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i^**"-**-B-n---n__-aniMH-n--_ Shipping QHIRB ONE DIRECT •' STEAMERS. OTAGO TO LONDON. ELDERSLIE .. 3750 tons 1800 h.p. FIFESHIBB.. .. 5000 tons SMOfa.p. NAIRNSHIRS .. 5100 tons 2500 h.p* MORAYSHIRE .. 5100 tons -c-OOh.p. The above Magnificent steamers, which have all been specially built for New Zealand trade, and make an average paasago t>f forty-six days, will be despatched at regular intervals. Steamers are fitted throughout with ELECTRIC LIGHT, aad accommodation is provided for 36 Saloon Passengers. STEWARDESS is carried. SALOON PASSAGE MONEY £35. OTAGO TO LONDON. For fuller particulars apply to the Managers, TURNBUX-L, MARTIN and Ca, Australian Mutual Provident, Buildings, 7809 Princess street. Dunedia. Business Notices. G. M c & CO.'S COAL ARRIVALS. FROM WESTPORT— 8.3. ROSAMOND, DISCHARGING THIS DAY, . 800 Tons. FROM NEWCASTLE— NOW DISCHARGING,! S.S. ROTOKINO, 2000 TONS SUPERIOR COAL. FROM QUEENSLANDEX SHIP CORIOLANUS, OUR SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT, Ia new BEING DISCHARGED. TRUCKS FORWARDED TO ANY DESTINATION. RAILAGE and CARTAGE ARRANGED FOR If Deeired. Immediate attention to Teles-rams or Letters. 241 HIGH~~STREBT. v Telephone 192. 8635 THE TAI TAPU CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE TO GROCERS AND TBE TRADE GENERALLY. ''PRE above FACTORY BUTTER will bo B delivered in town aud suburbs every . TUESDAY and FRIDAY by Mr T. O. Newnhaiu, the Company's salesman, at lOd per lb i-aah. All orders to his address at Taifapu will receive prompt attention. J. EDMUNDSON, 388 . Secretary. M. ONEY ToJLIEND ON APPROVED SECURITIES, At Current Rates. M. DONNELLY, Solicitor, 206 Hereford street Christchuroh BBSS *' LITTLE'S g H E E D IP& AOENTS— BLACKBURNJS AND CO., i 109 CASHEL STREET EAST, CHRISTI A CHURCH. 8147 DIALING & COMPANY, LIMITED. Wine, Spirit and General Merchants. WORCESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH EUROPEAN AND AUSTRALIAN WINES. N.Z. CIDER, "Golden Apple" brand. i mrs AOA The PYRAMIDS blends and ASUJAa others, in caddies, &c from olba upwards. WA T IT A"PJ_ T— A natural N.Z. Mineyy At: A%.t\.x AA "Trai Water and most ; delicious sparkling table bever ge, 4s per doz* - Cigars, Cigarettes, and Tobaccos. N.B.—Cases as-Ortf.d for family requirement** Fecial purchases. No. 1 Coraeta, good«ralue at 3s 9d, selling at 2a lid No. 2 1 'orseta, cheap 4s 9d line, selling at 3s 6d No. 3 Corsets, pleudid value at 5s lid, selling at Is lid • Nes. 4 to 20. all the best makers, up to 10s 6d Straw Hata framed each. Not old identities but all good shapes Children's cotton Hoa-* from 4§d per pair Ladies' Ribbed. Merino Hose from Sd per pair Very Special—Ladies'Ribbed All-wool CashI mere Hose, properly finished feet, only ls 7_d. This is, we believe, the cheapest stocking in Chriatchurch. Comparison is the true test. S. It.' In GOLD, High street. Next to Petersen's. WANTED TO" SELL AT ONCEABOUT 30 TONS BRAN Ai £2 7a 6d per ton Put on rail at Coalgate Station. ABplyitb— THOS. ROLLETT, Star Roller Mills. 470 . Hororata. GALVANISED Iron. Hoop Iron. Fencing Wire. Aitken and Roberts, Ironmongers Lichfield street (next Danks'). He HEAR FIELD, TAILOR AND HABITMAKSR, Has COMMENCED BUSINESS in •COLOMBO STREET, Next Davis and Lamb's. ' - Mr Hearfleld having served la the best West End houses, patrons can rely on getting the Best Workmanship. Style and Cut, combined with Moderate Charges, A Large Stook of both **-i_|i*h and Colonial Goods to select from. 8381 GENUINE ROTHERHAMS LEVER WATCH. 6S. JJJ e .gA"S*D STEIN, CASHEL STREET. 7901 *-**_*"-EST Hollowground Razors wad Strops, iW» Aitken *>nd Roberts, Corner Colombo and Caahel streets (opposite Ballantyne's). n**© BE LET. "THE BARTON,-* the resiJ. denoe of Mr Wm. Kennaway, conai-ting a Comfortable Family HOUSE of ten rooms, stables, and out offices, with garden and orchard, and 50 Acres of Pasturel_and, situated on the Heathcote, near Woolston Railway Station. - Apply to J. C Helmore, Solicitor, ClMiatohqi-ch. 9714 T O L El. THE LOWLANDS ESTATE, tdtoated between the Sedwya and Rakaia -riven. Con-sating of .„ ■ AKtMh ACRES FREEHOLD And ____ -| ** aa ACRES OF LEASEHOLD. It is aeeareOy *fenced with* eteel wires and divided Into four paddocks, to which commnnication is gained by seven gates, Water races i*un "-arous-h three of the paddocks, A *■**/» ACRES have* been sown with •*o*o turnips and as no stook has been on the property sines last Aorll it should carry a large number of sheep during the ensuing winter. Being a particul&rly healthy oocntry lta£a*trds an eiceUent opportunity to make a comfortable living: for a man accustomed to < The freehold can he leased for five, seven, or ten years, with or without a pu-fchaxdag clause at the tenant's option. ... -.-' . ~ The improvements consist of a new cottage and stabling, also 25 acres of plantation, together with gorse sown round all the ring '^feekboveoffers anop*x>rtumty rarely to be met with aa ihe rent required ls most reasonC& e - C_A€.WfiaD.