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public Notices. ftMSSSsfe* OJHIRE LINE DIRECT ' dgSSßSi^*^ STEAMEKS. OTAGO TO LONDON. PERTHSHIRE ... 8000 tons 3500h.p. BUTESHIRE 8000 tons 3500 h.p. BANFFSHIRE ... 8100 tons 3500 h.p. FIFESHIRE 8500 tons- 3500 h.p. NAIRNSHIBE *.. 8500 tons 3500 h.p. , MOBAYSHIBE ... SSOO 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 desoatched at regular intervals. Steamers" are fitted throughout with ELECTRIC LIGHT, and accommodation is provided for Saloon Passengers. OUR NEXT DEPARTURE FOR LONDON Will be • From WELLINGTON. BUTESHIRE— C. OIsen— DECEMBER 14 ' (Calling at Canary Islands). Doctor and Stewardess carried. SALOON PASSAGE MONEY, Ao Guineas OTAG-O TO LONDON. For Plans and further Particulars, &c. apply to the Managers, TUftNBULL, MARTIN, & CO., Australian Mutual Provident Buildings, Princes street, Dunedin. i =4 H/f ' ESSAGERI'ES *a4^i^: -"-«- ' MARITIMES. fiJSifvtX^"- SYDNEY to LONDON, via -^^^^^> COLOMBO and PARIS. Steamers of 6500 tons, under postal contract ■with the French Government, , calling at MELUtj'JKJiE, ADELAIDE, ALBANY,- COLOMBO, SUEZ, and PORT SAID, -will be despatched monthly as follows: — „, Sydney. Melbourne. Adelaide. Steamer. Noon. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. VILLE BE Li Oiotai Dec. 24 Dec >27 Dec. S9 1901 1901 -T.goi Poiykesien J&i\ 2' Jan. 24 Jan. 26 Amiand Behic Ftb 1> Feb. 21 Feb. 23 Austraxten J Mar. 1 Liar. 2j .Mar. 23 Passengers booked to BOMBAY, INDIA, CHINA, BATAVIA, and JAPAN. PASSAGE MONESf, JS27 to £17, including RETURN TICKETS at REDUCED RATES. ENGLISH SPOKEN ON BOARD. Return Tickets (first saloon) between intercolonial ports are available for return by P. a,nd O. and Orient Steamers having room. For further particulars apply to REILL '& CO. (LIMITED), Dunedin. THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF , ,NEW ZEALAND (Limited). With which are incorporated the Firms i/f Gillies, Stbeet, and Hislop and Connell and Moodie. • ' Subscribed Capital • £108,345 Paid ; Up " .£24,279 • Diiiectoes : Thomas Moodie, Esq. Walter Hislop. Esa. • Keith PiAinsay, lilsq. W. E. Reyno}ds,--E?q. . Manager : Walter Hislop. Offices : Corner of Rattray and Vogel streets, Dunedin. This Company fs empowered by Special A^t oE Parliament of New Zealand-to act as Executor Mid Trustee under a will; as Trustee under Marriage or other Settlements ; as Trustee in place of other Trustees wishing to be relieved from their trusts ;- as Agent ior Executors, Trustees, or Administrators, -md as Attorney or Agent for persons j^sident in the ' Colony or abroad. The Company undertakes the" Investment of Money on real or other securities ; the Collection oi Rents, In terests, Dividends, or other income; the Ne ( wotiation of Loans ; the Sale and Purchase < i Properties, either privately or by auction ; and the Management of Estates. The Company has For Sale and To Lease, Properties in all parts of the colony, full par- , ticulars of which 'can be had on application at ' the oir.ee. Money To Lend at Lowest Current Rates. Excelsior flotelj DUNEDIN. RODERICK MACKENZIE, „ liate of the Oban Hotel, Dunedin, BEGS to notify 'that he has taken Donaldson's (Excelsior) , Hotel, at tne corner of Dowling and Princes streets, Dunedin, where he will be glad to meet his friends. The hotel is newly-built, has excellent ac- ■ comruodation for families, and all the appointments and sanitary arrangements, including hot, colcl, and shower baths, are First Class, The j)osition is central to post office, railway station, and wharf. JEelophwy? £08. |2p