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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8861, 19 July 1890, Page 1

Shipping. sjfe*^ rpHE NEW ZEALAND jl||||l|^ SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS (Under Contract with New Zealand Government) Will be despatched with her Majesty's Malls as under, for LONDON, Via Bio de Janeiro and Tenerifle:— Steamers. Ton,. J^. D^°u ' re . Date. Euapkhu 4163 Flndlay Lyttelton Aug. 7 Kaikouba 4474 Crotchley Lyttelton Sept. 4 Tohsabibo 4163 Bone — Oct. 2 AOBAirai.1 4163 Sutoliffe — Oot 30 Eimtjtaka 4474 Greenstreet — Nov. 27 And thenoeforth every fourth Thursday. SECOND SALOON FABE3 from 36 Guineas. Passengers Bent to Port of Departure FBBB. BBTUBN TIOK'iITS at BBDUOED FABBS. Warrants Issued for Passages from any part of the United Kingdom to New Zealand on approved guarantee for payment In the colony. For further particulars apply to THE NEW ZHALAND SHIPPING: COMPANY, LIMITED. 10 Crawford street, Dunedin. ©HIRE LINE DIRECT j|l|lßj||i^ STEAMERS. Managers: Turnbull, Martin, and 00. S.S. FIFBSHIRB, 3720 tons, 2400 h-p., W. A. MrtLAB, E.NiE., Commander, Will be despatched from POET CHALMERS for LONDON DIRECT, On or about TUESDAY, 22nd JULY 1890. For Freight apply to THR NBW ZHALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED), Agents; MUKEAY, EOBEBTS, & CO., 12jy Agents. QHIRE LINE DIRECT STHAMEBS, OTAQO TO LONDON. IBLDERSLIB ... ... 3750 tons 1800 h.p. MFESHIRH .., ... 6000 tens 3400 h.p. HA13N3H181... ... 5100 toni 2500 h.p. MOBAYSHIRB ... 6100 tons 2500 h.p. | , The above magnlfloent. Steamers, whioh have all been specially built for New Zealand trade, and make an average passage of 46 days, will be despatched at regular intervals. Steamers are fitted throughout with BLBOTBIO LIGHT, and accommodation Is provided for 36 Saloon Passengers. STBWABDESS is carried. SALOON PASSAGE MONEY, '£35, OTAGO TO LONDON. For fuller particulars apply to the Managers, TUENBULL. MARTIN, & CO., Anstralian Mutual Provident Buildings, 20d Princea street, DnnejUn. TT7IOR INVERCARGILL and WAIKAWA. JC S.S. INVEROABGILL, on WEDNESDAY, 23rd inst. Cargo on Tuesday. S.S. KAKANUI Sails as under i For RIVERTON.—On MONDAY, 21st inst. Cargo Monday only. For FORTROSB.-lbont THURSDAY, 24th inst. For OWAKE.-Barly. KEITH BAMSAY, Agent. For Ss'e. TAM POT COVERS, in Packets, 2d, 4d, and sj» 8d each.—J. WilMe and Co., Princes street. "OIFLEMEN'B SCORING BOOKS, speLftj dally prepared; Is 6d eaoh.—J. Willde and Co., Princes street. l^ja EAOKUS Gas Stoves, great success. New and best heating Stoves.—A. Fieldwick, 89 Princes street, Dunedin. 18jy "JVTEW Punching and Shearing Machine, f 1 through f, cheap.—Fieldwick, 13 A.M.f. Buildings; Box 397, Dunedin. l«jy OTTO " Gas Engines, new and secondhand, Electric Apparatus, Leather Belting. A. Fieldwick. 89 Princes street. Dunedin. 16jy QTONEWARE Sanitary Pipes, Agricultural O Pipes, Limestone Filters, Sink or Gully Traps, Spirit Bottles. Butter Jars, Chimney Pots, Flower Pots, Vaßes, &o. LAMBERT, 22m Kensington Pottery Works, T>dRING PLANT FOR SALE, The Liquidators of the Southern Cross Petroleum Company (Limited) invite TENDERS for the PURCHASE of the Company's PLANT, including Engineß, Boilers, Iron Pipes of various sizes, large quantities of Hope of various sizes, &0., &c, as lying at the Works at Botokautuku, Poverty Bay District; in one or more lots. Tenders, addressed to the Liquidators, 5 Chancery lane, Ohristchurch, will be received up to 30th July 1890. Specifications of the Plant and Conditions of Sale can be seen at the Offies of this Paper. 28ju TO Let. TO LET, OFFICES and Dry STORES, High street.—Apply Mr Turnbull or H. F. Hardy. lfjy TO LET, six-roomed Brick HOUSE; the only one remaining of my property, Gladstone terrace.—Mr Cairns. 9jy Educational. f^XAMINATIONS.— E. T. WOOD, COACH J-i1 and PRIVATE TUTOR, Prepares Candidates for Civil Service and other Examinations. Youths leaving school qualified for business appointments, &c—Wood's Academy, Octagon. 12ju DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART, MORAY PLACE. DAY CLASSES, The THIRD QUARTER of the above Institution OOMMKNOES on MONDAY FIRST, the 2lßt July. Elementary and Advanced Freehand and Model Drawing; Practical Geometry aud Perspective; Drawing and Shndiug from the Cast, Diawing and Pamti»!» from the Antique in Monochrome Painting in Oil or Water Colours from Copies and from Nature; Modelling in Clay, Caiting, 4c. Open Every Day from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fee: £1 Is per quarter. DAVID O. HUTTON, 18jy Art Master. DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART, MORAY PLACE. EVENING CLASSES. The THIRD QUARTKE COMMENCES on MONDAY FIR3T, tbe 21st July. Mondays and Wednesdays—For the Study of Freehand and Model Drawing. Drawing and Painting from the Antique, Modelling In Clay, So. I'uesdayß and Thursdays—Practical, Plane, and Solid Geometry, Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, &a. Fridays—Drawing and Painting from the Living Model. Open from 7 to!). Fee: 10s 6d per quarter. DAVID O. HUTTON, lejjr Art Master. ISSOO L V I L L (Pupil of Sir Julius Benedict), TUAOHER OF PIANOFORTE AND SINGING. SINGING CLASSES FOBMBD. MORAY PLACE. Teaching Resumed on MONDAY, 14th July. TEEMS : One Pupil, 2J guineas; Two Pupils, 2 guineas eaoh ; Singing Class, 1 guinea each. it GEORGE R. WEST, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, " Apollo," Maitland street, or Glrton Hall. VOCAL PUPILS Drepared for Stage or Concert Boom. 21ap JGAUT, Portrait and Landscape Artißt, • Studio: Over M'Gregor Wright's Premises, Octagon. T BSSONS given in Drawing and Paintlng-Oii JJ and Water Colours. Terms moderate. lOj; ANJO and GUITAB.—MR ALFRED G BAKER begs to inform Ludles aud Gentlemer that he is forming a BANJO and GUITAR BAND for the purpose of playing Classical aud I'opulai Mublc. Special Lessonß given to intending members r Mr Baker will be happy to receive Lndies and Gen „' tlemen desirous of learning tbosn moot faohionabli instruments at his Studio. Dagmar College (nexl ' Chorr.l Hull). Hours of Attendance -Mnrnim-B.froir . lOto 12; Afternoons. fromi)ios, SightClaisesevcrj i evening (except Wedne'.dny) from 7 to 10. Advlc I given, and instruments. clJWjen for ■ intendiiii » Pupils, ' •.. - nfl