;.■■!- ■ '■■] .'■■ >;:■■- if. South.—Week Days. J*'gktij.-Week Dats.;-j;,,,.•..' A.M.A.M. -,■;.■■>-■,, '.'■:■'''■■ A.'U, ft'K. Auckland, dep. ; .', ' ■• 8 01140 LichMeia. dcp. M2ft . — — *Putaruru Junction ~. , « .. ..p.M.k:M. ,*'i'nnmangi ■..-.. <.'. .-.: '" ■» Frankton .Inn., dep 1 30« v Oxford, ilup. .. ... .. -.;.. 13 (JO Hamilton West.. .. ■ .. _ .. 13S 7 10 .-Okoroire . .. .», ♦Hamilton East" .. : .. .. ' * -'Mansowhara .. ■.. .. ~-•;;■ ■ Eunknra Jnn., arr. .. ... •... .. 1 52j 722 Mntnmaia . .. ; L 131; Cambridge Br.— .. .. .. I -U'altori J ■-■•..- .... .-. ♦/ Ruakura Juu., dep. .: ..' .. .. 2 0d730 *Kiwitahi. ■'■>!'. 1 *Monpaonui .. .. * * Moninsville. arr., .. 2 3fl ; "'Tam'ahero .• * * •-— _'. '— ; —-;——■"' *Foncourt .. •• *• " Ts Aroha Br.—■ .. ■• *Hautapu.. ,'. * Te. Arena; dep... ... .. 320 ... GambridKO, arr. .: .. • ... ..2 40 SlO "Wainon .. ' » . .., ; ; , "Waitca .. *' Ruakura Jan., dep "'.. 2 0M 30 . *Tatna p Haua .....-'-;!-'*- ■ •~^.:;v; "Eureka .. .. .. ' " -Murray's * .. *Motumaoho .. .. .. ..■ ..■■' Mcrrinsvillc'orr. ..■■.;.. ;.. 9 6.. jVlomnsville,arr. .. ' 210 810 —— ~ ■ •■; '." ' '■ ' -—..—. --■ : — 1 —. Momnsville, dep. .. .. 91062 50 Tb Aroiia Br.— .. .. .. ; . rMotumnohe-.. .. .... • , Morrinsville, dep .. ..a255 8.15 'luireka .. ♦ * -Murray's' '.. .; '.. •'..'•" .. *■ v Ruakura Jun.,arr. .. .. 960 830 *Tatua oHaua..» ~. „... ■.. ■■'• * , ~: _...'" —■ —— • -—? *Waitoa .. .. , Camhridge Br.— . " ' ' *Waihou .. .... .. :.. : ■:; '■ "• ."' .Cambridge, dep. ..: .'.918^336 TeAroha, arr ;: .. .. 3408 55 "Haiitapu.. .. ... .. *•■•• ■»■ •"Fcncoiirt .. .. ;. * * IVtoWnsville, dep. .... : J -..62 50 _ *Tamahere. -..■•..., ~..-* ..■*;<..■ ♦Kiwitahi _ .. ...•■ *. » •Mongaonui * ♦ *Walton «. .. .. -. -Ruakura-Jun; arr.'r.-:::i; -.. o;fis"S-90"-' Matamata . '.'. .V. "!!'!! .. 355 , '.'. , Ruakura Jun,, dep. ~,,.. 1.0. Pc34o, *Maneawhara -. ■ ''.'. '•'•*• • - -'"Hamilton Kast.. .. ■".■..-."...:; ?*c y .'■ *GkoMTe\~ .. ." ""..• .. Hamilton West 1020808;, Oxford 435 •• Fraukton Jun.,arr... 10*25 4 0 '..]■. _ ,!! '.'. '.'. '* •, /!■ Auckland,-arr. ..: ... .; 513 91W ILiclifield. arr: .. ' ■■ - 520 ...I ...I. .. * Flag Station. ; i •:/,■■■.....-.,.■„,■• i■.•■-,-.