■;;&.G.TOBNBULL4Co . 'V V '•_' are Agents for the fct »eli trading to and from Wellington; '"for 'Sim Franciico, ! thenoe by rail; and steamer to ~/; ;,,' ; Tlse 8.8, Zealandia \ .', . ~The B,s. Australia ( .1 ■'• ■■'/ - The t,e':Cityof Lwi.l, ;;;.;.|r. Thea.B.Cityol For fFonjonuP ''''"'•- "i, ,', "TuT(Tra™ tones a week, , For Kdikoura and LyMon- ;•";; The B.s' r Tui ( weekly. For .tew— ;,',,..■ ''. ',' The a, s, J?- *-»-'•- *-!--- -1For Jane Douglas, every fort- ;| '-''riight.' .-'.:,. •For?a(«t-' ," > '. v "Thea.'Bi Patea, twioo a week, , •ForiftoiAet'm via Picton— ' . The is. Napier, twice a week. For London, direct—--BavuT A Co.'a Passenger line of Hot China aiitteEatt- .' "' By the Eastern and Australian ■f !J :• .-Steamship. Co.'s Steamshipß from Sydnoy, every fortnight ■ I For China and Japan—- , By the Barquentine May and Barque ~ ;Alexa, Full particulars can be had on applioa- , tion to ~.'..' W. <fe G. TURNBULL & CO., '; I Educational Depository. r 11HE Undersigned has just opened up a X'' : Large and welkeleoted assortment of PBIZE BOOKS and new Boob for Presents. Large assortment of DOLLS, BIRTHDAY OARJ)S, TRANSFER and RE LIEF SCRAPS in endlesß variety. Also '.' (Ex "Ironside.") ' A'LaKGE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN and FANCY STATIONERY, '■*'■ DAYBOOKS, LEDGERS, ; CASH.PO'CKET.anb MEMO. BOOKS. Newest. Novelties In' Photo, Scrap, and Fern Albumß, Card ■ ''Baskets, Card Oases, Purses, Work- ' bexes. Writing Desks, Pipeterieß, NZ. ■: v Money Boxes, Playing Card* SK?j'~3 ' Kopea, Cricket Balls, Pocket Cora- :< passes; Tapis Measures, and Carpenter's '■•• Pencils; Toys! Toys! Toys! Ineloding Toy Perambulators, Dolls, Trains, Tramears, Tops, Boxes, Furniture, Tea BndDinner.Sets, &c, &o. For sale (cheap) HANDSOME ROSEWOOD Piano, by Brintmeadand Sons; also.'Misok and Himlin Organ, in capital order.-. : A Splendid Assortment of Oleographs in ■■"".. ■'"''"• Gilt Frames, : LIBRARY: •;^VPHOT()^APHY In all its branches. Photographs tahtn in any weather by the Instantaneous GelatinoBromide Dry Plates, Lammi and Best Assortmxnt o? MAORI PHOTOGRAPHS In New Zealand. Including ' Tawhaio,' the Maori King; ' Kewi,'' Te Whiti,' and other Celebrated Chiefa. '■.'. THOS. E/PRICE. 1078 -■ .."'MASTERTON COACH AND CARRIAGE ■; ; FApRY, mfi and Dixon Jjros. Have made EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS in their, promises, enabling them to still further inorease their fame for building A First-class Article. The above firm are determined to STOP, THE IMPORTATION OF CHEAP TRASH into the Wairaraoa, by building x . •Nothing! but First-class V,. vehicles. From the very best American materials and at prices which for style, durability and workmanship .< ■, ■•, : DEFY COMPETITION! Oar customers still have the advantage in ease of breakage within a reasonable period of having it REPAIRED GRATIS., : ' M.iD.B, have taken since starting in business all the FIRST PRIZES at the Wairarapa, Agricultural Shows against all A capital assortment! of' CARRIAGE LAMPS in stock, and to arrive, at '. ,': VERY:.LOW PRICES. .MASTERTON COACH FACTORY. BOIJSE&HURKELL Coach and Carriage .COURTENEYp£ACE, WELLINGTON, BEG to inform the inhabitants of the Wairarapa-that'they are building all sorts of .Carriages, Buggies, Dog Carts. Brakeß, Waggonettes, Expresses, Spring Carts, and in fact anything in the Carriage ■trade, All vehioles built by us. are guaranteed : f or .twelve' moriths, ; /Orders from the country can be'filled in' twenty-four hours' notice. I " . N.jß.—Orihand and for sale one beau-tifully-flnighed Waggonette, Bix American Buggies, one new Expreflß,; one Secondhand Brake, and one Secondhand Buggy,- all of which will be sold at prices, to suit the times, PpiSE NOTE TBI! ADDRIBS—ioUSE & HTJRRELL, ' COACH |AND CARRIAGE BUILDERS, ! iCoTOTEHBT PUOB, the Junction of Tinakori and Hutt •.."'' j Boads, : .'•' ►OABDING AND DAK SCHOOL . CoiE-SIBKKT, MABTKBMH. PhkJiiial: Miss BEST. form* the;bans.;of the.isstrnotit>n.gives, • and, in addition, the following- subjects are taught-r 0 " 1 '" ■■"'■'.',.,:-■; '..:,/; Frenoh, German, Italian, Latin, Aim.bra, Mniic, Drawing ane Needle '. work. ■- ■'" Domestio anangementß.are liberal and home-like,j '• ■ ,;, /J^-'■'./!. . Termßtapderaw " '/!.'■£<■> f\?n ■ ""* Prospectuses forwarded on appli'oan'ua The Second Term of 1882 mUconvwenco on'THDRSDAY, 26th May.j Evening Class for Fronoh. .. 6
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1136, 27 July 1882, Page 3
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