! My. 1, " 'Lytteltbu. , , ; Jane Douglas from Foxton. ; /Grafton from Wojt Coast and Nelson, j July 2.-Boweq from Fooohow, - ' ! Go-Ahead from iVanganni, [ Huia from Wanganui. ! Arawata from Sydney, via Auckland and tast Coast porta. - i Waitiki from Lyttelton, : Kiwi from Napier and Cashpoint. SAILED. July I.—Ladybird for Westport. Napier for Picton'.' Cassandra for Pott Chalmers, TT7 ft-Q.TDBN.BOLL 4 Co' V VV , aro.Agcnts for tlie ; fol. ' lowing steamers and sailing V es. sels trading to and from Wellington: - For San Francisco, thence by rail and steamer to Liverpool—" -.■.'.. The 8,8. Zoalandia \ The B,s. Australia The- s. City of . L ■ ..■ , New York ' • [E™ry;4 weeks The 8,8. City of, Sydney ] For Wanganui— ■ The s.s. Fuia) .„, ... , m • Jhreetiincsaweek, For Kaikoura and Lyttdtdn- , The s.s. TmV weekly. ; For FoxlonThes.B. JanoDouglas,twice a week; For Bangitikei— The s.s. Jane Douglas, every fortnight, .." ,' ForPafeaThe s.s, Patea, Iwios a week,-. • For Blenheim via PictonTho s.s. Napier, twice a week.v', : For London, direct— . At regular intervals by Messrs Shaw, Savill & Co.'s _Passenger lino of Packets. Porf7iißo and the ftwfBy the Eastern and Australian Steamship Co,'a Steamships from • Sydney, every fortnight. For China and Japan— By the Barquentine May and Barque Alexa. Full particulars can be had on application to W. & G. TURNBULL & CO., Shipping and Custom House Agents, Wellington. 995 Education:!' ■ '?;o3itoiy. \HEUm 1 -!.. has j .si opi-ied m.. ;r JL L«T .1111 well-selected asm me tof PEIZE I -•• KSnndmw honks for ] r.isouts. 1 -n-Kc (lsoitmeit'if Di'iLLS BIKTHIiAY CAiirKSTUAA'SMiltaucl UKLIEF SPRAIN in.ndii«s variety. (Ex ''l.ouside") A Large Assiiw.uEXT op PLAIN, and FAtfOY STATIONERY, DAY BOOKS, LISDGEMS, ■ ' CASH, POCKET, and ■ ■MEMO. BOOKS. Newest Novelties In Photo, Scrap, and Fern Albums, Card Baskets, Card- Cases, Purses, Workboxes, Writing Desks, Papeterics, N Z. Gems. Large assortment of bhell and Money Boxes, Playing Card?, Skipping liopos, Cricket Balls, Pocket Compasses, Tape Measures, and Carpenter's
Toys! Toy_s_l Toys! 'i'ramcais, Tops, Boxes, Furniture, tea Dnd Dinner Sots, Sm., &c. , ■ , For sale (cheap) HANDSOME ROSEWOOD Piano, by Brinsmeadand Sons; also. Mason and Haiilw Organ, in capital order. NEW MUSIC, A Splendid Assortment of Oleographs in Gilt Primes, LIBRARY; PHOTOGRAPHY In all its branches. Photqgraphs taken in any weather by the Instantaneous GelatinoBromide Dry Plates, Largest and Best Assortment OF MAO.RI. PHOTOGRAPHS In New Zealand, Including ' Tawhaio,' the Maori King'Eewi,"To Whiti,'.and other Celebrated Chiefs, THOS. E. PHTOE.- 1078 G. L. JEMESS, WATCHMAKER AND JEW. LLER. •KW Hasjusi rrciivcdrx •■ S:n o the East." SJ4 cases of CLOCKS from £>si. ALAIiM CLOCKS from 7s 6d, Ins; iwt the STOCK, CAUIION.-Tho public are caulked gainst entrusting work to anyone using my name, as I have not anyone travelling :.ir me. G. L. JEN NESS. £IOO REWARD. WILL be paid to anyone who will .',iv BU(hii.ii:na'i-i'!:>? ••;• : - [. jio discovery of any man who is telling Pure Confectionery cheaper than G-. H Thornton, Wholesale Manufacturing Confectioner, Manners-street, Wellington. NOTE.-Freight paid to any poi t in Npa\ j Zealand, for cash witli order. KUli J BIEBEL'S FANCY EEPOSITORY W . COM-STRKET. Importer of Wools, Laces, and all Fsncy work Materials. Sole Agentfor Madame Bayard's celebrated Paper Patterns. Journals of fashion snd Plain aud Fancy Needlework. Shipments received evory month direct from Loudon, All country orders 'must contain remittance, 1078 TO SADDLERS, BOOTMAKERS, kt\ MESSRS BAPP AND HARE are appointed our Masterton Agents. All wdors left in their care will receive immeiliate attention. HARVEY & SONS. : Tanners &c„ Masterton. FIREWOOD ! FIREWOOD 1 FIREWOOD. i\wij, ury, souna rirewooa.supplied by \J the undersigned and delivered at the shortest' notice. All orders 'left with..J. Illlliott, saddler, will receive prompt attention. ;■•.• J.J.OHAPMAN, UO7 : Upper Plain. Waihenga Smi%\ JOHN HPD<JE, Junr., IN taking oyer tho.biismess-lately cou< "ducted' by JJr R.,Bright, sen.,-;, begs (o solicit from settlers in the neighborhood and Lower Valley generally, a continuation' of their 'patronage.': Every description'of BlackEmith's woik, turned I out promptly :md'in.aTnoio#wwkinanl»kewannei...':L'-' ■.'.'■' .T. iiODG^WAIHENnA:":; 1074 KOE SALE., aUs pcrsinglo sack. KedncJ tionmade' for quantities. 8. BACON & CO'jß* , . WainonaMijle.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1115, 3 July 1882, Page 4
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639Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1115, 3 July 1882, Page 4
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