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Otago Witness, Issue 2370, 3 August 1899, Page 1

Public Notices. iSSaSSku*. OHIEE LINE DIRECT >^ STEAMERS. *&&&&&& QTAGO TcTIONDON. PERTHSHIRE ...""SOOO'tons 350CJh.p. BUTESHIRE 8000 tons 3500Ji.p. BANFFSHIRE ... SlOO tons 3500 h.p. PIFESHIIIE (Build'g) 8500 tons 3500 h.p. NAIRNSHIRE ... 8500 tons 3500 h.p. MORAYSHIRK ... S5OO 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 46 days, will be despatched at regular intervals. Steamers are fitted throughout with ELECTRIC LIGHT, and accommodation is pro-videJ for Saloon Passengers. OUR NEXT DEPARTURE FOR, LONDON FROM PORT CHALMERS Will be PERTHSHIRE, Capt J. Wallace.— August 3. [ (Calling at Canary Islands). I Doctor and Stewardess carried. SALOON PASSAGE MONEY, 45 Guineas OTAGO TO LONDON. j For Plans and further Particulars, &c. apply i to the Managers, TURNBULL, MARTIN, & CO., Australian Mutual Provident Buildings, Princes street, Dunedin. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. SYDNEY to LONDON, via COLOMBO and PARIS. — Steamers of 6500 tons, under postal contract with the French Government, will be despatched monthly, calling at Intermediate ports as follows: — Steamer. Sydney. Melbourne. I Adelaide. Noon. 1 p.m. J 1 p.m. Armand Behic Aug. 7 August 10 Aug. 12 Australian Verrox Sept 4 September 7 Sept 9 Passengers booked to Bombay, India, China, Batavia, and Japan. Table wines are included in the passage money. Return Tickets at Re-duced-Rates. English spoken on board.— For further particulars apply to NEILL & CO. (Ltd.), Dunedin. The NEW ZEALAND BIBLE, TRACT, BOOK SOCIETY HAVE REMOVED TO 46 PRINCES STBEET (Whitcombe and Tombs's late Premises^, I THE PUBLISHING MARVEL OF THE CENTURY I CHAS. M. SHELDON'S STARTLING AKD AWAKENING BOOKS. Selling; by Thousands All Over the Country. Prices : Paper Covers, Od ; Cloth, Is -Id, including postage. "IN HIS STEPS; OR, WHAT WOULD JESUS DO?" Few will read it without being fired with the resolve to walk in His CRUCIFIXION OF PHILIP STRONG." A powerful story of self-abnegation aud its fruits. "HIS BROTHER'S KEEPER" A stirring narrative on the theme of Christian responsibility. " ROBERT HARDY'S rfjSVlsN DAYS." A sure energiser of vigorous Christian effort. "RICHARD BRUCE." Christian effort for the good of others. -MALCOLM KIRK." Consecrated labour m a frontier settlement. "TWENTIETH DOOR." An appeal for , greater consecration on the eve of the twentieth century. THE TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS, &, AGEHCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). SPECIALLY Empowered by Act of ParliakD ment to act as Executor, Trustees, Receiver, Liquidator, Guardian, Committee undsr the Lunatics Act, and Attorney under power, in the same way as an individual, but unlike an individual the Company never dies nor leaves the country, nor becomes incapacitated, and its financial position is easily ascertained. This Company is specially qualified therefore to uct for absentees. I CAPITAL, £50,000. (10,000 Shares of £5 Each.) TOTAL LIABILITY, £100,000. Directors : E. B. Cargill, Esq., J. M. Ritchie, Esq., James Mills, Esq., P. C. Neill, Esq., John Roberts, Esq., J. R. Sinclair, Esq. W. Laweexce Simpson, Manager. Office: ' xchange Buildings, Liverpool street, Dunedin. Agent in London : H. J. Gibbs, Esq., 34 Leadenhall street, E.C. The Company collect rents, dividends, interest, or other income, invest money, negotiate ioans, purchase and dell real and personal toperty, manage estates, and generally act es agents. Forms, charges, "and all other information can bo obtained on application at the ofLce ot the Company or any oi its agencies.