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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10599, 7 March 1895, Page 1

Srinexais. The friends of Mr L. P. Longuot, of Lyttelton, axe respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late son, Thotnas Edward, leaving his residence, St David’s Street, for the Church of England Cemetery, at 4 p.m., on Friday, Sth March. —W. EADCLIFFE, Undertaker. 4455 TTE! TVimuiH of the late Mrs Elizabeth Hawkins are informed that her Funeral will leave her late residence, 159, Cambridge Terraco, on Friday, Sth Inst., at 2.50 p.m., for the English Cemetery, Barhadoes Street north. —JAS. LAMB & SON, Undertakers, 35, Lichfield Street. Telephone 361. Shipping Hoticss. hew Zealand Shipping Company's Eoval Mail Line ol Steamers IO B LONDON, Via Montevideo, Eio, Teneriffe and Plymouth. Warrants issued for Passages from Great Britain on payment of passage money or approved guarantee or same. The Company’s mail steamers call at Monte Video, as well as Eio, on the homeward passage. £IAEQO STEAMEES FOE LONDON : SHIPS FOE LONDON Wool now being Eeceived in Company’s Dumping Sheds. Lyttelton. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. 8448 u nion Steamship OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, STEAMEES SAIL AS UNDEB ; Destination. Steamer. Tr’n Cargo THUESDAY, MAECH 7. | | p.m. | a.m. POET CHALMEES... 1 Takapuna 112.10 | SYDNEY, via Welling- I I ton ... ’ ... ... Wakatipu* | 5.301 U •Connects at Wellington with Penguin for Taranaki and Manukau passengers only. FEIDAY, MAECH 8. DUNEDIN I Flora |, 1.25 I 9.30 OAMAEUand Dunedin I Hanroto j 2.40 | WELLINGTON, Na-1 ( Cr, Gisborne, Auok- 1 I dondSydney ... | Sotomahana* 5.30 1 11 * No Wellington Cargo, SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIALLY EEDUCED EXCURSION FAEES now in force over all the Company’s lines. SYDNEY, via Wellington: Talune, Tuesday, 19th March, SYDNEY, via Wellington, Napier, Gisborne and Auckland : Mararoa, Friday, 15th March. SUVA and LE VEKA (irom Auckland) : Taviuni, Thursday, 28th March. TONGA, SAMOA, FIJI and SYDNEY, from Auckland: Upoln Thursday, 14th March. FOE DIAMOND HAEBOUE. The s.s. JOHN ANDEESON Will EUN on arrival of each Train THIS DAY. Fares —ls return. Children WILLIAM PITCAITHLY, Agent, Lyttelton. NOTICE? ' half price. 4453 HE john ANDEESON . Will NOT EUN to Little Akalo —and Okain’s Bay This Day. hu win EUN TO-MOEEOW, at 8.30 a.m., instead WILLIAM PITCAITHLY, 4454 Agent, Lyttelton. Lyttelton and peninsula steam • SHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. Weather and other circumstances permitting, S.S. JANE DOUGLAS Will leave as under:— For PIGEON BAT—Tugs., Thurs., Fridays, at 8.30 a.m. For LITTLE AEALOA ■) Tuesdays, Fridays, at 2 IE BON’B BAY > p.m., returning next AKAEOA ) day. All; Freights fromLyttelton excepting for Akaroa wharf must he prepaid. pecial Trips con he arranged for. CUFF & GEAHAM, 379 X Agents. E S SAGEEIES MAEITIMBS. LYTTELTON, SYDNEY or MELBOURNE to LONDON. Overland from MAESEILLES, via PAEIS, Steamers under Postal Contract with the Government ox France. Calling at MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, KING GEORGE'S SOUND, MAHE, SUEZ, and POET SAID, Passengers Booked to BOMBAY, EEUNION, MAURITIUS and EAST COAST of AFRICA. PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH FEOM LYTTELTON. Bates of Passage Money to Marseilles, from £24 to £65, including table wines and Suez Canal dues on passengers. RETURN TICKETS issued at the following rates:— Ist 2nd 3rd Class. Class. Class, Available nine months.... £lO5 £7O £M2 Saloon Passengers hooked through to London, via. Paris. Best railway accommodation, luggage conveyed free, and a fortnight allowed from Marseilles en routs. First-class, £7O; second-class, £sl. By special arrangement an ENGLISH INTEEPEETEE will attend on hoard upon arrival of ■teamer at Marseilles, to give passengers every I assistance in disembarking, passing their luggage through the Customs, &c. Ho will also accompany them in the train to Paris and Calais. CUFF Ji GRAHAM, DUE Agents, Christchurch,