Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10919, 28 September 1897, Page 1

Shipping. TTNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). Steamers will be despatched a3 under :— LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON (Booking Passengers to all West Coast ports)p.m. Ritorua 926 Friday, October 1 335 train Waikare 3071 Monday, Oct: 4 2.30 tram Waihora 2083 Tiiejsday.Oct.jj 2.b0 train NAPIKR, GISBORNK, and AUCKLAND— Waihora I 2003 I Tuesday, Ocf. 5 I 2.30 train Mararoa I 259S I Tuesday, Oct. 19 I 2.30 train SVDNKV, via WELLINGTONWaikare 3071 I Monday, Oct. 4 I 2.30 train Talune 2078 I Thurs.tay, Oct. 14 1 4 D'd n SYDNEY, via-AUCKLAND — Wailiora I 2003 I Tuesday, Oct. 5 I 230 train Mararoa I 259S I Tuesday, Oct. 19 I 2.30 train MELBOURNE, via BLUFF and HOBARTWakatiDU 11945 I Monday. Oct. 4 I 2.30 train Man.ipouri I 1783 | Thurs , Oct. H I 4 ' »'d'n WESTPORT, via TJMAKU. AKAROA, • LYTTKLTON, WELLINGTON, .PIOTON, and NJSLSON — Omapere * I 601 I Friday, October 1j 4 D'd'n Corinna I 1279 | Friday, October 8! 4 D'd'n * Via New Plymouth and GreymoutH. Tranships at Wellington for Picton and Nelson. GREVMOUTFT, via OAMARU, TIMARU, LYTTKLTON, WJfiMJNGTON, and NI«W PLYMOUTH— Herald |_J7^|JWednes_,_Oct l __6_! 4 Wn__ SOUTH SEA ISLANDS EXCURSIONS. For TONGA, SAMOA, Frjr, and SYDNIfIV (Prom Auckland)— Taviuni 114f>5 1 Wednesday. Oct. 20 For SUVA and LEVUKA (From Auckland) — Flora I 1279 | Wednesday, Oct. 6 For TAHITI and RAKOTONGA (From Auckland) — CJpolu 1 1141 | Wednesday, September 29 ~OARGO RECEIVED AT DUNEDIN :- For S.S. Till Day. Wharf. Rotorna noon Friday Rattray street Omapere 2 p.m. Friday lUttray street Tickets available by Huddart, Parker, aud Co.'s Steamers ANGLIAN and WESTRALTA. Q ENGLAND IN THIKTY-ONJS DAYs! ROYAL MAIL ISXPRKSS SERVICE. 777/'; PASSICNGIiIt ROUTE TO KNGLANO Is undnnbtedly the A. & A. 'ROUT X, Avoiding alike the heat of Hie Red Sea and the cold of Cope TTorn, and civinj; PaHsengera the opportunity of travelling in luxury aii-l comfort through tlie most interentMng country in tlio world. The Kfmniiers of this Line (m><W conlrnM wilh (he Onverniiiftiitß if New Zealand, New South Wnles, nnd the United States! aro appointed io leavg fivdnfiv and Auckland for Apia (Samoa), Honolulu, and San Francisco every four weeks, sailing as under: ~ 7T Leave Leave Arrive Meamern. " n> Sydney. Auckland. 'Frisco. At.amhda ...3m Sept. 27 Oct. B Oct. 31 MABIPOSA....WO Oct. 25 Oct. Sfl Nov. 19 Moaka ...4floo _Npw 22 Nov. 27 Dec. _lb Tiok«lsarftnvai!al.le for V 2 iiionHis, aiid .Saloon I'lKsenprers car. break their journey at Auckland, Honolulu, San Francisco, or any place of call en rmile to New York, and have also the privilege of travelling across either Canada or the United States. SPECIALLY RKDUOICD RATES. Through Tares, Sydney or Au<*Ur.a, to L-mdoTi : Saloon (Hinglo) ... X64256d to j£72 !)s 2d Do (return) ... £113 Steerage ... ... JE3S7HUJ : limir.d the AVorld(firßl.-clflRB»ll thewfty),ret.iiriii»K i>y Orient or P. and O. Company's lines from London, via Suez, or by Shaw, Savill, ana Albion Company, or New Zealand Shipping Company, lf'or all information apply at any of Hie offices of UNION STKAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). Oil 1K N T I* IN 1! Of . uoyat, arArL s'ncAiincitfi. The following Royal Mail Steamships belonging to the ORIENT and PACIFIC COMPANISS will leave SY DNHYon MONDAY, at 1 p.m., and MICU'.OURNIO on SATURDAY, at 1.30 p.ra , as mi.Wfor LONDON (Tilbury) via ADKI.AIUK. ALBANY, (10LOMISO. (TinshippinK for all Indian ports), SUEZ CANAI.. ISA I'LKS. aud GIBRALTAR.