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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1080, 22 May 1882, Page 3

I Shipping..'ihtellij^eiLUu' i PORT. OP WELLINGTON. '" ARRIVED, : ■May, 20.—Tui, 8 3.,; 64 tons, Pope, from Kaikoura. . : , ..- •-.■_ Huia, 5.8., 90 tons, Berriman.-from, Wan- ,, Napier, s.s,'4B tons, Fisk, from Picton. Annie Hill, brigantine, 128 tons, Myers, from Inveroargill. • -.. Oreti, si, .117 tons, Campbell, from Auckland via East Coast ports. ■ May 21.—penguin, s.s., 442 tons, Auder--son, from Lyttelton.' Maud Graham, schooner, 80 tons, Jorgenson, from Lyttoltoh. Hawea, s,s., 446 tons. Kennedy, from Nelson. . Go.-Ahead,' s.s.',' 130-' tons, Doile, from Lyttelton and'Kaikoura. Westport, s.s., 253 tons, Gibbs, from Westport. • . • Mohaka, s.s., 20 tons, Jones, from Blenheini, Wakatu, b.s.','-.78' ton?, Gibbons, from Patea, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. „ ; London-Waimea, Feb, Ist; Star of-the - ' East, March Bth; Crusader Feb. 17th • Helen'' Denny, .MarJi 17th; Loch Doon, April 3rd j City of Taniore April ' • 23rd.*. .-,-■• •■•■■■ * Glasgow.-Glenariff, Feb. Blh. America.—Edenfleld,(via Auckland), Nov 2: Annie Burr/Feb, 14th, ' &G.TDRNB(JLL&Co • J.X, are Agents for the fol- .. lowinp steamers aud. sailing ves:sels',trading' lo and from Wellington :- For' Sari Francisco, thence by rail and steamer to Liverpool— . . • '.--. The s.s, Zealandia \ "*:!■■'■■ New York Every 4 weeks Tho s.B. City of ■" , ... 'Sydney j '."For Wangani- ,;'. The s.s. Huia.)'™ ~ . :.-':• ■;'•'_ .rjiyj'-j Jhreetimesaweek, For Kaikoura'- and Lyttdton- ' The b.B. Tui, weekly. ' For Foxton- ''■ ■ ' The s, s. Jane Douglas, twice a week, For BangitW-'-. The.s.s, Jane Douglas, every fortnight c . EorMaThe 8:8. "Patea, twice a week, For Blenhem via Picton— The 9.8. Napier, twice a week. - For London, direct—- .. ; • At regular intervals by Messrs Shaw, Saviir. & : ' Co;'s; Passenger line of ■ Paokets. '■". . For China and tho ■Hastily 'the?'-Eastern aud Australian Steamship- Co,'s Steamships from ' Sydney, every fortnight. .For China ani Japan— ' •'

Full particulars, can be had on applica tionto ' W. & G. •TURNBULL & CO, Shipping and Custom Houße Agents, Welun(iton, 991 n o It S A L : 400 aores good land, Opaki, six miles from Masterton. £4 per acre, terms. 2,000 acres pastoral .and agricultural land, ■ East Coast, Permanent improvements • and all necessary buildings, Good investment Several first-rate sections in Dixon's oatato Really good house and about two acres improyed land in johnston-st. Bargain Good dwelling house and five acres superior land in Oolumba road. Cheap 360 acres grazing land for salo or lease, ; Farm of 55 acres rich land, dwelling and outbuildings near Harterton to let on lease ! or for sale, 400 acres of splendid grazing land, well •watered and grassed, dwelling house, stable with loose bozes, shed and loft, sheep yards and " dip, and stock yards. Nice garden and orchard. Owner willing to sell cheap for cash or on terms. 250 sheep given in, A Pleasant Home, remarkably cheap, for sale. -4-roomed house, with double chimney, in Albert-street, within a few minutes walk of the Post Office aud .Railway Station, \ acre of land, fenced, with garden and pump. Price, £2OO, on easy terms, 2j miles from Carterton-241 acres firstclass land, fenced, and sub-divided, cleared, and grassed; ' Lean-to, Cottage, Dairy, Cow I Shed, Sheep .Yard, Pig-styes, good Orchard, and nice-strpam of water. On terms, ■' . TO LET. 1 • ■ ■' Wo are instructed ;by B. P. Perry, to let thoso new..commodious, and handsome SHOPS, fronting on Queen and ' PoViy'-stets, arid which are, without exception, the best stand lor business pi'emises in the Borough :-No 1.-Corner shop fac ing Queen aud Perry-streets, having private entrance, with four lofty aud cunvenient rooms, suitable for offices or-dwelling apartments. 'No 2 and 3—Facing Queen-st., tach having 3 departments, with every coivenience. ship and dwelling in Pe.rryrst.v-Kent moderate, "■'"■■ TO LEND. Money" in sums of £SO aud upwards on good ! freehold security.. ~.' agencies. Sorth British:and Mercantile Insurance Co, Masterton Pe'rmanont Investment aud Buil.U .; ingjSocioty.! ':'■'■* '-'■ E. BROWN <fc CO., 970 „. .-Couhoil Chambers. Masterton.

.: ..WApLIN'S WAIRARAPA STEAM SASH AXD DOOll FACTORY. 1 ■ •" GREYTWN. MR WAKELIN, having tuba Mr E, B. Hawkins as &■ partner into the abovo I business, they have rebuilt the Factory on 1 ah imporved principle, and fitted it up with all the'.best maohinery, and are now prepared to supply the trade and public generally with 1 FLOORING,' LINING, AND ■j / ROSTIOATING. ' Architraves, Skirting, and Moulding of the i best description. : , Sashes and [Sim Frames ■ ;,:■'.' . Rimu, Totaro, and Kauri Doors. TURNED WORK OF EVERY DESCRIP- ; ~, r TION:-; •Large stock of, seasoned timber always on ! hand. f^UILDEBS' [Piles, Shingles, Post's, and Rails, coal and •firewood at the lowest current rates. '■■ wakelinThawkins SOOKS! ; BOOKS! BOOKS! GENTLEMEN WHO POSSESS U SPARE VOLUMES . OF POPULAR & GENMAL. ; LITERATURE, Are invited to place them .at the disposal of the ■ ' ';■ , MASTERTON INSTITUTE ' As its funds for replenishing the book-sbolv are at present very limited, PARCELS of BOOKS Whether smaU or large, will bo thankfully received by the Librarian or the undersigned andduly.ackuowledged. .U. •: . r.'.W.'SE.LLAR,'; 1061 , Hon. Secretary.. W.J. GANDY, 1 OENl'fon'B.cock.'s.Jara, Wade's Corn l Nelson. 'Voito & Co.'s Teas, Twit's Coffees, &c, Murray's Confeotionary and Biscuits. ._■,.', -■-.■' .'.. • Also Uustom-Hbuse and: Gpnaral Coin-I DUB6ion:.Afi6pt,,Grey.Bt.'i r Wellington, ~:f I