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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12532, 20 June 1901, Page 1

Shipping Notices. THE. HUDDART-PARKER LINE. <TEAMERS LEAVE 'LYTTELTON as ' UNDER : FOR DUNBDIN, BLUFF, HOBART AND MELBOURNE— Weatralitt, 3000 tons, Friday, June 21st, 2.45 p.m. train. FOR DUNEDIN--ElkLgaraiie, 8000 tons', Saturday, June 29fch. FOR WELLINGTON, NAPIER, GISBORNE, AUCKLAND and SYDNEY—ETingamite, 8000 tons, Wednesday, July 3rd. All Tickets available for Stop-over ox Return by Union Line and holders of Union Tickets may travel by the Huddart-Parker Line. • KINSEY, BARNS AND CO., Agents. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY. A. AND~~Z .LINE. TO GREAT BRriAINAND EUROPE, VIA AMERICA. LONDON IN"oC DAYS. Splendid 6000-tons Sjstfer Shins, SIERRA, SONOMA, VENTURA. Leave Auckland every Three Weeks iot SAN FRANCISCO, Calling st PAGO PAGO (Samoa) and HONOLULU, tut under: I From | From I Amve | Pass'grrs Steamer. Auok- Hono- -8. Arrive land. luiu. 'Frisco. London. MariposaJjuly *July 14 July 20'july 30 Ventura. July 27Aupf. 6Uu?. lalAuff. 23 Through Passengers to London have choica of eight, different routes across America, passing through tho loveliest scenery of th 6 American. Continent, including the .impressive randeur of the Rocky Mountains, the sub- ~« „„„,U„„1„ „* W;. m ro T? 0 ilo ar,A +li« entrancing beauty of the trip down the Hudson River. Stop-overs are: granted. at any point en route, so that Passengers may break -their journey at the many points of natural interest in the New Wwrld, also visit such well-known cities as DENVER, KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO, WASHINGTON, NEW YORK, etc. Low rates of passage to American, Canadian and European points. For fares and fullest information apply. KINSEY, BARNS AND CO., 8937 Agents. Chrjstchurca. FOR CHEVIOT, KAIEOURA AM) WELLINGTON. HE S.S. WAIKATU WILL SAIL for the - above on FRIDAY, JUNE 21st, at 10 p.m. (Weather Permitting). argo not later "than. 11' a.m., at Christohurch Station.: . ■ •, i Rail and Freight to be prepaid on- Cargo for Cheviot. . KINSEY, BARNS AND CO., 8250 Christohurch and Lytteiton. MESSAGERIES : MAJRITIMES. SYDNEY to LONDON, via COLOMBO and PARIS. Steamers of G 500" tons, under Sailing at MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, FREMANTLE, COLOMBO, SUEZ and ' 1 p.ip. 1 p.m. Australiea _. Vexr«n , ... July . 8 July U July IS V.diHa Ciotat HascM .;. Aug. 5 Augf. BAug. 10 ombay,' India, China, £77, incliiding, Table Wiites. -Return T*oketa *t reduced rates. English spoken .oa ■ board. colonial ports, are available for return by P. and O, or Orient steamer having loom, ffar further particulars, apply to MTCAITHLY AND CO., Christchisrch. SHIP "ELIZABETH O-RAHAM," .From. Adelaide, HAVING- arrived in Lytteiton, consignees are - requested to present BILLS OF 'LADING, PAY FREIGHT, and PASS CUSTOMS ENTRIES at once. PITCAITHLY AND •CO., 8254 • Agents. T. C. Field) (C. Fern or FIELD AND FERRIER, CHIP AND INSURANCE BROK3R3. Shipping, Custom, Forwarding and General Commission Agents. Grain and Produce Eacperts. LYTTELTON. Telephone, 871. F 2638 • THOS. COOK AND SON. HOMEWARD BOUND PASSENGERS 1 >EFORE Booking your tickets to LONDON *J or ELSEWB:ERE, writs for "COOK'S SAILING LIST " (with map), posted free, givIn? date 3 and fares by ALL LINES at Lowest Rates. No Commission charged. Apply COOK'S SHIPPING OFFICE ' (PERCY HELMOBE, Agent), ' 191,' Hereford Street, Christchurch. Passengers Booked to LONDON front ' LYTTELTON from £l6 10a. '• X27SI

Public Notices. BUSINESS FOE SALE. SHE Executors of 'the late WM. WHITE, -». Junior, OFFER FOB SALE the Oldestablished TIMBER AND COAL BUSINESS carried on under the name of William Whits and Co., aft Adding I on- and elsewhere. The business is- offered for sale as a going concern. Particulars of the business will be given on application to the Executors. 5847 CANTERBURY EMPLOYERS' ASSOCIATION. Office: 129, Caahel Street. Telephone 1033. THE Office oi this Association is now open Daily, from 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m., except SATURDAYS, when it is open from 9 a.m. to lpm. Employers incited to communicate matters of special interest to. -wholesale oi retail businesses. 619 HElNitlT BROADHEAD, Secretary. ROYAL VISIT. TUST RECEIVED, a FINE SELECTION *J oi PEARL PENDANTS, STARS, BROOCHES, Etc. G. COATES AND CO., 218, COLOMBO STREET. FBOOI THE ADMIRAL COMBINATION LAMP. SAME LAMP BURNS EITHER OIL OR GAS. r'OU GET IT ALL FOR THE PRICE OF . ■ . A SINGLE LAMP. THE ADMIRAL WILL NOT BLOW NOR JAR OUT. Cannot freeze up. Burns with a Clear, Steady Flame. The Carbide Chamber is surrounded by tho water reservoir, which keep 3 the lamp cooler in summer and .warmer in winter. :m'. .o'Fßien"and CO., REMINGTON CYCLE AGENTS, ARMAGH STREET, CHRISTCHUECH. F 2523 " AMPS—For Cheap- Lamps see 'Mrosoa end _i Co.'s Stock; a big selection to choose from. 290, Colombo Street. • - JC2613 MINSON AND CO.'s Slock of Fancy Goods receives additions by every boat from London, Continental and American Markets, -11 and (»«, xasu