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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 866, 6 September 1881, Page 4

TIHE ROY'S AWN .mPER? IHE DOY'S UWN I APER. CONTENTS— The Gum Bam, by Jules Vein# (illustrated) Ths Obdisj o* ihb Sdowbibb; by Gordon Staples, M.D.R.N, (illustrated) Batths with ths SsJi r by ,B. U. Ballantyne (illustrated! •??' ! Tdb A'iw Bot, by Paul Blako (illustrated) Adv*htukfs. or a- Thbki-Qcihw Watch (illustrated) : ' ; Advbntuess Atloat, by ths late W.j H. Kingston (illustrated) Entomology in April, by Theodore Wood (illustrated) , I Leading Types in Yachts (Page engraving) Practical Bants on Model Yaoht Sailing . (illnifcratod) | The Cricket Seasons of 1880 and 1881 Gymnastics (illustrated) . i Silkworms and their Management I Somme Boies who west Fysshynge (page engraving I Fishing Taekle, and How to Make it;|by J. Harrington Keene (illustrated) I How to Me a Cheap Glook (illustrated) Some Straightforward Conjuring Books, described byDr ScofTern (illustrated) The Boy's Own Pigeon Loft and Dovecot Oharaotoristic Autographs A Btrango Story . Odd Bits by an Odd Fellow Signs of the Seaßon (page engraving) Mr J. A Squires Practioal Hints to Young Painters (illustrated) "A Little Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing" (illustrated) Entomology in May, by Theodore Wood Piotorial Pickings from the Poets, by A. Ohiisetaore Lacrosse, by a Champion Player An Old Virgil, by Robert Richardson, B.A, University Boatrace of 1881 (illustrated) The " Bests" on Becnrd Our British Freshwater Fishes Entomology in June, by Theodore Wood Glances at Cricket, by Lord Charles Butsell Some Boys who Became Famous (illustrated) Sea Myths (illustrated) Night's-Adventure Working with a Will Jacques Faubert the Drummer Boy (illustrated) Chapter on Swords (illustrated) Music, Our Notebook, Poetry, Our Odd Column, Chess, Prize Competitions, and correspondence. Colored Frontispieces: 1, H.K.H, the Prince »f Wales and his Bailor Sodb. 2, Our British Freshwater Fishes. i, British Volunteers. Orders to be sent to T . R A E , Lambtoa Quay, Welilgton, TOWN HALL, MASTERTON. Theatrical : or private partes, Quadrille Clubs, Dancing Parties, &c. can engage the above Hall, with or without Piano, at Seasonable Bates. JAMES BROWN, 789 Lessee. (JRWIN'S WELLINGTON HOTEL. WELLINGTON. rpHE Proprietor of the above Hotel wishas -*• to inform his friends in the Wairarapa District, that he has takon and thoroughly renovated the above Hotel, where those who will favor him with a call will find all the comforts of a komo. THE WELLINGTON is CLOSE to this RAILWAY STATION, And guests can depend upon being called

and have Breakfast in time for the first Train in the morning. Night Porter kept, a good Bath room, and a good Bead room. And every comfort and convenience at the WELLINGTON HOTEL. TBOB. URWIN, 859 Proprietor. Wairarapa Daily Filed. Royal Hotel. MASTERTON, WAIRARAPA. 0. F. WORTH (Late Hotolkecper in Canterbury, at Taita, Lower Hutt; and in Wellington), HAYING Leased tho Railway Hotel Masterton, which in future will bn named the ROYAL, begs to solicit the patronage of old friendi and the public O.F.W. haying thoroughly renovated the Hotel, ia now prepared to supply good accommodation and liquors of the best quality to all who will favor him with their patronage. Billiard Boom, Quoit Grounds, and Skittle Alley on the premises, Good Mroomi, and ample accommodation for Boaraeri, THE STABLES are ssoond to none in the Town, being replete with superior Loose-box accommodation, with necosswy requirements, including Grass Paddook, with stream of wator running through tho same, Livery and Bait at reasonable charges. Horse stand for oasual visitor! free.Every description of Catering attended to with ears ana deipatrb, Conveyance to and from Railway Btation to meet every train. C. F. WORTH, Proirijtok. Wakarapa Daily Fikd, EMPIRE HOTEL, Qo HM4TUIT MIBTMTOH, J. H. CORBETT. THE proprietor of the above hotel having made extensive additions to the original building, and fitted up tho whole house with the latest improvements for the convenience and comfort of all who may favor him with their patronage, ib now prepared to provide Private Accommodation for Ladies and Gentlemen, and FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION Forwarders and Travellers. A TABLE D'HOTE it 12.30 and 6 P.M. A Nighi Porttr Ktpt. ONE OFALCOOO BEST TABLES in the Billiard-room, apa Daily Fikd, EMPIRE STABLES. J, H. Corbeit having taken over the stables attached to the Hotel, has engaged Mr A, HATHAWAY&a his manager lor the same, and under his oharge owners oi horses can rely upon every attention being paid to them.;' 1 /. ; The selebrated Saloon 'Bon has also been purohated for the Hotel, and, trill in future be known as' the UMPIRE HOTEL 'BUS, and will run to and from eaek train, picking up and letting down parcels in any part of Horse* bought tndaold on eoamiiiion, A Firit-elass FEED for Horses at : : ONE SHILLING. . ; Ho charge trill be madt for standing horßes-cmtowen haring that privilege OUATII; v: ,m