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North Otago Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2092, 16 January 1879, Page 1

Shipping 1 Notices.

~-*—n. THE |m£j TW"EW ZEALAND j |]![?J§^ll SHIPPING COMPANY 38 *^ (LIMITED.)

Head Office : Chririchurch, New Zealand. London Branch: At Bishopgate-street, Within.

The Company's Fleet consists of :—: — Tons. Tons. The Humnui ... 1054 The Waikato... 1053 „ Mataura ... 898 „ Waimate 1157 „ Opawa ...1136 „ Waimea... 871 „ Orari ... 1054 „ Waipa ... 1054 „ Otaki ... 1055 „ Wairoa ... 1057 „ Pareora ... 878 „ Waitangi 1161 Piako ... 1136 „ Waitara... 833 Rakaia ... 1057 „ Wanganui 1136 ■ Rangitikoi 1225

The above magnificient high class Clippers (specially built for the Company), supplemented by chartered ships, are kept constantly in the direct trade to and from London — ships leaving London for each principal port in the Colony every month, and vessels always loading Homewards. The accommodation and dietary scale for passengentof all classes are unsurpassed. Freight and Passage arrangements can be made at the Head Office, Christchurch, or at any of the Branches in New Zealand. Apply, in Dunedin, to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED) Corner of Crawford and Water street.

STEAM TO SYDNEY, VIA LYTTELTON AND WELLINGTON.

At Greatly Reduced. Prices.

jcA-j? HPHE FAVORITE S. S. ,xJ>3^|s2tt _L E A S B V , 1489 Tons B * 6l "* f^^k-Jri^iiSa w, Anderson Commander, Will be despatched for the above Ports on sr about WEDNESDAY, 4th DECEMBER. ToLyttelton £1 10 0 £1 0 To Wellington 3 0 0 2 0 0 Newcastle and Sydney 10 0 0 4 0 0 Return tickets issued for saloon. Through rates quoted for passengers or freight to Nelson and West Coast Ports, transhipping it Wellington, FRANCIS FULTON, Crawford-strpet, Dunedin.

Hotels. r^ bTTt cli ion hotel, Tyne and Hakbor Streets, Oamaku. William Gillespie Proprietor The above Magnificent Hotel is now open 'or the reception of Travellers and Visitors. It is one of the Finest Buildings in Nerth Otago, both as regards the extent of its accommodation and the excellence of its furnishing. The Private Suites of Apartments are specially designed to suit the convenience and privacy of visitors. Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. for the special entertainment of Farmers and Commercial None but the Best Brands of Wines, Spirts, Ales, and Liquors. The Hotel is only two minutes walk from the Railway Station, Public Baths, and Post Office. GOOD STABLING PROVIDED-^ . FMPERIAL HOTEL. G. AND S. NEWEY, PROPRIETORS,

Thanking their Friends and the Public for the liberal patronage they have accorded them since starting, would solicit a continuance of favors. Every care and attention bestowed on tho comfort of Visiton and Boarders. All Wines, Beers, and Spirits of Best Vintage, Brews, and Brands. Mark the Address— Opposite the Court House. mh_2 E R M I N U S H OTEL, (Opposite Railway-station)

NGAPARA.

The Proprietor, having had the abovenamed Hotel thoroughly renovated, can confidently inform the public that accommodation second to none in the district can now be obtained by those favoring his place with their patronage. The Cellar also has been re-stocked with the choicest well-known brands of liquors, etc., and tho Proprietor intimates that none but of the very best qualities will be kept in Ihe establishment. GEORGE HARPER, Proprietor.

NOTICE OF REMOVA

A GORDON (late of Bay View House) t\. • has Removed to his New Premises, ihe Temperance Hotel in Tees street, Oamaru (close to the Railway Station and Post Office). Visiton to this Port may rely upon receiving every attention here, combined with the convenience and comfort of a Home. Travellers called for the early trains. Vacancies for a few Boarders. N.B. — Private Rooms for Ladies. ■p OVAL " GEOR G E~ H OTE L, •jC^ George street and Mor-\y Place,

Dunedin . Gkobge M 'Gavin Pkopkietok (Late of the White Horse Hotel.)

JOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR FAMILIES AND VISITORS.

First-class Billiard Table.

WiNE 3 and Spirits of thk Best Brands. oc4

BRIDGE HOTEL, KOUROW, UPPER WAITAKI.

P. MASON is desirous of informing his friends and the general public, that having obtained a license for the above newlyeatablished house, he is prepared to offer good accommodation and attention to those favoring his place with their patronage. A well-selected stock of Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c, has been laid in, and which P. M. can recommend as being of first-class quality.

P. M. intends to put up a first-class Kennel on the premises, and will always be happy to sec any of his coursing friends who may be travelling through the district. Good Stabling Ffovided. loja