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Otago Daily Times, Issue 6149, 24 October 1881, Page 1

Shipping. f ~ T _,.^- J ~ UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY '$■' _ \ OF NEW ZEALAND !jit S '£?■£■'£.- S\ (LIMITED). ipf... _ v". X rTho above Company will despatch Steamers as under:— |M>R OAMAEU.—MAOEI, b.b., on $2 TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. P&39ongora on Tuesday 9 p.m. train. Cargo till i p.m. SMoon, 10a; RETURN at SINGLE FARE. Steerage, ie (not including meals o; railway fares). Freight, 120 Cd per ton, Including wharlngo daeo at OraUIMQ. FOB TIMARU.—BEAUTIFUL STAR, 8.5., TWICE WEEKLY. Passentrerß on Monday 4 p.m. from Wharf. Cargo at Whart till 3 p.m. Farea: Saloon, 16a, leturn, 20s ] Steerage, 10s, return, 15s. FOR AKABOA. — WAITAKI, r.b.. THIS DAY (MONDAY), 24th October. Passengers by 12.20 p.m. train. FOB LYTTBLTON and WELLING-TON.-WAITAKI, b.b., THIS DAY (MONDAY), 24th October. Passengers by 12.20 p.m. train. To bo followed by ARAWATA, b.b., 26th October. I^.OR NAPIBB, GISBOBNE, and SO AUCKLAND.—ARAWATA, e.g., ou WEDNESDAY, 20th October. PwMimeem by 2.00 p.m. train. Cargo at Railway till 4 p.m. Tuesday. To be followed uy ALBION, b.b., 2nd November. |T*OB PICTON, NELSON, TABANAKi. 1} snd SiANUKAU.—WAITAKI, ».»., THIS DAY (MONDAY), 24th October. Passengers per 12.20 p.m. H7IOB MELBOURNE, via BLUFF. SJ -ROTOMAHANA, s.s., 'on TUESDAY, 25th October. Passoßirera per 3.40 p.m. train. To bo followed by RINGAROOMA, 3.8., 3rd November (not calling at Ilobart). TTIOR SYDNEY,, via LYTTELTON D and WELLINGTON.—WAKATIPU, s.s., about TUESDAY, Bth Novcmbor. Passengers can proceed via East Coast, transhipping at Auckland to s.s. Hero, sailing about 10th November. Omega 1 Oomor of Liverpool and Bond irtteeis. MELBOURNE CUP DAY. TUESDAY, IST NOVEMBER. ,—k^A. np HE U. S. S. Oo.'s j||||||||^ > UOTOMAHANA leaves Port Chalmers on TUESDAY, 25th inafc.j and arrives at Mclbourno on Sunday, 30th. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Ld.), ISo Bond street. QTEAM TO LONDON.—OBJENT O UHE. Tho following StcMushlpe belonging to She ORlEii'l 3TEAU NAVIGATION COMPANY (LIMITED), ftncl the PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, nil] lenvo MELBOURNE on tho undermentioned da-isa fo> idolalde and LONDON, via THE BUSZ CANAL and SAPLS3 IReg. Hsg. Tons. Tons. Chimborazo 3547 Nov. 2 Orlont 6358 Jan. 11 John Elder 4162 Nov. 16 Garonne 3878 Jan. 25 Sorata 4014 Nov. 30 Lusitauia 3525 Feb. 8 Cuzco 8847 Deo. 14 Ligurla 480(1 Feb. 22 Cotopwl 4028 Dec. 28 Po'tosl 4213 Mar. 8 Now Zealand passengers Join 8.8. Chimborazo *t Melbourne per s.s. Rototnahana from I'ovt Chalmers on TUESDAY, 25th October. And tho Sorvico 'ffill b» ni»in»»lnod by oaccaodluj ateamero at Intervals of * for Might. Fares to London from 1G to 70 guineas. Sues Canal duss, 8s in addition. Pa3H9nger« can book from Dunodln M * throngh rato to cover Intercolonial fare and Canal dnos, rmd bo secure special ailvantagofl. Ps^Eagea from London can bo granted In Dnnedln. PiaoßLß Booked THaonen to Londoh at Rbdhokd For piano and full particulars apply to F. ORKEN £ CO., and AHDKRSON, ANDERSON & CO., Managers of tho Orien* 3tcam Navigation Company (Limited), and in Dunedin to tho Agents, UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF HEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). OBNEDJS CUSTOM ■ HOUSE, QOSiMISSION, AND (lEITERAII SHIPPING AQKNCY, VOQKL BTSEET, QTEAM to INVEROARGILL WHARF. O —Tho 0.8. KAKANUI will sail on FRIDAY, 23th Inst. Cargo received till 3 p.m. Thursday. KEITH RAM3AY, Agoal. jS^Sa. TTLTZA MARY, Now LoadSli ing at Rattray street Wharf for Iggalf^NAPlEnrviaTlMAßU.wlll SAIL on T Apply\o- MASTER, On board. ~i"3hs^v rriHE NEW ZEALAN]D EXPRESS COMPANY, aa»K&Sa GENEKAIj