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New Zealand Times, Volume LVI, Issue 2274, 2 August 1894, Page 1

N EW ZEALAND SHIPPING , COMPANY'S ROYAL mail line op steamers FOB LONDON, Via Bio, Tenebiffe and Plymouth. Steamer. ! S Command*!*h i From ) Date Kaikonra 4507;Porbes ...Lytte ton Aug 9 Enapehu 4202:Pindlay Lyttelton |Sept 6 Aorangi !419C|Sutcliiro ! iOot 4 Eimntaka 4515'Greenstreet, Nov 1 Buabino |6l27jßone .... Not 29 Warrants issued for Passages from United Kingdom. Bound the World (first class), through Canada or United States, returning by N.Z.S. Co., or vice versa, .£125. For passage or freight apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION COM PANY, Limited, Will despatch their vessels as under (circumstances permitting), FOE LONDON. Fast Passenger Steamers. The Homeward Passage will bo via Bio tie Janeiro and Toneriffe, and tho time occupied should not exceed 40 days. Cargo Steamers. The undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, payment for which has been guaranteed in’the Colony :

W. & G. TURNBULL & CO. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO. LEVIN & CO. AUSTRALASIAN LINE. GEACIE, BBAZLEY AND CO., of 25, Water street, Liverpool, DESPATCH icon vessels of the highest class from Liverpool to Wellington, and for Dunedin at regular intervals. Wellington Agents, JOHNSTON AND CO.

The ew Zealand Times FEINTING DEPARTMENT IS now replete with every necessary for producing in firat-clasa style all descriptions of Book and Job Work. Large quantities of the Newest Founts of Type, from English,American and German Type Founders, have been added to the Stock, and combine to form the Most Complete Plant in Wellington, and owing to the facilities now at their disposal, the Company are enabled to produce First-class Work with the Utmost Promptitude. Bill Postinq.—The Extensive Hoardings erected in prominent parts of the city and suburbs are specially adapted for the display of all Show Printing. Show Printing.—Posters, Streamers, Hangers, Dodgers, Window Cards. Illustrated and Plain Catalogues and Price Lists, with attractive covers, in any size or style. A large assortment of trade blocks and engravings to choose from in stock. Commercial Work, including Customs and Shipping Forms, Auctioneers’ Bills, Memo. Forms and Accounts, Show Cards (plain or in tints and colours), Business Cards and Handbills, at a few hours notice. Memorandums of Association for public companies, Bank Work, Road Board and County Council Forms and Vouchers, Pamphlets and Leaflets of any kind. Rules, By-Laws, Reports, Catalogues, Plans, Orders of Service and Choir Notices, for Religious and Benefit Societies. Memorial and Remembrance Cards printed at short notice. Note and Letter Heads ruled to any pattern, with Envelopes to match. Chemists’ Laeels, in one or more colours, oh best gummed or plain paper, for wholesale and retailbouses. Race Cards and Programmes for season also Prize Lists and Schedules for Agricultural, Horticultural and other Societies. Concert and Ball Programmes, Menus, Wine Cards, Dinner, Supper and Ball Invites.

Tickets of all kinds and sizes, for Entertainments, at an hour’s notice. Steamboat.—Time Tables and Tickets. Solicitors. —Court Forms, Note and Letter Headings and Envelopes, Ruled Parchments, Draft and Duplicate Paper, &o. Tailors. —Pattern Sheets and Tickets, Selfmeasurement Forms, &o. ’Bus and Tramway.—Tickets, Forms, Bills, and Time Tables. Hotelkeepers.—Business Cards, Visiting Books, Notepaper Headed and Envelopes Embossed, Bills of Faro and Menu Cards. Auctioneers. —Estate Sale Plans (lithographed in black and colours), Account Sale Forms (ruled and printed), Sale Catalogues printed with greatest expedition, in any time required. Drapers.—Counter Bills, Handbills, Window Bills, Price Tickets and Parcel Labels. Dairymen.—Weekly Bills and Statement Forms, Business Cards. Friendly Societies. Reports, Receipt Books, Payment Books. Forms of To Lot and For Sale. Orders executed with the utmost despatch. The lowest possible charges for every class of wokr. EOSES, EOSES, EOSES, OF THE CHOICEST VARIETIES, PROM THE WELL-KNOWN NURSERIES OP EOBEET CLEAVE, INVERCARGILL. • THESE Nurseries certainly contain the finest stock of Roses in the colonies, this season’s being an exceptionally fine one. Owing to the wholesale trade, many of the rarer varieties are often sold out before in© close of the season; purchasers should therefore order as early as possible to prevent diaterms, &c., on >omtment. terms, &c., on application to WM. KAYIX, Agent, P.Q. Box 235, Wellington, 390