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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1407, 18 June 1883, Page 4

' /diingtbff ; ;^-;: J 1(4.6;; ' catlieratbhv;.. 'dep. ?10.46 i Ifobiside :; ..■'■'.' ;UaN)p7 : il,10; 7.65 • lartor'toh^'a■;. l ; K'.-de|).: 'il!401;8,20 ■ lastettoa .. >^.; arr.Vi2.loiß.Bo- •' rVellingtpn liiiiliaiEii dop: r*8.20l 2.50 r^.;^yff^:^m^^-^:W^ A dep. ; 8.8fiT:8.10 ;r his: numerous' i{ dop. -8.50,3.26 ;Jh^>; ss:xoW -^ V N < ! arr, 12.20 ;>;6.66'';.'"friends';mdlcuitpmerß past } he'ciouth proceed to Woodsido or Feathers] ; favorii ; reapeotfully bogs to l^y;before them; ;on by the extra trains. ■■■■ "'■<:;■;<; !.-'" : - v ''"' '"'.'"■ ■'■■'''' '■',': "■. \ ; '' ; -''. : ■"/.'. '■' ?'■/"•v ">,'•"■' '■;■■ ; : ; . : - hiß Autumn and Winter Catalogue oflm,«. ,■..-... .Saturdaysonly.; >';.■; ,_,„ ;..; : : . ; h;;^:>\T ; :; ; ? ,:^ ?eathbretoh ~ dep. 8.10 ; ... ; 6.46 • ' rmT/iTi VTOm*' Ireytown.. .. dep. 8,46 3,60 i 7.20 ~, , ..v. ,; | ,\<! Jarterton';. .. dep. 9.25 4,80; ... ' ~; :-/i /:j:-\<■■;!vv-'lastcrtou., .. arr. 965-5.0 uheieunder:- ■ l - i -- 'i . • A.M.; p.u.!p.m.' qAn PACKAGESoriffiRCHANpiSB: »lasterton.. : .. dep. ... 10.10 5.15 Q|jy-., ; , consisting of :!^! ' jartortonV., .. dep, ■■■ - p^cia K Wire, wbite!leafl^ reytown..; .. dep 7.40 &%'... Bp ?deß,builcler ß 'irouiiongery.Hollo; leatherston; .. jmv 8.5 ... 6,30 : ' GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. ; ■ "' : !;■ ":n : . -;;: ;'■-■;'■ Passengers ,can be booked at Stations only ;To anive per ship■■'"'MOMßoßE" from m condition that there is room in the Train. Lendon, sailed 2nd December, 1882- / Children under three yearsof age travel w/vPAOMES : OF MpCHANDISE, tee; above and under twelve years, of age, |)l I•= VJ ooriiistinE m- * ' : ~lf«„.» .■■ ff.'-. ■.'.■; .' ii; ..■ :'■■ vv/ ■ *,■, •J.---1.-.-,-' ..'.:-. .-I lalf-fare. K '•■"/<- ■.•'' "V."' ~'-'. Horses, Carriages. &c.—The ; Railway Department does not undertake! to forward Horses and Cairiagcs by any nartioular Train, but when sont they must be at the forwarding station before tho departure of the Train." The owners of the J'-.. ' J corisieting of'; ! BJankets, ! tweeds, ; woollen .'.,; plaids, : moleskins, Manchester piece "'■' goods).black and colored French Merinos, black drees .< materials,' Department will no be acccuDtable. for any Corrugated iron, barbed wjrej wire na : injuries sustained through their breaking lootaood cutlery, lamps, pap'< loose or otherwise, nor will it undertake to hangings; galvanised buckets ai carry unbroken or vicious Horses. <At - tub s * ortiDg offdDr . lea(])8n( CoiintrySUionßrequisitionsforhorse.boxes .patent cartridges and caps, zir or carriage-trucks must be. made the; day builders" materials, Carpente: before they are wanted. ■ • ~, ; patent j ook iron bedsteads/Etc. Logs must be provided with cbainß, oi ," v ' :. ; __:..- j other sufficient means of securing, them. ' Bhi tg fe {o]low o£ , Thoy will not be allowed in carriages, and .. ...: ~.•■... - : , ... ?, rj :;};.';; ;■;. the sender must obtaia a ticket, to be given;, , AMEEIC AN > GGOBSI up before the euu of vhe journey, before the ,-,..■ ( .; (1 ■.-■■/. '.•■■.• i'.\i,'.r-'.'.+..\>,.-.-'■' dog is delivered. ; . yiz,r-ixes, tools, Bawß, kerosene,; , lloturn or 'Periodical Tickets will will not ..' ' .',. chairs,' churns, &c.,.