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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12550, 11 July 1901, Page 1

Shipping Hotices. THE .HUDDAET-PAEEEE LINE. STEAMERS LEAVE LYTTELTON as UNDEE:— FOEWELLINGTON AND SYD'NEY ' (Via COOK STRAIT)— Wesrralia, 3000 tons, Friday, July 12th, €.45 p.m. train. Ail Cargo Space Engaged. FOE DUNEDIN— Zealandia, 3000 tons,. Saturday, July 13th, 5.30 p.m. train. ' FOR WELLINGTON, NAPIER, GISBOENE, AUCKLAND and SYDNEY— Zealandia, 3000 tons, Wednesday, July 17th-, 4 p.m. train. All Tickets available for Stop-over or 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~T. LINE. TO GREAT BRITAIN AND EUROPE, VIA AMERICA. . LONDON IN~or» DAYS. Splwidid 6000-tons Sister Ships, SIERRA, SONOMA, ■ VENTURA. Leave Auckland every Three Weeks for" • SAN FRANCISCO, Calling at PAGO PAGO . (Samoa) and HONOLULU, as under:—, I Arrive i .rass prs Steamer. I Auck- I Hono- H - Arrive land. -lulu. 'Frisco. London. Sonoma...'July 27Ang., 6jAu!?. ]2Au£. -23 Ventura. Aus. 17IAug. 27 Sept. 2Sept. 38 Sierra ...tent. 7Sept. 17Sent. 28 Oct. 4 Through .fassengers to Jjondon have choice of eight diffezent routes across America, passing through the 1 , loveliest scenery of the American. Continent, including the impressive grandeur of the Rocky Mountains, the. sublime spectacle of Niagara Falls, and the 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 World, also visit such well-known cities, as DENVER, KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO, WASHINGTON, NEW YORK, etc. ■/■.-. Low rates of passage to American, Canadian and European poiritc ; \ ■. • For fares and fullest information apply ' . KINSEY, BARNS AND CO.; 3937 Agents, Christchurch. FOR CHEVIOT, KAIKOURA AND :, WELLINGTON. rpiHE S.S. "WAKATU" will SAIL for .the .' above oa , ■ THURSDAY, JULY lltl (Weather permitting), At 10 p.m. Latest Cargo 11 a.m. at Christchurch Station. ; All rail and freight to be prepaid on cargo for Cheviot. ' KINSEY, BARNS AND CO., 9-157 '■-.■■.. Agents. 2f.8.1i. •■ XQRDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. ' The' IMPERIAL MAIL STEAMERS of this Jompany will be despatched as under, and legufarly thereafter to SOUTHAMPTON, .aStWERP and BREMEN, .via FREMANTLE," COLOMBO, ADEN, SUiiZ, PORT SAID," NAPLES and GENOA. ! , | Loin- I MetSteamer. i tons. muider." Sydney, bourne Darmstadt.' ...' 5,012,C. Dewors .Tune 29 July 2 .DManbury ..". S.OOfelH. Prager July 27 July 30 •P. K. Luitpold* 6,2Sb|H. Walter Aiiir. 2i Aug. !!7 Weimar .... 5,000 C. Heanc- bept. 2!:Sept.j2i i kou | I ,;:,.■;. :*T.WIN:,SCREW, ; STEAMER. >. ~ Acconmiod'aticn and Cuisine of tho High*»i .'Standard. '■ J '" ! . UNSURPASSED'SEA-GOING QUALITIES. English spoken on board., • Passage Money from £l7 6s 6d to £74 16s. 'RETURN TICKETS TO -LONDON:— First-class, £121; Second classi £7l-103 to £77. .THROUGH AND ROUND THB-JYvuRLD TICKETS issued over the Company'a ona ertensive lines at Renuced Rates. ■ '., For further particulars,'apply to ~ ■'. •OBRYSTAI/AND'CO., Agents,.-"" 22748 167, Lichfield Street. Christchurch. ■ jIRANK GRAHAM ; AND SON, £ SHIP AND INSURANCE " ■■" ''■.■' ' ■'■: - ' 'And'.'..' .• .' -. ■', STOCK AND . SHAREBROKERS, .". CUSTOM!' HOUSE, COMMISSION AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. ~ :: COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO. (Fire and Marine). 200, HEREFORD STREET, Opposite Bank of New,South Wales. FI7J Public Notices. MONEY FOR INVESTMENT. ' HAVE been requested to find Securities . . for various SUMS OF MONEY at Lowest Current Rates of Interest. GEORGE HARPER, 1 : Solicitor/ 896 S Dalgety and Co.'s-Building3, MASONIC HOTEL. Now under the Management of E. CARROLL, .■''■' late 'Terminus Hotel' (SPEIGHT'S Prize Ales always on Draught. * First-class Lunch 12 to 2, Ono Shilling. E.C. Guarantees Quality and Brand of all Liquors' Supplied. F 2327 RECORDS FOR PHONOGRAPHS AND Gii^rnOPHONES. A GOOD selection of songs, bands, violin, banjo, orchestra, speeches, etc., just arrived. Lists.on application. New and Second-hand Graphophones in 3tock. R.WILKIN, 170, Lichfle'.d Street (Onposiie Mason, StrutheM and Co.) Patronised by their -bsceliencies Governors of New Zealand. COKER'S FAMILY HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. Within one minute of the Railway station. JAMES HATFIELD, Proprietor. Good Sample Rooms, in Centro of City. Letters will receive every attention. P.O. Box 291. Telephone No. 677. , F 2073 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. B. SEYMOUB~~AND SON,. Dentists, Removed to 216, COLOMBO STREET (Nearly opposite late premises), Next Coates and Co., Jewellers, JUNE 1, 1900- 2123 CLARK'S COFFEE PALACE AND I PRIVATE HOTEL. Colombo . Street, Victoria Square, Chrischurch. Three Minutes' Walk from. Agricultural and Industrial Association Hall, Choral "Hall, Theatre Royal, Cathedral Square and Post Office. Trams and Drags pass every Few Minutes. Opposite Supreme Court, Magistrate's Court and Government Buildings. Band Rotunda in front of. Building. The Building is of three storeys, built of brick, and contains 60 rooms, has a splendid outlook on to the river and Victoria Square, which is planted with shrubs and ornamental trees, and provided with ■ seats. Private Sitting Rooms. Separate 1 ■•■ Joining Room for Families and Public Dining Room. Food of the Beat Quality served witn punctuality and civilitv. Thera. arc "Bathrooms with hot and cold,water on each landing. First-class Accommodation is offered to Tourists, Travellers, and Visitors. : TERMS MODERATE. Permanent Boarders as psr Arrangement. Letters and Telegrams Promptly Replied to. MRS E. CLARK, Proprietress.. Telephone No. 1010. X 2753