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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXIV, Issue 4871, 24 January 1903, Page 1

m.* gHIHE-LINE DIRECT STEAMERS. OTAGO TO BONBON. Buteshire 8000 tons 3300 li.p. Perthshire 8000 tous 3300 h.n. Bauff-hire 8100 lona 3309 h.p. .}•'sfosJiire 8300 tons 3309 h.p. Nairnshire S3OO tons 3300 h.p. Morayshire 8300 tons 3300 h.p. The above magnificent stennior=. v.-hjcli have all boon built specially for the New Zealand trade, and make an average pas. sage of 4G days, will be despatched at regular intervals. Steamers arc fitted throughout with ELECTRIC LIGHT, and accommodation is provided for saloon passengers. Doctor and Stewardess carried. SALOON PASSAGE MONEY, to LONDON, -if, GUINEAS. Passengers, car;red to port of Departure EKEE. For plans and further particulars, apply. etc., to the Managers. TURNBULL. MARTIN AND CO., Australian Mutual Provident Buildings. Princes street, Dunedin. 248 W.D.L. N|A TT IMPERIAL MATE STEAM. .LLii' EKS TO SOUTHAMPTON, ANTWERP and BREMEN, via Colombo, Suez, Naples lien And thereafter every three weeks. PASSAGE MONEY to London from Jll6 to .£3O. TO EUROPE VIA SINGAPOREREGULAR SERVICE, calling at BRISBANE, NEW GUINEA POETS, MACASSAR and BATAVIA. G.M.S. STETTIN, ISlh FEBRUARY, FROM SYDNEY. Fares, etc., on application. _ Accommodation and Cuisine of the highest standard. Linen washed on board at moderate prices. Civility and cleanliness loading features. Seagoing qualities unequalled. English sunken on boaru. ‘ CASTENDYK AND FOCKE, 3 and 5, Fealhcrsiou street. Agents. nnHE AMERICAN AND AUSTRALIAN -1L STEAMSHIP LINE. Buckuall Bros., London. Federal Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., London. Iloulder Bx - os. and Co., Ltd,, London. THE ONLY DIRECT SERVICE FROM. NEW YORK TO NEW ZEALAND POETS. STEAMERS EN ROUTE. Steamer. Sailing date. Queen Alary ... 1 Sailed December 24 Jcsserio ... To sail January 31 To be followed by other first-class vessels at short intervals. Auckland Agent : Arthur H. Nathan Wellington Agents: 3. G. Word and Co. Lyttelton Agents: Kaye and Carter. Dunedin Agents: W. A. Moore. NORTON AND SON, American Agents of (he Line, Produce Exchange, New York N.B.—The firms and companies comprising the American and Australian S.S. Line notify shippers that— They are not interested in any c.i.f. shipments by The steamers of the Line, nor are they in any way competitors with merchants in putting goods on the New Zealand market. FOR PELORUS SOUNDS AND HAVELOCK. T 1 IE Screw Schooner BROTHERS wi sail for the above ports and bays 11 TO-DAY. For freights and passage applv to L. CASELBERG AND CO.. Agents. U" REMIT MONEY to any address on Commission. H. W. EOSSITER. 153 Hobart. GEAPHOPHONBS, OYLINDER AND DISC. Columbia new Moulded Records. 2s 3d each; 3 doz, 2s; 6. doz. Is lOd. Disc Records, small 2s, 3 doz Is lOd; large, 4s. 3 doz 3s Gd COLUMBIA GRAFS AND RECORDS ON EASY TEEMS. Cheapest and Best House in New Zealand. J. W. READE, 70, MANNERS STREET, Opposite Royal Oak. 565 CRAIG AND CO., 31, MANNERS STREET. SPECIAL LINES THIS MONTH.— Mason’s Preserving Jars, quarts ss, half-gallons 7s per dozen. Latest Bedroom Toilet Sets, ex Ruapehu. Immense variety. Most up-to-date goods in the market. Prices exceedingly low. UNRIVALLED FOR. PRESENTS. rf"4HARITY Ghost, Gallon; ’Whaleman’s Wife, Sullen; The Unnamed, Le Quex; Balls of Port Knocldg, Lyall; Lord Protector, Levett-Ycats; Twickenham Peerage, Marsh; Barbara’s Money, Sergeant; 2s Gd and 3s 6d; postage 4d. DAVIDSON. Bookseller. Wellington. TO ENGINEERS AND STEAM USERS. 710 R Balata and Rubber Beltings, Lu- - bricating Oils, Steam Packings, S.F. ribricators. Automatic Oilers, Pickering overnors and Engineers’ Stores of what sort soever, ring up 1793, and get lowest quotations for highest grade goods. CYCLONE OIL COMPANY. Jervois quay. ISLAND SAWMILLS. Tamaki Sawmill Co.. Ebetnbuha. Totara Sawmill Co,. Dannevirke . Kauri Sawmills, Kati-Kati. Kauri and Mountain Eimu. Waihi. All kinds of timber supplied from any of the above mills For further particulars apply 120 B. L. KNIGHT. Proprietor. -AD J^OLAN. CARRIERS, FORWARDING AGENTS. AND MAIL CONTRACTORS. BULLS. Our Coaches meet all trains at the Greatford Railway Station, and convey Passengers and Goods io Bulls. WANTED Known—We defy competiy tion in designing all kinds of tistic Job Printing. Ring up telephone 3, "New Zealand Times” Job Printing mse. 62