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Evening Post, Volume XLIV, Issue 128, 29 November 1892, Page 3

,£~v&^ XTNION STEAM SHIP CC 3|!iji|; D OF 1 TEW ZE ALAND (Ln] LYTTI Takapusa ... f Tumi l^ ov 20 j 9 p.m. Rotobua ... | Thnr, I Deo 1 3 p.m. Penguin ... I Fri | »ec 2 3 p.m. Maraeoa . 1 Mon | Dcc 5 1 " P- m - DUNEDIN VIA L Rotobua ... I Thurs- 1 1 )ec 1I 3 p.m. Maraboa _..__ | Mon__ | I cc _ ?!"P-™j_ DUVEDIN, VIA LYTTKL l ' 9N > AKAROi AND Tn&'-lt U^ Omapekk I Satnr | jj>x '•' I H P-m. MELBOURNE VIA LTTITiJI VTON, DUNJE DIN, BLUFF AND 7?A MarakoJT^ \Non L Lv?c l -' 3 P ' m ' AUCKLAND DEftfA "T Tavicni | Thurs 1 Doc 1 j NAPIER. GISBORNE AND &\ T CKLANE AusTKALiAf ~l Wed | Not 30 , ' Te Anau ... I Fri | Dec 2 1;'1 ;' P-™. S'th'n Cboss>* I Tues ! Dec 0 } •* V-m. Waihora ... I Fri | Dee 9) i ' P-m. +Calls Tokomaru, Waipiro and A\ a1 "". *Calla Tologa Bay, Tuparoa and Ebf. kH -" a ySYDNEY DIRECT Hauboto ... I Wed 1 Hot 3>J 1 »» -^ SYDNEY VIA AUCKLAND Waijioka ... I Fri j" Den f J I-f p-i 1: NELSON DIRECT Mawheka ... | Tu«a | Nov 20 \■> p.na. Penguin ... I Wed | Nov 30 I 6 jvjm. Mahinafua I Snn 1 Dec \\ 0 pjm- _ PICTON AND NELSON _ Grafton ... | Fri | \J".a 2 i noon Penguin ... | Mon | Dec 5I 1 p.m. i ~NE W PLYMOUTHAND"oT T EHUNGA FOR AUCKLAND^ I Takapuna ..| Thurs~fDoc I{ * P-m-MAHiKAruA"* | San | I>co- 1| i" P- m - •Calls Nelson. BLENHEIM" " Waihi ITT Wod | Nov 30~|5p.m'VIA PICTOX AND N_ELSON Gkapton . | Fri | Doe 2 | noon WESTPO E'f 7 GREY AND HOKITIKA JVIA NELSON Mawheba ... | Tuea | Nov 29 | 5 p.m. WEST PORT DIRECT Bbunneb ... | Tues | Dec C | G RE YMOUTH AND HOKITIICA Dinc-adek .. | Tucs | Nov 29 I sp.n*_ TONGAA ND SAMTxaI'ROM AUCKLAND[IpoIu ... | Thurs | Doc 1| 5 p.m^ "SUVAANbIiEVUKAVIATuCKLANXTaviunf ... | Thurs | Dec 1 | SHORTEST ROUTE TO AUCKLAND VIA ONEHUNGA. OTEAMERS leave NEW PLY-f-J MOUTH as under (wsathor ** "* permitting) — TakapunaJ... I Fri | Dec 2| 8 a.m. Mahinapua* | Tues j Dec G| 10 p.m. Takapunal .. I Satur | Dec 10 | 1 p.m. Mahinapua* j Tucs | Dec 13 |10 p.m. w Connoot<t with the train from South. JPassongora can embark at Wollintrton the day previous, proceeding through by steamer to Onehunga for Auckland. THE NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALASIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Limited. «srfeS&^r a IHE Company's magnificent ,^_|^_^g; A new and powerful bister steamships WARRIMOO and MIOWERA, 3350 tons register, 4500 horso power, Will commence a regular service between Sydney, Melbonrne, Hobart, and New Zealand ports, leaving Melbourne FIRST ■WEEK IN DEC EI»I BER for New Zealand, via Sydney to Auckland and via Hobart to Bluff respectively. The steamers have been especially built for the Intercolonial trade, and ai - e most luxuriously fitted for tho comfortable conveyance ot a largo number of pussongers. The state-rooms arc large, and special attention has boeu given to their ventilation. Tho dietary scale is most liberal. The Wabbimoo has pboved hekself to be the Fastest Steamer in the Austbawan waters, and thk mloweba is expected to btjsam vaster. PASSAGE