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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue 3230, 20 June 1871, Page 1

Conveyances. I 088 & CO'S TELEGRAPH LIFE 01? ROYAL MAIL COACHES TO WAIRARAPA Leave the! booking'office, at Martin & Downes' Pier Hotel, on and after tho sth June, Every Wendeeday and Saturday mornings at 7 a.m., arriving at Masterton same day. 1. The Hutt 7. Featherafcon 2. Taita 8. Tauherinikau 8. Silver Stream 9. Ghroytown <fc. Upper Hutt 10. Carterton 5. Mungaroa 11. Mastertoi. 6. Pakaratahi Return Coaches leave Dixon's Accommodation House, Masterton, for Welling, ton, every Monday and Thursday, at 6.30 a.m., arriving in Wellington at 5 p.m. REDUCTION IN FARES. Wellington to Masterton ... ... 20a Do Greytown 15s All parcels for transmission mußt be prepaid. W. B HASTWELL, Proprietor 0~ 088 AND CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINB OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES REDUCTION OF FARES. On and after Monday, 9th January, 1871, the fares to the iindernoted places will be : — From Wellington to Taranaki £6 0 0 —Return Tickets - 10 10 0 Do do to Patea - - 3 10 0 Do do to Waitotara - - 3 0 0 Do do to Wanganui • - 210 0 Do do to Tutaenui - -260 Do do Rangitikei (Bull's) ■ 2 0 0 Do do Rangitikei (Scott's) • 115 0 Do do Manawatu - - 1 10 0 Do do Otaki • - 1 6 0 Do do Waikanae - - 1 0 0 Do do Paikakariki - • 0 15 0 Coaeheß start from the Booking Office, M'lntosh's New Zealander Hotel every Monday and Thursday morning, at 6 o'clock, a.m., and from Chavanne's Rutland Hotel, Wanganui on Monday and Thursday mornings, at 7 o'clock. A. YOUNG, Proprietor. Booking Office— New Zealander Hotel. "T>R6SSER'S LINE OF ROYAL MAIL JL COACHES will leave the under-noted places daily, viz. : — Time Table. The Ferry, Porirua, at 8 a m. for Wellington, leaving the Nag's Head at 3 p.m., and Prosser's Crown & Anchor Hotel, at 3.15 p.m., and Urwin's, Thorndon, at 3.30 p.m. sharp. Wellington and Hutt Time Table. From Now Zealander 9.15 a.m. " Crown & Anchor 9.20 a.m. " Royal Hotel 9.30 a.m. Arriving in town at 5 p.m. Fares. s. d. The Ferry, single faro ... ... 2 0 Return do ... 3 6 Tawa Flat, single do ... ... ... 1 8 Return do ... ... ... ... 2 6 Johnsouville, each way 1 0 Wellington to Kaiwan'a 1 0 Do to Ngahauranga ... ... ... 1 0 Do to the Hutt 2 0 Do to the Taita 2 6 N.B. — On Sundays leaving tho Royal at 10 a.m. A Coach will leave M Intosh's New Zealander Hotel, calling at tho Crown & Anchor Hotel, ou Hutt Market days pt 11 o'clock. A Coach will Jeavo M'lntosh's New Zenlaii' der Hotel every Sunday for the Hutt, calling at tlie Crown & Anchor Hotel, at 1.30 p.m., from Sunday, the 21at inst. Hotels- ' ARRIVED PER LOOHLEE. pHARLES HATFIELD has received \J advice of a shipment of WINES and SPIRITS as under, per Locklee :— 5 pipes of very superior port and sherry wines Octaves do, do Pure still and sparkling clißmpagne 20 quarter- casks of palo and dark brandy, Irish and Scotch whiskey Fine old Jamaica rum Geneva and Englieh gin. The whole of the above aro of tho very best brands in the London market. C. H. has also made atgangements with — Green, Eeq.^ Gawler Park, Adelaide, for a continuous supply of his choicest AUSTRALIAN WINES, the first shipment of which is now on draught — very choice and six years old. May be had from half a pint to an octave. English ale and Guinesß's stout in bottle Also, Staples' fine colonial ale,' as usual, in splendid condition , As all the above shipments will bo cellared on arrival, the attention of connoisseurs is most respectfully invited. The Royal Hotol s'ables remain as heretofore, with the infirmary for sick horses, under tho special charge of tho proprietor. CHARLES HATFIELD, Royal Hotel. NOTICE mHE Rooms at DONECKER'S formerly occupied by the UNITED CLUB, comprising Reading and Billiard Rooms, aro now public. The Reading Room has been converted into a CAFE, where COFFEE, CHOCOLATE, &c ., can be had at any time. The BILLIARD ROOM has one of Alcock's best tables, unequalled by any in Wellington. P, DONECKER, Proprietor. " NOTICE. ~~ fTpHE undesigned begs to intimato, that he X ha9 disposed of his good-will and interest in the Featherston Hotol, to Mr T. A. Shirley, and whilst thanking the public, for the liberal support awarded him whilst in business, he would solicit, a continuance of the same to his successor. W. ABBOTT, Feathereton. T. A. Shirley, having leased thoFoathersto Hotel from Mr W. Abbott, bogs to aßsure his friends and the public, that nothing shall be wanting on his part to secure, a continuance of their esteemed favors. Wines, ales, and spirits, of the best brands, always on hand. Good stabling, and secure padocks, for sheep and cattle. Well aired beds, and every accommodation for travellers.