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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8406, 6 November 1890, Page 2

(Jmismiths. ""^^ sss I I JURE WORKS !I pAIN'S pJREWORKSi 1 THE LARGEST STOCK i.v AUCKLav ti A NEW SHIPMENT OF PAIN'S CELEBr I LONDON-MADE FIREWORKS fiD "|f Just to hand ex Rangitiki, direct from the M THESB ARK BKINQ SOLD AT VKQIhT B PRICES AS USUAL. * f J D. EVITT, ' || GUNMAKER AND IMPORTER O p m P RIFES, REVOLVERS, AMMUNITION II FISHING TACKLE, Ac. M GUN WORK OF EVERY KIND W Done with despatch, and best workmanship g^ W teed. Prices reasonable "" || GUNS BUILT TO ORDER. II AGENT FOR JAMES PAIN * SO v, ' 1 TUB LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF It FIREWORKS IN in 1C WORLD. || D. E v l «», I GUN MAKER AND IMRORTER, 1 16GJ, QUEKN.STREET, AUCKLAND if Nearly opposite the Thistle Hotel. 11 By Special An- - the (j 0 m iK iiixceuency land. :KJ W. 11. H A![ *»i I G UN MAKER, 1 IMPORTER OF ARMS, AMMUNITION, I SPORTING REQUISITES "' P m OPTICAL GOODS, & FIREWORKS §§ 110, QUEEN-STREET I | BREECH-LOADING AND MUZ/LK-LOADLVQ It GUNS by Scott, Greener, Webley, Bland, Hull;? f^ and other well-known Makers. Lini-Uenry H Snider, Single and Double Express Hide* H|J[ I™? Chester Repeating RifleH, Rook and lubb't ami |« Saloon Rifles, Revolvers in great variety, includini lS (Jolt's, Tranter's, and Webley'a, Pistols andSnordi Iw Cartridge Recappers, Turnovers.Shot ami PowJej jlB Measures, Cartridge Extractors, IJre-ecli and Bam] W* Cleaners, Cartridge J>elt-s and l>aj;s. Game Han ft Gun Cases and Corers, liullet Moulds. Wil iH? Punches, Ac, dec. h M || SPORTING CARTRIDGES filled on the prj. ft jnises with the greatest care and precision, andwU If ranted perfectly reliable. ' J|| GUNS Made to Order, and all kinds of H*pajrl H to (firearms executed promptly and thoroughly, jIB FIREWORKS, from James Pain and Sons Urn. ■Bp don, in assorted boxes, at 2s Cd, 4s, 7s e<l, 15s 30j Wm and upwards. ' |f SHOOTING GALLERY I AND I BOWLING SALOON ' I ON THE PREMISES, g OPEN DAILY. M Shooting 2d per shot, Bowling tkl per game dayor si lUßllt. " §| Conveyances. B OT A H U H U 'B US. 1 A 'Bus will leave the Monument at 8, and the Si Railway Road Corner at b.'M each morning, arming "jm in Auckland about 10 a.in., returning from Neiscn m and Moate's Corner, Auckland, at 4 p.m. each iff day. fm Parcels, Ac, may be delivered for transit to jjv Otahuhu at Messrs. Armitage's Stables. Si Special Saturday Nifiht Trip—From Otahuhn,J S p.m. ; from Auckland, 11 p.m. ■ M F. ANDREW & SONS, §§ Proprietors, Otaliuhn. || mHAMEs to PAEROA, TAURAAGA, 1 X AND TK AitOUA m ' ■ Hi On and after February Srrt, UHADI.hIV A GO.'S |S Royal Mail Coach leave,- the PACIFIC andUOV Al m HOTELS, Thames, for Te Anii.a daily, al half-past Si seven a in., arriving at Tβ Aroint at l#&<tm «| Te Aroha MONDAY, TUESDAY, TIiI'HSOAV, H and FRIDAY .a half-past eight a.m.; ami WKD- ill NKSDAYsind SATURDAY at «lt)Tena.ni. ■ From September Ist, a Coach will alia start it II seven o'clock every morning from Paeroo, arriring |1 at Thames at ball-past ten ; returning from I'luujm w| at three p.m., arriving at Paeroa at se»eu p.m. . •' H Saddle Horses, Single and Double UuK(des, on hire 11 t Thames and I'e Aroba; can be