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Mataura Ensign, Volume 15, Issue 1295, 9 June 1893, Page 1

Shipping qteam to Vancouver. Connecting with THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. The Splendid Steamer WARRIMOO Is fixed to leave Sydney for Vancouver (culling at Brisbane facd Honolulu) on the 17lh June. Though passengers are carried by this attractive route at specially low rates to the Faeifio Coast, all Cauadian and Atlantic Points, Chicago (for World's Fair) and Europe. Full information can be obtained on application to THE J. G. WABD^FARMERS' ASSOCIATION OF N.Z. Ltd., Invereargill and Bluff. THE 1.8. «« AWARUA. " leaves the Bluff Whaif for Half Moon Buy, Stewart Island, on arrival oi the first titan from lntercargill, EVEfiY WEDNtoSbAY MOSJNiNG (weather and other circumBtances permitting), leturning the same day. PASSENGER FARES; . Single ticket, 5s ; Return ticket, 7s 6d (available for return for three weeks). Goods. 10s pur ton. &.B. — Freight on goods Bbipped for Stewart Island ruust be prepaid. Freight on goods landed at the biuri must be paid when delivery given . Gocde for shipment to Stewait Island must arrive at Binfi by noon train on previous day. JAMES E. FOX, Secretary, Biufi Harbor Boaid. Campbelhown, 29th Febiuary, 1893. . 566 w Livery Storekeepers NOTICE. tTHE WYftDHAM COACH£S. CONSEQUENT on recent train altera\J tions, the hours of arrival and departure of Coaches running between itLtKDALE AND WYNDHAM bnvt betn ancrtd ; but Vehicles still connec *ub ail trainb an the interests of pussen gen are kb well looked after as before. Notwithstanding the opening of the rail way to bleu Lam, the Coach will mak \V\KDHAM its point oi departure for For trose on Monua^tt, Wednesdays and Fridays at 1U.46 a.m., returning on Tuesdays, iliuro ayo and Sdturuayb at 10 a.m. bADDLK HUhSKS and BUGGIES always ON HiKE. £?■ All Parcels to be paid for on delivery All Paicde for ionvtyance by Fortrose Cchi-L must be aenvtud into yard not later bun 10.30 a.m. Un days of departure, as the JjiiVti will on no account take up parcels in the tireet af ler leaving jard, &AMUEL RICHARDSON, CUAGH PROPRIETOR AND LIT.KRY. r S. TA B L Jfi KEEPER WYNDHABX JATTERSALL'S HORSE BAZAAR, LIVEEY AND BAIT STABLES, GOBE. Single (and Double Buggies, Saddle Horseß, &c., ON HIRE. F. R. WHITE, 239t PROPRIETOR. General Notices CHESTERFIELD GUANO. H. OARSWELL AND 00. TTAVE TO ARRIVE in a few days A CARGO of the above FAVORITE TUBNIP MANURE PRICE— £4 5s ex Ehip, or £4 10s ex ■tore at Bluff. To ensure supplies it is necessary to order early. HOLLAND'S BAZAAK, LIVERY & BAIT STABLES, MEDWAY STREET, GOBB. JOPP & SEATTER beg to announce to the General Public of Gore and Surrounding Districts that they have purchased the above large and commodious LIVERY & BAIT STABLES, and that they intend to carry on the business hitherto coTrdubted by Mr W. Finlay, in a ' manner ■ that will give erery satisfaction to patrons. -The Biveredale Branch of the business, 'including the Walks; ia line of Mail Coaches, hfcß also been acquired, and the service vill be carried on as usual. Single end doable buggies and saddle horses always on hire at Gore and Riversdaie. Stabling accommodation at lowest rates. Competent Grooms always in charge. Horses broken carefully to the saddle or harness. N.B.— Farmers and the public generally Will find the best accommodation possible, Mid the same facilities as when Mr Finlay ocenpied the Btables. •THo«e-feed sold on the premises. JOPP Am>~SEATTEB,