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Otago Witness, Issue 2086, 15 February 1894, Page 1

Public Notices. teVogg: t QHIRE LINE DIRECT O STEAMERS. - '£lMg!3M®2& QTAGO TO liONDON. ELDERSLIE ... .. 3750 tons -1800 h.p. FIKESHIRE 6000 tons 2400 ltp. NAIRNSHIRB ... 6100 tons 250Q,h.pi MOKAYSHIRB! <. BlCMtoniT * 2500 h. p. PERTHSHIRE ... ScOOtona ' 3500 h.p. BUIESHIRE 8000 tons 3500 h p. The above magnificent Steamers, which have all been specially built for the New Zealand trade, and make an average passage of 4(5 days, will be despatched at regular intervals. Steamers are fitted throughout with ELECTRIC LIGHT, and accommodation is provided for 36 Saloon Passengers. DEPARTURES FROM PORT CHALMERS TO LONDON DIRECT (Calling at Canary Islands) as under :—: — PFRTHSHIRK | Captain Wallace | February 24 Doctor and Stewardess will be carried. SALOON PASSAGE MONEY, £35, OTAGO TO LONDON. For plans and further particulars, <fee., apply te the Managers, TURNBULL, MARTIN, & CO. Australian Mutual Provident Buildings, 20d Princeß street, Dunedin. JEWELLER TO THE QUEEN. JOHN HISLOP, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN, 74 Phinces Street, Dcnedin, TAKES the opportunity to thank his Customers for the past support, and begs to intimate that he has severed all connection with his Old Premises, having sold out all his old Stock, and has removed to the above number (five doors higher up the street), where he will continue to carry on the business of PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER. J. H. will make the Watch Department his special care, so that persons having Valuable and Expensive Timekeepers can depend upon them being repaired to their satisfaction. All Orders from the Country (Jobbing and New Work, or Goods) will receive prompt attention. Spectacles to Suit all Sights. Note the Address: JOHN HISLOP, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, 74 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. W. AITKEN AND SON, TAILORS, No. 10 ROYAL ARCADE, X>EG to aitimate to their customers that -*■* they have REMOVED to those spacious Premises next Mrs Loft's, and trust, by careful attention to the wants of their patrons, to merit a continuance of their past favours. Note Address : W. AITKEN & SON, Tailors, 10 Royal Abcade, Dunkpin. 22j0 A. G. WATSON. PRINCES STREET SOUTH, DUNEDIN. Established 1863. WAGGON-BUILDER, General Blacksmith and Wheelwhioht. Farm and Road Drays, Lorries, Spring Vans, and Carts, &c., Made on the Shortest Notice. THE: i SHADES HOTEL, Dowling Stbeet,^ Dunedin. rPIHREE Minutes from Railway Station. — X J. C. SHORT, proprietor.— The bed and sitting rooms are commodious, comfortable, and clean ; the refreshments, both solid and liquid, are genuine, generous, and good. — Charges moderate. 23n COX'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Maclaggan Street (A few doors above the Arcade). Pkter Nelson Proprietor .l This favourite Restaurant and Temperance Hotel provides the Best Accommodation. ■ Clean Bedding and Linen, and Airy Rooms. 3 Boarders— By the Week, 18s ; Single Day, 3a fid. Meals, 9d. Beds, Is.