hipping; Intelligence. . 1 7^%0<M*$^i-j--'■jfow lpieHawea from Pioton andjNebon,' Wanaka from the South. Napier froiii Picton'. ■ , , ~SAILED., '.. • Jroi 19.—Siwea 'fortLo South, EUertbnfor-Qreymouth. .; Stella>for The Brothers. Napier for Pioton. ■ ■'■ ..."."." Tui'for.Kaikora and Lyttelton. " &G.TOENBOLL&CO 'V',' are Agents for the folselfl trading to and from Wellington : ... For ■'.■ Sa- Francisco, thence by rail and ~, "• Theß,B. ZeaMdia\ .he a. Cityof New York •The 8.8. City of .For Wangami • : 1?or; KoMita m& Lyttelton— ; ~'"!,!'rThß'Bia;Tui, weekly, I "%es.e. r Jane Douglas, twice a week, sQi\Bangitiki- ., I T The 8.8. Jane Douglas, every fort- «■♦■•';! = night;' • ■ ' • MPaUd-- : ',; Theß.s. Patea, twice a week. , For 'fflnhe&m ; via Picton—- ; ''' The'B,s. Napier, twice a week, For £oM6ft, At regular intervalsiy Messrs Shaw, ,!'•■": Sa'vill' & Co. 's Passenger line of Paokets; for China? xn&tliQ East—i By the Eastern and Australian i, y Steamship Co,'s Steamships f ■ "'• ' Sydney j every fortnight .. ,For (Mim and Japan—ti'v':' Bylheßarquentine May and Barque ■ Alexa; JuU ■particulars can be had on application to. ".*'; Wi ;&.Gy TURNBULL & CO., Shipping and Custom House Agents, ' • ■'•' Wellington. 995 Educational Depository. THE Undersigned has just opened up a Large and well-selected assortment of PRIZE BOOKS and'new Books for Presents. ; Large assortment of DOLLS. • BIRTHDAY CARS, TRANSFER and RELIEF SCRAPS in endless variety. Also(Ex "Ironside.") A Large Assortment of PLAIN and FANCY STATIONERY, DAY BOOKS, LEDGEIiS, CASH, POCKET, and ■• MEMO. BOOKS. Newest Novelties : In Photo, Scrap, and Fern Albums, Card Baskets, Card Cases, Purses, Work-boxes,-Writing Desks, Piipeterios, N Z, ' Gems, : Large assortment of bhell and ; Money Boxes, Playing Cards, Skipping Itopen, Cricket Balls, Pocket Compasses, Tape Measures, andCarponter's Pencils.
Toys! Toys! Toys! Including Toy Porambulatori, Dolls, Trains, Tramcats, Tops, Boxes, Furniture, Tea trad &<;., &c. For sale (cheap) HANDSOME-BOSS-WOOD Piano, byßrinsmeadand Sons; also. Mason and Hamlin Organ, in capital order. .. NEW MUSIC. A Splendid Assortment of Oleographs in Gilt Frames, , LIBRARY; PHOTOGRAPHY In all its braucb.es.' Photographs taLn in any weather by the Instantaneous GelatinoBromide Dry Plates, Largest and Best Assortment of MAORI PHOTOGRAPHS In New Zealand. Including 'Tawhaio,' the Maori King; 'lloivi," To Whiti,' and other Celebrated Cliiofs. THOS. JT PRIOR 1078
-..-. \ MASTERTON IfAit AND CARRIAGE FACTORY. Have made' EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS iu their premises, enabling them to still further increase their fame for building- . A First-olassVArticle. The above firm are determined to STOP THE OF CHEAP TRASH intp'the Wairaraoa, by ■ Nothing ftjit JTirsti-class From the very best American materials and at prices which for style, durability i DEFY COMPETITION! \\ Our customers still have the advantage' l V ease of breakage within a reasonable licrufd, oPha»iug:tßEPAin7,Ppn\m I M.& D. B. have taken since starting in] business all the FIRST PRIZES at the Wairarapa Agricultural Shows against alll comers. A capital-assortment!'of CARRIAGE LAMPS in stock, and to arrive, at VERY LOW PRICES. MASTERTON COACH FACTORY. WSmi EOUSE&HURRELL Goach and Carriage BUILDERS, COURTENEY PUCE, WELLINGTON, BEG to inform the inhabitants of the Wairarapa that they are building all Borta of Carriages,' Buggies, Dog Carte. Brakes, Waggonettes, .Expresses, Spring Carts, and in fact anything in the Carriage trade. < All vehicles built by us areguaran•teed for twolve months, Orders from the 'country can be filled in twenty-four hours' notice.:. N.B.—OnKftnd and for sale one beau-tifully-finished Waggonettei tfcAmeriban Buggieß, one new Express, one" Secondhand Brake, and one Secondhand Buggy,Kallidf wbiob. will bo I >p£bAatt,^n6tb ; iga address'-' / boiJSE Thurrell, COACH • ANDvCAREIAGE BUILDERS, I ( •IwCodrtehev/Ph'oe; -■-'■ ■!: And atthe Junction of Tinakori and Hutt' ■ ' {• » Roads, —- I : WELL.I&a-T-ONvr r :■-■ I iftTTra if SiTii Sitatir andßebatfi^Bp^
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1130, 20 July 1882, Page 3
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556Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1130, 20 July 1882, Page 3
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