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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1188, 25 September 1882, Page 3

'' 23.~6tnapere fro: n Tiniaru. Examiner,'jfrom L; tueton. j - Tpi,,from Lyfctleton and ' Mimakaj froiil Blenheirti/ ..li-,,, September 24.-~irawatis,Vfiri tlp; : laud via EastiOoaat,:-itl .ii-r-' ' : ' -Penj^in/fromLyttleton;' SAILED. !• >;,« via Best Coast. ■ Neptune,- for Lyttleton.' 1 Hanraki, for WangiQui,'' .[Wallace, for Nelson ani Weat Coast porta. 1 - - ' • .t.'l is G. TDENBULL &CO ■ VV. • are Agents for the folH u jtmineh' ami f flHSiing-ves--aela tradingto andfromWeilingwn:— . :For Son: JVa»ete<>,ihene® by .rail and steamer to Liverpool,y'V..The:B,B,!ZeUandiai' iThea.s. Australia. .>• . •.The .'-,8. City.ol>.. ' New York '■ J ■i . The 8,8. City of Sydney,-;.; .- For Wangtmui—: • . ■ .- The 8.8. Hnia) .1 .» Tuirf . . Mot Kaikoura and Lylldl<mJr\ I 'AH'The 8.8. Tui, weekly. Por Foxion— ■ The s.B. Jane Dnnglas, twice a week; For Rangitikei— i >.* M ■ :The b.b. Jane Douglas, every fort- ■ . night. , For.Patea— ■ . :, .j. : The b.b, Wakata, twice a week.'.. For Blenheim via Pictoii—, if The sis. Napier, twice week.,! ' For London, direct—.. :.: .v i"" SavilF &• Co.'s: Passenger line of Packets. '•t; For China and tho East-r! ; By the' Eastern and; Australian Steamship Co, 's Steamships from Sydney, every fortnight For Cftina.and Japan— By the Barquentine May and .Barque Alexa.- ( ' For Nelson, Hokitika,-and Greymonth— - The p.s, Charles Edwards ■ ~ '.... Wallacj r; ii • jMuiDGUjr/ : \ • . Twiok A WBEK. ;" ( " Full particulars can be had .on applica« ti«n to . :, '■ W. & Q. TDENBULL & CO., Shipping and Custom ; House Agents, WELUNQTOK.ii' i'" ' "995

B. A. ■- , -IfAVE JUST RECEIVED EXTENSIVE H 1 . SHIPMENTS OF OLOTHING THE DRAPERY GROCERY ! ? CROCKERY : IRONMONGERY. Whick tHey can sell ■BEST.;., QUALITY AND LOWEST than ay .other house m the Wairarapa, They have no need to resort; to puffing advertisement!], or to copy ctj\er peopled is in them. Their STOCK flJid the PRICES at which;they.sell it at once convinoes purobasera that there is practically; only ( one j GENERAL STORE ia Carterton, Tiz<'t | • THE CRITERION. Sheep Shears.' Sheep Shears THE .BEST . IS THE SUPPLIED CHEAPER THAN AT ANY OTHER STORE IN THE _ VALLEY. j B, A, GARDENER SON, . Criterion Store, CARTERTON. COOK and SON," 1 TAILORS AND HABIT-MAKERS, Opposite Government' Building!, • ■ WELLINGTON. : ' v /IARMENTS MADE, OF, THE: BESTvJ materials; : Style and Fit Guaranteed gE.WIN;G';; II^OHLNES ~ DECISIVE" ANWyER ' VICTORY FOR'THE-JONES 1 - • FIVE FIRiT PRIZES. I i BEATING.ALL And obtaining more'first prizes than all fothers put together,Weariag parts oi these maohinea are made almost (entirely. |b(hardened steel, and 'have ; bobbinj-and/othetimprprements, whielji are' ! supplied rotliont extia'cMt,'. J jjross needle! given vnth each macliine. Strength) speed and'durability! and:lowM'/ik; priw than many inferior machines palmed oft'by'unscrupulous agents.•" Also in atook—White's 'Singer's, Jones',, wax- 1 thready ElastjCj. Bootolo_sing, iTaiJorV'and DrMsmakefs-M&h'ifeß",! ; _ Needleß, Oil/and 'Fittingsvfor.aU Fr-J. 'W-: Sewing Machinist 1 aid"Q'ene»lf'Bei!'ai«r, WILLIS-STREIET, WELLINGTON,'''