Shipping. U —. TVTOETHERN' STEAMSHIP -Li CO. (LIMITED). ■**"" COROMANDEL RACES. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, November 21st and 22nd. The p.s. TERRANORA will leave Quay-street Wharf on TUESDAY. 20th inst.. at midnight, and again on WEDNESDAY, 21st, at midnight, leaving Coromandel on Wednesday. 21st. at 6.30 p.m., and on Thursday, 22nd, at 7 p.m. A Return Fare, ss. Tickets available for either day. «*vi npHOS. pjOOK & qon. wra&BSsaffiS AIL iNGS TO LONDON. Later Sailings on Application. -;p. Due Steamer. Tons. Leave. London Wakaniu .. 5,706 Auckland Nov. 20 Jan. 4 Austral .. 5,500 Sydney Nov. 24 Jan. 5 AUSTRALIEN. 6,000 „ Nov. Dec. 31 Ism* .. 7,910 „ Dec. 1 Jan. IS Miowf.ra .. 3,F'00 „ Dec. 3 Jan. 8 ORMUZ .. 6,&>7 „ Dec. 8 Jan. 19 Alameda .. 3,000 Auckland Dec. B.Tan. '-5 Australia .. «,90 Sydney Dec. in Jan. 27 BARBAROSSA. 10,700 „ Dec. 15 Feb. 2 Omraii .. 8,290 „ Pec. 22 Feb. 2 Viixe Oiotat 6,(ino „ Dec 21 Jan., 28 Before Booking your Tickets to London or elsewhere, write for " COOK'S SAILING LIST" with map (posted free), giving dates for 1901 and FARES by ALL LINKS. Intending Pas* sengers are advised to secure berths early. Apply COOK'S SHIPPING OFFICE. 103, Queen-street. Through Passages Booked to South Afric.i. QHEAP OTOEAGE. WE HAVE FIRST-CLASS STORAGE ACCOMMODATION AT OUR QUEEN-STREET STORE.' • W. AND G. INSTONB ' COAL MERCHANTS AND CARRIERS. Dress and Fashion. 'A MOST SUITABLE AND ECONOMICAL PRESENT *"OR THE APPROACHING CHRISTMAS. I Would be One of Our Famous | VICTORY SEWING MACHINES (Hand or Treadle). IT will pay for itself over and over again. It will do the most perfect work in Plain Sowing, from the, finest muslin to the heaviest canvas; .y and. in addition, an extensive variety of Fancy Work. We have a full stock of these Splendid Machines, and will guarantee to keep them in order for three years, free of charge. Cash, or Time Payments of 10s per month. Catalogue's supplied free of charge on application. TTALLENSTEIN "OROS., NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. QUEEN-STREET. j __ i. SPRING AND CUMMER |^ILLINER|. , M ES - r ~H BALI) ;^ Would earnestly invite Ladies who have Vig. vet left their Millinery Orders to do so W their earliest possible convenience, as during ■ the rush of business in the month of DecemI ber it may not bo possible to give them the same careful attention they would now rereceive. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND FOR THE SHOW SHOULD NOT FAIL TO PAY A VISIT TO M RS- BALD 140 AND 142, VICTORIA-STREET WEST, Or to 74. THE BON MARCHE, VICTORIA-STREET. Machinery. pUMPS AND pUMPING -gNGINES OF 'ALL T^ESCRIPTIONS. WE CARRY THE gTOCK AND GREATEST ASSORTMENT OF pUMPS IN THE /COLONY FOR -OOILER-FEEDING, TMTNE-SINKING, AND ALL PURPOSES, BY JOSEPH pVANS AND QONS, •TTyOLVERHAMPTON, pNGLAND, Manufacturers of the Greatest Variety and Number of Pumps in the World. VANS' pUMPS ARE UNIVERSALLY ADMITTED TO BE THE BEST ON THE MARKET. TirE FURNISH pSTIMATES, QPECIFIi CATIONS, AND TJRAWINGS FOR pUMPS AND pUMPING pLANTS FREE TO INTENDING PURCHASERS. TTADLEY AND QOMPANY. ■jl/TINING AND /GENERAL Tl/TACHINEEY Tl/j'ERCHANTS, ALBERT AND OWANSON-QTREETS, ' A UCKLAND, SOLE NEW ZEALAND AGENTS. PARIS EXHIBITION, 1900. CROSSLEY'S Gas Engines have been Awarded by the International Jury THE ONLY GRAND PRIX Given to English Exhibitors in Class XX. Although many English-made Gas Engines were shown, no other was given the Highest Award. f CROSSLEY BROS. LTD. OK TO Kf) PER CENT. pENUINE p EDUCTIONS: CUTLERY, RAZORS. ELECTRO-PLATE, TOOLS. EORGE A RDERN Is determined to Clear the Bulk of SAMUEL'S CELEBRATED STOCK BEFORE CHRISTMAS. SALE NOW PROCEEDING. Intending Purchasers will be wise to secure the GREATEST BARGAINS IN THESE LINES EVER OFFERED IN AUCKLAND. /GEORGE A RDERN, CORNER SYMONDS-STREET AND NEWTON ROAD. Country Friends, Customers of the late Mr. Samuel, requiring to renew their Cutlery and Plate, will find this a- favourable opportunity. Orders with remittance and sample for " repeat" of any line procured originally from this well-known, firstclass stock, will receive attention immediately on receipt of order. Telephone 115t- . November sth. 19oq
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11534, 20 November 1900, Page 1
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