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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2183, 31 December 1885, Page 1

BOIT MAEOH DIRECT IMPORTERS OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, See Advtertisement Christmas Preaeats on Third Page.

£65 < . ; WORTH OF NEW YEAR GIFTS, J|AMES][IN.G, ..JEWELIiER AND WATCHMAKER, '.f: ' : '\. Cuba-Street, Wetmwtox. Has decmca on giving his customers and I v .. the public iSIX GRAND NEW YEAR GIFTS' " - rL il.„ ;„11„„,;„« c/mlft ._ • now onyietf in his window in Cuba-street ;. ; is nglas's globe filled with wooden pegs, let Gift-To the one guessing the nearest '■'•■• number of pegs in tho Globe, will bo r presented a"Gold Hunting English l Lever Watch, value $ £3O. ihid Gift—For the second nearest number '. a large Maiblo French Striking Clock, raluo Ird Gift—For the third nearest number, Ladies' Diamond and Sapphiro Ring, value £6los. 4th GifttiFor the fourth nearest number, ~old Watch, valuo £4los. Ith Giffc-Fortho fifth nearest number, 18c Wedding Ring and Keeper, value ■■ £2 ss. 6th Gift—For the sixth nearest number, a handsome Crewel-worked Fan, valuo Every cash purchasr to the sake of 5s is entitlJLto one ticket, and an extra ticket flKvery additional 53 spent. OonffloM of Drawing.-Tho nearest " estimate to take first prize. If more than •ne give the same number, that being nearest, they shall draw for first orsecond prizes, &c, as the case may be. The globe was filled and soaled by Mr Edwin 0, Evens, Chemist and Dentist, in the presence of Mr A. Rickman, Mr 0. L Hebberfc, Mr W, Charlton, Mr J. 8, Fleming. , , rr In addition to the above prizes Mr King will give a bonus of £lO to anyono regisier/ng the exact number of pegs in the ? °' B " Oiks loth January, 1880. 2152 W. J. LINDOP, CHEMIST AND STATIONER. OSBimiAS AND BIRTHDAY -■-"-am Oamemon. THE PRACTICAL SADDLERb, TOWNSEND & COWPER, [Late G. Watson & Co.] / RADDLERS & HARNESS MAKERS, / Qmn-Stml, Masterton. i & r\ BEG to thank the public JL V. generally for their patronsee since starting in business, and will endeavor by continuing to use none but BEST materials and workmanship to vent a continuance of the same. Just Received-A large assortment of tat.class SADDLERY AND HORSESLOTHING, etc., from the best markets. ' ck of all kinds of harness kept jr made to order on the shortest notice. Alj country orders r Mtentiou.. ' KEXT BOROUGH COUNCIL CHAMBERS.

fRITERION COACH FACTORY, - \' VIVIAN-STEET, (mimy kimm Tory and Tammti ) Stmts, WdUn<j\<m.) ■ j '< v ' Late otW. Black's. ] r|PEGIAL.-THE New Zealand Doa ] H Gabt, fittedwithlainpßandcushionß, . fcliverejut any Railway Station in the ] fl»irarapaforL2li, All orders punctually , tUendedto,; ' ■ : ?103 JHE JJBW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S JOYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS, ri ■ Under Contract with Tft E ft BW ZEALAND GOVKRNMENT, ITTILL be despatched * with Her Majesty's i°i " mails asunder, for , LONDON, % Rio de Janeiro and Madeira -r~ Com> Porto! Dtrt Tom mandor. Depar- Dat» ture .|Mpthn . 41G3 Greenstrect Well'gt'n Jan 14 Wkoun... 4474 Crat(jl)l9| P.W sM4»riro 4163 ?on« ... „ Mat 11 ilptigl ... 4163 Turpin April 8 KaiUVa «74 Hallett May 6 SJoiwk.;. 4163 Greemtreet „ Juno S '•' 'And thenceforth every fourth Thursday. Socially for the trade, and commanded lyrpi of flroat experience. The length of the passage by the Com■Miy's steamers averages under forty days. MONEY :-Saloon, from |D guineas upwards j second saloon, 40 jMneas; steerage from 18 guineas, height or passage apply to , . THE HEAD OFFICES,, Christehurch, ';■ «r to the BRANCHES.and AGENTS of