TTNION STEAM ||^m& SHIP COMI>ANy 0F fl^E^lj NEW ZEALAND. TIME-TABLE FOR JANUARY. Steamship. Date ot Sniling, oat FOR AUCKLAND. To Anau Wednesday, Jan. 2.1 S a.m. Mokoia Saturday, 'Jan. '2S 10 a.m. FOR NAI'IER AXIJ WELLINGTON. Mokoia To-day (W'dn'sday) ."i&Tp.m. Omapero Friday, Jan. '2'l I p.m. Floia Sunday, .Inn. '22 o p.m. FOR AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY. Mokoia Saturday, Jan. 2H 10 a.m. Wiiihora Saturday, Feb. 1 1 1(1 a.m. FOR NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN. Mokoia To-day (W'dn'.sdaj ) .I & 7 p. m. Flora Sunday, Jan. 22 .") p.m. To Anau Sunday, Jan. "20 ."> p.m. FOR PAKARAK, TO LAG O, TOKOJUARU, WAIPIRO BAY, TUPAROA, AWANUI, TE ARAKOA, HICK'S BAY, OKKTI, AND AUCKLAND. Kia Ora To-d.iy (Wednesday) 11 p.m. FOR BLUFF, HOBART, MELBOURNE. *Mokoia To-day (Wdn'sday) .")&7p.m. *Tranships to Monowai at Dunedin. FOR SUVA AND LKVUKA. (From Auckland). Upolu Tuesday, Jan. SI FOR TONGA, SAMOA, FIJI, THENCE TO SYDNEY. (From Auckland.) Hauroto Wednesday, Feb. 8 FOR RARATONGA AND TAHITI. (From Auckland). Ovalau Tuesday, Feb. 14 FOR HONOLULU &. SAN FRANCISCO. (From Auckland) Moana Saturday, Jan. 21 Alameda Saturday, Feb. IS FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL. Leave Sydney Tjcavo Melbourne Oroya I Feb 1 | Feb 7 •Cuzco I PubJs | Feb 21 Ana fortnightly thereafter 'Calling at Hobart. Tickets available by Messrs Huddart, Parker and Co.'s steamers Westralia and filingamite. Holders of return tickets must obtain boat pass at office before embarking. JAMES M C KEE Wholesale and Retail Family Grocer, Theatre Buildings, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. XMAS AND NEW YEAR SEASON 1898-99.] . — - [189S-99. SHIPMENTS TO HAND. SHIPMENTS TO HAND. NEW" FRUITS. £)PT BOXES MUSCATEL RAISINS 20 Boxes ELEME RAISINS 20 „ SULTANAS 20 „ MILDURA RAISINS 150 „ NEW FIGS 25 „ CALIFORNIAN DESSERT FRUITS 10 „ EVAPORATED FRUITS, Californian, to clear, Qn per lb. TINNED PINEAPPLES PRUNES (in Bottle) JORDAN,. SICILY, AND GROUND ALMONDfIt • GRYSTALISED, GINGER AND PRE-SERVED-..«INGER (in Jars) CRYSTALISBD; GOMQUATS LEMON, CITRON, & ORANGE PEEL ESSENCES AfrD SPICES' TINNED & POTTED MEATS (Great Variety) ; also, TINNED FISH CORDIALS PRESERVING, LOAF, AND ICING SUGARS. 100 g f if 1 100 (Canterbury and Local Prime Cure). CANTERBURY & DUTCH CHEESES. Biscuits and Ooafactionery. 2f^RATES OF CROCKERY VJRATES OF 'UROCKERY (Dinner and Toilet W.hie), Choice and Uncommon Patterns, selling at Exceptionally Low Prices. Also, — Traveller's Samples of ORNAMENTS, VASES, &c, At Gkeat Reductioxs. JAMES~M°KBE Theatre Buildings, Gladstone Road, Gisborne. 12 Ciiristmas "Christmas" 1898. 1898. For Your CHRISTMAS GROCERIES YOU CANNOT DO BETTER THAN BUY THEM OF "W.J.GOZ Who has a Large and First-class Stock of Groceries, which for Quality cannot be Excelled. NEW FRUITS of all descriptions, consisting of NEW Raisins, Elemes, Valencias, Sultanas, Currants, Prunes, Figs, Dates, etc. NEW MUSCATELS.-These are a Special Line, and are. far Superior to anything yet imported. PEEL— Lemon, Orange, and Citron SPICES-Of all descriptions. ALMONDS— Jordan, Valeucias, Barbary, etc. Hcddle'sßaspberryßalm, Lemon Siiuash, Limejuiee, DeCarle'b Ginger Wine Extract Herb Beer Extract, etc. HAMS R. Atkins's TTAMS AMS First Prize Cure. JJLAMS Every Ham Guaranteed. Also, HAMS Large stock of TTAMS A.MS Canterbury JLJIAMS STew Biscuits. IXqvt Confectionery. JUST OPENED UP-A choice assortment of French and Italian Goods, consisting of French Mustard, Truilles, Pate de Fois Gras, Olives (French and Spanish), Anchovies in oil, Macaroni, Vermicelli, etc., W. J. COX'S, Grocer, GLADSTONE ROAD. Tr.u;\'iio>-r. 99.] [Tj;i.i:nioxj: 99. HARRY KINNAIRD HOVELL, Authouisi:i> & Lici;Nsi-:r> Sm;vi;YoK by Examination over Two Colonies. LAND TRANSFER SURVEYOR. O URVEYlNGofeveiyclc.eriplioiniiuk'rIO li'.kcn ami cuiii]i)l-lu<l pirmiptly. Dn-U suctions Mirveu'd for purposes of felling. Areas given either by liori/.untiil or Miif.tce inw-iiie, as ic(,uired. Eighteen year*' expoiiencc 1 surveying through New Zealand and tropical forostsT TO SELECTORS OF LAND. All business transacted for intending selectors ui.der the various Land Acts. I VALUATOR. L Propui tic-, reported upon and valued for purposes of Sale or the negotiation of Loans. 1 _ TO LANDOWNERS. , C'Jiie.-pondence invited n. questions of cncro.icluiUMils. unknown or disputed boundaries. Md\ ing had i-uu-.idoi.ibli; experience by special engagement in this direction, 1 ' am piepared to investigate a ll questions ldating to the above, and the establishment of their true positions. All Imsim-vs mat In-, .iildre.-si-d can- of , the P.B. Hf.kald will iccei\e my prompt attention. jj^j [~~ mah.omet7aid7 i '-Tii- ink ul i!u- ui-c is north more tlmntho !.!i-...1i.f marly o." Perhaps «c do not all agree will! thl-:, bin cvpry uno acknowled^os that tin' Sim Baking Powder i-c'.ipses all others in qnnliU and purity. MEN THINK th.'v know all about Mv Favourite y<n powder. >w "do. Not t« 'liMrt is Uut lo ii;ivo.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8418, 18 January 1899, Page 2
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