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Evening Post, Volume XLVI, Issue 69, 19 September 1893, Page 3

TTNION STEAM SHIP 'CO. ■JSsiiJgg: <U of new Zealand (Ld). LYTTKLTON Takafijna* ... I Wod | Sop 20 | 4 p.m. Flob>.» ... | T hurß | See 21 1 4 p.m. ItoTOBTTA* . I Fri | S'ep 22 | 4 p.tr. Tabaweba* 1 Mon i Sep 25 | 5 p.m. •No cargo received after 3 p.m. DUNKDIN "VIA LYTTELTON Floba* ... | Thurs | Sop 21 1 4 p.m. fAEAivwBA* ... I Mon I Sep 25 I 5 p.m. *No cargo received aftor 3 p.m. DUNEDIN, VIA LYTTELTON, AKAROA TIMARU AND OAMARU Omapire ... | Satnr I Sep 23 )11 p.m. MELBOURNE VIA LYTTELTON. DUNEDIN. BLUFF AND HOBABT Taltjne* ... | Mon | Oct , 2| 5 p.m. # No cargo received after 3 p.m. NAP+ER. GISBOR"NE AND AUCKLAND A •'BTBALiAt I Wed I Sep 20 | 5 p.m. Talune ... | Fri | Sep 22 j 3 p.m S'th'n Cbobb* | Tuos | Sop 2(5 1 3 p.m. Tabaweba . I Satur I Sep 3>l l 3 p.m. fCalls Tokomaru, Waipiro, Aweuui and Tauranea. *C»Us Tologa Bay, Taparoa and Hicks Bay. SYDNEY DIRECT Hatjboto ... I Wod 1 Sept 27 I noon SYDNEY VIA AUCKLAND Tabaweba ... | Satur | Sep 30 | 3 p.m. NELSON DIRECT Rotobua ... | Wod | Sop 20 I 5 p.m] Mahinapua I Sun | Sop 24 | 8.30 p.m. Mawheba ... ' Men 1 Sep 25 | 7~ PICTON AND NELSON ' Wainui ... | Wed | Sept 20 1 1 p.m. Gbapton ... I Fri | Sop 22 | noon Rotobua | Mon | Sep 25 i 1 p.m. NEW PLYMOUTH AND ONEHUNGA FOR AUCKLAND Taeapuna | fc'ri | Sep 22 I 2 p^m. Mahinapua* I Sun | Sep 24 | 8.30 p.m. «Callß Nolson. BLENHEIM WAIHi .. I W<>a | Sop 20 1 5 p.m. WESTPORT. GRKYAND HOKITIKA VIA PICTON AND NELSON GiiAFTOti :I .J Ji^ri | Sep 22 | noon GREYMOUTH " AND HOKITIKA, VIA PICTON AND NELSON. Wainui ... I Wad j Pop 20 |1n m. WESTPORT, GREY AND HOKITiKA VIA NELSON Mawubua .. | Mon j Sep 25 I WESTPOH.T DIRECT JJbunneb ... | Tuci | Sep 2G | CALCUTTA Maobi ._..J jibout27tli Sept TONGA AND SAMOA~FROM AUdKLAND Upolu . | abont Mon., 9th Oct. SUVA AND JtiKYUKA FROM AUCKLAND Tavjuni. — I abont Thars., sth Oot SHORTEST ROUTE TO~AUCKLAND VIA ONEHUNGA. «£SkSa~. CNTEAMERS leave NEW PLY 4&§jjijgr KJ MOUTH as under (weathor permitting) — Mahinapua* | Tuos '| Sep 19 1 10 p.m. TakapunaJ ... I Satur | Sep 23 1 8 a.m. Mahinapua* I Tnes j Sep 2G 1 10 p.m. TakavunaJ I Satur | Sep 30 j noon *Conneotß with the train from South. oan ombark at Wellineion the day previous, proopeding through by steamer to Onebunea tor Auokland. WEST COAST STEAMERS A NCHOR LINE OF STEAM PACKETS xa. are appointed to leave as under :—: — For NELSON, WESTPORT, HOKITIKA and GREYMOUTH— Tho MURRAY. on THURSDAY, at 3 p.m. For NELSON, WESTPORT, HOKITIKA and GREYMOUTH— The CHAS. EDWARD, on FRIDAY For PATEA — Tbe steamer AORERE, on THURSDAY Fares to Nelson s— Saloon— Single, JB1 ; return, .£1 10s. Steorage— Single, i6b : return, XI 2a 6d. For freight or passage, apply to W. & G. TUPNBULL A Co., Agent fj'Oß KAIKOURA AND LYTTELTON. Si} VIA COAST. ThessWAKATU On FRIDAY, 22nd Sopt., at G p.m. FOR CASTLEPOINT VIA COAST. The bs KIWI On WEDNESDAY, 20th Sept., atsp.m. FOR BLENHEIM The es NEPTUNE. On THURSDAY. 21st Sept., at G p.m. FORFOXTON. Tho 88 QUEEN OF THE SOUTH On WEDNESDAY. 