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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11432, 24 July 1900, Page 1

; Shipping. . , f '}■ . ~\y ti CS. PAKEHA ; FROM; I__f_?__S> ; i " ~-..•; LONDON ?* % % DUE ON OR ABOUT AUGUST 1. - J Consignees are requested to take out Delivery Orders on arrival of Steamer,' pass Entrie?, and Receive Goods from Slings immediately on commencement of discharge,; as Cargo will otherwise be landed and stored as per terms of Bill of Lading. *-' Shippers are asked to pass Export Entries and send cargo alongside with all necessary promptitude. - W£ '' T. AND S. MORRIN (LIMITED), ;fs: Agents, ,~K 1 §B. £AW AU. MANGA TE ARAI, «aS2fe-SJa nAKAEU. KAIV7AKA. , NORTH ALBERTLAND. AND KAWAU. ' " FOB MANGA FIIOMMANfJAWAP Taes., 24th, 9.30 a.m. Thurs., 26th, 6.30 a.m. "".■ Tucs., 31st, 2 a.m. Wed., Ist, 10 a.m. <'"' Tues., 7th, 7 a.m. Thurs., 9th, 5.30 a.m.. All cargo must, be prepaid, and alongside steamer half-an-hour before time of sailing. Weather and other olrcurastmiMs permitting-. t'olenhona 34. H. WINKELMANN, Agonfi W. Am 6. W m / CARRIERS, SHIPPING AND FORWARDING AGENTS. ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF CUSTOMHOUSE BUSINESS UNDERTAKEN. • ~ ■ \ Merchandise, Baggage, and Parcels Collected and Forwarded to any Address per ? WINSTONE'S EXPRESS AGENCY, i,, AGENCIES in all the Principal Towns of the Colony, Australasia, Great Britain, etc. [ "; Shipments Every Steamer. , 1 Rates Low. Prompt Attention. Life Insurance. A MODEL riO N TRACT, twenty years' ASSURANCE '" 'of pr £1000. m At an annnnl cost of £39 10s, for a person aged 30 next birthday, and on survival of the Twenty Years the assured will be entitled to the following GASH BENEFITS, namely:-. IST. GUARANTEED REFUND OF ALT PREMIUMS. $ 2ND. BONUSES AT FULL DECLARED VALUE. ; 3RD. FELT, RESERVE VALUE OF POLICY. Or, if still an assurable life, he may, in lion 1 of 3. r i Continue the Policy of £1000, payable at Death, at ORIGINAL RATE OF PREMIUM. | This admirable Policy is now being issued* by the ft MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF V AUSTRALASIA. f WILL. LAMBERT. District' Secretary. '.'.' Branch Office. 56, Qneen-strect. Auckland. U Machinery. '" '{ Q.ATEB' JRON WORKS,? cincAGO. MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY PVSORIPTION OF MODERN WINING MACHINERY, Including: ; "GA'TiW" Porr« AND ORE BREAKERS.* "DODGE " AND "BLAKE" CRUSHERS. ORE FEEDERS), STAMP BATTERIES (wot and drr). ORE DRYERS. HOISTING MACHINERY. SCREENING • APPARATUS'. ROASTING FURNACES COMPLETE* CYANIDE. ffHT/IRTNArrON. AND SMELTING. PLANTS. MACADAM AND BALLAST PLANTS. (-milJ.es AND SLIDE VALVE ENGINES. Etc.. Etc. "TRKMATN" RTF AW STAMP MILL, average capacity abmit. 14 .tons per day. through 40 mc«h. Unrivalled as an amalgamator and gold saver. "JfeRPH EV*VR AND RONS." Pniniiß and Pumpin. Machinery of all description?, including Cornish Sir-kinr Pumps, " OrifF" and "Slrnteht-Lino" Pattern; Boiler Feed. etc. etc. "CHROME STEEL WORKS" (Adamantine). Cams, To "nets. Shoes, Dies. Car Wheo's. Breaker Parts, and goneral castings in Chrome Steel. "MONARCH" Rock and Diamond Drilling Machinery of all descriptions. "CLAYTON™ AIR COMPRESSORS. "CRADOCKS'" STEEL WIRE ROPES (original manufacturers and introducers of "Lang's Lav"). OIL AND GAR ENGINES, and General En pineering