Page 44 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1247, 23 January 1896, Page 44

DUNEDIN, via LYTTELTON. Wakatipu Thursday, Jan 23 4 p.m. Waihora Friday, Jan 24 5 p.m. Mararoa Thursday, Jan 30 4 p.m. DUNEDIN via LYTTELTON, AKAROA, TIMARU, AND OAMARU. Brunner Saturday, Jan 25 11p.m. MELBOURNE, via LYTTELTON, DUNKDIN, BLUFF. AND HOBART. Wakatipu Thursday, Jan 23 4 p.m. NAPIER, GISBORNE, AND AUCKLAND. Flora Saturday, Jan 25 2 p.m. Dingadee* Wedn’sday Jan 29 5 p.m. Rotomahana Friday, Jan 31 3 p.m. ♦Calling at Fast Coast Bays. SYDNEY, via AUCKLAND. Rotomahana Friday, Jan 31 3 p.m. SYDNEY DIRECT. Talune Saturday, Jan 25 2 p.m. NELSON DIRECT. Mahinapua Sunday, Jan 25 4 p.m. Wainui Monday, Jan 27 Wainui Wed’Bday, Jan 29 PICTON AND NELSON. Grafton Friday, Jan 26 1 p.m. Mavrhera Monday, Jau 27 Penguin Wad'sday, Jan 29 Ip.m. NEW PLYMOUTH AND ONEHUNGA, FOR AUCKLAND. Takapuna Thursday, Jan 23 8 p.m. Mahinapua* Sunday, Jan 26 4 p.m. ♦Calls Nelson. BLENHEIM. I Three boats a week. j i GREYMOUTH AND HOKITIKA, via j NELSON. Wainui Wed’sday, Jan 29 j WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH AND HOKITIKA, via PICTON AND NELSON. ! Grafton Friday, Jan 24 1 p.m. j Mawhera Monday, Jan 27 GREYMOUTH AND HOKITIKA. Herald Thursday, Jan 23 noon WESTPORT via TARANAKI. Omapere Tuesday, Jan 28 SUVA AND LEVUKA, FROM AUCKLAND. TJpolu About Thure., Jan 30. PASSENGERS BOOKED TO WEST AUSTRALIAN PORTS. SOUTH SEA ISLANDS EXCURSIONS. Taviuni will leave Auckland about Wednesday, . 12th February, for Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney. To be followed by Ovalau four, weeks later. WE?T COAST SOUNDS EXCURSIONS. The Second Excursion will leave Port Chalmers on Friday, 31st January, 1896. IV| ESSAdEUI E s iVI MARITIMES. SYDNEY TO LONDON, via PARIS. ! Steamers of 6500 tons, under postal con- J tract with the French Government, calling at MELBOURNE. ADELAIDE, ALBANY, MaHE, ADEN, SUEZ and PORT SAID, .will be despatched monthly as follows Steamer - j Com- ; mander | Syd- | Mel- ! Adot ney jb >’rne laide noon 3 x>m : 1 pm V.delaCiOTATFiaschi j Jan 27] Jan 30 Feb 1 PojjYNESiBN" Bon lard 'Feb 2(sFeb 29 Mr 2 Arma’dßehic PoydenotMr 25-Mr 28,Mr 30 AxJSTRAniEN T Vimont !Apl 22iApl 251Ap127 Passengers booked to BOMBAY, REUNION, MAURITIUS, and EAST COAST OF AFRICA. PASSAGE MONEY, <£2o to <£7o, including table wines. RETURN TICKETS, available for 9 ! or 12 months, -at REDUCED RATES.— ENGLISH SPOKEN ON BOARD. Passage Money can be paid here for passages from Europe. Liberal concessions to families. Upon arrival-at Marseilles, English interpreters meet the passengers for London, and give them every assistance in landing and passing their luggage through the Customs, itc., ”arid- 'also accompany them to Paris and Calais. N.B. —Passengers’ luggage conveyed free of cost from ‘Marseilles to London by steamer. y For further particulars, apply to “ LEVIN & CO., Wellington. B/ Appp ( iup- Excellency j ; to His Governor | James' J® ' Ouhtis.i CUSTOMS AND SHIPPING AGENT, j FORWARDING and GENERAL CARRIER, Customhouse quay, V'/simiNOTON. P.O Box 168; ' Telephone No. 9. Goods and Paroels forwarded to any part of the Wodt. Furniture.-Carefully Removed. Telegraph and Letters receive Prompt Atten t.oi; vV Steamers and Trains waited cn if so desired. Patrons can rely on every care and 1 attention. 144