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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10112, 10 August 1893, Page 1

ITtmorsia. niHE Friends of Mr George G. Woodham are X respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife, Eliza, which will leave Tailored street, Lia Wood, ou Thursday, August 10th, at 2.30 p.m., for the. Linwood cemetery. 5954 JAS. LAMB AND SON, Undortalrers, Telephone No. SGI. 35, Lichfield street. THE Meads of Mr P. !■’. Garrigan are respect, fully informed that the funeral of hio late daughter, Maria, will leave his residence, Montreal street south, Sydenham, for the Barbadoss street Catholic Church, at 9.15 a.m. This Day (Thursday), Requiem Mass at 10 a.m., and thence to Barbadoes street cemetery. W. LANGFORD, Undertaker, 3975 Comer North and East belts. Office, 133, Colombo street. Telephone No. 337 rfftHE Friends of Mi' Charles Hodge arc respeotT. „ fully invited to attend the Funeral of his lata danghtesr, Fanny, which will leave his residence, Caledonian Road, at 2 p.m., This Day, Thursday , for St Mary’s Church, Manchester street, thence to the Public Cemetery, Linwood. ■ J. ANDERSON, . 3991 Undertaker, 101, Victoria street. iSMppme ®otio9' lew Zealand Shipping Company’s Eoyal Mail Line, ol Steamers be Despatched for LONDON as under, through the Magalhaen Straits, weather permitting, and via Eio de Janeiro, Teneriffe and Plymouth AHD THENCEFORWARD EVERY FOURTH THURSDAY. The above Steamers have splendid accommodation for all classes of Passengers, at moderate rates. Warrants: issued here for Passages from the United Kingdom. Eetum Pares at Reduced Bates. For further information apply to NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED, Christchurch; Or to the Branches and Agents of the Company 6004 D throughout the Colony, i THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING j COMPANY'S LINE. j FOB LONDON DIRECT. \ H E Pine Clipper Iron j Barque, LADY ELIZABETH, 1208 tons register, 100 A 1 at Lloyd’s, WELL BE DESPATCHED AS ABOVE ALL AUGUST. Lowest Current Bates for Wool, Grain, Has, Tallow, Grass Seed, &c. For freight, &0., apply to THE COMPANY’S OFFICES, £822 Lyttelton and Christchurch. SPECIAL NOTICES. SYDNEY, via Wellington: Hauroto, Tuesday, 29th August. TONGA and SAMOA, from Auckland: Upolti, Monday, 14th August. SUVA and LEV UKA (from Auckland) : Taviuni, Thursday, 10th August. S.& JOHN ANDERSON. 'J M E - T A B L E—eather and other circumstances permitting Diamond hour EarSaturdays—Ou arrival of 9.55 a.m. 1.25 p.m., 2.40 p.m. trains Sundays —Onnrrivalofeachtraiu Le Bon’s and other Bays as inducement offers, SPECIAL NOTICE. All Railage to Lyttelton must be Prepaid. E69X KAYE & C ARTER, Agents, Lyttelton and peninsula steam Simp COMPANY, LIMITED. Weather and other circumstances permitting. Steamers will leave as under * Returning next day. All freights FROM Lyttelton to places other than Akoroa. Wharf and Kaikoura, must ho prepaid. ; Special trips to other Bays as arranged. 1 For rates of freight and passage, apply to CUFF & GRAHAM, Agents, -j|/T E S S AGE KIES ■ M f™ s - LYTTELTON, SYDNEY or/MELEOUBNE to LONDON.' Overland from MARSEILLES, via PARIS, Steamers under Postal Contract with tlio Government of Franco. .lling at MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE. KING GEORGE’S SOUND, MAHE, SUEZ, and PORT SAID, isseneers Booked to BOMBAY, REUNION, MAURITIUS and EAST COAST of AFRICA, PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH FROM LYTTELTON. Bates of Passage Money to Marseilles, from £24 to £BS, including table wines and Suez Canal dues onpassengers. _ , , ~ RETURN TICKETS issued at the following rtvtee:—■ Ist 2nd 3rd Class. Class. Chuw. Available nine mouths ... £lO5 £7O £42 Saloon booked through to London, vi& Paris. Best railway accommodation, luggage con--veyed free, oral a fortnight allowed from Mameinos e2\ route. First-class, £7O; second-class, £53. fSy special arrangement an ENGLISH INTER. 'J&ETEB will attend on board, upon arrival of a tanner at Marseilles, to give passengers every BSitiatanco jin disembarking, panrfng their luggage thitnigh the Customs, &c. Ho will also accompany themm the train to Paris and Calais. CUPP & GRAHAM, 2012 Agval#, Christchurch,