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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9094, 20 April 1891, Page 1

Shipping mHE NEW ZEALAND j|||&||^t SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF BTEAMERB (Under Contraot with New Zealand Government) Are appointed to leave with her Majsaty'a Malls as nnder, for LONDON, Via Bio ds Janeiro and Teneriffs i— Steamer.. Ton.. „£»£. rj^l.] D»*' ~"' ' """ | 1891. BVAPIHO 4163 Fine-lay Wellington May 16 KAiioinu Uli Grntohley — June 13 XOKOABIIO 4163 Bont — J"'y U AOBAXOI 4163 SutellSe ' — ' Aug. 8 BIitvTAKA 44T4 Greenstreet — Sept. 5 I And thenceforth every fourth Saturday. Fitted with eleotrlo light; sheltered promenade deck for use of saloon passengers; Second Saloon on npper deck; Cabins amidships; perfect ventilation; liberal oulslne. Passengers homewards have ths privilege of breaking their journey at Rio de Janeiro or Tenerlffe; outwards at Cape Town or Hobart. Passengers sent to Port of Departure FBHB, BBTUBN TICKETS at BBDUOBD FARES. Warrants Issued for Passages from the United Kingdom to New Zealand on approved guarantee for payment In the oolony. -.. For further particulars apply to THB NBW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. 10 Crawford street. Dunedin. rTIBE NEW ZEALAND J9|||ygK SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE FOB LONDON DIRECT. The Company's Splsndid Iron Clipper, W A I M A T H, 1156 tona register. 100A1 at Lloyda', WHUbe despatched as above from PORT CHALMERS about the end of MAY. WOOL and other BALE GOODS received Into Store at Port Ohalmerß FREE of CHARGE for STOBAGB. ■!' For Freight apply to THB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COM24j< PAHY (LIMITED), Agents. «.^Rx^ CHIBE LINE DIRECT *gaj|gj^. O STBAMBBS, OTAGO TO LONDON. BLC-aiiSLIH ... ... 87C0tont 1800 h.p. FIFESHIBB ~. ... WOO tona 3400 h.p. KAIBNSHiniL.. ... 1100 tont 3500 h.p. HOBAYSHIBE ... 1100 tont 2500 h.p. The above magnifioent Steamers, which have all bean specially built for New Zealand trade, and make an average passage of 46 dayi, will be despatched at regular Intervals. Steamers are fitted throughout with BLECTBIC LIGHT, and aooommodatlon la provided for 36 I Saloon Passengers. ' STBWABDESS ia carried. ! SALOON PASSAGB MONEY, £35, OTAGO TO LONDON. , For fuller particulars apply to the Managers, I TUBNBULL, MABTIN, A CO., Australian Mutual Provident Buildings, I 30d Princes street, Dunedin. FOR INVEROARGILL and WAIKAWA. S.S. INVERCARGILL, on WEDNESDAY, 22nd April. For BIVBBTON, OWAKB, WAIIJAWA. and FOBT-BOSE.-S.S. NAPIER, early. STBAM to PRESERVATION INLET and MIL- . FORD SOUND, passing through Intermediate ■ Sounds (weather permitting).—S.S. INVERCARGILL, TUESDAY, sth May. For Freight or Charter — Sohooner Maude - Graham; carries about 125 tons. KEITH RAMSAY. Agent. PORTOBELLO BY RAIL AND S.S. MAOANDREW. ' RETURN TICKETS issued at Dunedin and Pellohet Bay, available until day after Issue— 3s second olass; 3s 8d first class. a.mi p.m. p.m. Trains leave Dunedin at ... 7.40 12.10 6.16 (C Saturdays only, 1.15 train from Dunedin Instead cf 13.10. p.m.) ' a,m, a.m. p.m. Boat leaves Portobello at ... 7.40 10.40. 4.40 Connects with Train at Port for Dunedin . ... ... 8.15 11.15 6.15 Single Ferry Fare, 6d. B.M. MOSS, Master and Agent. For Sale. Cash advertisements under this head, not exoeedlna. Blxteen words, will be charged SIXPBNOH. If charged to aooount, DOUBLE BATB. GAS FIRES—Most Effective and Elegant GAS STOVBS yet introduced.—William Couston, gasfltter, importer, Battray street. 14ap T^l IRE. FIRE. F. I R E. WOOD. Large Quantities FOR SALE, cheap, by the Bag or Load. Thoroughly dry for kindling. 14ap FINDLAY & MURDOCH. To Let. TO LET, superior seven-roomed Detached HOUSE; with conservatory, bath, gaa, Ac— H, F. Hardy, architect. - 18ap TO LET, North-East Valley, 21 Acres LAND with six-roomed Dwelling House.— Apply D. Heenan, Cumberland Btreet. 18ap SEVERAL HOUSES, Gladstone Terrace, , MenstrisAvenue. Obeap rents; fine neighbourhood; no trams; home dinner.—Alexander Calrnß. -21m TO LET, Nine-roomed Two-storey HOUSE, in Castle street; close to Botanical Gardens; with quarter-acre section.—Apply Bathgate and Woodhouse, solicitors, Vogel street. 14ap Educational. UNEDIN SOHOOL OF ART, MOBAY PLACE. DAY CLASSES. The SECOND QUABTER of the above institution oommences on MONDAY First, the 20th April. Elementary and Advanced Freehand aud Model Drawing, Practical Geometry and Perspective, Drawing and Shading from ths Cast, Drawing and Painting from ths Antique in Monochrome, Painting in Oil or Water Colours from Copies and from Nature, Modelling in Clay, Caßting, &o. Pupil Tsachers' and Teachers' Class Every Evening, except FRIDAYS, from 5.45 to 6.45. Open from 8 a.m. to 4 p m. Fes, £1 Is per quarter. DAVID O. HUTrON, 18ap Art Master. DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART, MORAY PLACE. EVENINGOLASSES. The SECOND QUARTER commences on MONDAY First, the 20i,h inst. MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS for the study of Freehand and Model Drawing, Drawing and Painting from the Antique, Painting in Oil and Water Colours, Modelling in Clay, &o. TUESDAYS aud THURSDAYS for the Study of Practical, Plane, and Solid Geometry, Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, Perspective, &c. Open from 7 to 9 p.m. Fee, 10s 6d per Quarter. ' y * DAVID O. HUTION, lg a p Art Master. TAGO BOYS' AND GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOLS, DUNEDIN. SESSION 1891. The SECOND QUARTER commences on TUBSDAY, 21st April, at 9.30 a.m. New Puplle may bs Enrolled at the Schools any day during school time. For prospectuses apply to the Undersigned. O. MAOANDREW, Secretary to Board of Governors, 17ap Colonial Bank Buildings. "OANJO, GUITAR, AND MANDOLINEf Mr ALFRED G. BAKER, Tkaohbb of Banjo, Guitar, ano Mandoline, May be seen at his Studio (Otago Conservaiorio of Music, next Choral Hall), between the hours of 10 to 12 mornings, 2 to 5 afternoons, and 7 tolO every evening (except Wednesday). A few more Pupils wanted to work np for Band, Uan MR GEORGE R. WEST, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, GIETON COLLEGE. VOOAL PUPILS prepared for Stage or Concert Room. Classes In formation. 22j*