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Otago Daily Times, Issue 6091, 18 August 1881, Page 1

Shipping. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY ' /?/'?"/ ' OF NEW ZEALAND . ■! - 7??; ■ (LIMITED). JY ~"' The above Company will despatch 1 III; Steamers as under :— I 'r i iriOE OAMARU.—MAORI, s.s., on ID TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. Pasßengern on ' Friday 9 p.m. from Dunedin Wharf. Cargo I till 4 p.m. Saloon, 10s; RETURN at SINGLE FARE. Steerage, 6s (not Including meals or railway (ares). I Freight, I2s Hi por too, Including wharfage dues tt : Osmaru. * F: OR TIMARU. — WAITAKI, s.s., Twice Weekly. Passeiigors ou Friday \>,y 6.10 [ p.m. train. Citrgo at Railway till 10 a.m. Friday. Fareu: Saloon, 16s, return, 20s; Steerage, lv*-, return, 16s. J7IOR AKAROA.-HAWEA, b.s., on ' MONDAY. 29th August. FOR LYTTELTON and WELTJNG-TON.-RINGAROOMA, s.s., on MONDAY, I 22nd August (transhipping at Lyttelton to s.s. Penguin). Passengers by 2.30 p.m. train. Cargo at Railway till 1 p.m. Saturday. ( To be followed by RoTORUA, 5.8., 24th August. !<pOE NAPIER, GISBORNE, and *£• AUCKLAND.-ROTOKUA, 3.5., on WEDNESDAY, 24th August. Passengers by 2.30 p.m. train. To be followed by ROTOMAHANA, s.s., 31st August. . FOR PICTON, NELSON, TARANAKI, and MANUKAU.-RINGAROOMA, 5.8., or, MONDAY, 22nd August. Passengers per 2.80 \ i p.m. train, transhipping at Lyttelton to s.s. Penguin. FOR WESTPORT, HOKITIKA, and GREYMOUTH.—BEAUTIFUL STAR, s.s., on - FRIDAY, 10th August. Cargo at Wharf till 6 p.m. IhisDay. FOR AUOKLAND, via OAMARU, NAPIER, and TAURANGA.—TAIAROA, s.s , _ 21st August. Cargo at Wharf. _ FOR MELBOURNE, via BLUFF and HOBART.-TE ANAU, s.s., on FRIDAY, 19th August. Pasepntrers per 2.30 p.m. train. | Fo be followed by RINGAROOMA, s.s., 25th August (not calling at Hobart). FOR SYDNEY, via LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, and EAST COAST.-ROTO- * MAHANA, s.s., on WEDNESDAY, 31st August * Passengers by 2. JO p.m. train (transhipping to s.s. ALBION at Auckland). FOR SYDNEY. Tin LYTTELTON, 1 HOKITIKA, and GREYMOUTH.—HEKO, 5.8., on FR-DAY, 19th August. Passengers by 10 a.m. train. ( Omossi Corner of Liverpool and Bond streets. a TEAM TO LONDON.—ORIEN'i - 0 LINE. ; The following Steamships belonging to the OP.IKOT ' 3TEAJI NAVIGATION COMPANY (LIMITED), ana i ihe PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, will l or.ye MELBOURNE on the undermentioned datee lor - tdelaldo and LONDON, via THE SUEZ CANAL and - SAI'LES :— Re ? . Ecg. Tons*. Tons. ' Garonne BSrO Sept. 6 John Elder 4152 Nov. 14 B Lueitania 3525 Sept. 19 Sorata 4014 Nov. 23 I Liguria 4066 Oct. 3 Cuzco 3847 Dec. 12 l Potosi • 4213 Oct.'l7 Cotopaxi 402 i Dec. 20 ' Chimborazo 3847 Oct. 31 Orient 6SSB Jan. 9 New Zealand paiaengora Join s.B. Garonno at ' M»lbourno per s.s. Ringarooma from Port Chalmori on THURSDAY, 26th August. And the Service will be maintained by succ-ooalnj , stoamers at Intervals of a fortnight. Fares to London from 16 to 70 guineas. Sues C&ca! duos, i*s Ib addltlsn. Passengers can book from Dunedln at a throcgl rate to cover Intercolonial fare and Caaal dues, ami s< socure Hpocia! advantages. Passages from London can be granted In Dunedln. * PAitcßm Bookhd Tuaouan I*o Loudon at Rimooiu* For plans and full particulara apply to F. GREEN 6 CO., and ANDERSON, ANDERSON & CO., Managers f 01 the Orient Steam Navigation Company (Limited), and In Dunedin to the Agents, £ UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY O? HEW . ZEALAND (LIMITED). < * JL'NICDIH fiUSTOM ■ HOOBE, COMMISHION, AND (JENKRAL SHIPPINO AGENCY, VOGEL STIIKKI'. ' STEAM TO NAPIER, wiling at TIMARU.-The ss. GO-AHEAD will sail TOMORROW (FRIDAY), tho 19th inst. Cargo received till 4 pm. This Day ('lhursday). CjTEAM to INVEROARGILL WHARF. O -The s.s. KAKANUI will sail about MONDAY, 22nd inst. s FOR GREYMOUTH DIRECT.- < The ELIZA FIRTH will 1 o loading TO-MORROW j (FRIDAY), and sail on SATURDAY. J FOR NEWCASTLE DIRECT.