— . J « c ., Tons From '^"i 11 From •Sleamera. Reg Amy JHel-^ Ade i aide . CUZCO ~ SS9S Oct. »n e t. 23 Oct. K7 ORUBA ... 5«57 Nov. ] Nov. C Nov. K» ORMUZ ... 6387 Nov. 35 Nov. 20 Nov. 34 And fortnightly thereafter. FARICS NICW ZH'AI.AN!) T<> LONDON' : SALOON Single: i-Sfl 1.0 £73 Ills. Return : £70 to £110. THIRD CLASS ... £t(i IKs, £l* is*. «■■■' -"n- . li-irf-t and fi.-cond-olass P«s«enKers secure special advantages byhooking tlivonch from New Zealand, being provided with Saloon Passages to Ausfcralin, which are included in the above fart:*. Pasß:<ses enn he booked to or prepaid from any of the above ports. i'"or further particulars apply to UNION STICAIM SHIP COMPANY OV nicw Zealand (Lrnfrrir.o), Agents in New Zealand. Business Announcements SMITH AND SMITH. MIRRORS — Bevelled edge and plain (variety of sizes), in handsome frames; suitable for drawing rooms, &c. . MIRRORS of finest qualilyat astonishingly low prices. We have a good assortment on view, and invite inspection. MIRKORS in handsome frames, of newest - style ; suitable for gifts. - Smith and Smith, Octagon.^^ PICTURE Framing of any kind, in best style?, at lowest rates; prices on application.— Smith an I Smithy PICTURE Framing at greatly reduced rates; Mouldings of various qualities and newest designs.—Smith and Smith. PKJTURE Framing, wholesale and retail. Special low rates for advertising cards and large quantities. PICTURE Frame Mouldings—A very large stock of the Newest Designs, wholesale and retail.—Smith and Smith. ENAMEL Paints (40 colours), Is tin; Bath Enamels, Is 6d and Is 10d.—Smith and Smith. PAPIER-MACHE Centre Flowers ; light and eagily fixed to any cMling; 24in to 60in diameter.—SMlTH ASIIITH^ £ J. (i. CIKUKN. TJICONOMICAL Footwear.-Children's AllEll leather Strap Shoes, 7's to o>, 2s ]ld; 10's to 13's, 3s lid ; Ladies', 3s lid. Cheapest ever offered. ECONOMICAL Footwear. — Brown Csnvaa Shoe?, same price ; Black, 6d extra. Everlasting wear, latest designs, lowest prices. BAPtK Tan.—Ladies' Two-strap Shoes, 6s Gd, 7s 6d, 8s Gd ; Laced Kid Walking Shoes same prices. [ "HTIYICNING Shoes.—Splendid variety from 2s (id J4J to 5s Cd ; Cloth Gaiters, 2s lid to is fid; Slippers, Is lid to 4s od. JG. GRKEN, 37 George 3treet.—Most Reliabls • Footwear at lowe3t cash prices. Neatest shapes, latest novelties. 2^n T. BOS 3. Pf\ ROSS hao the Largest Stock of Kid 3_ s Gloves in town, embracing, among others, the Alma, 2s 6dj "TST.KKMKSA, 2s Gd ; Trilby, 2« lid ; Mona, 3s V Gd; iVanccsca, 3s lid; Merlier, 4s lid; Ronssel, 5s 6d; Florence, Gi 6d ; White Wash Leather 2s Gd^ ALSO, the Largest and Cheapest Stock of i rabrellas in town ; over 2000 to select from—ls lid to 21s. "fi £"A PIECES New Veil Nets and Gossamers JLOtP in black, white, and fancy spotted— from 4kl ayard. LADIIiS" White Shirts, 2s lid to 30s; Muslin Aprons, 7Jd to 3s Cd; pretty Muslin Pinafores, Is to 3s 9'.i. NEW Capes, Corsets, Laces, Lace Collars, aud a multiplicity of Fancy Goods just opened at'f. ROSS'S, direct importer. 'tl3 ; j nnHE OTAGO WITNESS has the Largest ', j I. Circulation of any weekly in tbe colony. : Found in every farmhouse in Utago and Houtb- '• land, and circulating largely in Canterbury and ': northern rural districts, it offers unrivalled ! facilities for Advertising anything of interest to : country readers. Present circulation (ateadilyjn--1 sreasiug), 9SOO weekly. ~'»u