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Southland Times, Issue 3027, 11 March 1878, Page 1

McMECKAN, BLACKWOOD, & CO.'S lane of Steamers are appeinted to sail from Bluff Harbor as under s — BINGABOOMA— For Dunedin, Lyttelfcon, Wellington, and Nelson, on or about the 11th March. ABAWATA— For Melbourne direct on or ebont 14th March. ALHAMBRA— For Dunedin, Ljttelton, Wellington, Nelson, Westport Greymontb, Hokitiks Mad Melbourne, on or abeut the 18th March. For Freight or Passage, apply to CABGULLB, GIBBS & CO., Agents, Invercargill ; Or HICHOL & TUCKER, Bluff Harbor. DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN BLTTFF HARBOR AND DUNEDIN. HHOUGHTO2J & CO.'S Steamers will leave BLUFF HARBOR for DUNBDIN as under :— WA2TGANUI— On Wednesday, 13th March Pwßeogers le»T« by 3.15 p.m, train. F»r freight ©r passage apply to T. BRODRICK Agent. Esk street. EOB LONDON DIKECT. mHB New Zealand Shipping Company's X clipper ship, Waitara, Capt. Caborne, 833 tant register, classed Aal at Lloyds, is now on the berth for London and will meet with prompt despatch. . The Waitara has roperior accommodation for first-class passengers. Fnrther particulars may be obtnined at the ofioss of the Company, E§k street. JOHN TURNBULL, n Agent. n AMPBELL AND EITCHIB Kj customs & shipping agents, COAL MBSCHANTS, DEE STREET. ■hfi ESSES M'MECKAN, BLACEWOOD & 1»1 CO. for the convenience of Consignee goods shipped at Londop or elsewhere via Melbourne for Bluff Harboi , or any other port n New Zealand, are willing to receive Bills of Lading and tale charge of goods in the Port of Melbourne and forward them to their destination by first steamer, chargisg for the transhipment only money actually paid out or pocket and regular steamers' freight. This will be found the cheapest and moßt expeditious mode of bringing out goods. CABGILLS, GIBBS & Co., Agents. COACHES. *c. LLOYD'S BAILWAT LINE OF COACHES. DUNEDIN TO INVERCAEGILL TN TWELTE HOURS. CHEAP FARES. CHEAP FAREB. THE abore Line of Comfortable four-horse Goaebes is now running between Balclutha and Clinton. Traveller Southwards are ref nested not to take Coach Tickets at any #f the Railway Station?, or of any touters on the way, as they can get their tickets at Balclntha or Clinton, upon arrival of the Train, for ONE-HALF THE MONEY CHARGED BY 0088 & CO. Beokiag Offices — CFinlayson's Temperance Hotel, Clinton, and W. Lloyd, Farmer's Hetol, Baldutha, W. LLOYD, Proprietor. NOTE. — Support this line and secure Cheap and Comfortable Travelling. COBB & CO.'S EOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES OVERLAND EOUTE TO DUNEDIN IN ONE DAY. FEOM the 21st June, 1877, passengers wih be conveyed from INVERCARGILL to DUNEDIN in ONE DAY, leaving Inver* cargill by 7 *.m t train, and during month July. < Passengers for INVERCARGILL mub leaTO DUNEDIfif by 4.30 p.m. train. E. B. WILLIAMS & CO., Proprietors. HOEB & MLLLAE'S ■pOYAL M^TT, LINE OF COACHES Will leave as follows :— Biverton to Invercargill at 9.30 a.m. Invercargill to Biverton at 9.30 a.m. Agents B. EBSKINE, Dee street. J.W. CHAPMAN, Palmereton Btreet, Biverton. COACH TO SWITZfiRS. AMATHESON'S COACH leaves Gore • every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, for Switzers, returning every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in time for the afternoon win.