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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1879, 14 June 1886, Page 2

SHAW, SAVILL, and ALBIOft COMPANY (Limited)| MONTHLY LINE or FAST PASSENGER STEA.’-ERS The First-c-lass Paascuocr Aocnmmodatiort 18 in a citadel tuition on the main deck amidships, and the sleeping berths are oi extra large size, The Secdhd-class Accommodation is very superior, and >s situated under the poop deck. Steerage passengers will have most excellent and roomy accommodation in the ’tween decks. An experienced Surgeon will accompany each steamer. All the steamers above-named will be fitted with the Electric Light. The Homeward route will be via Rio De Janeiro, and the time occupied should not exceed 40 days. Passage money Saloon, from 60 guineas upwards; Second Cabin, 40 guineas ; Steerage, from 18 to ‘2O guineas. Special Return Fares during the Indian and Colonial Exhibition—Saloon, LlO5. available for 0 months. Saloon, LI 15, available for 12 months. Second Saloon LGS, available for 12 months. The above will be supplemented by the following FIRST CLASS SAILING VESSELS The undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, payment for which has been guaranteed in the colony : Fell Bros, and Co., Agent?, Alfred street. SHAW- SAVILL & ALBION COMPANY (Limiikd.) STEAM TO LONDON. rnHE Magnificent Screw JL Steamer _ DORIC, 4744 Tons, 3000 Horse power, Will be despatched from iYTTELTON TO LONDON DIRECT On or about 26th Jcse, calling at Rio de Janeiro. The accommodation for all classes of ’assengers on this steamer iB unsurpassed a any vesst. afloat. The first class acommodation is on the Main Deck Amidhips, and no state room has more than wo berths, with the exception of a few unity rooms. Pullman beds and electric ght Second class passengers have exelltnt accommodation under the Poop ; nd the Steerage passengers are earried i the ’Tween Decks. For Freight or passage, apply to Fell Bros- and 80., Agents. HOLMES & BELL, GENE EAT, MERCHANTS, STOCK, STATION, LAND AND FINAN- \ CIAL AGENTS. j London" Office, 14 Milton-street, t C.E LONDON AGENT—D. W. BELL. NEW YORK AGENTS—WOODaOLSE <fe STORTZ. ADVANCES made on Wool,, Skins, Hides, Tallow, Grain, Frozen, Mutton, Flax, aud other Produce for Sale in Loudon, Australian, and New Zealand markets. INDENTS executed from English, Continental and American Manufacturers with despitich, at usual rates. Samples, Illustrated Catalogues, and Price Lists can be inspected at our Farmers’ Exchange. Act as Agents for Absentee Proprietors, Collect Rents, and generally superintend Estates. Holmes d‘ 'Bell Sole Agents ifor Marshall & Copeland’s celebrated Dunedin Ales and Stout, Bains’ Patent STEEL FENCING WIRE, celebrated for Cheapness, Strength, and Durability. In good demand throughout the Colonies. Inspection of samples invited. NOTICE TO FARMERS & RUNHOLDERS Holmes <£• Bell Have r r sale— MVG.'rr.!!!•’.•> (Mi i r-itPd Tv ins Bin hers, itoYfsr-rt ? rrn.de specially i< r «.he. Colontf.n. Vi - bine Oi . Binding Twine. Coals, Coin sacks in a'l size*, 'Thomas’ Carbonised Khrejy D;i„ _ fl* o. O'Rss, Cocksfoot, -.nd *ls kixtdn of GhV'S.'ii. rjsjn*, Feucifi-r Materiel. Holmes & Bell Are Buyers of Wheat, Oats, * Barley. Potatoes, Grass Se-jd. and all kinds of produce. Holmes & Bell Have Money to L»nd on Freehold Security at current rates, Fivanee, Insurance, and Agoncy Bttsinesß of all kinds undertaken. The FARMERS’ EXCHANGE is open to all free of charge, from 9 a, *> g.txi, English, Colonial, an rspera are filsd lot «j»y v«fo •