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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume VIII, Issue 686, 1 February 1879, Page 1

Coaches. p 0 B B A;N D ri O.'S ' EOYAL MAIL LINE OF GO ACHES . TO THE LAKES AND HOT SPRINGS DISTRICTS. W. KELLY, ' ..? FaoyßiEToa.,. . Coaches wiU l eave tK'e Booking Office* for OnrNEMUTU on Monday, Wednesday',, and Friday, at 3 a.m., returning Tuesday, Thursday, and. Saturday. Return Tickets available . for one inQnth. . fakes — ■ -Single Tickets * „£ls 0. Return 'l' .*, ..200 , y .Nabier. Coaches leaW Booking* Office, Tau- " ranga, for NamUR Wednesdays, 8-. a.m. Fare £5, Leaving Napier .for Tauranga Wednesdays, 6, attn. Fares £*5. Booking Office, Strand, Taxteanga. •T. BENNETT^ ''" Agont. The Union Line ofCoaolies between: • .;<Taurang%iand*o_4hemxitu.. "■' • ; [EsTißtisrißD- nr *lß?3.] .Tapranga ytiyezy, and; Bait Stables,-; . -. Corner of SBRCfe anj> ; Gr_j!'Stbeetß (Opposite Spring Well. Brewery).. LADIES' AND .GENTLEMEN'S Saddle Horaeayßuggies, &c., for hire at tho -.. above ; ;6ti reasonable terms, for the Lakes or elsewhere. ilorses'for Sale or Bditght of Travellers wishing to dispose of them on arrival in Tauranga. . A FIRST- CLASS SADDLER Employed ; 00-therPremieof?*; AlLyrork dono strong and in 1 a Vorlnnanliko toanner, at tho lowest possible charges. •SADDLES BOUOHT AND BOLD. c , D. H, M.. BILL, •-- I --- ' *■ -' ' '-Proprietor. TELESRAPE line of ; ' COAGHES. AFTER the Ist of January next the . undersigned will run horse Coaches between Tauranga and 'OHiNEiitrtri (with changes on the road) , THREE SIMM ;.A : WEEK. , Days. of Arrivals r and; Departures tobe fixed to suit the steamers and the public. Return Fareß, available for one month, £2. A. PETEES. Notice to Tourists. A T B. ROBERTSON'S LIVERY AUD J\ . BAIT STABLES, Devonport Kcsd, Tourists and othor parties proceeri iug to the Hot Laka District may procure at the cheapest possible rates, conveyances of eveiy description, such as Buggie3, Ludiea' and Gentlemen's Saddle .Howes, Pack Horsea,. Sec, &-c, with tbo services of t-xperieuced diivcrs or guides, if required. Good Stabling, Paddpek, and Yard accommodation for Country Sottlers, Horso Fowl, <fee. Every care taken, but no responsibility. ,; A telegram to the Proprietor will at all ! timos meet with prompt attention. Note tho address-- . r - • E. ROBERTSON, DnvoyroiiT Road, TAtrnANOA. NoUoe. . GOOD STABLIKG at Messrs BawttSSAami Wylie's PIONEER STORE,. Uhbtara, Kati-sati. Good Paddoekacloso by. Hoi-ses Paddocked at 2s fid por week eiif-h . for a longer or shorter terui by airangt-mt-nt^ SHEPHERD & WYLIE. Saddler^ '-Sui^ Harness. BAY OF* : PLENaT SETTLERS and' others i-iMuiriug any description of the above' will find it greatly to their ad-~ vantvigu to purchase from the undersigned, who raanufscturea'bxteusivcly on- tho promine*, and also, imports himself direct from., the best English "maiiuf acturers.. L*rgo iihiprnents of Goods exactly suited to fbia market, and mado oxpreasly to hi 3 ordor, ju:.t anived ok ! Lebu, Eameuoth, Glenlora, and Gjan Fergusson, and to arrive per Margaret Galbraith, which boing bought m largo quantities', and the importer's profit saved, will bo sold at prices, >cpnsidorably lower than any other house-in.. the trado< Good duratlo Plough Sarnwvj from 435. „ por complete set. „ Strong sliding Saddles (our own make), with strained web seats and military open panels (which, allow the purchaser to sod the tree flood, tho workmanship of tho insidft of tho 'saddle, and are much cooler for the horasryahd, bias i liable to gall), price, completd with mounts, from 70s. Strong imported,, on ba*c-plat«d trees, -with milita'ry'fcpaa 'p&ti&la; eithei r l©ither or sergo'lined and- complete witti lnoxsnta, 67s 6d, 72a 6d, 755, and upwards. "Strong Bridles, with reinß 1 inch wide and ''fahby-coloured fronta, 7a 6d each. Seamier seat Saddles mado to or^er. l Qtcek Street, Auc_,u^p. . ., ■■