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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 1502, 24 October 1885, Page 1

TEAM ON LAKE WANAKA. The Paddle Steamer, "THEODORE'' Will leave Pembroke for Head of Lake Wakaka EVERY MONDAY MORNING 9 a.m.; returning to Pembroke next day at 6 p.m. Fares —Single Ticket, 20s. ; Return, 30s. each. The "Theodore" is open for charter on other days, by due notice being given, at the following rates (per day) : To Head of the Lake ... ... £lO To Pigeon Island and surrounding bays, etc ... ... ... £7 The number will be limited to 10 persons on each charter ; every additional person to Head of Lake, 12s. 6d., and to Pigeon Island, Bs. 6d. Good accommodation can be had at Mrs Russell's, XVANAKA HOTEL. who will provide Luncheon Baskets, etc., for Tourists by steamer. Messrs Craig and Co.'s Coach leaves Pembroke EVERY THURSDAY at 8 a.m. for Arrow, returning to Pembroke next day, via Crown Range, which commands magnificent views of surrounding country. THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS COMPANY Head Office—Manse St., Dcnedis. BOOKING OFFICE FOR PARCELS FOR COBB CO.'S COACHES. AGENTS FOR I\S. MOUNTAINEER. Parcels, Packages, etc., consigned to the care of, or ordered through the New Zealand Expres Company, delivered promptly, or forwarded to any destination at through and fixed rates. Parcels Delivery to Poor at any Address 2tt> 41b (jtt> lOtitl'UHt Sot> s<Mb lOOtb lr. rri s«1 s< 1 s d sus d a d s <1 Melbourne 404850567 0 Gt. Britain 5 0 6 G S 0 10 (i 15 021 627 0 35 0 V Parcels from Melbourne at same rate?. No agency or other charges whatever, and no trouble ic coifL'iiees. Rates ekom L >ndo\ i Freight only). 2th "nth 10th 15th 20tfi 30tli 401b liOlh sdlt. loott7 s(1 s.l s d s d s d s d s d s d s d s d 1 0 3 0 G 0 0 012 015 0 17 *2l 323 9 25 0 Rates from Di nedin to Qpeenstown or Fkankton : Lake Freight included). 3ib 7fr 14fl> 2Stb 50ft> 11211. 11 owt Sd3dSdS d s d S d S d 1 (i 2 6 3 0 5 0 0 0 7 0,8 0

H ewt. lj ewt 2 cut 2 j cut i'wt'2( ewt % cut S (1 s ll s il s d s <1 s (1 s d 9 0 9 (] 10 0 10 9 12 0 13 0 14 fi Receiving Otliees, to which order Packages to he sent : MeIbourne—FREDERICK TATE, 13, Market-street ; London—W. 11. SUTTON & CO., Golden Lane, Barbican, or any of their agencies in Britain ; DtWEMN— NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO., 7, Manse-street; Kingston & \ ( . F - GIBH Qteenstown I ' FRAN KTON—J AM ES Y EULETT. CHALLENGE FOR ONE THOUSAND POUNDS! As a further reply to untruthful and ml raplandum advertisements, we hereby offer to sabmit the Wonderful WERTHEIM MACHINES, under Challenge for £IOOO a side, in competition with all or any YANKEE and GLASGOW made Machines, falsely sold as American, the contest to be decided in public by English fairplay, and not by Yankee smartness. The terms may be ascertained at our otfices, Princes-street, by any who chooses to compete. WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Frankfort, Germany. All information can be obtained from our Agent, Corner of Princes and Dowling Streets, DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND. Time payment from 2s. fid. to ss. per week. Hand Machines, £3; Treadle, £5. Kilters, from 155.; Fringing Machines, 10s. 6d.; Knitting Machines, £7 10s.; Crimping Machines, from 7s. 6d. Samples, Circulars and Catalogues Free by Post. The WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINE RETAIL DEPOT, Corner of Princes and Dowling Streets. Remember that a Wertheim Machine can be had upon Trial, FREE OF CHARGE, by anyone in Town or suburbs. No charge for delivery, or for instruction at home. No matter where you live, in any part of the colony, we will supply you with a Sewing Machine upon TIME PA\ MENT. Our only reply to dishonest advertising is— Get any one of the old-fashioned machines, of any make whatever, at home, and test it beside a Wertheim. We guarantee to keep all our machines in perfect order ami repair during three years from date of purchase, free of any charge. By purchasers, and not by ourselves, was first applied the epithet which distinguishes our machines, that of "THE WONDERFUL WERTHEIM." ROBERT LOC'HHEAD, Agent. REMEDY FREE I—A victim of youthful imprudence causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, &c., having tried in vain every known remedy, has discovered a simple selfcure, which he will send FREE to his fellowsufferers.—Address J. H. REEVESL Esq., 43, Chatham-street, New York City, U.S.A.