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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 2293, 5 January 1900, Page 1

Shippfeg. TIMM jPA-BLE. Prom December Ist, 1899, to April 30th, 1900. " , ! o i t | j,i ]! .11 tIA m m j?I Monir ..Cam. 8.36 p.* 4 p.m. Tout .. 10 a.m. I.jo p.m. 10.30 *.m. 3.30 p.m. W iinuit 6 a.m. «.*> p.s. I TBraaMT.. 10a.m. 1.3p p.n. 10.30 a.m.j3.30p.m. halt .. • lb. flab p. a. laiwat . Oul 0.30 p.B. fIO.SO a. m. 13.30 p.m. Fares between Kingston and Qaeenatown —Saloon 7/6; Steerage, if. Return tickets issued daring taaimer season (to 31st March}— Saloon, 12s fid ; steerage, 7s fid ; available for two month*. Distance 25 ■ilea; steaming time 2$ boars Qaeenatown to Kingston and back same day. Single Pare. Cargo 10s per ton, dead weight and measurement. Special rates for heavy pieces Machinery, boilers, etc. weighing over 12 ewt. Fare* between Head of Lake and Queenstown—Saloon : Single, 10/-; Return, 15/Steerage: 7/0, Re tarn, 11/-; distance 3b miloa ; steaming time, 3 hoars. Freight—--10- per ton, dead weight or measure AU Live Stock carried at Owntr'i Rwk. All cargo is carried subject to the conditions and forms printed on the Company's form of consignment note and waybill. Fint-class Meals tnd other refrea. 1 stents to be had on board the steamers. THOS. COOK k SON are our agents lhroiA° at Hew Zealand and Australia. Hon.—Then is a Telegraph OSes at Fr* l^*0 " Jetty. Agents tor Sightcapa coal and nnts. E T. WING

rpOURIST SEASON- 1898 99. LAKES i Wanaka and^Hawea, THE GEM OF THF'J feOtrTHERN LAKES. Th* HOM[; o 0 ' THB WILD . DEER U __ - Brainso Thb Laxi Wakaka C)"T powerful pa.ldle iteamer, "THEODORE," will laare Pembroke duly (Sundaya aud Tnaadaya excepted) at 9 a.m. for the van ooa placea of intereat on the lakea, prominent aaoogat which are Mil uiiadHTnii or thk Lark, Maso* HB lIUKC, Lakk M'DOUOALL, Glandhc k Uiharr Bats, retaining the aame day at Six o'clock p.ra. Charge* greatly reduced. For faree, etc. •ee Government Railway Time-table^ Asms-Craig and Co., Qneenatown ana Lawrence. Cook and Son, throaghoot N« Zealand. For fmrthtr perticolara apply to If'DOUG ALL k SONS, Pembroke.

EMPIRE HOTEL, TAT STREET, INVERCARGILL. The above Popular and Well-Appointed Hotel ia now entirely under New Manage t, and ia replete in each department with "fijgiU and of the beat quality FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION for Ttafelbn and Boudtra, and all the Gomforta of I Home. SAMPLE ROOM FOR TRAVELLERS. BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND SPIRITS KEPT IN STOCK. M. DUMBELTON, Proprietor. p ARSTON HOTEL, GARSTON. William D. Sopor, Proprietor. The proprietor wiahea to inform hia old friends tad the travelling public generally, ho hat again entered into poaaeseion of the above well-known hotelry, and he htpw. by civility strict attrition to business and reasonable charges to hive a renewal of their favors. A welcome so everybody wd the comforts of a home to tourists and traveller!. Good accommodation for nan and horse. ALL LIQUORS OF THF BEST BRANDS. POYAL MAIL COACH! ARROWTOWN - QUJENSTOWN. The above Coach leaves Jopp's Royal Oak Hotel, Arrowtown, fir Qneenatown every MONDAY, WEDNESDAT & FRIDAY, at 2.30 p.m. and retnrna the same eveniig on arms* ot the steamer, conveying Plsaengers and Luggage. HORSES k BUGGIES FOR HIRE. J. L. JOPP, Proprietor. OOK-BINDING in aU brar.ches at office of this paper. Send naic And get it bound, and as cheaply as at D hooka which requ at reasonable p