Shipping Notices. SHAW, S!AVILL AND ALBION 005., LED. WOOL SHIP FOB LONDON. CLIPPER! BARQUE AKAROA, 1293 Ton® Nett Reg. ATOfW LOADING in Lyttelton, ten SAIL Vi EARLY IN MARCH. Early .app'li'caztaon necessary lor space, to' DALQETY AJSfD COY., LLP., , Or NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OR N.Z., LIMITED, 9361 Loading Agents. STEAM TO SOUTH AFRICA. THE Undersigned Steamship Lines Rave arranged to despatch Stearntrs fitted wi\h Refrigerated Holds from New Zealand ports at intervals of about six weeks to ports in South Africa as may ho required. The service will be inaugurated by the New Zealand Shipping Company’s Steamer , QTARAMA, \ 3935 tons register, W. Worster, Commander, lo sail from final New Zealand port about'.ijßi MARCH, calling ait Fremantle, W.A., Pteffian, Algoa Bay and Cape Town, as required. Rates of freight on application to SHAW, SAYIIL AND ALBION CO., LIMITED; THE TYSER LINE, LIMITED; Or to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., Limited, - Agents. .9367 MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. SYDNEY to LONDON, via COLOMBO and PARIS. ,Steamera of 6500 tons, under postal contract with the French Government, calling at MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, FREMANTLE, COLOMBO, SUEZ and PORT SAID, will he despatched monthly, as follows; I Passengers booked .to Bombay, India, China, Batavia, and Japan. Passage Money, £27 to £77, including Table Wines. Return tickets at reduced rates. English spoken on. board. Return Tickets (first saloon), between intercolonial ports are available for return by P. and 0. and Orient steamer having room. For further particulars, apply to PITOAITHLY, WALLACE AND CO., Christchurch. THE HUDDART-PARKER LINE STEAMERS leave Lyttelton as under: — For WELLINGTON and SYDNEY via Cook Strait—^ Westralia, 3000 tons, Feb. 22nd, 4 p.m. train. For DUNEDIN— Zealandia, 3000 tons, Feb. 23rd, 4 p.m. train. For WELLINGTON, NAPIER, GISBORNE, AUCKLAND AND .SYDNEY— Zea/lamdia, 3000 tons, Feb. 27th, 4 ip.m.' train. Tickets available for stop-over or return by Union Line, and Union ticket-holders may travel by the Huddart-Parker Line. KINSEY, BARNS AND CO., Agents. FOR WELLINGTON AND NAPIER (Inner Harbour). rpHE iS.tS. KIMTH will SAIL for the above on A SATURDAY, FEIB. Iffth, at s'p.m. Cargo at Christchurch Station till II a.m. KINSEY, BARNS AND CO., 9404 Christchurch, and Lyttelton. THE TYSER LINE, LIMITED, S.S. “INDRADEYI,” from New York. rPHIS VESSEL has arrived and is now -*- Discharging her Cargo. Consignees are requested to present Bills of Lading and pay Freight, if any due. The Agents’ attention must bo drawn to any damaged goods before removal from Radway Sheds, otherwise no claim can be rcccgnised. KINSEY, BARNS AND CO., Agents, 9363 Christen iroh anti Lylieltoc. Public Notices. I A DVANCES of £2O end upwards on Ap Xs. proved Security, at Lowest Rates, re T-ayabla as desired. C. SCOTT, Barrister anc Solicitor, 9, Cathedral Square, next Posi Office, Christchurch, and at Bangiora 3T2543 MONEY TO LEND, f TATE have various SUMS OP MONEY TC •>. LEND, at Lowest Current Kates i? Interest. MEARES AND WILLIAMS, Solicitors, 447 208, Gloucester Street, Christchurch. PICTURES FRAMED AT JW. GIBB’S ART DEPOT, * Cathedral Square, neat Post Office. First-class Workmanship. Moderate Prices. F 1577 NOTICE OP REMOVAL. B. SEYMOUR AND SON, Dentists, Re* '• moved to 216, COLOMBO STREET, (Nearly opposite late premises), Next Coates and Co., Jewellers. JUNE 1,1900. 5125 J H. STRINGER (Late Cook and Gray), Accountant, Trade Assignee, Sharebroker, etc. Agencies : Reuter Telegram Co., Ltd., Magdeburg Pire Insurance Co v P 3770 QUMS of £SO, £75, £IOO, £l5O, £2OO, £250, O £3OO, £4OO, £SOO, and any sum up to £IO,OOO to Lend for Fixed Periods, or repayable by monthly, quarterly o.' half-yearly instalments, on town, suburban, or farm securities; low rates of interest. CHAS. HILL, Solicitor, 194, Hereford Street, Christchurch, and High Street, Raugiora. P 1604 A TRIP TO PARADISE Is what you get when you go journeying on A REMINGTON BIKE. When you ride most oiher makes it is generally a trip to the other place, as you qualify on the road through the number of big D’s you use in endeavouring to push your bike along. Now you can’t afford to risk your pleasure' in this world, and happiness hereafter; so bring your old machine to us. We’ll give you full value .for it, and let som 6 other fellow take the risk. EASY RUNNING^REMINGTONS, £IG 10s and £l7 10s. j Easy Payments Arranged. O’BRIEN AND CO., *SOLE NEW ZEALAND AGENTS, Armagh Street, CHRISTCHURCH. 52499 mHBRE are twenty-one generals now serving 1 at the front in Africa. There are also thousands of people using Jameson, Andernon’s Tea. You all know the brands—Joko, Coolie and Palm. X234a
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12425, 14 February 1901, Page 1
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