and Mine Supplies. "CLARKE CHAPMAN, AND CO., LTD.." Ships' Machinery of all descriptions. "HANCOCK" INSPIRATORS. INJECTORS. EJECTORS. AND GENERAL JET PUMP APPARATUS. "THE EGAN COMPANY." Patented and Improved Standard Woodworking. Machinery of all descriptions and supplies. "LITOFUGE" Boiler Compounds (in use by eight leading Governments in Railway Encineerinc and Naval Departments). "ORES" TESTED AND REPORTED ON BY BEST EXPERTS IN AMERICA. AND PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED IN ACCORDANCE WITH TREATMENT ADVISED. (CATALOGUES FREE ON'APPLICATION.) PLANS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED WHEN REQUIRED. TTADLEY AND nOMPANY, ENGINEERS, MINING, AND GENERAL MACHINERY MERCHANTS. ALBERT AND SWANSON STREETS. To Let. OfiS, 255, 355-EDENSIDE ESTATE, Mount L\J Eden-Cheapest Allotments ever offered in this favourite district on easy terms.—Churton and Co. 1 78 f»D-MOUNT SMART-Beautifully--11 D situated 7-roomed Villa and 5 Acres.-Clmrton and Co. ___ WO LET-Ofhtes on ground floor. Hobaon's X Buildings, Shovtland-street.-Apply to W. Aitken, Land Agent. _____ 1 . - rpO LET-7-roomod Ifouse in Mackelvie-strcct, 1 off Ponsonby Road; rent. 12s 6d.-Apply Second House below the Church. rpo House of 8 rooms; bathroom, hot X and cold water, etc., in O'Rorko-streot.— R. Barr Brown, Exchange Lane. __ rpo Furnished Apartmonts, a front i- Sittinqroom and Bedroom.— Tonge, Vincent Villa, Upper Vincent-street. HlO LET, in Commerce-street— Stores, X latoly occupied by Donald and Edenborough.—Apply Brown, Barrett, and Co. TO LET, Falcon-strect-ti-rooined nousc: water, range, bathroom, wash-house, and coppor.-G L F. Fowler, Russell-street, Parncll. fHO LET-10-roomed House, corner Wakefield 1 and Symonds Streets; also, 3-roomed Cottage, Alexandra-street.—Apply 12, Arthurstreet. TO LET, Ponsonbv—Good House, 9 rooms, newlv painted throughout; sea frontage; large allotment; Sarslield-streot.-Apply J. Court. Hamilton Road. rpO LET—The 3-storey Brick, Building in X High-strcot now occupied by Braoo, Windlo, and Blytli.-Appjy W. Aitken, Land Agent. rrtlnnd-streot. rpo LET-Gentleman's Residence, in ByJ- monds-street; all modern conveniences, stable, etc. Very suitable for a professional gentleman. Mount Eden-Villa, 6 rooms, 14s. -Novillo Newcoml), WO BE LET. in Auburn-strcot-A House of 6 l- rooms; also, a Stable and attractive Grounds, rent 13s per week.-Ewington and Baker, Estate Agents, Government Insurance Buildings, Queen-street, QFFIOES, QUEEN-STRET. To. Lot—Those handsomeiy-flttcd Offices (two) in tho Mutual Life Association's Building. Queen-street, lately occupied by W. R. Holmes. Esq. Apply DISTRICT SECRETARY. TO LET. ST. GEORGE'S HALL, NEWTON. This centrally-situated Hall is open for engagement for Balls, Parties, and Dancing Classes; well adapted for concerts, large stage, and every convenience. Also, Lodge Rooms and Oommitteo Rooms to Let.-Apply Mrs. Crawford, Carotaker, No. 16, ;; Newton Road: or, P. F. Purcoll, . Proprietor, corner Pitt-street and Newton Road. •____ OUR ANNUAL WINTER SALE' NOW ON.Ladies' -Fancy Handkerchiefs, tucked, etc," Is lid the: half-dozen; -Children's White, ditto. 8W the ! half-dozen; Gimp Trinnnings, Id per yard; Kid Gloves, slightly soiled, Is per. pair; iTorohon Lacos at greatly reduced prioes. -D,5,0.;,-;;,-,.;: \x-iir;. : -\it : UV€,"'