"ffifr&fcfr. TJENINSULAR & ORIENTAL •iSSSSSmt JT STEAM NAVIGATION CO The company's steamships (under contrac with tho Victorian Goyommont for the conveyance of H.M. mails) will be despatched as under, from the Williamstown Dockyard Pier, calling off Glenelg anc*at King George's Sound : — Rohilla.. Feb. 16 For London and Southampton via Bombay Peshawttr Mch. 2 For London and Southampton via Galle Brindisi Mch. 16 For London and Southampton via Bombay Siam ... Mch. 30 For Bombay And thenoeforward every alternate week. Firet-clasß fare from Wellington, via Sydney or Melbourne, to Southampton £79 Second-class do, do, do £54 First-class fare from Wellington to Brindißi or Venioe £74 Second-class do, do, do £49 Steamers leave Wellington to connect with the above. Passengers booked by, and every information obtained from JOHNSTON & CO., Agents. Wellington, lßt January, 1881 ; THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. Head \\^ltlz\ London Office : %I§§£iiNr i *4 Branch i Chriatohuroh *^-^^l 84 BishopsN.Z. » '•^ gato-street, WOOL SEASON 1880-81. FOURTH WOOL SHIP FOR LONDON DIRECT. Sailing about the Third Week in February. 1 npHE splendid iron Clipper Ship *»™*^ HURUNUI, 100 Al, 1012 tons register, W. Barclay, Commander. This magnifioont vossol, built specially for the New Zealand passenger trade, has a spleni did saloon, and her state cabins aro superbly - fitted and provided with every requisite for t the comfort of passengers. A limited num- ) ber of second and third-class passengers will . be taken, who will have superior accommodation provided for them. The dietary scalo , is most liberal. Rates of freight on dumped wool — greasy, |d per 1b ; washed, }& per 1b ; and id extra j for undumped. For freight or passage, apply at tho office j of the Company, Custom House Quay. PASSENGER LINE OF PACKETS. FOR LONDON DIRECT. SAILING IN ALL FEBRUARY. nnHE Splendid Iron Clipper jJTMTin^ -*- Barque AN TARES, i 100— aI 821 Tons Register. . A. LEWIS ... Commander. Cargo is now being reoeivod by tho above 1 vessel. For freight apply to E. PEAROE, W. &G. TURNBULL A ;>., , KRULL & CO., ' MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., Or to LEVIN & CO., » Agents. i PASSENGER LINE OF PACKETS. t TO FOLLOW THE HERMIONE. [ FOR LONDON DIRECT. r £iB^HP^ aßm^cen*ia B m^ cen * i Clipper Ship ; «™™SK PLEI ON E, 1,100 Tons Register, 3 C. H.'Renaut, Commander. Is now receiving cargo, and will sail on th» 10th FEBRUARY. The accommodation for first and second • class passengers oannot be equalled, whil r the dietary scale is most liberal. I For freight or passage apply to 9 LEVIN & CO., a KRULL & CO., EDWARD PEARCE, Or to W. & G. TURNBULL, , Agents. b LAND AND LOAN OFFICES. 9T>ENNETT AND CO. 9 Havo For Sale and To Let — Farms, Unimproved Land, City and 3 Suburban Freeholds. 3 Money to Lend in sums to suit borrowers. * Offices— Opposite Laery and Campbell's, j Lambton Quay. 1 f 3 [ Tt/rULLIGAN purchased his Stock in : JLfJL London for Cash, and therefor* I Defies Competition. r WOOL. , f|>HE undersigned is a Cash Purchaser oi . Wool, or will make advances on favorable terms. | EDWARD PEARCE. NOTICE. 1 4NY Person removing Sand or Gravel, , xjL without the permission of the underr signed, from the Island Bay Estate, will be - prosecuted. i J. F. E. WRIGHT. 3 -- ON SALE-CUSTOMS FORMS. Evening Post office. i , > ¦pYENINQ POST AGENTS. ' Cuba and Abel Smith streets— Mr Far* 1 guson Cuba-street — Mrs Baillie ' Adelaide Road— Mr Howell 1 Newtown — Mr Wilson Taranaki-street — Mr Smith Taranaki-street— Mr M'Lean Upper Taranaki-Btreet — Mr Rowell 1 Upper Taranaki-street — Mr Boonstra Courtenay Place — Mr Inniss Courtenay Place — Mr Collins 1 Courtenay Place — Mr Lot« 11 1 Roxburgh-street — Mr Robinson 1 Taranaki-Btreet north — Mr Rountree Upper Willis-street — Mrß Harply ! WUlia-street— Mr Watt Tory-street — Mr Brown Lambton Quay — Mr Clark Lambton Quay— Whittaker Bro». Lambton Quay — Mrs Hill Molesworth-street — Mr Sinclair Tinakori Road— Mr Dowsett Mulgrave-street — Mr Isaacs J Railway Station— Mra Kelly Kaiwarra — Mr Taylor Johnstonville — Mr Cook Ngahauranga — Mr Riven Ngahauranga— Mr Clapham Petoni — Mr Johnston Lower Hutt— Sir Brandt Taita— Mr Brandt Silverstream — Mr Cotter Upper Hutt— Mr Richardson Kaitoki — Mr Martin Pakuratahi — Mr Jones Tauherenikau— Mr Duff Featherston— Messrs Gilpin and Pardon Greytown — Messrs Fabian Bros. Greytown— Mr Caselberg Carterton— Mr Jameßon Carterton — Mr Fairbrother Taratahi— Mr Fißk Maßterton— Mr Caselberg Masterton— Mr Watt Masterton— Mr WilHamß Masterton— Mr C.Wilton Manganui — Mr Jones Marton— Mr H. Lyon Otaki— F. Bright Foxton— Mr A. J. Whyte Foxton— Mr R. G. Palmer Palmerston — Mr E. E. Metard Feilding— Mr E. E. Metard Duncdin — Evening Star Chrxstchurch — Canterbury Press Auckland — Evening Star Melbourne — Messrs Gordon and Gotoh Sydney — Messrs Gordon and Gotch London — Messrs Gordon and Gotch
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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 33, 10 February 1881, Page 4
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753Page 4 Advertisements Column 8 Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 33, 10 February 1881, Page 4
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