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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 9668, 5 March 1897, Page 1

SHIPPING. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. _ Steamers will be Despatched as under :— II WELLINGTON*— * Train. Carrjo. c p.m. a.m. Wakatipu This Day, Fri., 4 11 " Omapere Sat,, 6th Mar. 2.45 11 _ Te Anau Sat., 6th Mar. 5.30 11 Penguin Sat., 6th Mar. V.15 11 Corinna Mon., Bth Mar. 245 11 Pemruin Tues., 9th Mar. 9.15 11 Waihora Wed., 10th Mar. 4 11 Penguin Thurs., 11th Mar. 9.15 11 PI JTON as- NELSOV. Omapere Sat, 6th Mar. 2.45 11 - Corinna'' Mi>n., Bth Mar. 2.45 11 * Does not cal' at Picton. TARANAKI asd MANUKAU— Mahinapua Sun., 7th Mar. From Wellington Pe-RUin* Thin.., 11th Mar. 9.15 11' * Connects with Takapuna at Wellington. NAPIER, GISBORNE and AUCKLAND— " Te Anau Sat., 6th Mar. 5.30 11 Waihora Wed.. 10th Mar. 4. 11 EAST COAST BAYS, FROM WELLINGTONDingadee Wed., 10th Mar. — — SYDNEY via WELLINGTON— * Wakatipu This Day, Fri., 4 11 j. Talune Fri., 12th Mar. 4 11 ij SYDNEY VIA AUCKLANDe Waihora ~ed., 10th Mar. 4 11 „ Rotomahana Wed., 2-lth Mar. 4 11 >' WESTPORT VIA WELLINGTON, PICTON, NELSON and GREYMOUTH— _- Omapere Sat., 6th Mar. 2.45 11 Corinna* Mon., Bth Mar. 2.45 11 * Calls Wellington, Nelson aud Westport only. k GKE-MOUTH vi*. WELLINGTON AND TARANAKI - Herald Sat., 13th Mar. 1.25 9.30 DUNEDINTarawera This Day, Fri., 2.45 — S Waihora Sat., 6th Mir. 1.25 9.39 DUNEDIN via AKAROA, TIMARU axd OAMARU— a.m. _ Brunner Mon., Bth Mar. 10.55 9.30 BLUFF, HOBART asd MELBOURNE--,t P- m - Tarawera This Day, Fri., 2.45 — Mararoa Fri., 12th Mar. 4 11 SOUTH SEA ISLANDS EXCURSIONS. For TONGA, SAMOA, FIJI asd SYDNEY— Taviuni; Wed., 10th Mar. From Auckland For SUVA asd LEVUKARichmond Fri., sth Mar. From Auckland For TAHITI akd RARATONGA— Upolu Wed., 17th Mar. From Auckland Tickets Available by Messrs Huddart, Parker and Co.'s Steamers Tasmania and Anglian. rpHE HUDDART PARKER LINE. FOR DUNEDIN— ' S.S. ANGLIAN, I SATURDAY, I 2500 tons I March 13th. | ~ FOR WELLINGTON, NAPIER, GISBORNE, AUCKLAND, AND SYDNEY— S.S, ANGLIAN, WEDNESDAY, I . 2500 tons March 17th. I ~ !, ALL TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR STOP-OVER OR RETURN BY ANY UNION STEAMER, and Holders of Union Tickets May Travel by Anglian or Tasmania. 3802 KINSEY, BARNS and CO. " TTULBERTS GREAT END OF SEASON SALE S IS NOW ON. = • I TO COUNTRY CUSTOMERS. i, *" IS THE TIME TO LAY IN YOUR 1 WINTER kJ. :='_^«ja—_i-fc.4.;«L-:."c..i •.•■.'-''■■•' -...-.- .'.-.- >'■*■> --— .-v*S.''"-.-- ; '_■■>" STOCK OF GROCERIES. Colonial Candles 4_d per lb. English National Sperm Candles 6_d. 150-test Kerosene, water white, patent tap, 6s per tin \ 12s per case. ' Dry White Crystal Sugar 2±(i per lb. Finest Snowdrop 2_d. No. 1 CEYLINDO TEA .. Is 6d per lb Very highly recommended. No. 2 CEYLINDO TEA .. Is lOd „ No. 3 CEYLINDO TEA _ 2s 2d „ No. 4 CEYLINDO TEA _. 2s 6d „ We have just Landed ' AN ASSORTMENT of PICKLED, SMOKED and PRESERVED FISH for LENT. A complete Price List on application. KINCAID'S G.1.C., c 161 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. if _ OP PRICE. _ BLACK BALL COAL, BRIGHTEST, CHEAPEST, BEST I HOUSEHOLD COAL. 3 PRICE— 8 THIRTY SHILLINGS 30/- PER TON 30/- ---) Delivered Anywhere Within Half-mile of the City Belts for NET CASH, Paid when Coal Ordered or Paid to the Carter On Delivery. IF BOOKED THE PRICE WILL BE QQ / PER TON. c. w. "turner, AGENT, Worcester street, Cathedral Square. Telephone No. 4. P.O. Box 243. 10th August, 1896. c _____________________________________ MESSRS H. and W. ROBERTS, SURGEON DENTISTS. EXTRACTION Is. 190 CASHEL STREET (opposite Ballantyne's). Telephone 741. F J. RHODES (Late of Hulbert* a% Q ILK AND FELT nAT MANUFACTURER Hats to Measure a Specialty. 185 _OT 187 HIGH STREET, Next Burkes Hotel. L. A. CUFF, gTOCK AND SHARE BROKER 4 MERCANTILE CHAMBERS, Queen street, AUCKLAND. -P.O. Box 128. 1392. LAKE TE ANAU—HOW TO GET THERE. TAKE Train to Lumsden, then Crosbie. Coach to Te Anau—TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS. From Te Anau to Manapouri—Buggy Any Day. You can spend two or three days on Both lakeTotal cost of coaches, accommodation, steamers (exclusive of train fares) need not exceed £_. NOTICE. TIMOTHY LYONS (Late of the Royal George Hotel) HAS TAKEN POSSESSION Of the NEW BRIGHTON HOTEL, - Where he trusts by strict attention to tbe wants of 1 bis customers and the publio generally to merit a i fair -hare of patronag-e. A First-clas- Luncheon from 12 to 2, One Shilling. MANNING'S SPARKLING ALBS. Wines and Spirits the Best Procanble. First-d_» StaMing. 3440 f ' Tiyf ILUONAIRES are advised to drink P_la bnnd jjJL X^MitUia^rttW-OWkit