Shipping, a TEAM TO THE FIJI hsssSgSak AUSTRALIAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S LINE OK STEAMERS. MELBOURNE,SYDNEY. AUCKLAND, AND THE FI.IIS. The A. S. N. Co.'s Steamship 'AUCKLAND,' 5 r .0 tons. ISO horse-power, Kkaxk Moont:, Commander, will be despatched for the Fijis on or about SATURDAY, the f.th November, at 3 p.m., returning to Sydney and Melbourne via Auckland. For freight or passage applv to 11. it. JEKTIS, Agent. Q tr -\w RETWEFN KJ AUCKLAND AND THAMES. 'WILLIAMS ' will leave punctually at the advertised time, as folAicki.asi) : DaILY at 10.30 o'clock a.m. Tauari; : DAILY at 3 o'clock p.m. H. M. JEUVIS, Agent. TH O R SYDNEY /^.-'4-'-P; \ -*- : Forwarding passengers to all Australian ports'. CIRCULAR SAW LINE. The Favourite Regular Trader ' CONSTANCE,' On THURSDAY. October 27. For Freight or I'assaire. applv to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. TpiHST VESSEL EOR /vj,ir\ JL' levuka. fijis. -"iS3S233Sr . KR L j , 42 tons re.-ister, M. Yates Master, will sail as above positively on SATURDAY' next, 22nd inst. For freight or passage applv to M. Nil VOL. Agent.. Custons -house-street, October 20, IS7O. TT 011 LBVTJKA AND NANDI BAY, FIJI. 'SKA GULL,' Captain Lowihk. will sail for the above ports on "ft EDNESDAY next, the 2,, th instant. For freight or passage apply to J. S. MACFARLANE & CO. TT OR NEWCASTLE DI/M'Vk JD kect. The Fine Clipper Britr 'WAVE,' 174 tons register. T. P.m.i.axt. Master, will sail for the above port on SATURDAY. Slnil instant Excellent accommodation for passengers. For freight or passage, applv to O. W. BINNEY. ■=$$■& J? O R LONDON. The Favorite Regular Trader ■*&zSSS3=? < COUNTESS OF 3CIXTOKE.' For freight or passage apply to Captain PktiikeBKirniE, 0:1 board, or to BROWN, CAMPBELL & CO., Agents.
Q T E A M 8 IT I P AGENCY OFFICE, TOLL-Hor-SK. GIIAUA.VLSTOViW" V.'HAItF. R. II -V Y 0 X, Agent for n.s. ' Enterprise No. 2.' • Lalla Rookh,' and • Challenger. aV;knt. \x.\" Parcels or Canto consigned to Grahamstown Wharf detained until eiUlt'l for, or forwarded as directed. Goods forwarded to Cromandel, Tapu Creek, or am-Station upon the Thames River; also to Auckland, and transhipped to any Province of Ncrr Zealand, or to the Australian Colonies, etc.. etc. Books and Stationery. II F T 0 N S, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, CANADA EtTILDIXGS, Q, U E E N" - S T K E E T. pKEATEI? BHITAJX.—A Accord \JT of travel in English speaking Countries : hr Sir l. has. Wentworth Dilkc. reriv. :: »l Narrative of a year's journev throcgh Central and Eastern Arabia : bv W. <;. I'algravo. Tales of Old Travel; l,y Henry Kingsley. Harem Life in Egypt and Constantinople ; kr Emmelir.e Lott. Legendary Fictions of the Irish Celts ; by Patrick Kennedy. Eccentricities of the Animal Creation ; by John Tinibs. Station Life in New ZeaUnd ; bv Ladr l'.arkcr. Albert Nvanza. Great Easin of the -Nile: bv Sir Samuel W. ilaker. Speeches on questions of public policy ; bv John Bright, M.l*. cheap edition.; Historical Cleanings ; by Thorold Rogers second TheSludlnt's Hume. The Student's cibbon. The Student's English Language. The Student's New Testament Historv. The Student's old Testament Historv. The Student's specimens of Literature. The Student's Greece. The student's Ancient Geography. Essavs on Social Subjects, reprinted from the ""' Saturday Review." i vols. Historical Selections ; by K. Jl. Sewell and C. M. Familiar Lectures on Scientitic Subjects ; bv Sir John Ilerschel. Tommv Trv, and what he did in Science ; by C. O. < i. Napier. Historv of Mr Religious Opinions ; bv John lienrv Newman", M.Il. 'flic Life and Epistle of St. Paul; bv Conbearev and Hovsrai. The "Works of the Rev. Sydnev Smith, complete in 1 vol. A Memoir of the Rev, Sydney Smith ; bv his daughter—Lady Holland. The Sermons of the Rev. F. W. Robertson, complete in 4 vols. Christianity among the New Zealanders : hy the Ri.«hop*of Waianu. Elementary Lessons' in Botany ; by Professor Oliver. Lessons in F-lemeutry Chemistry ; by Professor Rescoe. Popular Astronomy : Ijy C. If. Airy. Elementary Lessons inastronomy : by J. Norman Lockyer. Elementary Lessons in Physiology ; by Professor
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New Zealand Herald, Volume VII, Issue 2103, 21 October 1870, Page 1
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