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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 297, 22 December 1870, Page 2

out .„ ne lias me matter, ~' for this ses_.Jur in vaiu. There _iat the line for which such a decided inbe made ; and hns : any in the island of ...eful and reproductive, position of Port Albert for ..gnificent inland sea, and the prox- _. mi itv of the port of Mahurangi, point the ~ j'i line'out as one that shall and must be 'In> U-vfr made, and if it can be included in the *>uo public works scheme of the General Government, in accordance with the proposal of M r. Creighton, it will be one of the most tueritorious works thatcanberecommended V the Provincial Council. But the fatal •stacle to the success of Mr. Dyer's .vement has been the aspect of angonism which his proposal in every form as assumed towards the popular railway ■.cross the Kaipara portage. Every one lispassionately and disinterestedly weighng the conflicting claims of these two ines, must pronounce in favour of that connecting Helensville and Hiverhead, Nature points to that portage as the spot where communication should connect

.11----u is a ,_ 1871 ; ...formed, oiling issues is a tiny little a whole page a marvel of comit contains tho timeue North Shore boats, ...e 'buses and coaches to One- ,_„, Waikato, &c, the postage rates, siarnp duties, rising and setting of the sun, aud time oi' high-water, together with a small tabulated calendar of the whole year. It is really a multum in parvo, expressly adapted for the waistcoat pocket, and being very neat, and we presume in price proportionate to its size, we predict for the pretty little thing quite a run.