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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1989, 21 October 1886, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY’S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STKAMBHs Under Contract with Tub New Zealand Govkkmknt. riLL be dee W patched with Her Majesty’s Mails as under : LONDON, Via Rio de Janeiro and Madeira : And thenceforward every font th Thnrs’ay. The above are all new steamers, built specially for the trade, and commande*) by men of great experience. The! ngth of the passage by the Company.a steamers averages under forty days. PASSAGE MONEY-.—Saloon, from 60 guineas upwards; second saloon, 40 guineas ; steerage, from 18 gtiiuras, INDIAN & COLONIAL EXHIBITION Special Return Tickets are issued at REDUCED FARES. Particulsrs may be learned rn pjpUcnlsf For freight or passage, apply to F. H. PICKERING & CO , Aeent.v. High street. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY’S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS (Under Contract with the New Zealand Government.) M.S. RUAPEHU 4163 Tons Register, 4000 Horse power, H. E, Grkekstbket, R.N , Commander, Will bo despatched bom Wellington fc London, colling Ro Bio de Jane-ro. Madeira, and Plymouth, on or abeut 218 T OCTOBER Intending passengers are invited to inspect this magnificent steamer, which is one of the finest specimens of modern naval architecture afloat. The first-class dining saloon is a lofty apartment, situated pearly amidships, and extending the whole width of the ship. The staterooms are large, beautifully furnished, and mostly fitted for only two passengers. Several arson dock, aid all have perfect -'entilation, There are a large number of bathrooms, a boudoir, ladies’ music room.and two smoking rooms, besides two larger promenade The second saloon is provided with piano, bathrooms, smoking-room, and ladies’ boudoir; the staterooms and bill of fare are fully ec[ual to the first saloon of many lines, The steerage accommodation is large arid well ventilated, and the dietary scale is most liberal. The wholejiassenger accommodation is heated with steam and lit by electricity. For freight or passage, apply to P. H. PICKERING & Co., 2962 Agents, High s.reet. To W 00l and Grain Growers NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND [ercantile Agencv Company (LIMJIEO.) apital, * - £3.500,000 Reserve Fund - .£265,000 THE COMPANY grants LOANS on Stations, Stock, Growing Clips of Wool and on Growing Crops of Grain UDon specially advantageous terms. Station and Farm Properties fer Sale In ail parts of the Colo Dy.

Receive Consignments of Wool, Frozen Meat,Skins, Hides,Tallow, Leather Grain, Flax, Malt, <&c., for Bale in New Zealand Australian, and London markets. Undertakes Agency Business for Absente Proprietors and sales o* .property in all parts of the colony, and Commissions in all branches of Mercantile business. To wool growers the Company _ offers special advantages for the realisation of their wool. As an evidence of the expansion of its business in this important staple and the magnitude to which it has attained by careful and intelligent handling, the following fignreß showing its operations for 1885 6 are appended. Bales Shipments to London... >52,131 Sales in the Colonies... 64,635 Total .* 146,766 AGENTS FOR— Ruston, Proctor, and Co.'s Steam Engines and Threshing Machines, Hydraulic Pumps, etc. Felton and Guil iaumo’s Bard Fencing Wire, Hatch and Co’s Colonial Glycerine. Sheep Dip Auckland Fibre Manufacturing Company (Limited &c, &c., &c. The Company’s new premises are now open for the reception of produce, whioh will receive every attention upon delivery The Stores are so constructed that the risk against fire is minimized, and the produce also protected from the attacks of vermin. Further particulars can be obtained at the Company s Offices, Alfred-street, rtlnriheim. For Wellington. s.s. rpaE NEPTUNE, Captain Eckford, Will leave Blenheim for Wellington Thursday at 11 a.m., . Superior Passenger Accomoda icn. For freight or passage apply to F. H. PICKERING * CO., Ag' nts. A. WOOLLER, BAKER, Etc., BEGS to inform the public generally (hat he will still continue to carry on the business in Wyn3n Street, Blenheim, and trusts to receive the same liberal patronage hitherto extended to himA. Wooller, BAKER. Etc.. BLENHEIM. W ANTED— Two Quiet Boys about 14 years old. App'y THIS OFFICE.