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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1070, 10 May 1882, Page 3

Shippinc I:.. ylligeiu. g PORT OF WELLINGTON. May 9,-Go-Ahead, s.s., 130 tons,. Doilc, fromWanganui. Tui, 5.5., : 641 uis; Pope, from Wanganui. Pnss'eng-rs-Misse's McCangher and. Young, Mrs Truman',' Messrs Com oily, Macintosh, Coventry, Hodgkinson, Thompson, Robertson, Truman'j-S m, and Williams. Lyttoltonv'ps', SG tons, Conway, from Blenheim, May, barqucntinc. 237 tons, Grant, from Japan. Passenger—Mr Hoggard, Westport, 5.8., 268 tons, GiLbs, from Lyttelton. Passengers-Misses Bragg, Peager, McCarthy and Blown (2), Messrs Warren, Lyall, Steele, and Buchanan, and 12 for forward points. ..• ; .-. -SAILED. May 9:—Napier, s.s,, 48 tons, Fisk, for Picton.' Passenger—Miss Corcoran. t ,- tons, Fraser. for Foxton. Passenger—Miss Wrigg, Huia,-B.s.,9otbns, Berriman, for Wanganui. Passengers—MissesToogood and Riggs, Messrs'flmTock,JStewart, Scott, 1 Maori. ■ Kennedy, s.'s.; 123 tons, Wilson, for Nelson and West Coast. ' Westport, s.s.; 263 tons, Gibbs for Westport. ■'. :. « .:,-, . Hinomoa, Government steamer, 282 tons, Johnston; for,tho Mamikau.' Mohaka, a si 1 ,20 tons, Jones, for Blenheim Kiwi, s,s., 133 tons, Campbell, for Castle j Point and Napier. rKf 4'&.TOBMBOUi4Co . YY. i are Agents for the following steamers and sailing vessels trading to and'from' Wellington ':— For San Francisco, thon'co by rail and steamer to Liverpool— '". . The 8,8. Zealandia \ The s.s. Australia . The s. City of L , , ■•■'■ Now York ' The s.s. City of Sydney For .Wanganui— .'. : The s.s. Huia | ™ ■ .• , Tui ( e 3a w ' For Kaihnra and LyltdlonThe 8.8. Tui, weekly. For Foxton—- . The s. s. Jane Douglas, U ice a week. For RanfjitiM— : ' Th,e s.s. Jaue Douglas, every fortnight, '■i ■ fov'Patea- > The s.s. Patea, twice a week, "• For 'Blaiheim via Piclon—- ■■ ThQ,s,B, Napier, twice a week. For.lonfaj direct— - At regular intervals by Messrs Shaw, Savill & Co,'s Passenger line of Packets, For China and the East— By the Eastern and Australian Steamship 'Co.'s Steamships from Sydney, every fortnight. For Chhia and Japan— By theßarqucntine May and Barque Alexa. Three times a week. Full particulars can bo had on applica- ' .. tion to " W. &G. TURNBULL & CO., Shipping and Custom House Agents, •■ Welukoton. 095 THE NEW ZEALAND LOIN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited), Capital £3,000,000 rpKIS Company is prepared to grant I _ LOANS on FREEHOLD properties. ; Consignments of WOOIi and other produce are received, either for SALE by AUCTION at its Warehouses, Wellingtou, or foi SHIPMENT to LONDON 1 or elsewhere; and on these liberal CASH advances arr made. Advances are also made rn' GRO w ING CROPS and CLIPS of WOOL; and indents are executed in London and the Colonies on the most favorable terms. For further-particulars apply to the Company's Agents, H. H, LANG, Wellington; • ~8. KEITH, 955 ... Mastcrlon, ' EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY. THE Undersigned has just opened up t well-selected assortment ol PRIZE BOOKS and new Books for Presents •Large assortment of DOLLS. BIRTHDAY CARDS, TRANSFER and RE LIEF SCRAPSjn endless variety. Toys. Toys. NEWEST NOVELTIES I In Fancy Stationery, Photo, Scrap, and Fori ; Albums, Card Baskets, Card Cases, Purses, Pocketbopks, Workboxes, Wri ting Desks, Papeteries, N.Z. Gems large assornnent of New Scraps nni Birthday Cards, Shell and Moncj Boxes, Playing-Cards, Skipping Ropes ;. Cricket Balls, Pocket Compasses, Tapi Measures, aud Carpenter's Pencils. ■ ■ A good assortment NEW MUSIC. LIBRARY. PHOTOGRAPHY In all its branches. Photographs taken ii any weather by the Instantaneous (Iclatino Bromide Dry Plates, LAitGKS'i' and Rest Assoktment of MAORI.PHOTOGRAPHS '.. • • In New Zealand. '-- THOS. F PRICE. WILLIAM H, M ILL W AUD fitJi'lS' T M?rT".",' Ilaa to arrive, per Waiinca, from London--33 crates earthenware, consisting o dinner services, toilet sets, break fast and tea cups and saucers, bowl beakers, plates, jugs, &c. 80 kegs rofiehcad wire nails 1 cask cutleiy, etc 1 case luggage, Craekner's A second band Milners's lire resistin 6afe, with double chambers, tw drawers and duplicate key Per Glenariff, from Glasgow—- ,. fi crates IlocMngha n tea pots 1 do Majolica ware 2 Lhds cut an 1 pressed glass Per Lohengrin, from Liverpool - 34 crates assorted earthenware Bass and Co.'s India pale ale, bottled b Ihlers and Bell Guinness' foreign extra stout, bottle Ihlers aud Bell / Per early vessel from Nfew York—--90 cases Americaa chairs Per Helen Denny./irom London—--750 boxes De/Roubaix's candlos .. lOC OO AR 1)1'N(l AND DA I' SCIIOO 1 iCoLK-STMSET, MASTKErOX. }: ; Pkwi'AL; Miss BEST, ." 'A/thoroughly, sound English Educuio toxins the basis of tho instruction givei sfod, in addition, the following subjects ai 'taught I : French, German, Italian, Latin, tig I— , bra, .Music, Drawing anr Needl .V'ork. Domestic" irfangements [are liberal an home-like, _■■"' 'Terms'moderate. Prospectuses forwarded on applicaii.no. Tho Second Tenn of-1882" will coihuiiu on THURSDAY,'2Sth May.j •'■-..... Evenirie Class for French: ... ;; "1 ACRE "OF LAND with . two-roomi 1 House at Gladstone.. Fries-- £25,' zas also several dwellings in.- Carterton, 1,-...! ' A t L, WHITE,'. - 10G0 Carterton.