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SHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION COMPANY (Limited) Will despatch their vessels as undor (circumstances permitting), FOR LONDON. Fast Passenger Stxamkeb. Ha.* || Command'r D ™^ D». •Cainul ...5081 Evans An*. 22 flothio ...7730 Kidley Sept. 19 lonic ... 4753 Kempson Dec. 12 The Homeward Passage will bo via Rio de Janeiro and Tonoriffe, and the time ooonpied s'innid not exceed 40 daya. •Calls at Monte Video instead of Rio de Janeiro. CabOO Stiamkbs. d Probable! „. .„, Name. | Commind'r Time of iwStJL Mannri ... 3553 Lovaok August filaori ... 5200 Mollstt August P&keha ... 1331 Nicol Sept. Mitatn* ... 3822 MaDouvall Oct. Aotea ...6000 Soot'uid Not. Tokomtm 6238 Maxwell Not. Kamtittira 4045 Burton Dec. The undersiirned are empowered to rrant passages from London to New Zealand, payment for whioh has been guaranteed in the Colony !— W. * G. TURNBULL ft CO. MURRAY, ROBERTS 4 CO. LEVIN * CO.

.Vf ESBAGERIES MAEIT ME B. SYDNEY TO LONDON Tia PAEIS. Steamers of 6000 tons, under postal contract with the Frenoh Government, calling at Melbotjrni, Adelaide, Albant.Mahi, Ad2n, Suez, and Pobt Said, will be dispatched monthly aa follows : — Steamship. Com'nnder. | H^ < MelSSne Arm. Behio ... A Poydenot'july 37 July 81 Auttralien ... O Didier Aug. 27 Aug. 81 VilledelaCioUtLFaischi lept. 27 Oct. 1 Polynesien ... LBonUra Oct. 87 Nov. 1 Passengers booked to Bomb at, Reunion, Mauritius, and East Coast or Ajbioa. Eateß of Passage to London — FrBST Saloon, £60 to £10, inoluding Table Wines. Liberal Concession! to Familiea. Return Tickits, available for 9 or 12 months, at Reduced Rates. English spoken on boabd. Upon arrival at Marseilles, English Interpreters meet tho passengers for London and give them every assistance in landing and passing their luggage through the Cub. tomfl.Ao., and alao aooompany them to Paris and Calais. N.B.— Passengers' Luggage oonveyedfree cost to London by Steamer. Speoial advantages offered to passengers taking through tickets from New Zealand. For further particulars, apply to j LEVIN & CO., Agents. ■sa&fe- TOENINSULAE ft OEIENTAIi *siiiS£& STEAM NAVIGATION CO. The Company's splendid Royal Mail Steamships will be despatched as follows, for LONDON, calling at Adelaide, King George's Sound, Colombo, Aden, Suez, Port Said, Brindisi, Malta, Gibraltar, Plymouth :— Tjuth !**V« trtwmtr. Tnt Commuiaer. KWm« T Hel- ' -* bourne 1 Himalaya... 689SAWAd«mson Ang. S Aug. 10 Ocetna ... 6670 E. Stewart Aug. 19 Any. 24 Parranwtta 4874 P. Harris Sept 2 Sept 7 Australia... 70001 Beeves Sept 16 Sept 21 Massili* ...'6016 B. Hartey Sept SO Oct 6 Arcadia ...|6S O'A. C. Loggia Oct 14 Oct 19 Ballaarmt ...4572 T. S. Angus Oct 28 Nov 2 PASSENGER FARES From any Port in New Zealand {inoluding Saloon Passage to Sydney)— Single Tickets— First Saloon ... .£65 to £13 10 0 Seoond Saloon ... .£39 and .£42 0 0 Return Tiokits, available for 12 months — First Saloon £110 Seoond Saloon .£7O Passage Money for Passages from England may be paid at this end. For farther partionlars apply to the Agents, JOHNSTON *00.,{™2g3:Or THOS. COOK ft SON, Wellington.

