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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1144, 5 August 1882, Page 3

SUippliijK'lntellijyeiioe. ■^SrWBEm : • ARRIVED. i-Hawea from North. : r Napier.from Pioton, : ; ' Writatu from Pates. SAILED. Go-Ahead for Castle Point and Napier & G. TUBNBDLL 4Co , are Agents for the iol- ; lowing steamers and sailing vessels trading to and from Wellington For San .Franciieo, thence by rail and teamer to Liverpool—- : The s.a. Zealandia The s.b. Australia. The a. City of New York ' ,The,s,s. City of n. . | Three timos a week. For Kaikoura and Lyttelton— The s.b. Tui, weekly. Forfetoi- • ' Theß.B. Jane Douglas, twice a week, For Rangitikei— . The s.a. Jane Douglas, every, fortnight, ' For Patca—- ' The 8.8. Patea, twice a week, For Blenheim, via PictonThe s.B, Napier, twice a week. For London, direct— At regular intervals by Messrs Shaw, 1 Savill & Co.'s Passenger line of Paokets. For, China, and the Eatt—t■: By the_ Eastern and Australian r .Steamship Co.'a Steamships from Sydney, every fortnight. For China and/apan— Alexa; 'Full particulars can be had on application to W. A G.' TURNBTJLL & CO., Shipping and Custom flouse Agents, *... Wellington. 995 Educational Depository. THE Undersigned has just opened % a. Large and well-selected assortment of PRIZE'BOOKS and new Books for Presents. - Large assortment of DOLLS. BIRTHDAY CARDS, TRANSFER and REf '- SCRAPS in endless variety. Also (Ex "Ironside.") ■ : A Larob Assortment or PLAIN and FANCY STATIONERY, ' DAY BOOKS, LEDGERS, • CASH. POCKET, and **■'< ' '' : i: " MEMO. BOOKS. Newest Novelties In Photo, Scrap, and Fern Albums, Card Baskets, Card Cases, Purses, Work■"boxes,'Writing Desks, Papeteries, N Z. Gems. Large assortment of bhell and >«• '-'Money Boxes, Playing Cards, Skipping Ropes, Criflket Balls, Pocket Compasses, Tape Measures, and Carpenter's Penoils. Toys! Toys! Toys! Including Toy Perambulators, Dolls, Traine, -•Tramearß, Tops, Boxes, Furniture, Tea end Dinner, Seta, In., &o. For . sale (cheap) HANDSOME ROSEWOOD Piano, by Brinemeadand Sons; also. Mason and Hamlin Organ, in capital order. NEW MUSIC, Gilt Frames, jfHHWJULATEIG LIBRARY; PHOTOGRAPHY In all its branches. Photographs taken in .any weather by the Instantaneous GelatineBiomide Dry Plateß, Largest akd Best Assoktment "i ' op M'AORI PHOTOGRAPHS In New Zealand. Including' l Tawhaio, 1 the Maori King; 'Sewi,'' Te Whiti,' and other Celebrated Chiefs. Sfflr THOS. F. PRICE. 1078 V ASTERTON COACk ''AND CARRIAGE FACTORY, ] Muir ; . and Dixon 33kos. Hav# made' EXTENSIVE-ALTERATIONS in their premises, enabling them to still further increase tlieir fame for building AFirst-class Article. Tht above firm are determined to STOP -THE IMPORTATION OF CHEAP TRASH into the'Wairarapa; by building Nothing but First-class ■ ' ! Vehicles. From the very best American materials \an3'at'prices 1 which for style, durability and 1 workmanship • ; DEFY COMPETITION! 'Our customers still the advantage in 'case,of ' breakage within a reasonable period of having it'BEPAIRED GRATIS. 'M: ds D. B. have' taken since starting in business air the FIRST PIUZES at the ■Wairarapa Agricultural Shows against all comers. A capital assortment' of CARRIAGE LAMPS in stock, and to arrive, at VERT LOW PRICES. MASTERTON COACH FAC'IORY, .y : j. >r_. Coach and Carriage r builders, COI RTENp II ACT , "WEILWG TON. BEG to inform the inhabitants of the Wairarapa-that they are building all sfl rt& ,o[ .Carriages. Buggies, Dog Carts' Brakes, Waggonettes, Expresses, Spring Carts, ,«nd. 7 jn fact anythinc in the Carriage | trade.' 1 All vehicles built by us are guaranteed for twdve months, Orders from the [country can be filled in twenty-four horns' inotice. j ■ 'N}B.—Onhflnd and for sale, one beautifully -finished "Waggonie'tte, iix Baggies, one new 'Express,'/ one Secondhand Brake, and one Secondhand Buggy, all of which will bo .!splcl at prioea to. suit the , . ; PIEASE SOTK THE ADDRESS—i - .rIiOUSE & HDRRELL, . COACH AND CARRIAGE BUiLDEBS, f : Codbtenh Place, at the Junction of'-Wnakori and Hutt 'Eodd?. !, WELLINGTON. Saturday,