SHIPPING. .' nnHE PENINSULA FERRY COMPANY, ' I 1 LIMITED. Telephone No. 1,486. MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS.—Leaves Dunedin 5.15 p.m., 6.20 p.m.. Portobello 6.20 a.m., 7.35 a.m. WEDNESDAYS. SATURDAYS.—Leaves , Dunedin 10 a.m ; 1.15, 2.30, 6.20 p.m. Portobello 6.20. 7.35 a.m.; 12.30, 5 p.m. SUNDAYS,—Leaves Dunedin 10 a.m.; 2.30, 6.20 p.m. Portobello 8.15 a.m.; 12.30, 5 p.m. Time-table for Broad Bay 15 minutes later 1 than Portobello. For Macaudrews, 20 ' minutes later than Broad Bay. Rctuin Fares: Adults, Is; Children, 6d. The " Moerangi" will run a Special Trip from Dunedin every Saturday Evening, at t 10 o'clock, calling at Macandrews, Broad Buy, and Portobello. Fares; Is Single. Cargo received up to noon on Mondays, ■ Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays only. 1 "0"U D D A E T-P A E K.ER LI IN 13. FAVORITE PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamers will sail as under (weather and circumstances permitting): For LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON—- . Uhmaroa Wed., Nov. 30 2 p.m., Dunedin Victoria Tucs., Dee. 6 4 p.m.. Dunedin ( Wunmera Tucs., Dec. 20 4 p.m., Dunedin I "NAPIER, GISBORNE, and AUCKLAND— - Victoria Tucs., Dec. 6 4 p.m., Dunedin j Wunmera Tues., Dec. 20 4 p.m., Dunedin SYDNEY via LYTTELTON and 1 WELLINGTON— Uiimaroa Wed., Nov. 30 2 p.m., Dunedin For SYDNEY via AUCKLAND—- ] Victoria Tues., Dec. 6 4p.m., Dunedin Wiinmera Tucs., Dec 20 4 p.m., Dunedin i MELBOURNE via HOBART and BLUFF—- . Uiimaroa Sunday, Dec 18 4 p.m., Dunedin Tickets available also for stop-over or return by Union Company's steamers, and holders of Union Company's tickets may i travel by above vessels. NEILL AND CO., LIMITED, 27 Bond street, Agents. WANTEDS, ETC. PACIFIC STARR-BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY. No. 2 GROUP. A PPLICATIONS for Shares in No. 2 ■-3 L Group are now being received. Sub;riptions will commence early in tho new ■ vcar. WILLIAM B. TAVERNER, Secretary. 55 King Edward street. Telephone 1.077. N.B. —There is an advantage in joining a new group in tho fact that there are no atrcars of subscriptions. WANTED, for Napier, a Brewer, with experience. Apply, by letter onlv, with copies of testimonials, to White Swan Brewery Company, Napier. jPRLNG Cleaning in full swing.—l ..J and Gents' Clothing, Curtains, j.auio Covers. Taylor's, drv French cleaners. WHAT! A new Costume?—No: it's my last summer's, dry-cleaned at Taylor's, 101 George street. 'Phone 459. : vpHONE~T972 _ for JT or Dyeing. Mills and Co., 170 George street (next Pattillo) TOOK, ihe Very Latest—Gents' Clothes -J Cleaned, Repaired, and Pressed by tactical Tailor. Levy, 7 Moray place. BUNGALOW Tea Rooms. St. Kilda, under new management.—Extra seating room and attendants secured; wedding and other - parties catered for by experienced caterer; assembly room, with piano, for hire to social gatherings, with or without baskets; homemade cakes, best confectionery for sale. E. S. Hards, proprietress. BE Smartly Dressed.—L. Morris and Co., Cowling street (opposite Garrison Hall), havo opened a large rang., of the latest styles in Tweeds and Worsteds. I TpEFRESHTNG, invigorating~"ptmgenti A4j stimulating; lots of other good things I could be said of Symington's Coffee Essence MRS ROBSON. 188 George street, Cash Buyer of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Left-off Clothing. Letters attended. NEW Paper Patterns.—A splendid new ra»ge of "Butterick" Paper Patterns; 8,000 in stock; any garment post free lOd; send stamp for free monthly fashion book. Brown, Ewing, end Co,, Ltd., Dunedin. sole agents. LEFT-OFF Ciotu.ng.—Mrs Pritchard, 713 King street. Cash Buyer Men's Misfits and Left-off Cbthing, Underwear, Boots, Trunks, _ Portmanteaus; also Ladies' and Children's. Spot cash Ring up telephone 2,876, or write. » » lng; every month: lias no capital m-I vested in presents; windows display goods, not presents; no labor to avoid depreciation of presents. Ret'irn Cash Receipts dated Tuesday, 18th October, and get cash. Alf. Brown, fruiterer and grocer, 387 George street. Tel. 980. EMPLOYMENT WANTEDS. ITANTED, Work by the dav. " Maggie," » V ' Star' Office. Man !22) "desTres*'learn"Fai-mnig ; A experience h'.irses. Address " Glasgow," 'Star' Office. ADTES and Gentlemen,- -Expert Dry Jt-J French Cleaner and Dyer solicits Orders. Address "Thankful," 'Star' Oflico. FOR SALE, VICTORIA FOUNDRY, WELLINGTON. riTENDERS aro invited for the PURCHASE ± of: 1. The LEASE, PLANT, and .MACHINERY of the old-established Foundry and Engineering Works of the lato Edward Seagar, Victoria street, Wellington. 2. Tie STOCK of said Foundry. Separate Tenders must be sent in for: (1) Lease, Plant, and Machinery, and for (2) tho Stock. For further particulars, copies of stock sheets, and arrangement to inspect, address Mrs Seagar, Brooklyn, Wellington, to whom tenders must be addressed, and will be received till noon WEDNESDAY", December 7th. Tho highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. DO NOT DELAY. Send for Particulars of ALTHODD FLOORCLOTH. Cheaper and more durable than any linoleum. G. L. DENNISTON, 82 Bond street, Dunedin, TJNDERS Wanted for Drains, job, Hanover street. R. Meikle. LAKE, 39 Stuart strvet, bignwriter.- . • Mirrors Resilvered; cheapest House I Decorator in trade. 'Phone 2,620. FOR SALE. I I7IOR SALE (563 Castle street, Dunedin), . convenient Modern Residence, 5 rooms (bathroom, washbouse scullery, workshop, etc; nice garden), £BSO. Apply premises. FOR SALE, Gardner Gas, Oil, and Steam Engines, Boilers, Pumps, Hydrauliu Machinery, Jacks, Pulley Blocks, etc. ifugal also Duplex ,ps; on water 500 gal to B,fJoogal Pumps. UOTATIONS Given and Indents Executed for all classes of Mining and other Machinery. &. ii. XtoixuisXm. wA Co., Stuart street. 1
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Evening Star, Issue 14525, 29 November 1910, Page 1
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