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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9389, 31 March 1892, Page 1

Shipping. -Jj^J*. IT-HE NEW ZEALAND J_3SHJ_Hk SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL LINB OF STEAMERS Are appointed to leave as under, FOR LONDON. Via Rio de Janeiro and Teneriffe t— Steamers, j <*m- *£ Date. H "-■*•*-*-"• Departure. Ruahine 6300 Greenstreet Lyttelton April 16 Tongariro 4163 Bone Wellingt'n April 16 Aorahqi 4163 Sutcliffe Lyttelton May 14 Rimutaka 4474 Findlay — June 11 Ruapehu 4l63Mayoss — July 9 Kaikoura 4474 Crutchley — Aug. 6 And thenceforth every fourth Saturday. Fitted with electric light; sheltered promenade deck for use of saloon passengers; Second Saloon on upper deck; Cabins amidsnips; perfect ventilation; liberal cuisine. Passengers homewards have the privilege of breaking their -journey at Rio de Janeiro or Teneriffe; outwards at Cape Town or Hobart. Passengers v sent to Port of Departure FREE. RETURN TICKETS at REDUCED RATES. Warrants issued for Passages from the United Kingdom to New Zealand on approved guarantee for payment in the colony. For further particulars apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED). 10 Crawford street, Dunedin. NEW ZEALAND J||ia^|||^SHlPPlNG COMPANY'S LINE. For LONDON, via RIO DE JANEIRO. The Company's Magnificent NEW STEAMER RUAHINE, 6300 Tons, 5250 Horse-power, THE LARGEST AND MOST SUPERBLY FITTED STEAMER Ever seen in New Zealand waters, will be despatched as above ' On SATURDAY, APRIL 16. Under.the Command of Herbert E. Greenstreet. The attention of intending Passengers is called to this Steamer, early application for berths being desirable, as numerous applications have already been received. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED).AkA mHE NEW ZEALAND <J|3|B_lt^ JL SHIPPING COMPANY'S FOR LONDON, VIA RIO DE JANEIRO. The Company's Magnificent Steamer TONGARIRO, 4163 Tons Register, 4000 horse-power, J. E. Bone, R.N.K., Commander, Will be despatched as above from WELLINGTON On SATURDAY, 16th APRIL. As a number of Passengers have already booked early application for Berths is advisable. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COM--25m PANY (LIMITED), v/tWfek mHE NEW ZEALAND j|I|j|yPj^SHIFPING COMPANY'S LINE. STEAM TO LONDON FROM PORT CHALMERS DIRECT. S.S. DUKE OF SUTHERLAND Will be despatched as above On or about APRIL 20. WOOL and Other Bale Goods now being received . into Store at Port Chalmers. STORAGE FREE. SPECIALLY FITTED COOL CHAMBER FOR DAIRY PRODUCE. For further particulars apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COM* 2ja PANY (LIMITED). -j^fe>j&. mHE NEW ZEALAND g|l§g|gp SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. FOR LONDON DIREOT. The Splendid Iron Clipper PERI, 932 Tons Register. 100 Al at Lloyd's, Will be despatched from PORT CHALMERS as above in a few days. WOOL and other Bale Goods now being received into Store at Port Chalmers. STORAGE FREE. For further particulars apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY ?to (LIMITED), Agents. -V^^ CJHIBE LINE DIRECT Jg||^|||k. k? STEAMERS. •— ..r-Z^J-m otago T0 LONDON. |r^ - 3750 tons 1800 h.p. £I F T ™RE ... 5000 tons 2400 h.p. NAIRNSHIRE ... 5100 tons 2500 h.p. MORAYSHIRE ... 5100 tons 2500 h.p. The above magnificent Steamers, which have all been specially built for the New Zealand trade, and make an average passage of 46 days, will be despatched at regular intervals. t i????'-!? 618 jre fitted throughout with ELECTRIC L.IGHI, and accommodation is provided for 36 saloon Passengers. STEWARDESS is carried. •"n^n*™* ASSAflls MONEY, j£3s, OTAGO xv LONDON Immediate applicati6n for Berths is necessary ior Plans and further particulars, &c, apply to the 'turnbull, MARTIN, & CO , Australian Mutual Provident Buildings, 20d Princes street, Dunedin. g^S. INVERCARGILL SAILS:For INVERCARGILL WHARF.-On TUESDAY, sth April. Cargo till 11 a.m. For £9 4 L -.SH 1"5, GOLDFIELDS.-TUES-DAY, 19th April. S.S. NAPIER Sails : For FORTROSE.-FRIDAY, Ist April. Freight payable by shippers. Cargo received Friday only till 2 p.m. KEITH RAMSAY, 2811 ; Agent. Railway Notices. J^EW ZEALAND^ RAILWAYS. PALMERSTON RACES. On THURSDAY^st MARCH, Cheap Excursion Tickets to Shag Valley Racecourse will be issued at Dunedin, Pelichet Bay, and Upper Port Chalmers by train.leaving Dunedin at 8.0 a.m., and will bd available for Return by train leaving Palmerston at 6.0 p.m. and 7 10 p.m. The Return Fares to the Racecourse from Dunedin, Pelichet Bay, Upper Port Chalmers, and Oamaru will be : FIRST-CLASS, 7s; SECOND-CLASS, ss. Ihe Return Fare from Palmerston to the Racecourse (tickets available on day of issue only) will be: ONE SHILLING. Trains will leave Palmerston for the Racecourse at 11.35 a.m.; returning from the Racecourse at 5.40 p.m. and 6.45 p.m. The train usually leaving Palmerston for Dunedin at 4.50 p.m. will not leave until 6.0 p.m leaving Waikouaiti 6.30 p.m., Seacliff 7.3 p.m., and Waitati 7.33 p.m. Special train wiU leave Dunback for Palmerston at 10.40 a.m; returning at 5.10 p.m. Both these trains will stop opposite the Racecourse. The train usually leaving Dunedin for Oamaru at 7.40 a.m. will Not Leave until 8.0 a.m. on above ' date. Special mixed train will leave Palmerston for Dunedin at 7.10 p.m., stopping where required to allow passengers to alight. , 28m By Order. Educational. 1 mECHNICAL CLASSES ASSOCIATION; i The FOURTH SESSION will COMMENCE on MONDAY, April 4. Members of Committee will attend at the Normal School to ENROL PUPILS on THURSDAY, 31st inst.. and FRIDAY, April 1, from 7 to 9 p.m. Prospectuses may be obtained from Messrs J. Wilkie and Co., and from all Booksellers. GEO. M. THOMSON, 28m Hon. Sec. YOUNG MAN, D certificate, French and Latin, desires Morning PUPILS ; two hours daily—Teacher, Times Office. 31m CIRCULATION, 8250 Each Issue—Tha Otago Witness has the Largest Circulation Of any weekly paper in the Colony