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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14382, 27 November 1908, Page 1

SHIPPING. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). Steamers will to despatched as under (circuustaiiccs permitting): I LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON (Booking Passengers to all West C«ast Ports) Monowai Friday Nov; 27 4 Dunedin Manuka (t.s.) Tuesday Deo. ] 3.50 lr»in Mneraki (t.«.) Wednesday Dec. 2 2.30 train NAPIER, GISBORNE, and AUCKLAND— Monowai Friday Nov. 27 4 Dunedin Manuka (t.s.) Tuesday l)e'c. 1 11.50 train SYDNEY, via LTTTELTON, WELILING--1 TON, and COOK STRAIT— •Moeraki(t.s.) Wednesday Dec 2 2.31 train Maheno" Weduetdiy Dec. !) 4 Dnnedic * Turiine steamer. SYDNEY, via ATJCKJANDManuka(t.s) Tuesday Deo. '] tram Mokoia Tuesday Deo. IS 3,50 train MELBOURNE, via BLUFF and HOBARTWarrimoo ' Nov. 23 4.5 train Marama(t.!.) Dec. li a Dunedin NEW PLYMOUTH and ONEHUNGA, via ©AMARU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON, and WELLINGTON (Carge «nlj)— Coritina Doc (! 5 Dunedin WESTPORT and GREYMOUTH (Transhipping for HOKITIICA), via OAMARU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON. WELLINGTON. I a«a NELSON i | (Cargo only)— Komya Friday Nov. 27 2 Dunedin SUVA and LEVUKANavua (t.s.) leaves Auckland Wed., Dec. 23 (Connects with R.M.S, Aorangi, lor Canada, United States, and Europe). TONGA, SAMOA FIJI, and SYDNEYAtna (t.s.) leaves Auckland Tues., Dec. « RAROTONGA and TAHITI— Manapouri leaves Wellington Jan. 3 Hauroto. leaves Auckland. Tues., Jan. 19 CARGO RECEIVED AT DUNEDIN— Per ss. Till Day. Koonya iiOan Friday Monowai . noon Friday .Warrimoo l.O' n. Saturday Tickets available for stop over or return by Messrs Huddart, Parker, and Co.'s Steamers. the VANCOUYERIIOUTF, Canadian-Australian ,|(oyal Mail s.s. Line and Canadian-Pacific Railway. Through some of the Greatest SCENIC WONDERS of tie World to all parts of CANADA, UNITED STATES, BRITISH ISLES, and CONTINENT OF EUROPE, . ROUND-THE-WORLD TOURS in injunction with all the Cape, Suez, China, and Japan Lines at Lowest Rates. .' ; Steamers wilt leave as under; Steamer. | from Sydney. From Suva. 1908. iyos.\ MAKIJRAf Nov. 23 Nov. 30 AORANGI Dec. 21 l)ec. 2!) l'JOfl. 100!). MOANA ... Jan.' 18 1 Jan. 2G MAKURAf Feb. 15 Feb. 22 AORANGI March 15 March 23 MARAMAJ April 12 April 19 MAKURAI May 10 May' 17 tKevf (8075 toils) Twin-screiv steamer. . I J Twin-screw. steamer. : Passengers from N.Z. have the option of joining tho steamers of this increasingly popular route at Sydney, or later ria Auckland and Suva. i Pamphlets, Maps, and all informationvireo. •UNION S.S. CO OF N.Z, (LTD.), Managing Agents. ()KIEHT - ROYAL MAIL LINK v OF STEAMERS. The following Roval Mail Steamships' belonging to tho ORIENT and ROYAL MAIL COMPANIES will leave SYDNEY and MELBOURNE as under for Loudon (Tilbury),, via ADELAIDE, FREMANT'LE, V COLOMBO (transhipping for ill Indian Ports);'' SUEZ CANAL, NAPLES, MARSEILLES, and GIBRALTAR:,ati , , From Steamers. From Mel- From ■■ :h Sydney, bourne, Adelaide " 1003, 11108. 1908, ORUBA ...5971 Dec. 12 Deo. 15 Dec, 17 OMRAHf ...|8282 Dec. 211 Dec. 29 Dec." 31 loot). 1909, 1909. OROTAVA ...15980 Jan. 9 Jan, 12 Jan. '14 / + Twin screw. Fortnightly thereafter. FARES NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON: SALOON.—Single, £47 6s to £88; Return, £75 18b to £132. RETURN TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR TWO YEARS FROM DATE OF ISSUE, THIRD CLASS.—£IB. £-20, and £22. Return, £32 to £39. Through Bookings to New York in conjunction With Cunard Line. First and Seoond Class Passengers secure special advantages by booking through from New Zealand, neing provided with' Saloon Passages to Australia, which are included in the above fares. i ■ . Passages can be booked to or prepaid from any of the above ports. For further particulars apply to \ UNION , STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF f NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), ' Agents in Navy Zealand. T HE TYSER LrN 15 DIRECT STEAM SERVICE* Between THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND AUSTRALASIA. First-class Cargo Steamers will leave New York at regular intervals, taking cargo for MELBOURNE WELLINGTON SYDNEY CANTERBURY, and AUCKLAND OTAGO. The Company's next Despatch will be:— S.S. INDRADEVI, about 19th December. New Zealand Importers of American Merchandise are specially invited to instruct their Agents in the United States to SUPPORT THE TYSER LINE STEAMERS, and to communicate with the Comnany's New York Representatives Messrs FUNCH, EDYE, & mv'J'i? r 'd° € , street, New York; Messrs IYSER. & CO., 1G Fenchurch avenue, Loudon; or Messrs J. W. SWIFT & CO., Dunedin, _ RICHARD TODD, Colonial Superintendent.'Napier. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Post Office KEY.—Finder rewarded l return to Times Office. 27n COLLIE DOG.—Strayed (from St. Clair, Wednesday Night), Black-and-tan Sheep Dog.—Finder please return do Lautour, Mavis street, St. Clair. Reward, 27n FOUND, Bargains. Sale of Lilburne's Bankrupt Jewellery, greatest ever offered in Dtuicdin.-E. Soilness, ill) Princes street. oj„ FOUND. (This Day, on Show Grounds), Lecture and Exhibition of Morris's Inventions and Remedies, 2. o'clock. T^OUND— Look out for Morris's New InvenJL tions and his Unequalled Remedies. Now is your chance. Show Grounds. TWUND—To Campers: TEN.T for SALE with folding frame.—T. Morris, Show Grounds. <j7u TjIOUXD—A Oreat Show of Fresh Fish of „ rn , a " kinds. Smoked Fish, Prime Poultry. William Stewart. I o^, FOUND (at Sweetings) Large Supply of all varieties of I'ish. fresh and smoked, at cheap rates. 0711 FOUND, at Last..—Spring Chickens, Ducklings, Turkeys,. Boiling Fowls, Smoked Blue Cod, Mutton Birds.—Stewart, fishmonger- 27,, FOUND-Trout, :rrou(,~Troul, Wanaka Trout, 9d per lb; fresh to-dav.-At William Stewart'?, fishmonger, Princos street. SOW Sutton's Improved Thousand-headed KALE; flourishes when too dry for piojst crops.—Donald Reid and Co.