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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12991, 4 June 1904, Page 1

THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL HAIL STEAMERS FOR LONDON, Superior accommodation far passenger*. Coc,sl,al Passi.go to port of departure- Fn.SE. WMrauta > isnued (or Pa Ujtitad Kingdom. For farther particuliirj apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED), 0 Boua atrcet, Duncdin. I LIME jA .DIItEOT STJSAMEUB. NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON. / Calling ftt Canary Islands, ivnn screw. The above magnificent Steamers, which liavo all been specially built fo.: the New Zealand trade, and make an average passage of 40 days, will bo despatched at K-guier inietvais. Steamero are litlcil throughout with every modern convenience, nnd accommodation is provided fo; Saioon Passengers only. Doctor and Stewardess carried. Passago Money is Guineas. Coas'al Passage to Port of Departure Free. For further information apply to the Managing ■ Owners. TURNBULL, lIARTIN. & CO., New Zealand Insurance Company's Buildings, 1 Crawford attest. Duncdin, rE NEW ZEALAND AND AFRICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY • (LIMITED). UNDER CONTRACT TO THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT. For LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, CARDIFF, and BRISTOL, SOUTH AFRICA. The Magnificent Screw Steamship BUTKSI-1J118.... 8000 Tons Will be Despatched from POET- CHALMERS On JUNE 18. For lull particulars as to Fares and Freights apply to TURNBULL, MARTIN, & CO., 2Sf Agents, IHE AMERICAN AND AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP LINE. Bucknall Bros., London! Federal Steam Navigation Co. (Ltd.), London. Houldpr Bros, and Co. (Ltd.), London. THE ONLY DIRECT SERVICE FROM NEW YORK TO HEW ZEALAND POUTS. STEAMERS EN ROUTE. Steamer. Sailing Date. S.S. SUFFOLK..........SaiIed Febmnr " S.S. ANGLO-SAXON Sailed March 1: S.S. BUCEROS ....To Sail direct Junes To be followed byothor I'irst-class Vessel at ■ . Short Intervals. Auckland Agent—Arthur H. Nathan. Wellington Agents-J. G. Ward and Co. Lyttelton Agents—Knyc and Carter. Duncdin Agents—Timibull, Martin, nnd Co. NORTON & SON, American Agents of the N.B.—Tho firms and companies comprising the American, and Australian S.S. Line notify shippers that:— They are not interested in any c.i.f. shipments by the steamers of the line, nor arc they in any wny competitors with merchants in puttins goods on tile New Zealand market. ■ & A." MAIL LINE *' T°\ ' MANILA, CHINA, and JAPAN, Via QUEENSLAND PORTS & PORT DARWIN. Empiric ....MOD W.O. M'Avthnr July ' 2 Easvukn ... — - July 30 Australian 3060 P. T. Helms August £7 Saloon accommodation amidships. Largt, cool, two-berth cabins, all on the upper deck, and fitted with electric fans. Through bookings tit Special Hate? to Canada, the United States of America, and Europe by all Lines from China and Japan. ■ EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S, CO. (LTD.), BATES, SISE, & CO., 7f Agents, Hoiirt street. For INVEECAKGILL WIIABF.-S.S. ■ INVERCARGILL, TUESDAY, 7th .June. Cargo received at "Q" Shed NOW nnd till noon Tuesday. Gootlsj delivered to consigucos' stores or railway station, Invercargill. For RIVERTON.-By S.S. INVERCARGILL to Invercargiil, thence by rail to Riverton. For WANGANUI, via TIMARU.-S.S. imiu; MONDAY,'Oth June. Cargo till 2 p.m. • KEITH RAMSAY, Agent. I S. ROSE CASEY. SAILS for INVERCARGILL on SATURDAY, 4th, June, direct. Cargo till Noon on day of Sailing, "P" Shed. ■ 'V H. L. TAPLEY' & CO. K.Z. CAKJIYJNG CO.CEUST & CEU'ST, J)Ui\'lol)lN (J. 11. Hejwood «nd Co., Cliriatchurch; Colonial Carrying Company, Wellington; v W. and G.- Wiualone, -Auclilaud—iu combination). CARRIEU6, CUSTOMS, SHII'PJNG, AND JSXPJIESS FORWARDING ! AGKNTS.' ■ Cnrlnge Coatraclora lliiougliont New Zealand for ttiir Royal Bighnesses the Unite and' Ducheaa of Cornwall and York. FURNITURE Removed in Town ol- Country, or Packed by experienced men for Removal .by Road, Rail, or Sea. This Clnas of Work u Specialty. ' Furniture Stored. Insurances Effected. Ko. 3 AIAKSK STItEET. Telephones: Office, 11>72; -H. Cmst (private residence), 3073. MISSING FRIENDS. , MARY JI'DONALD, formerly of Moidart, Inverness-shire, Scotland, and Victoria, if living,'or, if dead, her Children or Grandchildren may HEAR of SOMETHING to thoii- BENEFIT on communicating with the Undersigned. The said . Mary M'Donald is believed to have left Victoria for New Zealand about 40 or 50 years ago. BOYLE, HCKEN, & KERR, Solicitors. 413 Collins street, Melbourne. ' 28my ITAGO WITNESS.—Kow Stoiies. A largo ' \J Amount o£ Reading Matter,- Price 6d.