SHAW, SAVILL, A.ND ALBIOH COMPANY (LntrrED). MOKTTPVY LIKE FAST PA3SENGEK STEAMERS BETWEEN ALL POETS OF NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON. fV\WE following powerful now steel-built X Steamers are appointed to Leave fer LONDON DIREOT as follows »— (Final port as arranged.) 9 S fi fe TW4* nf Tl*_ Stona*. || §1 ComnttOa. V^J, Taltmi ... 5200 SSOO B. J. Billow Aug. 82 Lyttelton Dorio ... VJU 8000 J. W~. J»nnlng« Sept. 19 Wellington Ar»wa ... 5200 3500 J. Stairt Oct. 24 lonlo ... 4763 8000 J. Cameron Hot. 21 C*ptla ...43873009 W. H. Kldlij Deo. 19 Taiani ... 5200 8500 B. J. Barlow J»n. 16 The Arawa and Tainai are now •teamors of the latest designs. The First-olass Passenger Aooommodation Is in a citadel saloon on the main deok amidships, and the sleeping-berths are of extra large size. The Seoond-olass Aooommodation Is very superior, and in situated under the poop deok. ! Steerage Passengers will have most excellent and roomy aooommodation in the between deoks. The White Star steamers lonio, Dorio, and Coptio will be oonduoted by the managers of that line, who have made their servioe the most comfortable and popular afloat. An experienced Surgeon will aooompany eaoh steamer. All the steamers above-named will be fitted with the Eleotrio light. The Homoward route will be via Bio De Janeiro, and the time eoonpiod should not exooed 40 days. Passage-money t— Saloon, from 60 guineas upwards ; Seoond Cabin, 40 guineas; Steerago, from 18 to 20 guineas. The above will be supplemented by flmtoloss SAILING VESSELS. The Undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, pay. meat tor whioh has been guaranteed in the colony i— W. & <J. TUBNBULL ft CO. MURRAY, EOBEBTS * 00. E. PEAECE LEVIN 4 CO. SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY (Limitbd). STEAM TOLONDON. •SkSt^ rfIHE Magnificent New Steel ¦*- Steamer T AINUI, 9200 Tons, 8500 Horse-power, W. Barlow Commander, Will be despatched from LYTTELTON on 22nd AUGUST, Calling at Bio de Janeiro. The aooommodation for all olaßßes of P»bsengers on this steamer ia unsurpassed in any vessel afloat. The First-olass Accommodation is on the Main Deok Amidships, and no state-room has more than two berths, with the exception of a few family rooms. Pullman beds and eleotrio light. Secondclass passengers have excellent aooommodation under the Poop ; and the Steerage pas. senders are earned in the 'Twees Deoks. For Freight or passage, apply to W. & G. TUBNBULL & CO., Agents. For steamers to follow, see Time-table above. ./~IOMPAGNIE DE3 MESBAGEBIES Kj mabittmes. Sydney, melbourne, a adelaide TO MARSEILLES (via Sum Canal). Steamers under Postal Oontraot with the Government of Franoe. Calling at Mauritius, Beunion, Seychelles, Aden, and Port Said. The GVanpany 1 * steamers will be despatohed ' as fellows i— Bt#uUU * Sydney. M«lfcoum« Adtlaid*. July 14 JalylS July 20 Aug. 11 Aug. 15 Aug. 17 Sept. 8 Sept. 19 Sept. 14 Through tiokets to London, overland via Marseilles, oan be procured on board steamer. Table Wines, Beer, 4c, are inoluded in the passage money. For freight, passage, and further parties, lars, apply to LEVIN A CO., Agents-. Wellington. <W -k TJENINSULAR & ORIENTAL rsTBAM NAVIGATION Co. The Company's steamships will be de* spatohed with Her Majesty's Mails as follow, for London, via Bombay i— Bteranrs. Tnt, B ydn>y | MriVrut. Adtlaide Bon ... 8018 July 8 JnlyH JnlyW Ciiithioi ...5013 July 33 July 88 July 80 Pabuxatta 4769 Aug. fi Aug. 11 Aug 13 fixw ... 39Q0l Aug. 19 Aug. 85 Aug. 27 And thenceforward every alternate week. Passengers and oargo booked to Loudon. Italy, Egypt, India, China, and Japan ai moderate rates. Beoond-olass passengers are provided with first-class aooommodation in the steamers between New Zealand and Australia, and vice vena. Speoial Tiokets for Combination Tours round the world granted at oheap first olass rates. For further information apply to JOHNSTON A CO.. Agents. THE LITTLE DUSTPAN. H FIELDER being somewhat astonished * and gratified at the result of the liberal patronage and success whioh has greeted his past venture to seoure pnblio appreciation of the marked excellence of design and superiority of workmanship of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITUBE, it has induoed him, in the extension of his business premises, to embraoe a more comprehensive Stook, that will fill the requirements of every householder. The unremitting care and attention whioh he has always applied to business, and to the varied home and colonial tastes and accommodations of his numerous oustomers, enables him to stand forth UNEIVALLED in the ohoice he has displayed in selecting his vast miscellaneous Stook of Glass, China, Lamps, Culinary Utensils, &0., &c, as they combine elegance with utility, with the strictest regard to economy, and being without doubt the finest assortment this oity has ever produoed or witnessed, and whioh are open for inspection daily at THE LITTLE DUSTPAN. FBUIT TEEES. FBUIT TREES. ORNAMENTAL THEFS AND SHBUBS. Norwood Hill Nursery, Tasman-stbbet. Wellington. Established 1869. fTPHE Proprietor of the above begs to subX mit to the publio of Wellington the following quotations from his Prioe List, and would ask the favour of an inspection of his stock by persons intending planting. The plants are hardy, healthy, and well-rooted, and will be found mnoh more advantageous to planters than imported stuff. Tho prioes given are striotly for cash t— Cupressua Macrocarpa, from... 10/- per 100 Pinus Insignia, from 8/- do (The above cheaper by the 1000.) Hollies (transplanted), from ... 20/- do Laurestinus (very hardy), from 20/- do Euonymus (hedge plant), from 20/- do African Box Thorn (do), from... 3/- do Fruit Trees, from 12/-perdo» Cupressns Lawsoniana, from... 9/- per dos Do Horozontalis, from 8/- do Do Btriota, from ... 8/- do Thuja Chinensis, from 9/- do Do Gigantea. from 9/- do Also, a large collection of Florist s Flowers, Bulbs, 40., Ac, at equally low rates. F. MOUNTIEB, Nurseryman. Ao. Tasman-st., Wellington. XJfTHEEE IS THE BEEAD MAEKET? NO. 95, CUBA-STBEET. Bread delivered 3d the 21b-loaf. Liberal disoount to shops and boardinghouses. WHYNOTTBYIT? W. ISAAC, Manager. ON SALK, Cuwd Hove Forma Etesist Post office.
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Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 9, 10 July 1885, Page 1
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