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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1452, 9 August 1883, Page 1

ME GREATEST- SALE IN mTTinr ON!! (t. W. SGIIEODEK THE AT G. W. SCHRODER'S HALL OF COMMERCE. DON'T FORGETjS"OPPOSITE CLUB HOTEL.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS WELLINGTON SECTION. 0 N AND AFTER January G, tho following TIME TABLE will bo in forco A.M. P.M. Wellington .. .. dep. 7.20 4.5 Featherston .. .. dep. 10.45 7.30 Greytown .. .. dep. *10.50 7,35 Woodsido ~ .. dep. 11,10 7.55 Surlerton ~ .. dep. 11.40 8,20 Masterton .. .. arr. 12,10 8.50 Masterton ~ dep. 7,30 2.5 Carterton .. .. dep. 8.0 2.35 Greytown .. dep. *8,20 2.50 Woodsido .. dep, 8.35 3,10 Featherston .. .. dep. 8.50 3.25 Wellington .. ~ arr, 12.20 6.55 *Doos not run on Saturday, passongeis for the douth proceed to Woodsido or Feathers] 1 "i hy the extra traius. SATURDAYS ONLY. A.M. P.M. P.M. featherston .. dep. 8,10 ... 6.45 Greytown.. ~ dep, 8.45 3.50 7.20 Carterton.. ~ dep. 9.25 4.30 ,„ Masterton.. ~ arr. 955 5.0 A.M. P.M. P.M. Masterton,. .. dep. ... 10.10 5,15 Carterton.. ~ dep. 10.40 5,45 Groytown.. .. dep. 7.40 11.25 ... Featherston .. arr, 8,5 ... 6.30 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Passengers can be booked at Stations only on condition that there is room in the Train. Children under three years of age travel free; above and under twelve years of age, half-fare. : Horses, Carriages. Ac.—The Railway partmerit does not undertake to forward Horses and' Catriages by any particular Train, but when sent they must be at tho forwarding station half-on-hour before the departure of the Train. The owners of the Horses muit provide means for securing them in tho horse-box, and tho Railway Department will not be accountable for any injuries sustaiaed through their breaking loose ,01* otherwise, nor will it undertake to carry unbroken or vicious Horses, At Country Stations requisitions for horse-boxes or carriage-trucks must be made tho day before they are wanted. I?ogs must be provided with chains, or other sufficient means of securing them. They will not bo allowed in carriages, and the sendor must obtain a ticket, to be given up before tho cud ef ihe journey, before the dog is delivered. Return or Periodical Tickets will will not bo availabh for Special or Excursion Trains, except the ordinary Time Table is suspondtd, . Return Tickets for distances not exceeding 25 miles are available on the (jay of issue only; for each additional 25 miles, or fraction thereof, one day extra is allowed Ordinary Single Tipkets issued oil Saturdays and Sundays are available as Roturn Tickets until tho end of the following Monday, Parcels and Goods—Foryipitea, Kaiwarra, Ngahauranga, Belmont, Hayward's; Silver Stream, Wallaeeville, Summit, Cioss 1 Creek, Pigeon Bush, Fernside, Woodsido, and at Hag Stations, must bo Prepaid, and will bo put out on the platforms of those Stations at the riak of the- Consignee. Special Notico-To ensure despatch, Parcols, Extra Luggage, and Dogs must be at the Station at least Thirty Minutes before advertised time of departure of Train. The Mirny Department does not pledge itself to.the despatch or arrival of the Trains at the exact times notified in tho above Tables, and in the event of any circumstances arising either during or prior to the journey being 1 made wliioh may render it impossible or expedient for a Train to proceed, will return the Fares paid, but does not undertake to forward passengets. Luggage.