20th Sept., at 4 p.m. The above-mentioned steamors will leave oiroumstanoes permitting. For freight or passage apply to LEVIN * CO.. Agonto WELLINGTON STKAM PACKET COMPANY. •sgtaSE^^.npHE follo-vinir steamors wili be -JglKwi* -*- despatched as und er, woather and oiroumatances permitting : — For WANGANUI— Tho steamer HUIA, on WEDNESDAY, at noon • For WANGANUf— Tho b.s. STORMBIRD, early For freight or pae-sasrft apply to JOHNSTON & CO.. Agents. FOR NAPIER VIA CASTLEPOINT AND COAST. Will leave for the above ports, weather and oironmstances permitting :— On WEDNESDAY, 20th Sept., at 5 p.m. JOHNSTON A CO.. Agents. isStaSfc. r jHHB undermentioned steamers .^gSjfgTv JL , will bo despatched as follows (weathor permitting) : — < t For HAVELOCK— The steamer WAITAPU , on WEDNESDAY,' at 11a.m.' l ! „ ,For PATEAi-Th'o ' steamer 'MANAIA, 1 'on WEDNESDAY,' 20th Sop.v »t"10\ \ | I'^a.m. "J/" J /; ///'," ,' ' " ! <,m 'For freight or passage apply to, > .' ' ' TO OTJ/-\OQ - ( ; „ J• O. UJblUbo, , • f Building (next doort Bank of Anßtralaaia. NORTHERN STEAM SHIP COMPANY (Limited). FOR OPUNAKE AND WAITARA. -**=* "1 HTHE Favourite Steamer yjjgfe A KANIERI Will leave for the above-named ports (Circumstances permitting) On THURSDAY, 21st Sopt. LEVIN & CO., Agents. ' Pur continuation of Hh.\pping advertisements see first vaae. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mrs. Phoonix Briggs are respectfully invited to attend tho Funeral of her late Daughter, Elizabeth Margaret, whioh will leave hor residence, Adelaide - road, for the Sydney - street Cemetery, To-morrow (Wednesday) Afternoon, at half -past 2. GEORGE TILLER, Undertaker, Manners-street. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Funeral of tho lato Ernest Harbnt will leave tho residence of Mr. G. T. Hood, 240, VVillis-strpet, on Wednesday, 20th September, nt 3 p.m., for tho Karori Comotery. EADES & FLYGER, Undertakers, Cnba-street. CRICKET SEASON, '93-'9i /CRICKETERS' Requirements havo been v_^ well looked aftor this season by Cameron & Christie. All Bats specially selected in the rough at Sykos' factory, and when finished are again picked and examined. This ib our list now opon for oricketers' inspeotion — Eleotrio Cuttor Bats Defiance Bats All-cano Bats Youths' Willow and Ash Spliced Bats Men's and Youths' Stumps, revolving tops, &c. Batting Gloves, several patents Batting Gloves, right hand only Wicket-keeping Gloves, several patents Youthß* Leg-guards and Gloves Men's Leg-guards, continuous strap Men's Leg-gnards, skeleton Irid and calf Cricket Bags, green and brown Green Baize Bat Covers Duke's Balls, two qualities String Cricket Nets, donble and single Patent Composition Balls Scoring Books and Shoots A Cricket Bat Gauge is kept in stook for ganging all bate. Inspeotion invited. You need not buy. We want cricketers to Bee the best of orickoting materials. CAMERON & CHRISTIE, LAMBTON-QUAY. NOTICE. ■ HAVING disposed of my business in Biddiford-stroet, Newtown, to Mr W. Humphries, I have to thank -my oustomersfor their past favours, and would ask continuanoo of same for my suooessor, who , will, I am sure, give every satisfaction. W. E. GOODE. In referepce to the above, having purohased'the business of Mr. W. E. Goode, I hope by striot attention' and oivility to customers to obtain a fair share of the business accorded to my predeoesßor. W. HUMPHRIES.