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Lyttelton Times, Volume CIV, Issue 12323, 13 October 1900, Page 3

CLEA OF T I 1 THIS SALE WILL' SOON BE DRAWING TO A THE BALANCE OF THE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. PtJBTHEE, BILIJCTIONS WILL BE MALE TO ENStfBE A SPEEDt CLEARANCE OE THE ENTIRE REMAINS. AND BNITXJBE of every description BEDSTEADS AN© |BraNC(,f6W-WIM MATTRESSES ■ ' IRON COTSV WARDROBUS, DUCHESSE CHESTS, WASH-STANDS AND TABLES fitJltES If AND OTHER COITBHrINOS OVERMANTELS, OIL-PAINTINGS in Gilt and Scores Of Other Aftitles tOC Numerdtls to Particularise. lr:; ■ GENUINE.CLEARING BALE of the above class of g'oMs ,• ■ . is .of Very Bar© Occurrence. . * . ‘ * "DX A The Balance of these will ha offered at Merely Nominal ri A v/HT Prides to effect a quids sale. THOSE ABOUT TO PUBNISH SHOULD INSPECT THE STOCK IVEfti* ARTICLE IS IAEIED IN PLAIN FIGURES, AND Colombo and Gl

The Atlantic has been crossed more rapidly than ever before. The Deutschland, of the Hamburg - American line, which maintained a speed of 22.42 knots per hour on her maiden voyage from Plymouth to New York, has, on her return voyage, maintained a speed of 23 knots, making the entire distance in 5 days 14hr and 6nua. Her best day’s inn was 636 miles. On three days the vessel was not allotted to go at full epted i owing to fogs..