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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2185, 4 January 1886, Page 1

33 OIT MAEOHE. L. J. HOOPER & 00. DIRECT IMPORTERS OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, See Acktertisement Christmas Presents on Third Page,

**"* IMPORTER OF PAPERHANGINGS, GLASS, OILS, PAINTS, BRUSHWARE, &c. NEW SEASON'S PAPERHANGINGS, 1885. k, J. M°ALPIM, • wr' Painter, Decorator, Papcrhangfer, and Glacier, MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON. Large Assortment of Japanese Hand Sewn and Painted Decorations for Firescreens per s,s, I'amsui, ' 2092

£65 WORTH OF NEW YEAR GIFTS. TAME iT]( I N G , JEWELLER .AND WATCHMAKER, Cuba-Stkeet, wrnisom Has deciuea on giving his customers mid the public SIX GRAND NEW YEAR GIFTS On the following scale jioff oil view in his window in Cuba-streot is a glass globs filled with wooden pegs, Ist Gift-To the one guessing the nearest number of pegs in tho Globe, will be presented ft Gold Hunting English Lever Watch, valuo £3O. 2nd Gift—For the second neatest number La large Marble French Striking Clock, m&luo £lO. 3rd Gift—For the third nearest number, Ladies' Diamond and Sapphire Ring, value £6los. 4th Gift—For the fourth nearest number, Ladies' Gold Watch, valuo £4los. J 6th Gift—Forthe fifth nearest number, 18c Wedding Ring and Keeper, value £2 ss. 6th Gift—For the sixth nearest number, a handsome Crewel-worked Fan, vjilue £llss. Every cash purchasr to the value of 5s iB entitled to ono ticket, and an extra ticket for every additional 5s spenfConditions of Drawing—The nearest estimate to take first prize. If more tlian eno give tho same number, that being nearest, they shall draw for first or second prizes, &c., as the case may be. Tho globe was filled and sealed by Mr E&te'C. Evens, Chemist and Dentist, in thWresence of Mr A. Rickman, Mr O.HHebbert, Mr W.Charlton, Mr J. S 'lfadditfontofche above prizes Mr King wiU give a bonus of £lO to anyono registering the exact number of pegs.in the Closes 15th January, 1880. 2152

THE PRACTICAL SADDLERS, TOWNSEND & COWPEB, [Late G. Watson & Co.] SAPDLERS & HARNESS MAKERS, Queen-Street, Masterton. T& r\ BEG to thank tlio public t \J> generally for their patronage since starting in business, and will endeavor by continuing to use nono but BEST materials and workmanship to merit a continuance of the same. Just Received—A largo assortment of first-class SADDLERY AND HORSEQLOTHING, etc., from tlio beat markets. A good stock of all kinds of harness kept on hand or made, to order on the shortest notice. All country orders r fllnsend and Cowper, NEXT BOROUGH COUNCIL 11? CHAMBERS. , CRITERION COACH FACTORY, VIVIAN-STEET, (Midway between Tory and Taramlci Streets, Wellington.) W. T. L.EEVERS, Late of W. Black's. rjPEOIAL—'The New Zealand Dog Cart, fitted with lamps and cushions, fcLered at any Railway Station in the Vairarapa for L2(i. All orders punctually attended to. 2103 THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OP STEAMERS, Under Contract with THE NI3W ZEALAND GOVERNMENT,' be despatched with Hor Majesty's mails as under for LONDON, Via Rio de Janeiro and Madeira Koikouia.. Tongariro Tons Com- Port of mander, Departure Greenstrfeet Wdl'gt'n Cmtchley Bono Turpin , HaUett Greenstreetl Date 1886 Jan 14 Feb 11 Mar 11 April 8 May 6 June 3 '{henceforth overv fourth Thursday. Tno dbove are a 1 new steamers, built specially for the trade, and commanded iby menjtf great experience. •' of the passago by the Company'ssflimers averagesunder forty days. . PASSAGE MONEY:—Saloon, from 60 guineas upwards; second saloon, 40 guineas; Bteerage from 18 guineas. • • For freight or passage apply to THE HEAD OFFICES, Christchurch, Or to, the BRANCHES and AGENTS of > .he, Company throughout tlio eolony.