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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15939, 5 December 1913, Page 1

SHIPPINO. [ TITHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING A COMPANY'S LINE. To London, via Montevideo, Teneriflo, and Plymouth. MOST MODERN PASSENGER r ' m STEAMERS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Stearaer. Tons. From ToSail. 1 im • Rihbtaka(2) ... JOI3O Wellington Pee, 11 s 11ehue!u(2) . 12500 Wellington Dec. 18 „ 19H. JjnAintm(2l ... igflOO Wemngton .Tan. « Rotoeua(3)* ... ]2£oo — F«b. 5 RPArp.HD(2)" ... - ' March 5 (2; Twin Screv. (2) Triple Screw. * Calls Rio. . Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. I, ACCOMMODATION IS NOT SURPASSED BY ANY OTHER LINE. . Apply 19 BOND STREET, DUNEDIN. i- TTEITH RAMSAY'S DUNEDIN •"* shipping agency. 8 — S.S. KOTARE, f, For INVERCARGILL, RIVERTON, AND J, CATLINS RIVER.—SATURDAY, 6th Decomber. Cargo received at A Shed, Biroh street wharf, till 10 a-m. 9 . S.S. JOHN. - For WANGANUI. 1 via TIMARU. LYTTELTON, and WELLINGTON.— . MONDAY, Bth Docember. Cargo till q noon. - J HIKE ol Llt,B « : STEAMEBS NEW ZEALAND TO AVONMOUTH .0 (BRISTOL). " «Tons Commander. 1 .. 12600 W. Chicken .. ~ 11900 W, J. Page , - •• 9550 J.Wallace " *• 9350 Thompson ~ •• •• 9650 W. H. Brodia •• 10000 C - P°rder MORAYSHIRE .. .. 9750 H. C. Howard tTwin Screw. 1 Wireless. Ino above Magnificent Stcfiners, which nave all been specially built for the New 1. , laT! d trade, will ba despatched at regular intervals. • Steamers are fitted throughout with every I modern convenience, and accommodation is provided for Saloon and Steerage Passenl. gers. Passage Money: Saloon, 40 guineas per - Adult; Steerage, £16 10s, £18 10s. and £20 r- lis per Adult, from any New Zealand port, h For further information apply to tho Managing Owners; TURNBULL, MARTIN, ft CO.. 1 Crawford street. Dunedin. 'I ' BOARD AND RESIDENCE. 7 L EVIATH AN HOTEL (Nearly opposite Railway Station), THE FAVOURITE HOUSE With tho Travelling Public. Electric Light in Every Bedroom. Hot Baths can be had at all hours Freo of Charge to Visitore and Boarders, MODERATE CHARGES. Country Visitors arc reminded that if only in Town for the Day they can obtain a Good Lunch from 12 till 2. Fire Esoapes throughout the Buildings. d Night and Day PorteTS. All communications to L ; JAMES CONNOR, Telephone 67. P.O. Box 112. . i V&7"ANTED (in : private, . comfortable' o '* j home), BOARD' anil residence for d father and t-h-rco children." going to echool; state particulan;.-Protestant, Times Office. WANTED, RESIDENCE and partW BOARD; sunny room; hill;central. Business, Times Office. 5J W'ANTED, Double Bed-Sitting ROOM » * (or two); conveniences.—Terms to J. ■« C., Times Office. 5d 0 ANTED, 1 or 2 steady young men jo ' » BOARDERS; washing, eto —Terms 3 27 Cargill street. 4d - WURNISHED ROOMS to LET; suit t-.ro ■«- girls or two men.—4oß Cumberland street. ' 5d * mO LET, Furnished Doublo ROOM; gas, A telephone; all conveniences.—l 9 Smith stieet ('phone 988). 3d KIA ORA HOUSE, 239 High street (3 minutes from C P.O.).—Vacancies for Boarders; moderate terms. 2d Li T ARGE DOUBLE ROOM VACANT; ii board and residence.—Mrs Macdonald, corner Queen and Albany streets. 2d |7VURNISHED ItOOMS to LET; fivo minutes from Octagon.—l Albert street. 2d VACANCIES for BOARDERS; single and doublo rooms; under new managoment.—lo9 York place. 2d J -11 CLYDE STREET: Home for ConJ - J—L valescents and Waiting Patients.— For terms apply Nurse Brew. 26n 1 /J LONDON STREET ("Bonnie Bank"): Xv Furnished ROOMS to LET; with or _ without board. 1 TTACANCIES for BOARDERS; single 9 * and double rooms; every convenience; 7 terms moderate.—2s2 High street. Id \ ITACANCY Few BOARDERS; every :® * convenience; central, 'Phone 3196.— g 47 Moray place (near .Choral Hall). ISo 5 "pRIVATE BOARD and Residence for 3 JT Two Young Men; bath (h. c.), piano. _ 50 Hanover street. 29n ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. 0 T I C £ WANTED, VISITORS TO ALEXANDRA Can procure. COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION 5. At ; HESSON'S PRIVATE HOTEL. ' Torms moderate. Arrange early, WANAKA HO TE L, Pembroke, Lalte Wanaka. Mr and Mrs 0, T, MUNRO desire to ~ intimate that they have Purchased this Excellent Hotel. Tourists and visitors can - rely upon obtaining all the comforts of a home away from home. Motor cars meet passengors on arrival of -Jj train at Clyde on receipt of telegram. 3n WHITE HART HOm, CHRISTCHURCH. y. THE LEADING COMMERCIAL AND 1: TOURIST HOTEL, a, F. M. DREWETT rFQMARU BY THE SEA.--Modern, Fur--2 A nifthrd HOUSE, overlooking Caroliuo j' Bay, to LET for Christmas holidays, or ' longer period.—W. .T. Bardsley, Harbour j. Board;, Timani. 5d lEWFIELiTtEa" ROOMS, Pino Hill' (above schoolhouee),—Accommodation Boarders; comfortable homo anyono requiring change. . , 2d S^E ASIDE ACCOMMODATION, Nuggefe Trap meets visitors Romahapa,—Writo or wire, telephono "Tirohanga," Mrs F Otfcway. 4d ANTICD, Furnished COTTAGE, seasido resort; fortnight Christmas.— Full particulars to W., Times Office. flj QEAsrDE: Wanted, Furnished CRIB, 12 ic .to monihs; J-acro or more.—Ozono, Times Office. 4d "OUKETERAKI; 4 and 5-roomrd Fur)o JT nished COTTAGES to LET; six weeks Christmas.—W. Harper. 4d S _ UPi®TOR _ ACCOMMODATION for summer visitors.—Apply Mr 3 R. DougIp.s. Beuoh Villa, Hampden. Id 50 TdTuGHTON: 2-roomcd COTTA'GETako Jl3 3 Furuif.hed ROOMS (from Jannarv le 17).—Mrs 11. M'Cnll. 5d et At"ag6l)AlLY TIMES AND WITNESS id <U JOB I'IUMTINC; DEI'AimiE.VT:m Job Printing of overy descriptiofl done with ip Despatch, and at the Lowest Current Kates,