MONEY AT REDUCED RATES. • 9 For freight or passage apply to LEVIN & CO.. Acronts. WEST COAST STEAMERS. ANCHOR LINE OF STEAM PACKETS are appointed to leave aa nnder :—: — For NELSON,WESTPOBT, GREYMOUTHI and HOKITIKA — The KENNEDY, on WEDNESDAY, at 3 p.m. For PATEA— Tho steamer WAVERJUEY,. ou WEDNESDAY, at noon Fares to Nelson : — Saloon — Single, £1 ; return, JBI 10a. Bf.oarage — Single, ids ; return, £1 2s Gd. ; For freight or passago, apply to ! W. & G. TUENBULL & Co., ; Agent ' FOR KAIKOUEA AND LYTTELTON, VIA COAST. The ss WAKATU On WEDNESDAY, 30th Nov., fttGp.nu FOR CASTLEPOINT AND NAPIER. VIA COAST. The B3 KIWI On WEDNESDAY. 30th Nov., at 5 p.m. FOR, BLENHEIM The ss NEPTUNE, On WEDNESDAY. 30th Nov., at s p.m. FOR FOXTON AND OPUNAKE. The as QUEEN OF THE SOUTH On WEDNESDAY, 30th Nov., at 4 p.m. The above-mentioned steamers will leave circumstances permitting. For freight or paa=ias?a apply to LEVTN & CO.. Agente. WELLINGTON STEAM PACKET COMPANY. •"jSkffi&N^. nnHE following steamers will bo jgjg§yK»; -"- despatched as under, weather and circumstances permitting : — For WANGANUI— Tho atoamor HUIA. on WEDNESDAY For WANGANUI— The s.s. STOKMBIRD, on FRIDAY For freight or passage apply to JOHNSTON & CO., Agentß. FOR NAPIER AND COAST. «|gg^;T • s.b. X A H n Will leave for tho above ports, weather and oiroumstaneeß permitting :—: — On THURSDAY, Ist Doc. JOHNSTON & CO., Agonta. FOR PATEA. WAITAPU Will leave as above EARLY For freight or passage apply to J. S. CROSS, Building (next door) Bank of Australasia. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (Limited). S.S. DUKE OF ARGYLL. NOTICE TO TRADESMEN. ALL Accounts against this steamer must bo rendered (in triplicate) to the underaigncd on or before noon To-morrow (Wednosday), othorwi&o they will not bo recognised. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (Limited), Customhouse-quay. SHAW, SAVILL & ALBION COMPANY (Limited). SHIP BLENHEIM, FOR LONDON. ALL Claims against tho above-named vessel must be sent in (in duplicato) on or boforo Wednesday, 30th inst., otherwise they cannot be recognised. Shippers aro requested to present billa of lading for bignuture by above-named date. LEVIN & CO., Agents. S. S. MANA. rTIHIS Steamer is open for engagement JL to perform any kind of Harbour Work, and is always available for TowiNa, Ballasting, &c. Apply to Captain on board ; or, to J. H. WILLIAMS, Aeant. Featherston-Btreet. For continuation of Shipping advertisements see fi-rst race. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friendß of James and Fanny 1-oyd are invited to attend the Fnneral of their late son, Claude Victor, which will leave their residence, George-street, Tina-kori-road, on Wednesday, the 30th November, at 2.30 p.m., for the Karori Cemetery. PARSONS & CLARK, Undertakers, Pipitea-street. A GENTLEMAN in tho Government Buildings reports — " I gave my child one of your Chocolate Worm Cakes, and he passed 50 large worms. 1 ' Wm. C. Fitzserald, Consulting Chemiat. next Evening Postoffice, Willis-street. Advice and medicine at all hours for 2s 6d.