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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9489, 19 April 1894, Page 7

BnnkseUere and StationersTEW FASHIONABLE NOTE IN PAPERS. "CARKARA" NOTE. n.j from its surface resembling thai of'the 80 ft: obtained from the famous Italian qu»rriea psr t name, and which being of surpassing purity ° beauty was used by the great sculptors of » ncJe done up in wrappers, decorated ■TJtuuisite reproductions on porphyry and *!£ lazuli, of some of those marble masterpieces KiVtime, namelyAPOLLO VENUS JUNO, and MINERVA In Packets, Is 6d each. Envelopes to match in boxes of 100, 2s 3d, ALSO, PURE ALABASTER WHITE NOTE. . rv I . in t. Note Paper representing in texture *■ if ..Trface of the beautiful stone of that name. the >"<-i ALL , n p . lckelSi 2s each. Envelopes to match, in boxes of 100, 2s. UPTON & CO., BOOKSKLLBRS AND STATIONERS. *jiT ILD M A M & LYELL'S [NT OF NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS, hut received and offered at English published J prices. Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, cloth .. ..3 6 J. I .*?. Ditto, paper .. ..2 6 ~,'• of a Life by Montague Williams, cloth 3 6 ntt'to ,>,tto - paper " 6 UwLM«s. ditto, cloth 3 6 k?tt.i Ditto, pap»r 2 6 ii,..n!l London, Down East, and Up West, by iWilliams, cloth 3s 6d, paper ..2 6 L-i'n".-uV-i Westward Ho !—Hereward The wlke—Hypatla— Alton Locke -Yeast, each incl.'th ' 3 6 r, r h in paper .. •- •• •• .. z 0 The Cuckoo in the " Nest," by Mrs. Oliphant 3 6 The Premier and the Painter, by J. Zangwill •nil Louis Cowen 3 6 The I>Uer, August to January, 1593-4, new , luive • ..5 0 Oulv a Woman's Heart, by Mnddock .. ..3 6 An Innocent Impostor, by Maxwell Grey ..6 0 The Constable of St. Nicholas, by Edwin . I ester Arnold, author of Phra the Phoenician, illustrated.. .. .. .. ..3 6 4 Fair Colonist.by ErnestGlanville .. ~3 6 Pays of his Vanity, by Sydney Grundy ..36 Postage extra, 2d in the la SHOBTLAND STREET AND VICTORIA ARCADE. AUCKLAND.

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§ Except Saturdays. FARES-Return, Is 6d; Single, Is. Residents at the Lake, by taking one dozen tickets, fig per dr>z,-n. Special arrangements for Tourists and Picnic Parties. "Buses, Cabs, Buggies, and Saddle Hacks' always op Hire. Wedding and Funeral Conveyances can be arranged for at any time. ■ - CARRIE, Manager. pETERS AND SON'S COACHES ■*- Leave Tofcunu every Monday Morning for Pipiriki (Wangan-.: River) and Mangarooho Kailway Station ; returning from Pipiriki, Wednesday morning, after arrival of steamer from Wanganul; »nd from Mangarnoho Railway Station, every Friday Morning. For fares and price of specials, etc., apply to Messrs. Cook and Sons, Tourist Agents, Auckland. All communications connected with the line to be addressed ca.<? of J. S. Carver, Ohingaiti, or Kdward Peters. Tokaanu. CAMBRIDGE ANu HAMILTON ROYAL MAIL COACH. On and after January Ist, lhfll, Laurence Sutton ,' l ™» Covered Coach daily between Hamilton Md Cambridge. I-eaves Hamilton— Wednesdays, and J " <,av ?. at 3 p.m. (immediately after arrival of train worn Hamilton). Leaves Cambridge.— Thursdays, and • "-"'days, at 0.46 a.m., arriving at Hamilton West station in time for the Train to Auckland. a» this Coach cairies the Mail. Passengers may el >on the punctuality of its well-known nroprietry LAURENCE SUTTON. IYBVONPOkt, waiwera. AND *->' WARKWORTH ROYAL MAIL COACH. SUNDAYS. Wednesdays, AND Fridays. Jht"'? eon P° rt: 9 a.m., Monday and WednesV, a , t . FrMH y- 8 a.m. Return: Tuesday, Thurs **. and Saturday, n r«J )4 J 8 »' r »H'RSDAYS, AND SATURDAY* '■wveWsrkwoith,Ba.m. mOMAS BUTLER, Proprietor "DICKITT AM) CO.'B ROYAL Lei. „ MAl *< LINE OF COACHES Pacifist. ""'nphreys' Royal notel and Nation's Im'„S el ffir Paeroa, Walhi, and Te Aroha: OMdSrlu? 4 m '"«'lays, 6 a.m. ; Tuesday, WedI*& r " iay ', iu " l Saturday. a a.m. tMonrtL. Arlb;v fur Thames. Paeroa, and Waihi ftirtav. r, ,tn(, *''ursdaya, 7 am. ; Tuesdays and a.rri ' a,ln ; Wednesdays and Saturdays, 11 few ar,VJr? ihi or Thames and Te Aroha : Monlain • w5 un s*y»' 7 a.m.; Tuesdays and Fridays, j», Wednesdays and Saturdays, 12 noon Ci,TT" a /"'' Thames and Te Aroha : Monlays li 1 » u,sJa l?. 10.30 a.m. ; Tuesdays and Frip.m.' on; Wednesdays and Saturdays, 2.30 Saddle ' for Ta »"* n B* on days marked t. °w<Ue Horse, and Buggies on hire. RICKITT & CO., AneU a Proprietors. Q«wn strlt • inßA^enta: Ha 7. and & • tower cade '"*'•" Thos Cook and Son Victoria ArV ' l y TE AROUA._aot.ee.Ar< >l'» on T llB ; si K'""> *>» run a Coach from T ttMtln K Tiriu , T t? rw, *y»j a "d Safcurdays, those (L, *„ i f ? r Auckland a Morrinavllle o.< «*^"l« B W n P U ' T* Aroha from MorrinsWd'aloffrah ffl ' f"?»«*W, and Friday* on *««»*.and!ma™. A,,,kU,,,, ' Co,, *«'>in«P«««»K«»' ««. OAI.I.AUIIHK. THOS. COOK & SONS, ■~.„„ Victoria Aru*ae. ,„ _, HAYR i, CO.. ■lourist AKtjucy. 107, Que n-s ie>t