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Otago Witness, Issue 2056, 20 July 1893, Page 1

Public Notices. ' ;&x^ - C! HAW, SAVILL.& ALBION • - J&KI^ COMPANY (LIMITED). Tgggfc*§||_ STEAM TO LONDON *^^^ UNDER 40 DAYS. Via Capk Hobn, Rrp db Janeiro, & Tenemffb. TIMETABLE. ' I 3| £-1 p ? rt of ' Dat 6of J £'i op, Departure. Departure. CO fjj y Coptic 4448 3000 Lyttelton Thursday, July 27 Tainui 50313500 — ' Thursday. Sept. 14 Doric 47843000 . - Thursday, Oct. 12 Arawa 50263000 — Thursday, Nov. 9 IOKIO 47533000 - Thursday, Dec. 7 * The above steamers are of the highest class and speed, with Saloons amidships. Second-class and Steerage Accommodation are very superior. First Saloon Passage, 60 guineas ; Second Saloon, 35 guineas ; Third Class (open births), £18 18s. The Undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London or Glasgow to New Zealand payment for which has been guaranteed in the For further particulars apply to the Agents in Dunedin: < ' ' NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), DALGETYAND COMPANY (LIMITED) MURRAY; ROBERTS, AND COMPANY. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. Ak&^K FOR LONDON Via RIO DE fgH^il^ JANEIRO, through Magel«£siiin9Ußk lan Straits (weather peri : mifctiDg). The Company's Royal Mail Steamer ; 4515 tons register ; 4000-horse power. ■ , Will be despatched as above from V' WELLINGTON, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 3rd. TO be followed by- the Ruahine from Ljttelton on September 7, 1893. " Passengers '6ent to Port of Departure FREE. These steamers have splendid accommodation for all classes of ■ passengers at MODERATE RATES^. , " , RETURN TICKETS at REDUCED FARES. Sheltered Promenade ' Deck. Second Saloon on upper de"ck; < Cabins amidships; Electric Light; Liberal Cuisine. •Warrants issued for. Passages from the United Kingdom to New Zealand on approved guarantee for payment in the colony. '" For further particulars apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED), 1 9 Bond Steeet, Dunedin. > — —^——~—-- — — • -m/r c s s a g er i c s -'WBjfjk MARITIMES. ' DUNEDIN, SYDNEY, or MELBOURNE ' to LONDON. atitm Overland from-MARSEILLES, via JARIS, Steamers under<Postal Contract with the .Government of France. __„-. and PORT SAID. Passengers Booked to BOMBAY, REUNION, MAURITIUS/ahd EAST COAST of AFRICA. . Steamers. J Mel^ Ade f a lde. Ajimand Behic6s37 July 27 July 31 Aug. 4 Australien .. 6424 Aug. 22 Aug. 26 Sept. 1 VILLE DE LA" > . QiOTAT 6537 Sept. 27 Oct. 1 Oct. 3 PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH FROM DUNEDIN. Rates of passage" mon6y to Marseilles, from £24 to £65, including table wines and Suez Canal dues on passengers. RETURN TICKETS -issued at tho following . rates:^" Ist 2nd 3rd Class. Class. Class. Available nine months... £105 £70 £42 Saloon Passengers booked through to London, via Paris. Best railway, accommodation, luggage conveyed free, and a fortnight allowed from Marseilles en route. First-class, £70; Second-class, £47 ' ' By special arrangement an ENGLISH INTER- '- PRETER will attend on board upon arrival of Bteame&at Marseilles,- to give passengers every RBSistancff in disembarking, passing their luggage through the Customs, -&c. He will also accom- ? Bjy s Agents, Dunedin. JOHN S. .CAPSTICK (Late-Brewers' Traveller), Having retired from tKe travelling, has determined tocommence business as HOTEL BROKER and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. My /experience in the Hotel line should place mo in the ! first position of adviser to anyone wishing to go into the business,, and my advice will be given to those who wish to consult ins in the matter at my OfiSce, Cumberland street, next to Bern's Hotel, Dunodin. - Telephone No. 559.