CUSTOMS & EXPRESS FORWARDING AGENTS, Despatch PARCELS, PACKAGES, &c, by Express md Goods Trains to all Stations connected with Dunodin by rail, Daily. To Northern and West Coast ports by overy steamer. To the Australian Colonies Weekly. To Groat Britain and the Continent of Europe via Melbourne, by mail and other steamer, Fortnightly Parcels forwarded by or ordered through tho N.Z. Express Co. delivered promptly on arrival at destination, without trouble to consignees. Order from Melbourne through r. xATE, 13 Market street; Great Britain, W. R. SUTTON & CO., Golden lane, Ee/bican, London, and every town in Britain. PARCELS RATE.—LONDON TO NEW ZEALAND. 21b lb 101b 151b 201b 2s 6d 6s 7s fid 10s 12s fld 301b 401b 601b 801b 1001b 16b 17s Bd 22s 6d 20s 6d 30s. CAMPBELL & CRUST, 7 Manso street Dunodin FENWIOE: ■& KENNEDY, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, H?*/ * CUSTOM-HOUSE AGENTS, AND BROKERS, ™ Liverpool street. Shares Bouirht and Sold on Commission Situations Vacant. Oiwh advertisements under this head, not exceeding fourteen words, will bo dunged SIXPENCE. WANTED, for Greymouth Foundry, a FOREMAN competent to take charire of the Pattern, Fitting, Turning, Moulding, and Blacksmith Shop. Must be able to make up price for a job, mako working drawings. £6 per week.—Apply, applicant's handwriting, testimonials, references, W. Rae, Secretary. ■ WANTED, MARRIED COUPLE (without incuinbrance)take charge Club. References indis-pensable.-Mrs Dick, Moray place, Princes street. WANTED at once, Cooks (hotels), Housemaids, experienced Nurses. Number of good Servants waiting Engagemciita.-Murlcy'g, Maclaggan st CtKENE'S WANTEDS.—Married Ploughmen, Shcp. 3 herds, Female Cooks, Bakers, Ploughmen, Dairy, maids, Nurses, 9 Girls, Benchmen, Men Cooks, Boys. WANTED, Younj Lady APPRENTICE to Gentlemen's Hat Trimming; liberal terms.-V. Alniao, 47 Princea street. WAB/TKD, a good DRESSMAKER for a few days. -Apply Mrs M. J. Flrmiing, Clarcndonjit^ WANTED, responsible WOMAN tajto charge of a House ; references required. —Apply Mrs Almao, 47 Princes street. ' WANTED, an experienced SERVANT as House and Parlour Maid, at Mrs Richard Oliver's, Maori Hill. 22;' ANTED, an ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN. - Apply, with testimonials, and stating salary required, to M. do 11. Duval, architect, Tiniaru. Situations Wanted. Advertioenienta antlo* this head, not exceeding fourtoon wovdß, will bo charged SIXPENCE.] TO MERCHANTS. — TRAVELLER .(experienced) desirea fKK-ENOAGEMENI as Country Jioprosentative. Best references.—Energy, care Box 27, Post-ollice, Dunedin. WANTED, by Young Lady, SITUATION as Barmaid (town or- country).—Mrs Chalmoie, Labour Exchange, Moray place. YOUTH, with some experience of offlco work, desires SITUATION. Kelercncos.—Address Junior Clerk, Dally Times Office. 210 WANTED, by un Upholstress, MANAGEMENT of Woj-kroom or otherwise.—Address H. W., Post-oHLce, Duuedin. 220 ANTED KNOWN.—Mrs Chalmers wishes to Ibform the Ladies of Town and Country that they can rely upon getting first-class Servants at her office, Labour Exchange, opposite Criterion Hotel. Miaeoiisnooua Wants. P;wh advertisements under this head, not exceedln fourteen words, will be charged SIXPENCE. WANTED, TENDERS for Timber and Iron BUILDINGS at Caveraham.-H. F. Hardy, architect. . . !i° WANTKD j4JTOWN,-Cobbett'sCa,,c BATS, from 13s. Largest otock Cnckot Materl.ll in to«u. — S. Jacobs. WANTJJFKNOWN.-Largc ; superior Block LAWN TENNIS goods. Complete sets, or M» article singly.—S. Jacobs. WANTED KNOVVN.-Largc stock Crewel Silks, Filoselle, Putso Twist, Sowing iita J tilao, Transfer Patterns.—S. Jacobs. WANTED KNOWN,—DoIIs, Toiletware, Jewellery, Stationer}",' Puraee, Vanes, Lustres, .Fnncy Goods ; endless variety.—S. Jacobs.