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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15196, 15 July 1911, Page 1

IHIPPINO. milE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING JL COMPANY'S LINE To London, via Monte Vidoo, Teneriffe, and Plymouth, •MOST MODERN PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Steamer Tons. From Tn >n0 Ti>!winKfH!i(2) im hum Wellington July I!uahinr(2) ... 12000 - Aug. 21 I'liAPiiitu (2) ... fISSO - Sap 4 ,. 21 lloTonuA (:i) ... 12500 - Oct. in 'I'IMIAHIN> (-2) HlHtift — Nov. lb (2) Twin Screw. |3) Triple Sorew. ACCOMMODATION IS NOT SURPASSED BY ANY OTHER LINE. Apply 19 BOND STREET. DUNEDIN. gOUTIIERN S.S. COMPANY (LTD.). S.S. KOTARE. i ' For WAIKAWA.-MONDAIY, 17th July. Cargu till Noon. For INVERCARGILL. - THURSDAY. 20th July, Cargo till noon. For RIVKRTON. - THURSDAY, 20th July. Cargo til! 11 a.m. KEITH RAMSAY, Agent. LINE NEW ZEALAND TO AVONMOUTH (BRISTOL). Ste.mner. ' Ton* Conuimniler. AltGVLLSlliltß*... ... IVUUU W. IJlnV.keii AvitsillltK* liOill W..1. Tage llANi'ysiimit SHU .1. Wallas r/tHTiisiiinn EOllii J. Thompson Kil'itai'.iiti'. SSOII U. 'I'. ''rcMiKr IlliTliSiiiuit 80110 11. J. Wheatman Naiiinsuiiii! ... ... llnliO (!. Foriler Moihitsiiiiik SSOO J. Howard 'Twin scrtw. Tho above magnifioont Steamers, which have all been specially built for the New Zealand 1 trade, will be despatched at regular intervals. Steamers at# fittfid throughout with every modern convenience, and nccommodiaion is provided for Saloon and Steerage Passengors. Doctor and Stewardess carritd. Passage Money: Saloon, 40 guineas per Adult; Sftoorage. £14 10s, £16 10a and £18 10s per Adult, from any N.Z. port. For further information apply to the Managing Owners, TURNBULL, MARTIN, & CO., " 1 Crawfoid ttreet. Dunedin. F; H. S. FEDERAL-HOULDEB-SHIRE LINES (Under Contract with the New Zealand Government). ' DIRECT SERVICE TO WEST COAST UNITED KINGDOM PORTS. NAIRNSHIRE, DUNEDIN, JULY 23/ Will lie Despatched from LYTTELTON (finally) AUGUST 24.. For AVONMOUTH, LIVERPOOL, MAWCHESTER. mid GLASGOW, Taking Wool, Skins. General "and Refrigerated Cargo at Lowest Current Rates of Freight, to bo followed br other First-class Steamers at Regular Intervals. Excellent Accommodation for First and Third Class Passengers. Fitted throughout with Eloctrio Light. Surgeon and Stewardess oairied. ' SALOON.—£42 Single, £66 Return; STEERAGI']—£I4 10s. £16 10s, £18 10a, Singlo; £26 10s, £30 15s, £34-5s Return. For Freight and Passage apply to ' MARTIN, & CO, Or to ■ ... Dunedin; N.Z. AFRICAN S.S. CO. (LTD.), Wellington, I Joint Managing Agents. 0 R I ENT LINE New and- Luxurious 12,000-ton Slearners. AUSTRALIA-ENGLAND, THIRD CLASS FARES FROM NEW ZEALAND: THROUGH SINGLE, £18, £20, £22. RETURN, £32, £36, £39. SPACIOUS PROMENADE DECKS, SMOKEItOOMS, LADIES' MUSIC ROOMS on SHELTER DECK. TWO-BERTH and FOUR-BERTH CABINS on UPPER and MAIN DECKS. Large, well-ventilated DINING SALOON on MAIN DECK. Write for illustrated ciroular giving full particulars. ' UNION S.S. CO.; OF N.Z. (LTD.), 15ja Agents. miLBURY FORWARDING CO. (LTD.), 1 CRAWFORD STREET, Dunedin, t In conjunction with Globe Del. Co. (Ltd.), Christcliurch ; J. Keir, Wellington; Winst-one (Ltd,), Auckland. Fortvarditig and Custom Houso Agents. General Carriers. First-rale SAMPLE ROOMS for Commercial Travellers. Tho Very Best of Storage Accommodation. FURNITURE REMOVALS By Road, Rail, or Sea a Specialty. Telephone 2304. Private Residence 1128. SALES DY AUCTION. TUESDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, 1911, At 2 p.m. At his Rooms, in Hereford street, Christchurcli, CHRISTCHURGTI! CHRISTCHURCIII i TO INVESTORS, SPECULATORS, DRAPERS, and BUSINESS MEN GENERALLY. ' TO LET ON BUILDING LEASE. THE CREAM OF CITY BUSINESS PROPERTY. 111 ft Frontage to Cathedral square. 100 ft Frontaga to Colombo stroat. 111 ft Frontage lo Gloucester islrcet. CII A R L E S CLARK begs to announce that tho present leases of Town Section No. 705, with frontages as above, run out on the Ist day o.f July, 1912, and, instructed by tho Trustees in the Estate of the late foaac Luck, ho will sell by public auction, as above: . THE LEASE OF THE SITE FOR 50 YEARS. •Rent and term (o commcnco from tho Ist July, 1912. - ' Present Buildings to Lcwmo- |,he property cf- the lessee as a set-off against less of. rent-while .rebuilding, which will have to Lo commented within t,ho (iret 12 months. Lussm will have lo erect a building of two storeys in brick and etono capable of carrying an additional sloniy, of the value approximately of £10,000. The premises atv> now occupied by the following-viz., Booklovcrs' Library, HpeeUitor Ottice, I.oasby liros., Woodward and Co., tho Misws Fa-tor, Miss Cook, E. llcwisb, Brown's Laundry, the Jungle, Ice Cream Parlour, Smith's Boot Shop, Nixon lire/;., Smith and Son, A. Johns, and T. 11. ller.smann. From its central |>osilion the above sito is 'held to l\> ono of the best retail frontages in CliMtelnilT.h, and that it will to continuo is beyond miestion. ! For tho -purpose of m-esjnt investment and prcspcL'tiv-:) value it cannot be ap- ' proachrd by any other city property, and j an opportunity such as this occurs but onoo i in a lifetime. I Tho draft lease can l)j seen at tho Ane- ! t,'oncer's Ollioe. 15 iy | —^ ! QTILL LEADING. £3 My Special Line of Ono Dozen Cabinet Photographs, frith 12 x 10 FlatiiioMatt-Bromidc Enlargement, for 15s, is still the best value given by any firm ; n the Dominion, See S|>eciniens at Studio, and urcvj .truth of this statement.—W. R. Frost's Photo Studio, 114 Giv.ga street, Dunedin. P.Sij