t^HAW, BAVILL, AND ALBION COJtfO PANT (L«tiTJU>) Will daapatoh their vessels as nndet (oircumstanoea permitting), FOB LONDON. Past Pashbnobe Stbammrs. Oothia ... 7730 KicUey Sept. 19 Wellington Aotwa ... 6000 Sootinnd O 1. 17 Tokorwiru 6233; Mnxwcll Not. U loom ... 4753. Kempjon Deo. 13 ■Vfriiml ...Isosil Etmm Jan. 8 The Homawocd Passage trill bo via Bio do Janeiro and Teneriffe, and the time ooonpied should not ezoeed 40 days. Camp Stkamjjbs. J . Probable -^ . Same. § Command'r Time of rfl^L Hanarl ...3683 Lenck August Maori ... 5200 Moffatt Sept. P»kob» ...1331 Nicol Not. Matatu ... 3322 tfoDoufall Not. Sangatlra. IM& Barton Deo. The undersitrned are empowered to nant paeeagoß from London to New Zealand, paycent for which haa been guaranteed in the Colony:— W. ft G. TUENBULL * CO. MUBBAY, EOBEBTS ft CO. LEVIN ft CO. / ATESSAUrEfiIES MAEIT ME B. SYDNEY TO LONDON via PAEIS Stoamers of 6000 torn, -under postal oonixaotwitb the Frenoh Government, oalling at Mimoimki, Adilaidi, Albant,Mahi, Adin, Sxna. and Post Said, will be dispatched monthly as follows :— BteanaHlp. Oom'ante. ***£ Ldb^iß Anatnlieni ... RDiaiex Aug. 27 Aug. 81 ViUedeUOfotetLFaisohi Sept. S7 Oct. 1 Folyneoaj ...IL Bonlaid Oct. 87 Not. 1 Arm. Behio ...'A Poydenot Nor. 87 Dec. 1 Passengers booked to Bokbat, Riuwion, Slaujutiub, and East Coast or AntiOA. Bate* of Passage to London — Ftbot Baiqon, Jew to JB7o,inolnaing Table 'Wines. Liberal Conoeesiong to Families. BxTmuf Tioxxtb, arailable for 9 or 12 months, at Bkdttoxd Batxs. Ekoubh sroxnr on bo am). Upon arriTal at Marseilles, English interpreters meet the passengers for London and give them erery assistance in landing and passing their luggage through the Cub. Toms, fto., and also aooompany them to Paris and Calais. N.B.— Passengers' Luggage oonyeyedfree ooet to London by Steamer. Special advantages offered to passengers taking through tiokets from Now Zealand. For further particulars, apply to] LEVIN ft CO., Agents. •JSafe^ T9ENINBULAB k OBIENTAL IhS^-T^team navigation co. The Company's splendid Hoyal Mail Steamships will be despatched as follows, for LONDON, smiling at Adelaide, King George's Sound, Colombo, Aden, Sues, Bort Said.Brindisi, Malta, Gibraltar.Plymonth t— I T- --. Le«T» Sept 2 Stpt 7 Sept 16 Sept 21 Sept 80 Oct 6 Oct 14 Oct 19 Oct 28 Not a PASSENGEB FARES From any Port in New Zealand (inoluding Saloon Passage to Sydney)— SutQL* Tickets — First Saloon .... J865 to .£73 10 0 Second Saloon ... £39 and 0 0 Eittjkn Tioexts, available for 12 monthsFirst Saloon... ' jeilO Second Saloon ' JNO Passage Money for Passages from England may be paid at this end. For further particulars apply to the Agents, JOHNSTON ft CO.,{™|££d n - Or THOS. CPOE ft SON, Wellington. EVENING POST JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT. TXAVING/ recently imported from the 'eadintr Foundries in Europe and America all the LATEST DJSSIGHS ancTOTVENTIONS in TYPE and PBINTING MATEBIAL, we are prepared to undertake all descriptions of GENEBAL JOB PBINTINff, at LOWEST BEMUNEBATIVE PBICES oonsißtent witti First-class Work manßhip. _^_^ BosineßS Cards, Circulars Billheads, Memo. Forms Statements, Invoioes . Letter and Note Headings" Customs and Shipping Forms „ Mercantile and Law Printing Auctioneers', Seed, and other Catalogues Friendly Sometieß' Statements of Acoonn Posters, Handbills, Streamers, Dodgers, and General Theatrical and Show Ball Programmes and Invitations Ladieß* and Gentlemen's Visiting Cards Prospectuses and Balance-sheets Caliao Streamers Books, Pamphlets, Prioe-lists Articles of Association Forms of For Sale and To Let Tag and Luggage Labels Bules, By-laws, Pence-Cards Ac. fto. fto. BLTINDELL BEOS., NEBAL LETTEBPBESS PEINTE WILWS-STIMKr, BEFORE DECIDING FIJCABX INBMCT LIPP ft SOHNE PIANOS KtTHSE PIANOS BBOADWOOD ft SONS' PIANOS EBABD PIANOS SCHWECHTEN PIANOS COLLABD ft COLLABD PIANOS And other Pianos by Distinguished Makers. NOW ON VIEW TT h nn o r w Booms. PIANOS, OH TIME PAYMENTS, trom 20s MONTHLY. MTJBIO — SonB" ""d 00.UOXVJ. Pianoforte Pieces. MUSIC FOB ALL INSTRUMENTS - A LARGE STOCK. ■THE • - , DREBDEN PIANO CO., LAKBTOK-4UAT, WILUNQTON. . M. J. BBOOKES, Manager. 'And at Dunedin. READ THIS! , fTIBT pur Hard-wearing Shooters, all JL solid leather, tip and toe-plates, nails. We guarantee them for hard wear. To the Farmer in want of a stood boot, this is- the boot m whioh you will never get a wet foot. Ask tob th* A.L. 25 Boot. Men's price, 9s 6d ; Youths', Ito 5, 7s lid : Boys', 10 to 18,5s Ud. P.S.— These prices are *o as to get the boots known. i Tc Conntry Settlers.— Send your address, with postal note, a4d we will forward them froe of oharge, from A. LINDSAY'S CHEAP BOOT SHOP, 23, CUBA-BTBMT, Next Te Aro Houio."
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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 50, 27 August 1895, Page 1
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727Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 50, 27 August 1895, Page 1
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