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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 3, 1 July 1881, Page 3

],"" \C% UNION 1 * 5^%4 A STEAM SHIP COMPANY j^-. - *^ op NEW ZEALAND. '' LIMITED. The steamers of tho above Company are appointed to leav > as under (circumstances permitting) for LYTTELTON AND PORT CHALMERS Rotomahana I Mon f Jnly 4| 3 D.m. Hawea ... | Wed | July 6| 1 p.m. Penguin* ... | Fri | July 8| 1 p.m. *For Lyttelton only. MELBOURNE, VIA LYTTELTON PORT CHALMERS AND BLUFF Rotomahana* | Mon | July 4| 3 p.m. Te Anau ... 1 Mon 1 July 11 I 3 p.m. •Calls at Hobart. PICTON, NELSON. TARA-M-d-Ji^ AND MANUKA J. Hawea* ... | Mon | July 4 | noon Wanak A ... I Thurs | July 7j 1 p.m. *For Picton and Nelson only^ NAPIER"POVERTY BAY. AUCKLAND, AND RUSSELL Te Anau ... I Fri 1 July 1I 4 p.m. Ringarooha | Fri | July 8| 3 p.m. SYDNEY Ringarooma* | Fri I July 8| 3 p.m. WAKATiPuf ... I Satur j Jnly 16 j noon •Via the East Coast. fDirect Berths are allotted at the office. Luggage labels obtainable at the office. Company's time-table can be had on application. Note. — Shippers are requested to have all cargo booked and alongside steamer one hour before advertised time of sailing. Offices — Featherston-street. Wellington. WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI LINE -OF STEAMERS The steamers of the above Line are appointed to leave Wellington aa under, circumstances permitting : — For KAIKOURA and LYTTELTON— The bo JANE DOUGLAS, on FRDDAY, at 7 p.m. For FOXTON — The ss STORMBIRD, on SATURDAY, at 8 p.m. For freight or passage apply at the offices, Custom House Quay. R. S. MARTIN, Agent, Steam Shipping Buildinga. WEST COAST STEAMERS. A NCHOR LINE OF STEAM PACKETS /jL are appointed to leave as under : — For NELSON, WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH and HOKITrKA— The ss KENNEDY on SATURDAY, at 8 p.m. For freight or passage apply to C. A. DEACON, Agent, Steam Shipping Buildings. WAND G. TURNBULL k CO. will • dispatch the following steamers, as under ?—? — for WANGANUI-The S3 HUIA, TODAY, at 7 p.m. For FOXTON, OPUNAKE, TARANAKT, and or WAITARA— The S3 TUI, on FRIDAY, at 7 p.m. » For BLENHEIM— The ss NAPIER, TOMORROW For PATEA— The ss PATEA, on MONDAY, at 6 p.m. For KAIKOURA and LYTTELTON— The ss TUI, early FOR PATEA DIRECT. «S3a§K«. r^HHE New Sorow Steamer 4§l|l£; E - WAIATU, Captain Crap.les Evans, Will l«av<» for th^ 'ibnvn portp THIS DAY (Friday), at 4 p.m. JOHN H. JiKATOJX, Agent, Panama-street. FOR WANGANUI, OPUNAKE, NEW PLYMOUTH, WAITARA, MANUKAU (AUCKLAND) AND HOKIANGA. "ttew -t. MTVEE s.s. ORETI, sj3£cs s l.- > ' JL Captain Campbell, Will leave for the above ports On MONDAY next, 4th July. For freight or passage, apply to JOHN H. HEATON, Agent, Panama-street. FOR CASTLEPOINT AND NAPIEE. a«^v~^,^ ~S 'HE Favorite Screw Steamer ¦3§lili& & KIWI Will leave for the above port s> On SATURDAY, 2nd July. f.EVIN & CO., Agents. FOX, BLENHEIM. "*£% 1\ HT^HE s.s. e=gyir>: 1 MOHAKA Will leave for the above port On FRIDAY, Ist July. LEVIN & CO. Agents. FOB LYTTELTON, TIMABU AND OAAIARU. cnlWft^ f SP-HE favorite a.s. .H G E A F T O N Will leavo ior fhn above port-n On SATURDAY, Bth July. At 8 p.m. For freight or passage apply to W. R. WILLIAMS, Or to JAMES BENTLEY, Broker, Grey-street. FOR NEWCASTLE DIRECT. fi&^ riIHE barque <Ig|||^ X S. R. LUHRS, Will sail for the above port on On SATURDAY next. Passengers and cargo at low rates. This vessel has superior cabin accommodation for families. For passage apply to Captain on board, Or to W. E. "WrLT.TAMS, Custom House Quay. X? EGULAR TRADERS TO PLIMMER'S t\. WHARF, un^or charter :— Leave Lyttelton, Comet 3rd July, Liberal reduction in freight and wharfage to largo shippers. Quick despatch. PLIMMER, REEVES & CO. (For continuation of shipping advertisements, see vaqe 4.) NEW SEEDS. THE NEW SEEDS have Arrived for 1881 (30th June), and are all of the Best and Choicest Sorts ever imported into New Zealand. The same are tested before leaving their establishment All kinds of Nursery Plants, Seed Potatoes, &c, for sale at the " Beehive Store" and 'Frisco Seed Dep6t. OKELL AND LINNELL, (Opposite Gasworks) COXTRTENAT PLACE. HARDY, ORNAMENTAL, AND EVERGREEN SHRUBS, FOREST TREES, FRUIT TREES, &c. Norwood Hill Nursery, (Established 1569.) npHE Proprietor of tho above begs to call X the attention of the public to his large and varied stock of hardy, evergreen, and flowering shrubs, coniferas, shelter trees, hedge plants, fruit trees, &c, the whole of which. are fine strong healthy plants, quite hardy, being grown in an exposed situation, and all transplanted. A. few quotations given : — Cupressus Macrocarpa, from £2 0 0 per 100 Pinus Insignis, do 1 10 0 do Pinns Halepensis, do ... 1 10 0 do Hollies (transplanted), do ... 1 10 0 do Enonymus Japonica, do ... 10 0 do Laurestinus (very hardy), do 1 10 0 do Olearia (hedge plant), do ... 15 0 do Pittosporum (oliort?), do ... 1 10 0 do Fruit tree 3 (of sorts) per doz, las to 183 Gooseberries and Gurrants, per doz, from 6a Rhubarb Roots, per do 2, from 63 Roses (choice named), per doz, from 12s Also, a large collection of Carnations, Picotees, Fuschias, Chrysanthemums, &c, &c. F. MOUNTIEB, Nurseryman, Tasman-streot. Wellington. NOTICE. IMPOUNDED at Homebush Farm, Kaiwarra, one Bay Pony Mare, about seven years old, with rope round neck : white spot on forehead, nose, off hind foot, and the near front one ; long tail. sh~d, and branded on near rump T. If not claimed, will be sold in twenty-one days from this date at the Johnsonville Pound. THOS. HAWKINS, Homebush Farm. l|29fch June, 1881.