Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5660, 19 October 1889, Page 1

NOTICE. T) ETA N E COACHES. From Potane, 8.30 a.m. and 2 p.m. I From Napier,-11 a.m and 4.30 p.m. ! SPECIAL COACHES LAID ON FOR ■ PICNIC;* AND PARTIES. Buggies and Riding Horses by arrangement with. '. . •: ■■..'". C. VILTLERS, Proprietor, Petiino. TTAVELO C X B U S Will start from the Havelocvn Post Office ; for Hastings at— 8 a.m. 1 A •-, 4-iop.in.r aiiil y-, Leaving Railway- Station, Hastings, ior > . Havelock— PARES, 6d, OR 12 TICKETS FOR 58. Parcels carried and delivered within half a mile of Havolock or Hastings Post Office at the following rates: — lib. to 2Slbe. .. .. ..3d 281b. t0561ba... ~ .. 6d jTwatson,, Proprietor. , 'BUS 'BUSH 'BUS ! ! ! FROM THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND .TO THE HOSPITAL HILL. ; FARE SIXPENCE. '' DAILY TIME-TABLE:—, , Leaves the Bank of Now Zealand tie Emerson Street—9 a.m., 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 12 noon, 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 4 p.m., 6 p.m 6. p.m., 7 p.m. . ~ ■ Arrives at the top of Milton Road a quarter aftor tlie hour, and the Hospital Hill ten minutes later.' . . . . .-. Leaves the Hospital Hi 11.—9.30 a.m., 10.30 a.m., 11.30 a.m., .12.30 p.m., 1.30 p.m., 3.30 p.m., 4.30 p.m., 5.30 p.m., 6.30 p.m., 7.30 p.m. . ; , SATURDAY NIGHT;'BUS. ' '"". In addition to the daily running, two extra 'Buses will leave town, , one at 9 p.m. and the other at 10 p.m. ' S. CHILDS, ! ■ - Proprietor. HUT, LAKES! HOT LAKES! ' CROWTHER A&D M'CAULEY'S BOYAL MAIL COACHES, Fro:* Napxkb to Taoto, Rotobtja, Oxfoed, ANI) TaUBANGA, AND VIOB TOBBA. Coaches leave Criterion and Clarendon Hotels for above-mentioned places. For all information apply to Agents. J. ROSS, Criterion Hotel, T. PKDDlE,Clarendon Hotel, iUACDONALD'S COACH TO PATEA "V : , 7 ILL leave Occidental and Masonic yV Hotels at 7.30. every Thursday Morning for Kurlpapanga, returning every Monday at 7 a.m. for Napier. . Visitors to the Hotel can depend on excellent accommodation. Kuripapanga offers inc. to those whose system wants rev'ivatiog or relaxation from business. "What with Climbing the Hills, plenty of Trout in tiie Streams, Fruit in the Garden, Lawn Tennis, &0., not to be excelled. . A. MACpONALD, Proprietor. DYMER'S ROYAL MAIL COACHES. Jα ■;. ■ ■ TO NAPIER, MEANEE, TARADALE, PUKETAFF, OMAHU, AND FERN EI.L L . Established Ovks 20 Ykabs. DAILY TIME-TABLE (Leaving Newton's corner). Puketapu for Napier,, 8 a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. Taradale for Napior viaNow-road ~ 8.30 10 11 3.30 a.m. p.m. Taradale for Napier via Meanee .. .'.9 2 — — Fern Hill to Napior .. 8 — — — p.m. p.m. Napier to Puketapu .. — — 3 6 a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Napier to Taradale via New-road .. .. 10 12 3 6 Napier to Taradalo via Moanee .. ..11 — "— p.m. Napier to Fern Hill ..3 — — — Napier to Pukotapu via Meanee on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 11 a.m. Puketapu to Napier via Meanee on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 1 p.m. SATURDAY NIGHT COACH. Taradale for Napier ~ ; .. 6 p.m. Napier for Tarudali .. .. 9.30 p.m. FARES:. To Meanee and Taradale .. Is each way To Puketapu .. ..2s each, way To Fern Hill .. .. 2s 6d each way Special Coaches for picnic parties, auction sales, or trips to any part of the Island, &c. Buggies and Saddle Horses oan be had at Taradale at any time. GEORGE RYMER. NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION. DUNEDIN, 1889-90. A PPLIOATIONS for Space will be re- j JTII ceived by tho Secretary of the Local Committee of the above for Exhibits from this District up till Ist July, 18S9. CLASSIFICATION OF EXHIBITS. Class 1, Geological and Mineralogioal Collections. 2, Mining, .Metallurgical Machinery and Appliances. 3, Chemical Manufactures. 4, Glassware, Pottery, &o. 5, Household Furniture, Brush ware, &c. C, Heating and Lighting Apparatus. 7, Textile Fabrics. 8, Ready-made Clothing, Fancy Work, &o. 9, Printing, Statiouery, &o. 10. Armament, Nativo Weapons, &o. 11, Surgical and Pharmaceutical Appliances. 12, Hardware 13, Carriages, Horse Furniture, &c. 14, Educational Appliances. 15, Scientific Instruments. 16, Musical Instruments. 17, Sanitary and Athletic Appliances. 18, Works of Art. 19, Photographs. 20, Machinery for Wood and Motal Working, &o. 21, Sewing, Knitting, Printing Machines. 22, Heavy Machinery, Castings, Ship Models, &c. 23, Forestry Products. 24, Agricultural Products. 25, Wines, Spirits, Beers, Cordials, Aerated Waters, and Cooperage. 26, Anima JFood Products. 27, Boots, Shoes, Saddlery, Leather, &o. 28, Wood and Fibres. 29, Stuffed Animals, Insects, Beekeeping Appliances. 30, Traps for Game, andFShing Tackle. 31, Agricultural Machinery and Implements. 32, Flowers, Fruit Models, Garden Applianoes. 33, Silversmiths' Work. 34, Artisans' Individual Work., 35, Women's Work. Applications for apace, with full particulars, are invitod as early as possible, and in the allotment of upace precedence will be given, as far as poseLblc, to priority of application. ■ ■■ mi i_ The ordinary charge for space will be Ono Guinea for the first ten square feet or any less space, and a shilling for every additional square foot. Sculpture and Paintings approved by the Fine Arts Committee will bo admitted free. Machinery nnd'bulky exhibits will be shown in special annexes, in which space will be charged for at the reducod rate of One Guinea for the first twenty feet and sixpence for.every additional foot. Wall epaoe will be charged at the same rate as nnichinory. All applications must bo accompanied by payment for tho full amount of the space required. Special arrangements can bo made for the exhibition of articles in the grounds, and for positions of epccial advantage in the buildings. British and Foreign Exhibits, not included in the scopo of the Exhibition, will bo admitted at the ordinary rates. Freight, railage, and insurance on Exhibits are free to and from Dunodin. Every Exhibitor is allowed a General Description of each Exhibit, up to twenty words, in the catalogue, free of charge. T (, or further particulars apply, to W. F. J- ANDERSON, Secretary, Athenteum Buildings, Napior. THE LOLLY SHOP * - #1 THE LOLLY SHOP