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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4450, 24 June 1875, Page 3

Publications. BRADSHAW’S -GUIDE TO NEW ZEALAND. . . The extension of Railway communication, the consequent exceedingly rapid increase m the passenger traffic throughout the colony of New Zealand, and the paucity of information of a reliable character-—now obtainable of the arrivals and departures of the various trains, coaches, mail and other steamers, and all methods of travel, render the publication of some trustworthy and authentic record of reference an absolute necessity. The subscribers propose to issue to the public a monthly GUIDE, similar as far as circumstances will permit—to the well-known “Bradshaw” of the mother country, containing Time Tables, compiled with every possible regard to accuracy, and from information obtained from authentic sources only, of all Kailways, Coaches, Steamers, &c., &c. The projected publication will also contain full information regarding Postal and telegraphic arrangements, General, Provincial, and Muuicipal Governments ; Public Institutions, Banks, Insurance Companies, complete Descriptive Itinerary, and, in short, will be made as replete with general and useful information The want of a medium of ADA 7 BRHSING l?OR THE WHOLE COLONY has long been felt by all commercial classes. The publication now projected will, it is confidently anticipated, fully fill that want, as it will be the first aim of the subscriber to produce the work at a price which must ensure its being accessible to the whole community. It is calculated that an issue of some thousands per mouth may be relied upon, whicli will be distributed throughout the entire colony. The advantages thus offered to advertisers must therefore be at once apparent. In submitting this Prospectus to the Public of New Zealand, the subscribers beg to give the assurance that every effort will be made to carry it out in its integrity, and render it proportionately as recognised an Institution in New Zealand as “Bradshaw’s Guide” is in England. Terms of Subscription and for Advertising may be ascertained from the various agents, whose names will shortly be published in the local newspapers. DALGLIESH & REID 'j>HE “MONTHLY REVIEW” for July 1 will contain original articles and tales. The “MONTHLY REVIEW” can be obtained of all Booksellers throughout the Colonies of Victoria, New South Wales, and New Zealand. Subscription (in advance) ss. 6d. per annum. Letters and advertisements can be sent to the New Zealand Times office, Wellington. Saddlery OLO NI A L SADDLERY AND HARNESS DEPOT, Under the Verandah, Lambton-quay. In order to make room for Five Packages to Arrive per C'ollmgwood, J. E. EVANS offers his STOCK at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Country Storekeepers should take advantage of this chance, as the reduction is genuine, and the goods first-class—the greater part having been made on the premises. Ladies’ saddles, quilted allover hogskin, with leaping head Ladies’ saddles* quilted seat and forepart do do ... Ladies’ saddles, quilted forepart, with leaping head Ladies’ saddles, quilted forepart, without leaping head Gents’ allover hogskin saddles, best quality—made on the premises Gents' allover stained bag leather saddles, do Gents' best stock saddles, with hogskin dr flesh-out seat—own make ... ... • • • Gent’s second quality, do do do ... English and Sydney made saddles, from ... One case Ashford’s Whips— all kinds—just landed, at 20 per cent, discount off usual Best Scotch style cart harness, per set complete ... ... '...600 Second quality do do do do ... 5 10 0 Leading and plough harness, from 3 0 0 Best brass-mounted trap harness, any style ... ... ... 7 10 0 Second quality, do ... ... ... 7 0 0 Cart breechings ... ... from 1 0 0 Collars ' ... from 0 IS 0 •German-silver spurs, per pair, from 0 5 0 Martingales ... ■ ... ... from 0 4 6 Leather girths ... from 0 5 0 Ladies’ bridles (round) ... from 10 0 Snaffle bridles ... from 0 4 6 Felt saddle-cloths ... . ... each 056 All other goods at corresponding prices. Orders, accompanied with a remittance, packed free of charge.* On Storekeepers’ borders of £lO and upwards, 5 per cent, discount allowed during the sale, which will continue until sufficient room is made for goods to arrive, Orders for goods not in stock will he executed at the reduced prices. J. E. EVANS, Wholesale Manufacturer of everything connected with the Saddlery and Harness trade, Under the Verandah, Lambton-quay. Repairs of all kinds promptly and PROPERLY executed. £ s. d. 8 10 0 7 0 0 6 10 0 6 0 0 7 0 0 5 5 0 4 10 0 4 0 0 2 15 0 rjd II OM A S LOWES SADDLER, &c., Lambton-quay, W ellington. T. L. begs to inform the public that he has purchased the business on Lamhon-quay, with an extensive and well-assorted stock of Saddlery and Harness, from his brother, Mr. Wm. Lowes, and respectfully solicits a continuance of that patronage _ which has been so liberally bestowed upon him. W M. LOWES, Saddler, &c., _ In returning thanks to the public for the very liberal patronage with which he has been favored during the eight years he has been in business, respectfully solicits a continuance of their favors on behalf of his successor. W. L. also respectfully requests that all accounts due to him be paid before the 30th of June to his brother, who holds authority to receive them, and all accounts against him bo rendered for payment. Wellington, May 31. T H DMAS L O WE SADDLE R, S , By Appointment to the Marquis of His .Excellency Normanby. Lameion-qday, Wellington, MANUFACTURER .AND IMPORTER OF SADDLERY & HARNESS, CONTRACTOR FOR VOLUNTEER ACCOUTREMENTS Of Every Description, SOLID LEATHER CASES FOR NAUTICAL AND SURVEY INSTRUMENTS, b Single and Double Milbßelting made to order, &0., &0., &C. i T, L. has on hand a first-class assortment of imported and colonial-made goods; and, having made arrangements with one of the best English houses for a regular supply, is in a posi tion to do business at a much lower rate than usual. Repairs of every description connected with the trade executed with neatness and despatch.