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North Otago Times, Volume 1948, Issue XXVI, 25 July 1878, Page 1

Shipping Notices.

THE [Eiy^ "\r Ew zEAS(ANr> d!rsj§[^n SHIPPING COMPANY 3100 *^ (LIMITED.) j|l fl Htav Office : Christchurch, Now Zealand. London Branch: At Bishopgate-streot, Within.

Tho Company's Fleet consists of :—: — Tons. Tons. . Tho Hurunui ... 1051 Tho Waikato... 1033 ■•„ Mataura ... 80S „ Waimato 1157 W „ Opaua ...1136 „ Waimca... 871 „ Oiari ... 1034 „ Waipa ... 1054 „ Otaki . . 1055 „ Wairoa ... 1057 Pareora ... 878 „ Waitangi 1161 „ Piako ... 113K „ Waitara... 333 „ Kakaia ... 1057 „ Wanganui 1136 „ llanyit'.koi 1225 | Tiie above ma^nificiont high class Clippers (specially built "for tho Company), supplenicnted by chartered ships, are kept con■tmtly in tho direct trade to and from London— ships leaving London for each principal port, in tho Colony every month, and vessels always loading Homewards. The accommodation and dietary scalo for passengers of all classes aro unsurpassed. Freight and Passago arrangements can ho made at the Head OfHco, Christchurch, or at any of the Branches in Now Zealand. Apply, in Dunedin, to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED) Corner of Crawford and Water street.

STEAM TO SYDNEY, VIA LYTTHLTON AND WELLINGTON.

At Greatly Reduced Prices. *

s-JTjt TIHE FAVORITE S. S. sSQ%*tft -*- E A S B V , 1489 Tons Register, EuSS^l W. Amderson Commander, Will be de^i latched for tho above Port 1 ? on or about WEDNESDAY, lsr AUGUST. ToLvtteMbn £2 0 0 £1 10 0 To Wellington 310 0 210 0 Newcastle and Sydney 10 0 0 5 0 0 Return tickets* issued for saloon. Through rates quoted for pissenirera or freight to NeKon and West Coast Ports, transhipping at Wellington, FRANCIS FULTON, Crawford-street, Dunedin.

Hotels.

rilll T E R I O N HOTEL, Tyne and Hap. dor Streets, Oamaru.

William Gillespie Proprietor

The above Magnificent Hotel is now open for the reception of Travellers and Visitors. It is ono of the Finest Buildings in North Otago, both as rogardj tho extent of its accommodation and tho excellence of its furnishing. Tho Private Suitea of Apartments aro specially designed to suit tho convenience, and privacy of visitors. Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. for tho special entertainment of Farmers and Commercial Men. None but the Beat Brands of Wines, Spirts, Ales, and Liquors. The Hotel ii only two minutes' walk from tho Railway Station, Public Baths, and Post Office.

GOOD STABLING PROVIDED.

IMPERIAL HOTEL. G. AND S. NEWEY, pnorßiuroKS, Thank ing their Friends and tho Public for the liberal patronage they liavo accorded them since starting, would solicit a continuance of favors, l«]veiy care and attention be3toycd on tho comfort of Visitors and Boarders. All Wines, Beers, and Spirit 3 of Beat Vintage, Brown, and Brands. Mark tho Address — Opposite the Court House. mh 2 IMPERIAL HOTEL, OTEPOPO. It. W'ATSOX ... PKOPRIKIOn. Travellers and others visting thia Hotel will find EVKRY COMFORT AND CONVEX II'jXUE, coupled with moderate cliarge3 . Cmlity and prompt attention may bo relied m COMMODIOUS AND WELL-VENTI-LATED BEDROOMS. WIKKS AND SPIRITS OY THE BEST BRANDS. OOOD StAUMNO.

(^ 11 ITKII i 0 X HOTEL. SEAR THE RAILWAY STATION, QUKKN-hTUKKI', W.VIMATi:. This Very Superior Hotel is possessed of all Modern Improvements nnd Conveniences. QEOIIGE PRATT, Propriktor. my 3

rp EBMI N U S HO TE L , -*• (Opposite llaihvay-station) XUAPAKA. The Proprietor, hating lintl the abovrnamed Hotel thoroughly renovated, can confidently iuforni t)io public that accommodation (second to none in the district can ii' i w bo obtained by tlio^c favoring his place •\vitli tliuir patronage. The Cellar also )\m been ro-stockotl with the choicest well-known brands of liquors, etc., Kiul the Proprietor intimatos that 110110 but of the vei-y beat qualities will be kopt in vhc caUbJishment. GEORGE HARPER, Proprietor.