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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5317, 26 February 1879, Page 4

T HE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY [LIMITED]. Branches Throughout the Colony, Head fc^z\ London I 84> BishopsChristchuroh^Jf 'gate- street N 7 IM^ 'within, THE COMPANY'S FLEET j Consists of the— Hurunut ... 1054 Waikato ... 1053 Mataura ... 898 Waunate ... 1157 Opawa 1131 Waimea ... 871 Oiari 1051 Waipa 1057 Otaki 1053 Wairoa... ... 1057 Pareora ... 879 Waitangi ... 1161 Pi-olrn 1136 Waitara ... 006 RaSia I!! 1057 Wanganui ... 1136 Rangatikoi ... 1227 mHESE magnificent clippers are of the X highest class at Lloyd's, purchased or built specially to meet the requirements of the trade between the United Kingdom and New Zealand. The saloon and state cabins are superbly fitted and arranged, and provided with every requisite for the comfort of the passengers, who are provided with bedding and all cabin fittings. The dietary scale is most liberal. Second-class and steerage accommodation is all that could be desired, and the ships are commanded by experienced masters. The Company also charters ships of the highest class as required, and vessels are despatched from London to each of the principal ports of the colony with strict punctuality every month. The Company has also ships loading homeward from New Zealand. Arrangements for the passage of friends to and from the colony, and also for the conveyance of cargo, can be made at the Head Office, Christchurcb, or at any of the Branches in the colony. D. BALHARRY, Local Agent, 7g Waghorne-street, Spit. W. BOYD, (Late Bbtjkkrs), SHIP CHANDLER & SAIL MAKER. PORT AHURIEI. CAN now supply Tarpaulins, Rick Covers, Tentß, Horse Covers, and Oil Skins, AT LOW PRICES. Rope, Oars, Blocks, Pitch, Tai, Twine, Brush Ware, Oils, Paints, Bunting, lurpenine, Kerosine, &c, &c, &c., ALWAYS IN STOCK. FLAGS and FISHING NETS MADE TO ORDER. STOREKEEPERS LIBBBALLY TREATED WITH. COUNTEY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. 79 -17-EMPTHORNE PROSSER & CO. NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY [LIMITED]. Capital £200,000. 100,000 Shares of £2 each ; 50,000 offered to the Public. Deposit on application five shillings per share; on allotment, five shillings, per share; five shillings in three months, and five shillings in six months after allotment, 25,000 fully paid up Shares taken by Messrs KEMPTHORNE PROSSER & CO. 25,000 Shares Reserved for future issue. Certified Net Profits on Cost value of Sales for last four years equal 15 per cent, per annum. Average Net Profits on average Capital for last four years equal 23 per cent, per annum. Prospectuses obtained at Union Bank. CROSS AND GUTHRIDGH, Agents, Napier. - 44 PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, WAIPUKURAU. rpHE undersigned begs to inform his JL friends and the public generally that he has re-opened those Large and Commodious Premises next the Union Bank, and trusts by civility. and attention to merit a fair share of public patronage. Mail coach for Wallingfordand Porangahau starts from.'the door every Monday and Thursday. Good Stabling. W. TYNE, 32 Proprietor. TTvAVID LEVI TOBACCONIST, HASTINGS-STREET, Napier. SOLE MANUFACTURER OF THE NEW ZEALAND BIRD'S-EYE, 628 Close on Saturday till dusk. WELLINGTON COLLEGE. A PPLICATIONS will be received by the J\_ undersigned, up to the 17th March next, for the following Masterships :— Secokd Master— To teach Classics and English. Salary, £400 per annum, with a capitation allowance of 10s for each pupil attending the College. Mathematical Master —To teach Mathematics and Natural Philosophy. Salary, £350 per annum, with a capitation allowance of 10s. Modern Language Master— To teach French and German, Salary, £300 per annum. Extra Classes are held in connection with the College for the preparation of Students for the University, the Civil Service, and the Supreme Court Examinations. The Fees for such classes are received by the Master conducting them. By order of the Board of Governors CHARLES P. POWLEB, Secretary. Wellington, February 3rd, 1879. 767 PAKI PAKI HOTEL. npHE undersigned desires to inform the I public that the improvements and alterations in the above Hotel are complete, and that he will now be able to accommodate Wedding and Picnic Parties, Private Fanii Jies, and the Travelling Public with the Best Accommodation. A trap will also be in attendance ofter the arrival of each train at the Paki Paki Station. P. MORONEY, 81 Proprietor. LAND TRANSFER AOI. EDWARD LYNDON, Government Broker, 197