•■ -~i - a RuriS 6n Tuesdays. Thursdays..and Saturdays only.. 0 Runson Mondam woAnotnan', nnft' Fridays only c Runs on Mondays. Wednesdays/ Fridays, and Saturdays only, d Rung on Wed nosdays and Saturdays only. The others run daily. , . ~..... A Runs on'lirsl Sundays in eacu month only.; • : ''-IIU ■""• ■'• '•'•* •' ■ ; KAlPAßA,BßANCH.—Aucklan^—He^eßsos—HEtENs¥itW.. •; .; ''^ Auckland to H.elensyille.—Week Days. PEi.ENS^'ii.i.E'.ToA.uoKiAyD.—We^c DAJ'g. ~ A I ~" ••: •:•'. • >.'::, •-A:"' am. a.m. p.m.-p.m. a.m. a.in; p.m,ip.tji. Auck-lana . ..>aeP.";7.o ; >. 10.35 4.40 215 HelensVille .. dep. 6,20 11.45 -4.0. .. Newmarket Junct'n 7.12 .11.12 , .4.57 2.25 : "HelensvilleSoutli.. •■■■■■*; i-*.: >*.■;■.;'* Mount Eden-, .. 7.19 11.19 '5.1 2.32 I *Ohiran(?i ■..- ' ..' *'■■■*■ wf : ;:'ii- .. .. *■ * * * • .. '.; ..*■■ •* ;.,-:*:?.,:;•. *Morningßide.. •■-. * * ." . ' 'Woodhill. ... \\. rcf.i •♦.■ •■•'. -;■.■•, ■*Mount Albert "_ * . '*. * 'Reweti.. w' .. * .*'::.* •■'.;■ . Avondale .. .. 7.35 11.88 -5,E0 " ii .. * •*!■■■■•■ ••: ■ ,u ---*New Lynn >»■ .. * " * " rKumeu> '.. ...'7.15 1.5 5.0 1. •■>. "Waikomiti '..' .. * " * 3.0 ■; VTaupaki ■ ..-..; *. ;*,!...<. ---"Henderson ... ..8.0 12.5 5.45 .. WaitakereL .■•• .. 7.85r I.SOi 5.20 : : v ,i. _:t *Swanson.i ,« ._, * *- ', r .. 0 vSwanson :.; -;. * > ■'■>*.'. ■?.'.: ;; Waitakerel ..; .. 8.25 12.32 6.15 „ .Henderson! .; ' -i. 8.0 2.5 .5.46 ffUoii *T.onpaki ... .. * * * .. "j*Waikoiniti -'.••■ i ■.. '"*. ;" : *. .'4.45 • Ktitneti '■■;:-■ .. B.^s' 1.5 6.a!3 „ 'New Lynn .. „ ». *. .*.i. ■ • *Waimauku .. * " Avondale .. ..8.27 2.32 610 •---*-.• *Reweti.. * * ♦ .. 'Mount Albert ■< •-.. -f > * , *•. .• * "Woedhill ... ....... " ' *~..,..., ''*Morningside.V '"".': --*''■ *,* '•••' q "Paeroa.. .. * *. * .. '•K-ingsland ... „• '* *■ -».» ---' .. ..'! *<: '■-*■■' '• &\ %.' Mount Kdon.i <■>-:■: BAT 6.24 5.13 ••Helensville South.. * * * 4 ■'.. Newmarket Junct'n 9.4 3.10 638 5.21 /lelensvilte,.^. arr.' ,9.40 2.10 • 7.30 !.. Auckland .. arr. 9.T3 3.20 6L45 5.30 *Fla~"& Stations-—Trains tl 6 not stop unless required.'' Notice'should' ,b'«! to' the "Guard at" orevious stofepinS: stations byany passenger desiring,to alight atFlag Stations.' :■';•■ re \\ 2 y • is'.aji Timetables issuea prior to tbie date are now.cancelled.^ ~