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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XV, Issue 2106, 26 February 1887, Page 1

Coaches. GEOEGE CEOSBY'S TELEGEAPH 13OYAL Tt/TAIL T INE OF COACHES, Leave the Booking Office, Tauranga, for the undermentioned places, — For Eotortu, Tatjpc. and Napieb, every Tuesday and Friday. For the Thames, via Paeroa, eve»y Wednesday and Saturday. Coaches also leave the Booking Office daily for Te Wajrqa (Lake Tara wera) aud al} the surrounding dia trick Buggies, Coaches, and Saddle Horses on hire at the shortest notice. TERMS MOD ERA TE. Telegrams punctually attended to. GEOEGE CEOSBY, ttonerai Notice* TIMBER JH^> IMPORTER. rf^HE undersigned has always on hand X a large Stock of well-seasoned T I MB EB, : - •.•••: AND All Builders 9 Requisites, ALSO, Fencing Materials Paints, Oils, <fee. CirSer Bros.' Drain Pipes, <$c. Wtyon'a Hydraulic Lime, . D. LUN DON, DEYOKPOBT EoA»AND G?iEZ STBBET ''■■■? ■ TUTEANGA. ■ '. ■ n ! -■- ' - oypney; j. saundees & Co,, PAPER MANU^ACTJJRBSS, WEOIiBSAJiB EXPORT STATIONERS, and , PCtfIiISBLERP OF C^BOMO. CALRNDAftfI, Christmas Carps, &0,, 45 ST. MARY AXE, LONDON, Enolano Wholesale Price (illustrated), together with samples of Stationery, forwarded to Traders throughput; the World free by poit on application. Indents oan be sent through any .Merchant, Published Annually. rfTEE YEAtt-BOOK OF NEW X ZEALAITD. (Dedicated by permission tf Sib Feancts D. Bell, K.C.M.G., Agent-General for N«w Zealand, and published with the official recognition and approval of the New Zealand Grovernment.) GrENEBAI. CONTENTS. I A Desoriptive Tour throughout the Colony, with a Gazetteer of Cities, Towns, Villages, Railway .and Telegraph Stations—Steamboat Service— Health Resorts — Travellers' Routes — Settlements— Openings for Trade— Capital — Agriculture and Labour, with Current Kates of Wages — Food . — The various Routes - Steamboat Fares^-0 atfits— and other Information indispensable to Travellers, Tourists, and Settlers. ; The Year-Booh of New Zealand also contains full Information on the Land Laws— Political, Religious, Masonic, and Educational Institutions— Newspapers and Books published upon the Colony— Mining— lndustries connected with the Soil Public Companies — Forwarding Agencies — Railway and Steamboat Fares— Patent Laws— Tariffs— Stamp Duties, &c, &c. ; and the- Names, Trades, and Addresses of all loading Importng Firms, Merchants, and Storekeepers. The Year Book of New Zealand is unique in its compilation, as it contains the essential featured of a Gazetteer, a Directory, an Official Summary: of Colonial Progress, a Business Index,, arranged in a readable form for the public,: referential for Statesmen, Bankers, Merchants, and Manufacturers, and designed as a special^ reliable Guide for intending Settlers in Ne w Zealand . The w ork consists of nearly 1,000 pages, Bvo., in scarlet cloth and gold. Copies of this publication can be had at the Bay of Plenty Times Office. * I ONEY TO LEND in Large or Smal i.TX Sums on Freehold Security . Apply to . JAGKSON & RUSSELL Solicitors, Fortjjtjj