<S;c.. Ae.,., j be available for Special or Excursion • Ol ; whicb;due noticb.Kwili.be..given. Trains, except the ordinary Time Table is '' '... ~ . ■■ ; , _._♦; i.■,,.,, t w lu , ■ lteturn Tickets for distances not exceeding '' D.F. McGaßlfll O , 25 miles arc"available on the day of issue .: GROCERY PRICE LIST. ■ only; for each additional 25 miles, or fraction ,_._„„. w ....i:,. iWib j D.:F;:McOARTEY'S ; ; • GROCERY PHICE LIST. ■.:'.;' Arrowroot, best quality _ per lb fld Batur: PatentMeyinUbtins (Robinson, M day rt »' " g " ''l Pigeon Rush, l-ernside Wopdside : and a * JV tlag b ations, mus bo Prepaid and wU J ff , . Wfo T^t . B best i)lg U imt out on the platforms of tlwso Stations vu«wi« red label ls4d at the risk of the Consignee. ~ ■ , •• Beanß Mocha* best quality ' 'lsSd SpeoiaT Nblmp-To..,ensure dapatoh, -^ondquality „is6d itsclftothedespatohoramval W at the exact times n4ifiedinthe above ut Pctrolines flfd Tables, and mhe event, of any oircnm. De^ubaij[) ateatine M ng either during or.pnor,to the Corn " Flour> Brown and Poison's ngmade which may render it ut beatquality . perlbSd impossible or expedient for;» T»m lo Wo od' 8) Columbus brand „6d proceed will leturn the Fares wd, tat, 6J(] d.cs not uudertake to forward passen- beat bleached per lb Is 6d 8 ' •■„ •,'■ . „ .', „ eromid; bjstpuality „'" ls6d LugKage-kcb passenger fallowed to Herring, i» Jlfc tins par tin 0d takell2lbso persona luggage free (not n. , tf , / tin ls2d cludmg merchandise of any-kind), und far JinJ bwlTasmanian „ f p«r)in' 8d every SChs above his weightfor every # , M hm t* guaranteed, test be One Shilling. Ko luggage will ba allowed L r t b, 4 gallons, 9a; per gallon, 2s 6d to oe taker, into the Carnages, unless of Colman's (d.s.f) in lib tins ls9d such a size that it can bo plaued under the ."""»" •»••' jib tins lid seat without inconvenience to other passoii' ,'";•/ "(Bulll lib tins gers. Possengers are jfarrn'alade, KeiUep's Dbfips lOd to have their Names and the Sktion tpwbich M . j ' Jib tins lOd hey are proceeding distinctly marked on p dmNo x M m their Luegago.andto satisfy themselves that ..T. r, M „,j -m,!,.: ' ~n , Woa flil itis placed on the Train, as the Railway • pi,.,,,. r w r-f ,•,'",, r Oysters,best oranu, muonps 9« is booked and paid for. ~; ... oa.Morton'o best half pints, bot,7d Pai'cels and Goods-From the above Sta- ut ' one pint Is lionßcanbaraade''ToPay!UtVVellm i gton ) Oil, Morton's kst half pints' / 7d Pbtoui, Lower Butt, Upper Hutt, Kaitoke, "'■. - .'■ ... , o no pint Is Foatherston Greytown, Cnpterton.and Mas: .p ep^( q^iityi . l s ir,' *u • a inu U Pepper, whito, best quality per lb ls 4d AH time-tables issued prior to this date C^idPee l, p 6 r 71b tins. per lb ls4d are cancelled, ,/,.-: •. • ■™r.inSi«ih k m\ ■n cancelled. _ ~,.; -, per Bingle lb ls 6d •. J. P. MAXBHII ; per bottle lid 980 General Manager. ■^{£m^- S per lb 3d ■••■■- ■■ j Pearl Barley, „ ' per lb 3Jd i —^—:— Rice, best Tava ppr lb B|d Rice, ground, best quality per lb od ■.-«.,»«. ..„.„.-■ Salt, bestfine .7s fid per owt; per lb Id ■ "* Ba ß°. best ■".■'■'" ? er lb4d i- 1 " i; " box, 8s fid; per bar 5Jd LITTLE S SHEEP DIP. Soap, Pitclien's Imperial brand per half cwt . vrv -j- : • box, 12s 6d; per bar 8d AND 0 W Ll„„ «,>MJ no* liolf onf hnv BY ROYAL LETTERS SCAB SPECIFIC. : (A NON-POISONOUS CHEMICAL FLUID). ;t , -j- 'box, 12s 6d; per bar 8d Soap, best falne motiled, per half cwt box, u'. '.