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Otago Daily Times, Issue 3940, 2 October 1874, Page 1

BHIKPINQ. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. LINE OF PACKET SHIPS BETWEEN LONDOB AND NEW ZEALAND. &S&L rpHE following fine Clippei Ships, owned and chartered bj the Company, are all of the very highest class Lloyd's, and at have been carefully selected on account of their sailing qualities and fitness for the carriage of Passengers, Wool, and General Cargo. They will be periodically dispatched from LONDON for the various NEW ZEALAND PORTS, and also from all the New Zealand Ports for LONDON :— Tons. Tons. Waimea 860 Star of India 104E Matanra 853 Dilharrie .....1295 Rangitikei 1226 Salisbury HIS Waitara 833 Isles of the South .. 821 Rakaia 1050 Queen of the Age .. 767 Waikato 1100 Carnatic 871 Waitangi 1143 Queen of the North.. 826 Columbus 744 Duke of Edinburgh. 1076 Adamant 816 Roslyn Castle 700 Londos Omasa : India Hoobs, Alderman's WAIiK. Colonial Offices : At ail tbb Nkw -Zealand Ports. new zealand shipping company, limited. FOR LONDON DIRECT. -ggjbSk riIHE magnificent new iron W A IK A T O, 1150 Tons, Will be despatched for London direct about the END OF NOVEMBER. Cargo will be received middle of Octorjßr. Splendid accommodation for all classes of Passengers. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, 18s High street. SOUTHIjAND STEAMERS SAIL AS UNDER :— WANGANUI, s.s., for BLUFF and INVEROARGILL, On WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCT. 7. Cargo received at Rattray street Jetty. Cargo for InvorcargiU and Inland Districts forwarded by rau from Bluff at Consignees' risk, H. HOUGHTON and CO., Bond street. FOR BLUFF DIRECT. 4|^&. FTIHE SCHOONE.R sHrsP^ sea gull Will sail for the Bluff on SATURDAY, Si*t Inst. For freight, apply to HY. GUTHRIE, 2o Harbour Chambers. jg^A. T> B. MARTIN and Co. FOR LYTTELTON 1 S.S. STAR OF THE FOR WELLINGTON f SOUTH, FOR NAPIER f OH FOR AUCKLAND J SUNDAY, 4th INST. FOB HOKITIKA DIBECTThe LIZZIE GUY, about 12th. FOR AUCKLAND— The JESSIE HENDERSON, about 15th. K. B. MARTIN and Co., 25ag Agents. FOB LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, NAPIER, AUCKLAND, and LEVUKA, FIJI ISLANDS. rA^^jv rY E^~ s-s- STA3J 0F On SUNDAY, the 4th OCTOBER. Cargo landed on tho Wharf at each Port. For freight or passage, apply to 20a R. B MARTIN and CO., agents. CHRISTIAN M'AUSLAND, FROM LONDON. THIS above Ship will be reported at the Custom House This D*y. Consignees will please Pass Entries at once, Present Bills of Lading, and Pay Freight to the undersigned. All Goods for which Entries are not passed before SATURDAY, the 3rd INST., will bo passed for on General Sight, and Ono Guinea per Bill of Lading charged for doing so. The Christian M'Ausland will discharge alongside tho Railway Pier. The Captain's attention muit bo called to any damaged goods before they ore removed from, Railway Station, otherwise no claim will bo recognised. CABGILLS, GIBBS, and CO., Agents. Thursday, Ist October, 1874. ■ lo MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. MISS ALLAN, REGISTRY OFFICE, GEORGE ST B E Et, Wanted all classes of Servants to apply. 10 ANTED PASSENGERS by all the Coaches and Early Trains to know they can rely on being called, at the Occidental Hotel. Billiard balls, cloth, tips, cues, &c, on sale. WANTED to SELL, First-class Tasmanian Opossum Rugs, very cheap. J. J. Martini next Vulcan Foundry, King street. .: 23d TITANTED' the Public to KNOW, that TT GEORGE SMITH'S GLENLIVET WHISKY can be had GENUINE from ROBERT BANKS, , Princes street. ANTED KNOWN. —The Largest and Best A ssortcd Stock of. Dresses and Dress Material in the City at , '. , : THOMSON, STBANG, and Co. "TIT" A B TED KNOWN.—lmmense • W Cboieo, New Costumes, latest styles ; Fancy Trimmed, Embroidered, and Self Trimmed, from 13s 0d upwards. THOMSON, STRANG, and Co. WANTED KNOWJS;—Our second shipment for the season of New Straw Hats is now ready for sale, equal in value to first shipment, but comprising some later shapes. THOMSON, STRANQ, and Co. WANTED X N OWN— BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. New Goods now opening at J. M'LANDRESS'S, Princes street. A large and choice assortment of > Ladies' and Gentlemen's Spring and Summer wear is now being opened, and will be sold at the lowest possible prices, for cash. Inspection invited. ' Come and judge for yourselves. Note the Address:— JOHN M'LANDRESS, Dundee Boot and Shoe Warehouse, '■-'" ' - Princes street. 3s TXT ANTED KNOWN— BARE OPPORTUNITY. F. W. REICHELT and CO. intend SELLING theii Valuable BUSINESS, and give long Lease of theii Premises to successor. ' Particulars at their office. Praise is needless, asi its prosperity is too well known over the Colonies. ~ _7f WANTED, those who have a difficulty in procuring GOOD TEA, to MAKE A TKIAI of those SOLD BY THE UNDERSIGNED. TEAS NEVER WERE CHEAPER THAN AT PRESENT, And really Good Tea can be sold at a moderate price. Sugars are also very Cheap. ROBERT BANKS, Princes street. WiN TED KN O W N , ON SALE, 200 Barrels Cement, White's and Knight Sevan's 100 barrels American Plaster of Paris, Lime &c. S. BIRD, 2ap Walker street '