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Evening Post, Volume XLVI, Issue 23, 27 July 1893, Page 1

SHAW, BAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY (Limited). MONTHLY LINE OF ROYAL MAIL FAST PASSENGER BTEAMEEB, BXTWEEX ALL PORTS OF NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON. HPHE Magnificent 4aS_Sc' X S.S. TAINOI, 5200 Tons Register, 3500 Hone-power, E. J. Evans, Commander, Will be despatched from WELLINGTON FOR LONDON DERECT ON THURSDAY, 14th SEPT., 1893. TO BE FOLLOWED BT 4i-_-.:|l|| C_am__». _£ Thund&Y Doric ... 4TMSOM J.W.JennJnm Oct. IS Araw-i ... 5209 8600 1. Bh_ri Not. 8 Coptic ... 4448 NOO C. H KempioD Deo 7 lonic ... 4763 9030 W. H. Kid ley Jan. 4, 1894 Tuiuut ... 5300 5500 >. J. h'_ Feb. 1 he above are all powerful new steel-built steamers, and the aooommodation for all O— saeß of pasaengers ia unsurpassed. The Homeward passage will be via Bio de Janeiro and Teneriffe, and the time oooupied ihsuld not exoeed 40 days. An experienced Surgeon will •ooompany eich steamer. The above will be supplemented by the f oUowing and other first-class cargo steamers and Bailing vessels. CARGO STEAMERS. „- j ProbabU EfrSMOf BMr. g J Oommuder. I_u of £ 5 B— lin*. R.B. Fakekt ... 4831 100A1 Moffstt Augnit BS.B—tatna <045100Al H'LNngaU Bept B.t.R_igfttin3sniooAl Bmton Oct B.S. ____... 8563;i00Al Maxwell Not FLAX VESSELS FOR AMERICA. For Boston and New York. BonthtmCro— ... | 106 a I Bailey I July The undersigned ate empowered to grant pitsages from London to New Zealand, payment for whioh has been guaranteed in th* CWony. W. ft a. TURNBULL ft CO. MURRAY, ROBERTS ft CO. LEVIN ft CO. ■^TESSAGERIES MARITIMES. SIDNEY TO LONDON, via PARIS. Steamers of 6000 tons, under postal contract with the Frerch Government, calling nt Melbourne, Adelaide, Albant, Mahi, Aden, Suez, and Port Said, will be dispatched monthly as follows :—: — Bte___p. Com We*. ,*££ nJ^Snt Armaud Behio Pojdeaot July ST July 81 AartmliMj ... G Dldier lug 27 AugSl Ville a* 1* CSot*t Fi *chi Pept ?7 Oct 1 Pj'ymrien L B .ulnrfl 0t27 Not 1 Passengers booked to Bombat, Reunion, Mauritius, and East Coast op Africa. Rates of Passase to London — First Sat, on, iCO to i!7O, inoludinp Table Winos Liberal Concessions to Families. Return Tickets, available for 0 or 12 months, at Reduced Rates. Enolisk spoken on board. Upon arrival at Marseilles, English interpreters meet the possengerß for London and trivo them every assistance in lauding and passing their luggage through tho Cubt mis. ic. and also accompany them to Paris and Calais. N.B. — Passengers' Luggage conveyed free of cost to London by Steamer. Special advantages offered to passengers taking through tickets from New Zealand. For further particulars, apply to LEVIN & CO., Agents. ft ORIENTAL JHBg; x steam navigation co. The Company's splendid Steamihipi will despatched aa foHows, for LONDON, OiUing at Adelaide, King George's Sound, Colombo, Aden, Suez, Port Said, Brindiai, Malta, Gibraltar, Plymouth :— r~_ Leave Btaamcf. Tan Comnmnder. i^ZSZ, HeU Borne ... 5*46 ABDanieU July 24 July 39 Oceaca ... 3863 E Stewart Aug 7 Aug IS Victoria ... 6268 AWAdamson An* 21 AnxSC Arcadia ... 6362 W B Andrews Rept * Bept 9 Vuletta ... 4319 R F Briscoe 8* 1 18 Bept 2» Bsllaarat .. (I B,T S Angus Uct 2 Oct 7 Panamatta «7/l P Harris OcU« Oct tl And fortnightly thereafter. Paßsen?er farea from any port in New Zealand (including saloon passage* te Australia) to London: — FirstClass — Single, Sixty and Seventy Guineas ; return, available for nine months, £105; return, available for twelve months, .£lls. Second Class — Single, £37 and £42; return, available for twelve months, £65. Passage inonoy can be paid at this end for passages from England. For farther particular!, apply to ths Agents, JOHNBTOT_OO..{^2SSSf Or, THOS. COOK ft SON. Wellington. HURRY UP I HURRY UPI TO THE ■pEOPLE'S IRONMONGER'S, Cuba-street, And have a share of the BA.RGAINS. STOCK MUST BE REDUCED As much as possible during the next six weeks, before stocktaking. Premises Let to New Tehant, from Ist September. REMEMBER! THE GENUINE SALE, AT A. J. BENNETT'B, No. 60, Cuba-street, Corner of Ghuznee-street, NOVELTIES IN TABLES. "V^tTE aye Joß*J 08 * °P ene^ B P another oon■ignment of beantifnl TABLES, similar to thoso shown by us twelve months ago, and io quickly disposed of. They coneist of — Parlour Tables Occasional Tables Coffee Tables Card Tables Side Tables Corner Tables, &o. All of novel designs, but very substantially built and of superior finish, mostly in Antique, Oak, and Mahoqant. The Prices range from 10s 6d to £5. An early inspection ia invited, aa many oi onr customers were disappointed previoualy. FLOCKTON'S VARIETY STORES. T»rrEW BOOKS. NEW EDITIONS, H. & J. BATLLIE. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 39 Cuba-street, Wellington. Mario Corelli's The Soul of Lilith, 6s Mrs. Clifford's The Last Touches, 2s 6d anc Langwill's The Children of the Ghetto, 3s 6c Sergeant's The Story of a Ponitent Soul, 3s 6c Brot Harte's Susy, 3s 6d Lysaght's The Marplot, 2s 6d and 8s 8d Dick Donovan's Tracked to Doom, 2s "BUck and White" Handbook to Roya, Academy and New Gallery, Is 3d Stevenson'slßlandNightsEntertainmentß,6i Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmeß, 6s Francis Adams' 1 he Außtrahans, 3s Strange Winter's That Mrs. Smith, Is Onida's The Tower of Taddeo, 3s 6d Tavistock Tales. 3a Bret Harte's Sally Dows, 3a 6d Yonge's and Coleridge's Strolling Players 2s 6d and 3a 6d . H. & J. B. have been appointed Agent for Meßsrs. Gordon * Gotoh, and oan no* «upply their publication at English published prices. INSpECTION INVITED Telephone 313