-The \ barque FREDERICK BASSIL will sail about WEDNESDAY, the 24th inst. Cargo aud passen- [ gers taken at cheap rates. KKrrn RAMSAY, Agent. OVF.RLAND P.OUTE TO EUROPB i VU SAN FRANCISCO AHD NEW YORK. The Australian Pacific Mail Steamship Company, i under Contract with the New South Walej | and New Zealand Governments for the Con- ( i veyance of Her Majesty's Malls. ( *£3fo_*___s_ Magnlfie«nt Ecre-vr ' S^^^^*^^S- A. Steamship ( AUSTRALIA, , eS^*^**B®iß 3600 Tono, i tfUl leave AUCKLAND for SAN FRANCISCO, , Via Honolulu, I On TUESDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, 1831. ' A steamer will leave Port Chalmors on WEDNESDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER, conveying passengers. Through Fares from Port Chalmers I— ( Saloon to London £74 1 Spar deck, ti-i extra, Saloon to Liverpool £701 Bridal Chamber, £5 extra. Steerage .. .. £42 Port Chalmers to San Francisco: I Saloon £48 Steerage £25 1 HENRY DRIVER, Agent, I . High street (next Watson's Hotel). Situations Vacant. 1 Cash advertisements under this head, not exceeding fourteen words, will bo charged SIXPENCE. I WANTED, Barrasidß, Waitresses, * Housemaids, Eight General Servants (hotels, | (arms). Waiting engagements: Ploughmen, Cooks, Couples Shepherds.—Grant's, . WANTED, a thorough General Ser- '' vant.—Apply Mrs Wm. Gregg, Cumberland pnd Howo strcots. ' WANTED, Attendants, Waitresses, I Cooks, General Servants (hotels). Governesses l^nd Housekeepers waiting cngagoments.-Murley'*?, < Maclaggan streot. , SKENE'S Wanteds.—Men Cooks, , Butchers, Laundresses, Housemaids, Cooks, • Ploughmen, Milkers, Boys, Farm Girls, eight Girls—all ' clitasoa. | WANTED, a Man who can put up wire-fencing.—ll. F. Hardy, architect, W e Princes street. . WANTED, Waiters, Female Cooks, Cooks and Laundresses, Goucral Servants', c House, Table, and Kitchen Maida.—Mrs I*ick'B Offices.' ( WANTED, House and Table-maid ; good machinst, clever with her needle.— c Mrs Hockcu. Moray place^ ' ISau WANTED, a smart Waiter ; also a ' Waitress, accustomed to restaurant.—Cen r tral Restaurant, Manse streot. John Kitson, Proprietor. 07ANTED, a Salesman thoroughly j !' conversant with tho China, SlasS, and Earthonwiru liusinos^, wholesale «nd retail. A lai^e, choice, and valuable stock. Applications, acconipunied i with photograph, and stating whether married or 8 'inglo, to be forwarded to Edward Lewis, Custom- - houHo Btreet, Auckland, on or Ijciore 7th September 1' First-class references nocojss,ry. Salary, £2CO per annum. 18au 1 Mtuationo Waatod. l Adyortl3sm?m« cuder thia lica-.1, not- exceeding four- c ti-en ».*inl.., wIUVk• ch»*v«.i SIX 1-r.NCK.I I WANTED, by first-clasa Man Cook. J V*? situation in club or hotel; woll uj> in French, : English, and German cookc-rv, jellies, creams, ices, (ic—Ai'.dre-is L. (,'licf, Times o'ilice. 17au GOVERNESS iii Privato Family.— ' v3T Young Lady wishes Engagement; English, music.—An>ious, Times Olilcc. ldau %\T ANTED, by Christian Y*oun« Man, » s competent Bookkeeper, Situation—Clerk, J Collector, or Storeman.- Ledger, Times Oflice. lean ) , I DKAPKHS. —Competent Man roquirt'^ ! En-;ui;cn:cm ; well up in all departments. - Address liusijjess, Times Oflice. ltiau ; 3 i&.'ANTEi* Ki'-OvVK.—M.-CJhaim*?**-, ■? *' wlhhe= to Inform the Ladles ol Town a,-,*.. ..ouutry that the) cau rely upon getting flrst-cla.-*. . Servants t*i her oiiice, Labour Exchange, sppoait. Critarion Hoeel * SSisosllaneous Want*s. i. Cash advertisements umier this head, not exceeding fourteen words, will be charged SIXPENCE. ' A PE? SON with a email capital wishes ' c%- to tako a Share In a Brewery; somo knowledge of the business.—Apply J- W., . imes Ollico. 12au PARTNERS.— Businnsa Partnerships a* ranged. Only 6ono /ds ' Principals entertained. All'transactious str.ctly confidential.—John Skene, Dune*iin. \A. 'ANTttD KNOWN, — Bailey and V1 * Kerr's American Novelty Store, 55 Princes - Btreet, noxt Queen's Theatre, Dunedin. The tuade supplifd. ' "OTANTED KNOWN—Watson's New T T Ladles' Dining-room. This elegant Room ls now Open for Ladles, and Gentlemen accompanying d Ladles. Bedrooms. Night Porter. IravoUen called a lor early trains and coaches.