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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8760, 26 February 1900, Page 1

&£&£&&!&£ TJNE Ltd MONTHLY DESPATCH OF FIRST- OLAoS CARGO STEAMERS TO LONDON DIRECT, Taking cargo at through rates of freight fo i MANCHESTER & LIVERPOOL. Tons ComSteamer Burden tnander Tomoana .„ ._ 10,000 Felgate Hawke's Bay ... 8,000 Fishwicb Indramayo ... „ 7,000 Craven Star of Viatoria ... S,DOO Hart Indraghiri ... ._ 8,000 Harwaod Star of England ... 6,500 Weech Imlradcvi 10,000 Firth Star of New Zealand 8,000 Reedj Star of Australia .„ 10,000 Simpsoj New Steamer ... 10,000 (building) The above steamers were all built specially for the New Zealand trade, fitted with refrigerating machinery of the most modern type, in charge of competent engiueers, and are noted for the exceptionally satisfactory condition in which their frozen meat cargoes are being delivered. The Company is preparsd to carry W')ol and P-oduce of every deseriptyonatiwe*' Current Hates of FniglU. For full particulars, apply t o — WILLI \US & KETTL 5, Lt > , £45 Agents, Gisborne. j&^rfr rpHE NEW ZEALAND i«^g^^^ SHIPIING COMPANY'S LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMER,*, FOR LONDDN, Via Montevideo, Timerifla, aid Pljmsutn Mall Sho:p Pott ol De- Sailing Stoim'rs Tone capa.lty pirbiie Deto Fapanui .. 7000 79,050 Wellington Fcb 22 Papsroa ... 7000 79,0511 Waimato.. 6688 11,239 Wakanui.., 7000 75,300 Wakatane 7000 79,050 SAILER. Vcs^l | Clasa | Tons | Sailing Glcncairn" „ | 100 Al | 1467 I Warrants issued lor Pdßsages frcm tine United Kingdom. Round the Worli(fust class), through Cans da oi United jtafcos, returning by New Zealand Shippinj Con pany, »r vice versa £. 25. FARES. NI!W ZEALAND TC LONDON, Claes Single Rotnrn Saloon ... „ £S8 JJIOS Second Saloon .„ £i 6 15e E65 Steei.age ... 15(ol9 ;uineaß (single) including kit. For passige or freight apply to — THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MEF.CA.NTICE AGENCY JO., Ltd. Jt >■ TTTTT T VCU D s|j§||l£ LINE, Ltd. DIRECT STEAM SERVICE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND AUSTRALASIA. imiRST- CLASS Cargo Steamers will JL leave NEW YORK Jt eeguiaH intervals, taking Gaigo fo;: MELBOURNE | WELLINGTON SYDNEY CANTERBURY and AUCKLAND | OTAGO. The Company's next despatches will be — Steamer Tons Sailing date Hawke's Bay ._ 4583 ... February 24 Indbaderi ._ 6000 .„ March 31 New Zealand Importers of Amorican merchandise are specially invited to instruct! their agents in the Hinted States to support the TYSER LINE STEAMERS, and to communicate with the Company's New York representatives, Messbs PUNCH, EDYJG & CO., Produce Exchange, New York; Messes TYSER & CO., 16 Fenchurch Avenue, London ; or, Messes WILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd., Gisborne. RICHARD TODD, 418 Colonial Superintendent, Napier QHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBICT O COMPANY (Limited). MONTHLY LINE OF ROYAL MAIL PAST PASSENGER STEAMERS BETWEEN ALL PORTS OP NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON. s^-'-kk H oyAL MAIL s||||||p£ STEAMERS, With SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION for all Classes of Passengers, Calling at Monte Video or Rio, Teneriffe, and Plymouth. FAST PASSENGER STEAMERS. U ««m« || Commander **«£■ s ffis lonic 4752 Kempaon Lyttelton Mar 1 Gothic 7776 Kidloy Apr 26 CARGO TEAMERS. •Aotea 6364 Evans Wellington Fob 8 Pakeha 4331 Prosser „ Fcb 20 Rangatira 4015 Eurton Maori 5317 Moffatt Kumara 0600 Scotland "Tokomaru 6238 Maxwell Mamari 3583 McDougal llnti.tua 3320 Holn es Dolpliic 8273 W. aowden Woiwcra 0000 Stuart "These Steamers take a limited number of Passengers. In addition to the above Steamers, Cargo Steamers and Sailing Ships will be despatched at regular intervals during the season. TICKETS issued for Passengers from Great Britain for £15 15s and upwards. The undersigned are empowered to grant Passages from London to New Zealand, payment for which has been guaranteed in the Colony. DAIRY PRODUCE carried in Cool Chambers or Freezing Chamber at REDUCED RATES. Wool, Tallow, Flax. Grain, and other New Zealand Produce carried at Lowest) Current Rates. For Freight or Passage apply to — BENNETT & SHERRATT ; oe, COMMON, SHELTON, & CO. Agents, IFOISqisriEID! " A report comeß from the dUtriob of Wagunyah, N.S.W., of a settler and hia family exhibiting very serious symptomß of poisoning after partaking of their evening meal. In searching for the cause, suspicion fell on the tea they had used. A ample taken from a one pound tin in use was analysed and found to contain strong traces of muriatic acid, the presence of which is caused by the use of spirits of salts in welding the parts of tin together. The analyst warns conßumers that tea packed in Bmall tins, owing to its very absorbent nature, is very liable to become impregnated with this acid, and therefore dangerous for human consumption, and advises that the very safest package to purchase is that packed in lead with an inside lining of vegetable parchment. This style of packet is quite impervious to the air, and tea so packed has been known to retain all its aroma and strength for a period of five years." NOTE.— KOZIE TEA is packed in Lead with an inside Lining of Vegetable Parchment. NOTICE. MURTOFS SHEEP DIP. QHEEPFARMERS please not that we have appointsd Mesßrs WILLIAMS | AND KETTLE, Ltd., SOLB AGENTS for out DIP, who will promptly supply all requirements ; MURTON ds CO.