> , fid; per bar yd Sugar, 0, Victorian Co's ppr,jjsg of 401bs 13b pwjbdd Sugar 10, Victorian Co's. per bag .io'f iOlbs, Hs6dj per Jb4Jd Highest Award, Melbourne Internali<jna Sugar, IW, Victorian Co's per bag of 401bs, Exhibition, 'J ; .;. : ..". ; v .:,. 16a; perlbSd First Degree of Merit Adelai3e Exhibition, btaroh, white perlbSd Highest Award Gold Medal, N.Z. Inter, starch,best blue'.' pnr lb 5d ■ jalxhibitifln; . ■:] g auce) Morton's best assorted per bot. 7Jd ■.'■'——V •.:. i. ': ■■! Sauce, Mellow's „ 9d ,i FTER five yean trial this HEW KON g aucei Worcester, Lea & Pcrrins,, 1b 2d A POISONOUS DIPPING, FLUID' i, V : - ■■■ ■~„ lsfid now universally admitted to be the best ever Sardjnes, best quality. . > small tin 8d introduced. Its great ouperiority over other ' " . ; . largo tin Is mateiials consists in its cheapness (costing Salmon, bestiality per lb ls less than id per sheep); its undoubted r o bacco, best America))TfiaJ icr lb 5s fid ollicacy in destroying all ticks, lice, and Tobacco, Nail Hod rWlb&Gd every insect that infests the skins of sheep ■ ; Teai now BeasbnS, : 1882 good flavored or domestic animals/ and in its cleanliness, per half chest Is 6d per lb; per lb Is 7d and absolute harmlessness to those con- 'fea, new season'a 1882, superior quality, cerncdinitsuse. , per half chest, lsßld per lb; per lb Is 9d IT MIXES READILY WITH COLD Tea, new season's 1881,' choice selection per ' WATER. . half obest, 2s ner lb; per. lb 2s 2d i Tea, new season's 1881, in 121b>boxes ONE GALLON. WILL MAKE 100 per box 17s 6d GALLONS OF MILK-WHITE WASH, Tea, noy season's 1881, in 121b boxes (Twice tl o quantity made by any other Non- fljtra 2tiong, per box 19s fid poisonous Dip), Tea, new season's 1881, in 121b boxes SUFFICIENT TO DIP 200 SHEEP. 'per bw 21s Being of an oily character, it is highly beneficial to the growth cf the Wool, which t\ ti tit ft 1 TnnßTT^r it leaves toft, clean, and bright, without H IV A A K H I robbing it of tho yolk-its natuial nourish- v% L * iu V Villi Xll Xj ment-or leaving it harsh and dry, us is the case when alkaline mixtures, such as lime fn again thanking you and soliciting a conand sulphur, or arsenical preparations 'are tinuance of your esteemed favors, begs to used. It is entirely without the ruinoue 'Vi bo is a j ■ effects invariably resulting from tho use of PTJEGH AS E E such materials. It is not only non-poisonous, but may be used internally for worm in the , ffQf ail Descriptions ofTEB throat in lambs; it will aleo effectually our foot-rot, and scab. To those wh an fl ProdilCe. dip m, full iieeco,thi6 fluid will be found ~ •' in valuable, for, being of a warm and protecting cliaractor, sheep will not catch cold, though dipped in the depth of winter, On a stabon it will bo found invaluable as a Healing WasH for sll wounds.''"lt is a certain cure forMauge/'Ringworm,and!all Skin diseases which'animalßare"Dijbjeotto, r for Ml Particulars, Local TafimoHio/s T\ Tl \Pf\ l 1 h.,appl V to- ]J, S, JM.IIJ Murray, Roberts and Co., wholesale aw'rb'tail ortoth fl l W u L^ TON • ,, / GENERAL SI Or to the Local Agents-- - it HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN!!! (Cash or Othemte.)