left at liikutaia, || Paeroa, or Te Aroha. Pay only one way. I| Stables opeueUat all hojirs. || BRADLKY & KKROUSON, S ProprietotJ, m Auckland I!ookiii(? Agenfce : Hakiiy li. iUYRMis U Co. LowHtQiieen-siteer. Auckland. ' ■ M m I ME- TABLE B A DAVIES BROS'. COACHES. M Leaves Victoria Wharf, Leaves Lake TiKAfDXi m Devo.M'out : ■ fl 7.45 a.m. 9 a.m. round the Lail m 10.20 a.m. 11.15 a.m. from Hotel M 3.M) p.m. 4 p.m. from Hotel |i «.45 p.m 5.10 p.m. round tbeUtj |i Sundays. Sundays ■• m 10 *.in. 11 a.m.. - m 2.25 p.m. ■ . 4.30 p.m. ■ m Return Fares, Is 6il. ■ Weekly Tickets at rednOM M rates. " . | Each trip round the Lake, except on Sunday | SpeciiU trips can be arranged at Post Office A Bevonrxnt. I IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TOURISTS JL AND OTHKUS. I TELEGRAPH LIN EOUOVA I. M AIL COACDK | BICTWKKN OXFORD AND ROTOBUA. 8 On mid after October 1, lb9o, the Mail OoacJlwill i| leave Okoroire and Oxhiril every Tuesday, |S and Saturday, at7.SUiv.ni. l k.rr|viiigHtoliin«mntau M noon. Leave- Ohineniutu every Aloncliiy. Wsiliia M day, and Friday, at midday for Okoroire and Oxford Jβ Coaches running from Ohineiuutu to Tikitereil«ily m| Fahks: m* Siimle IW'im II Okoroire to Ohinemutu ... 20s 35 s 1 Oxtiml toOhliiomulu .. .. !W8 "4* ,|| Rotorua to Tikitere .. ._ — J* il Kotortia to Waiotapit Valley — *» 1 Rotorua to Wbakareiva .. — M P Return : Auckland to Ohtneiautii(coach and rail) Sm tirst cliiss, £3 10s ; second class, tit 17s Oil ||| Arrangements for Specials can be made at any of m the officer or aj-eiicles of Messrs. Thoe. Cook ana m Son, Tourist and General Passenger Agents, 4, m Victoria Arcade, Auckland ;or at Messrs. U. «• j|f Uavic A Co., Passenger AK«nta, 107, pj Auckland. S Saddle Hoisesand Huggies always on liire,ateiti« S Cambridge, Oxford, Okoroire, or Ohinemutu. V; W. IC. CARTER, 11 Proprietor. ||| Letters or telegrams addressed to W. X. Can, M Rotorua, will receive prorr.pt attention. M DEVONPORT, \VAIWERA, AND m WARKWOHTII ROYAL MAIL COACH. | MONDAYS. WKDNFSDAYS, AND NUD-AYS. || Leave Devonpoit !S a.m. ; T«knpuiiA, 8.30 a* Wm »Vade, 10.80 a.m.; Wuiwera, 12 mum; I*"" 01 »i| 12.45 p.m. Arrive at Waikworih, 2.30 p.m. |I TUESDAYS THURSDAYS. AND SAIUttDAVi || Leave Win k worth, 8 a.m. ; IMlioi,'J.;ioa.iu.; ffli, || wera, lO.lfi a.m.: Wade, 11.80 a.m.; Tataipuu* »g p.m. Arrive at Devoiiport, \'.:M p.m. ||| THOMAS BUTI.KU, M Proprietor §M VISITORS TO TE AROHA.-Notice.- Jffl The undersigned will rim :i Coach from HH Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and S:lt«irt»J»i.. Bg meetin- Train for Auckland at Morriiwnu*'™ fm those .lays, and returning to To Arolui from MenW* W§ ville on Mondays, WedittHHlays, ami '''rianys °" 1 I arrival of Train from Auckland, conveying passeogen [I parcels, and mails. ~,_ Iβ K (JALI.AO» KB - I lIAYKACO., I Tourist Agency, 107. (Jiiffii^tn-^ m PATENT THGG T) OXES ' 1 NO PACKING REQUIRED. | NO BROKEN EGGS ■ HOLDS THIRTY D c7Rj,, I COMPLETE, RS EACH. M *J ■ ' iii A. J. eNTRI V A "' I A.« t9 p lit CUSTOM-STRKET. __ _ M POUNDKEEI'EKS , BOOKS ( unde h i |1 new Act), 25 and 50 pages, with the B*J*2 m of Fines for Trespass and Impounding rees , ii,i)ing m net •niiienceiiient, on Sule at the Hekai.d I iidib m Office, Queen-street, m