—Each passenger is allowed to take 112lbs of personal luggage free (not including merchandise of any kind), end for every 561bs abovo.this weight, for overy 50 miles or fraction of 50 miles, tho charge will be Qno Shilling. No luggage will.be allowed to bo taken into tho Carriages', unless of such a size that it can be placed under the seat without inconyenience to other passengers. Possongers aro strongly recommended to have their Names and the Station towhich they are proceeding distinctly marked on their Luggage, and to satisfy themselves that it is placed on the Train, as the Railway Department will not be responsible unless it is booked and paid for. _ Parcels and Goods—From tho above Stations can ha mado" To Pay" at Wellington, Pttoni, Lower Butt, Upper Hutt, Kaitoke, Featherston Greytown, Carterton,and Mas(ortoa. . All time-tables issued prior to this date are cancelled, J. P. MAXWEIL, 1980 BRICKLAYER'S NOTICE. mHE undersigned, who has jnet arrived J. from England by the British King, has taken up his residence in Masterton, and being a jpraptieal bricklayer, boiler setter,' &c„ would be glad : to receive orders for any kind of brick work, which ho will bo prepared to execute promptly:ifi.a'thoroughly effioient manner kt reasonable charges, I J. RUSSELL. 4DDRES3—Waipoua Mills. 1390 ' nOPIES oi the WAIRABAPA DAILY, \J oan be obtained in Featherston from Mr . J. 1 W. Laimbeer, Duii Braich Office,

QARTERTON. QARTERTON, BOOTS I SHOES. 11HE unrtersigned lias now opened up his . SPLENDID, LARGE, and WELLASSORTED STOCK of Boots and Shoes; tho beat and largest ever opened up in Carterton, and ho hopes by selling at the. SLOWEST PRICES FOR to command a share of publio support. Ho is well-known in Greytown, and lub Boots and Shoes are appreciated from one end of tho Valky to the other, and having bad it shewn to him the want of such an Establishment as his Greytown one, in Carterton, has opsned a BRANCH, where he hopes to be able to supply all wants. Being a free-trader, lie buys where he can get the best value for-his money, so can thereby give his customers the benefit by selling the best value for the lowest profit. Come and Inspect his Stock BOOTS & SHOES Of ALL DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER REPAIRS NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXEOOTED NEW ELASTICS FITTED IN OLD BOOTS D, P. LOASBY, BOOT IMPORTER & MAKER, Main-st., Greytown, and Higb-st,, (ipposite Courthouse) Carterton. 1427 rpAUHERENIKAU pj OTEL. A. M, WILKINSON Begs to inform his many friends and the publio in general that he has re-opened the above OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL, Aud as he has determined to keep nly the VERY BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND SPIRITS, lie hopes ta receive a share of their Good Stabling and Loose Boxes, also well secured paddocks, , 1424 R ACB INVESTIGATION COMPANY'S disoussiou on the To be run on November G, 1883.—Closes November 2, 1883. 12 OOOMemto at 10s: eaoh. 150PERFORMKR8. First.. .. '• .. LIGOO Second .. ~ SOO Third .. 400 Starters .. .. 350 Others .. ..900 L 4050 Cash Awards. Out LSO .. .. L3OO 10 at: 30 .. .. 380 15 at 15 .. .. 225 20 at 10 .. .. 200 00 at .5 .. .. 450 L 1475 Each Ticket has Nine (0) Chancesl!! 300 PRIZES! 300 PRIZES! TO K HOLDER OF 2 SHARES THE ODDS ARE 20 TOIII Each Member for , Every Share names a horse, which will be written across tho duplicates kept by the Company.' Those numbers having the winners written on them will be put together; the first three drawn will receive the prizes us above.- The same will be repeated with' those having .the. Second written on them j and again also those with the Third,•i-forming Ihkee distinct drawings, which will, ol course, be' drawn after the winners are declared. ' In the eveiit (in either of the 3 cases) of only Two Members naming the placed horses the 3 Prizes will bo divided between them; if only One (in either of the 3 cases) ha will receive all 3 Pnze3 due to whichever he named, Ist, 2nd, or 3rd. A subscriber, say holding 3 shares, can name the samo horse 3 times, or 3 Different Horses, one to each share. N.B.—Two Guineas (independent of tho sweep) will be : given to the member first naming the winner, : Adply by letter (with stamps for replies), addressed— ' , ' SINBAD. Care of Mr Bodley, Box 345, Post Office, " DENEDIX. Registered letters oi telegrams not received. • N.B;—A card of the nominations can be had by sending a stamped addressed envelope. 1440 BUCKHAM ' and DENISON TAGS PAJttClfiti 1 ABELS, &c. Daily Office "T7ILOUB BAGS 1; All sizes from lib. to JJ 81b LOW PRICES Dai?, Offio