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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12445, 30 August 1902, Page 1

. Shipping. ! J NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING- COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FOR LONDON, Via Monte Video, Teneriffe, and Plymouth:— Steamer S Port of Probable hteamer. a Departure. Date. 1 1902 ] Whaiutane .. 5715 Auckland Sept. 11 WaKanui ... 5700 — .Sept. Papauoa* ... finta — Oct. 9 IiIMUTAKA* ... 77fi5 ' — Nov. : Tonuaiuiio' ... 76'1l — Nov. - TurakiNa' ... SoOJ — llec. 1903. 1 Papaxu! CSS2 — Jan. WaimaTE ... 5010 — .Tan. lluAi'EHU* ... 7724 — Jan. I 1-AKAH E62S * Twin screw. Superior accommodation for passengers. ( Coastal Passage to port of departure Free, i, Warrants issued for Passages from the - United Kingdom. For further particulars apply to ~ THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED), 9 Bond street, Dunedin. ' g S. RIMU SAILS: FOR INVERCARGILL WHARF. - TUESDAY, September 2. Cargo till II noon. Freight, 13s per ton, delivered • to consignees' stores or railway station, 11 FOR RIVKRTON, by steamer to Invercargili, t!i?nce by rail to Riverton. FOR PRESERVATION JNLET GOLDI FIELDS.—SEPTEMB ER 10. Freight payable by shippers. 1 KEITH RAMSAY, Agent. k HIEE LIKK DIRKCT STEAMERS. NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON. Calling at Canary Islands. ComSteamer. Tons, mandcr. From. Date Naminsiiirt; R.W aOlsen - Sept. e RuTKSiiiitK... SOOO \V Chieken — — - RAXi'TSliniK RIOO ,r. 'Wallace — — f PKimtsmm: fOOO llelconiyn — — Moiiavsiiiiie SSOO M'f.iuchlan — — ] FirF.siiinn ...1 8500 1!. Conll - — ■The above magnificent Steamers, which-have all been specially built for the New Zealand trade, and make an average passage of 4G days, will be despatched at regular intervals. Steamers are fitted throughout with every [ modern convenience, and accommodation is 1 provided for Saloon Passengers only. Doctor and Stewardess- carried. Passage Money 45 Guineas. Coastal Passage to Port of Departure Free. For further information apply to the Managing Owners, TURNBULL, MARTIN, & CO., A.M.P. Buildings, Princes street. Dunedin. : A #fj^T HE Ijlnk i (T'TMITKD) DIRECT STEAM SERVICE ' Between 4 THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA I - AND AUSTRALASIA. First-clats Cargo Steamers will leave New , York at regular intervails, taking cargo for » MELBOURNE WELLINGTON 1 SYDNEY ' CANTERBURY, and L AUCKLAND OTAGO. ° The Company's next despatches will be:— " t,«thipfrtnn 4421 ton' On ir about August 2,1 1 Hawked Day 4"\S3 (ons ~ ~ St-])t, 2." Irulmgliiii -1j1'27 tons „ „ Oct 11] New 'Zealand Importers of American Mer- - chawlise are specially invitetl to instruct their J. Agents in the United States to SUPPORT " 'THE TYSER LINE STEAMERS; and to 'communicate with the Company's New York Representatives, Messrs FUXCII, EDYE, i: CO., Produce Exchange, New York; Messrs TYSER & CO., 16 Fenelinrrh avenue. London; or ■' r Messrs J. W. SWIFT & CO.,.Dunedin. L t RICHARD TODD, 16n Colonial Superintendent, Napier. 1 rjIHE AMEIiICAjS' & AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP LINE. Bucknell Bros., London. , '■ Federal Steam Navigation Company (Limited), London. Houlder Bros, and Co. (Ltd.), London. R ' ' 2 li THE ONLY DIRECT SERVICE FROM J NEW YORK TO NEW ZEALAND PORTS. STEAMERS EN ROUTE: Steamer. Tons. Sailing Date. 3 Titunia 5"00 Sailed 25th June. Goodwin 7500 To sail 15th August, I To be followed by other First-class Vessels at short intervals. Auckland Agents: Carr, Pountney and Co. { Wellington Agents: Johnston and Co. (Ltd.). ) Lyttelton Agents': Kayo and Carter. Duucdin Agents: Bates, Sise, and Co. B NORTON & SON, American Agents of the , Line, Produce Exchange, New York. e N.E.—The Firms and Ceiupcuies comprising the American and Australian S.S. Line notify shippers that— _ They are not interested in any c.i.f. shipment by the steamers of the Line, nor are they in any way competitors with merchants in putting goods on the New Zealand market. 23au Government ETotifi ation. s TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. ™ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the several Farce's of LAND hereinafter described ! will be brought under the provisions of " The '• Land Transfer Act, 1885," unless Caveat be lodged forbidding the same within One Calendar Month from tthe publication hereof in tho Gazette:— Part of Section 50. Block XXI, City of :1 Dunedin.—Emily Jane Hooper, applis cant; occupied by applicant; No. 5 4490. ii Part of Allotment 4, Block I, Township of Primrose Hill.—Johana Whelan, applicant; unoccupied; No. 4497. Diagrams may he inspected at this Office. Dated this 2fith day of August, 1902, at the Lands Registry Office, Dunedin. 11. TURTON, 28au District Land Registrar. 1 "** 1 LOST AND FOUND, CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading not exceeding Sixteen Words arc inserted : for SIXPENCE; or for Ono Week, 2s Gd, If orders come by letter it must be understood that double these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash. Found. -bickmore's gall cure Cures Harness and Collar Galls while horse is being worked. All saddlers, Is Gd. FOUND, that for Cheap and Effective Building RUBEROID is the best material; all ironmongers, 'fry it. Hau FOUND— Perfectly true that it performs its work satisfactorily (Morris's MAGIC EXTRACT, for family use); and MARK this Fact: If it's properly applied and fails, Morris guarantees return money; chemists', grocers'; Is, Is Gd. WHITEBAIT 1 WhitebaitT To-night! v " First of Season.—Only at Cafe Cecil. 3 Business Announcements. WANTED KNOWN—A Choice Assortment New Jewellery by each mail to choose from, at moderate prices. ENGAGEMENT Rings, Keeper Rings, Wedding Rings, Silver and Electroplated Goods, best quality. Also, - SPECTACLES to suit all sights. Watches O thoroughly Cleaned, ss; Mainsprings, 4s Gd. Make no mistake, PETER DICK, the most reliable Watchmaker and Jeweller, opposite tho Cofico Palace, Moray place, Dunedin. 3my ST, GEORGE'S JAM.—Best in the market, 3 All grocers. 23n e VSTORMS Undermine Children's jConstitu- - lions. Use WADE'S WORM FIGS; li boxes. lap