JOHN DUTHIE & CO., LIMITED, IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, v Invite inspection at their SHOWROOMS, Willis-street, of their reoent large and varied importations of the following lines, viz. : — TABLE and FLOOR LAMPS, with Silk Laoe Shades, in great variety Harrison Bros.' and Howson's XYLONITE and IVORY TABLE CUTLERY. This is undoubtedly the beßt quality Cutlery imported to this market, and prices are lower than those charged by loss reliable makers Lockwood'a and Johnson's TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY AEGUROID SPOONS and FORKS, in O.E. and Fiddle patterns. These goods, of which we are sole importers, are warranted to wear white throughout ELECTRO-PLATED SPOONS * FORKS, in O.E. and Fiddle patterns, from leading Sheffield makers ELECTRO - PLATED GOODS, in large seleotion and newest designs FENDERS, CURBS, FIRE IRONS, FIRE - BRASSES MARBLE and SLATE MANTELPIECES REGISTER GRATES TILE HEARTHS, COAL VASES BANGES and COOKING STOVES BEDSTEADS, in Stump, Frenoh, Halftester, Italian CHILDREN' 3 COTS, Woven Wire Mattresses LAWN MOWERS— Champion, Excelsior, and New Easy, from 10 to 24 inoh Spades, Rakeß, Hoea, Trowels, Edging Knires Digging,' Border, Weeding, and Potato Forks , SOLE "AGENTS TOB AUSTRALASIAN INCANDESCENT . " GAS-LIGHT, Whioh gives treble tho light, at half the oost of ordinary burners. This is undoubtedly ■> ' .he best light ever introduced into Wellington. JOHN DUTHIE & CO., Limited, WILLIS and VICTORIA STREETS.

1 TOLD TOTJ SO Before, in a recent advertisement, that I made the prices, and that others could only follow my lead, even if they did as muoh ; but as statements are of no value unless booked up by something weightier, I prooeed to quote a few prices, and oak those who profess to be ALWAYS OHEAPEBT to beat them if they can. The following prices will give you an idea of how gooda are selling at 28, Willis-street. THE RELIABLE IRONMONGER All oods of BEST QOALITY ONLY, and you cannot do better elsewhere, so come along and buy. WRINGERS^" Eureka, 2, 8a 6d ; 3, 125; 4, 14s 6d 5, 18 a6d POTTS' IRONB, 5s per set (3) OAKEY'S GLABBPAPER, 0d quire ; 6d dozen sheets DOVER EGG-BEATERS, 6deaoh CHENEY'S HAMMERS, No. 7, 2s; No. 5, 2 a3d TABLE MANGLES, 24in rollers, 32s Gd eaoh MINCERS, Enterprise, tinned, No. 5, 7a eaoh OIL CANS, Carpenters' benoh, 3d each As I moke no bad debts, I oan sell at prioos where others will starvo if they sell at the samo and give orodit. J. M'LEAN, Jun., IRONMONGER. rBIHE OHOP T^OR pSESENTS, 27, WILMS-STBIBT, FRANK GRADY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. NEW GOODS NEW GOODS ! Choice Jewellery, inoluding Wedding, Engagement, and Keeper Rings, Chain Bangles, Brooohes, Pins, Studs, Silver Penoils, Bucklos, Clasps, Match Boxes, Card and Cigarette Gasoa^Groonatone, *o Presentation Marble and Chiming Cloaks Field and Opera Glasses, Speotaalea and Folded , Cutlery, Silver and Electro-plated Novelties for Wedding Presents JeweHory_ of every doecription made on* the promises. Watoh, Clook, and Jewellery Repairs* specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. Antique Jewellery re-modelled. NOTE PABTIOULARLY fTIHAT O. SMITH'S SALE IS NOW ON.

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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 36, 10 August 1895, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 36, 10 August 1895, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 36, 10 August 1895, Page 1

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