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Marlborough Express, Volume XXV, Issue 270, 28 November 1889, Page 2

SHAW-SAVHiL & ALBION COMPANY (Limited.) MONTHLY LINE OF FAST PASSENGER STEAMERS BETWEEN - ALL PORTS OF NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON. «*. i rjiHE MAGNIFICENT 4367 Tons Register, 3000 Horse Power, J. W. Jennings, Commander, Will be despatched from WELLINGTON for London direct on THURSDAY, 12th DECEMBER, 1889. To be followed by v ° 3 Steamer, g-§ © g Commander « tj M WPh fl_ """ r ~ " 1890 Arawa . . 5200 3500 J. Stuart . . Jan 9 Coptic . . 4744 3000 G. Burton . . Feb 6 lonio ..4753 3000 W. H. KidleyMar 6 Tainui ... 5200 3500 B. J. Barlow April 3 Doric ..4367 3000 J.W.Jennings May 1 The above are all powerful new steelbuilt steamers, and the accommodation for all classes ' of passengers is unsurpassed. The Homeward passage will be via Rio de Janiero and Tenoriffe, and the time occupied should not exceed 40 days. An experienced surgeon will aocompany each steamer. The above will be supplemented by the .following and other first class SAILING 0 VESSELS AND CARGO STEAMEES. Ship. H ■ 3 a &Enm Zealandia 1116 *AAI Phillips Nov. Himalaya 1008 „ Paterson Dec. Winifred 1359 10.0A1 Ellis Dec. Duntrune 1488 100A1 Liitlej'n Jan. S.S. Mamari 5000 100A1 Maxwell Jan. New steamer 5000 100A1 Feb-M New steamer 5000 100A1 Apr-M ' The undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, payment for which. has been guaranteed m the colony. FELL BROS. AND CO. Ob HOLMES AND BELL. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., Ld. FROM PIOTON TO LONDON. WOOL SEASON, 1889-1890. fefe TTihe"ai clipper WAIPA, Captain Forsdick, 1017 tons register, Will be placed on the berth at Picton early m November to receive Wool, Flax, and general cargo for London direct, and will be despatched during DECEMBER. For Freight or passage apply to THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER. CANTHjE AGENCY CO., Ld., Agents, or to HOLMES & BELL. ) Agents for FELL BROS. & CO. \ Shaw, Savill, W. E." CLOUSTON & CO.] & Albion Co. FOR SALE by the undersigned, the following Goods suitable for the season. HERBAL BEER EXTRACT, makes a delicious and wholesome summer beverage. Bottles from 1/ESSENCE of RENNET, for junkets, curds and whey, cheesecakes, &c, Bottles from 1/RENNET EXTRACT for cheese making. Bottles from 1/6. THE NEW LEMON SQUEEZER, best thing out, used with one hand, only 1/-, should be m every house and hotel. BENGER'S SELF-DIGESTIVE FOOD, for infants and invalids. QUININE WINE, a first-class tonic and pick-me-up, 2/6. QUININE & IRON WINE, beneficial for Neuralgia, &c, 2/6. CALVERT'S No 5 CARBOLIC ACID, J pin>ts 1/3, pints 21CALVERT'S CARBOLIC POWDER, CONDY'S FLUID, and other disinfectants. HELLEBORE POWDER, for saw-fly grub on fruit trees and hedges. Packets 1/- and 2/LONDON PURPLE & PARIS GREEN, for Codlin Moth. MEN'S SPRING SIDE BELTS, a good line, my own importing, very cheap. LADIES' ABDOMINAL SUPPORTS. LADIES' SHOULDER-STRAPS. CHEST EXPANDING BRACES, for cure of stooping shoulders. T. H. HUSTWICK, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, (Member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain), WOOL SEASON, 1889-90. GOLDSBROUGH, MORT AND CO., MELBOURNE. CAPITAL.. .. £6,000,000. ■jl/TESSBS W. E. CLOUSTON & CO. "-*■' the local Agents for the above Company, ate shipping several lots of our Farmers "WOOL to the Melbourne Market this Beasoo. The prices are very good and the great advantage is that the Grower gels his Returns m less than two months from time of shipment. The Wool trade m Melbourne just now is very brisk, there being European and American buyers upon the spot, operating freely'; tihe ..atter shipping direct to America, thus a saving m freight. The charges for sale are very moderate, and can be asi.e aiued from the Agents. 1833 BEI'OiiE buyiug Picnic Hats, call and see T. SMALE'S Trimmed at 9d each. Also an endless variety of all the Newest Shapes, Trimmed and Untrimmed, from 3d each, WAIRAU STORE. MR j.» jT. WILSON, UJSSTIST, HAS arrived m Blenheim, and will Ileare about the .end of November. Hours, 9 a.m. to 5 .m, t ,. i ... .^tjiii^..