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Southland Times, Issue 11462, 22 May 1890, Page 1

Shipping 4 *Vj* v rpHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL MAU. LINE OF STEAMERS (Under contract with New Zealand Government) Will be despatched with Her Majesty's Mails, as under, for . LONDON, Via Rio de Janeiro and Teneriffe:— Bt,ame f s. I !%*£. Dat * Aorangi 4l63Sutcliffe Wellington June 12 Rimntafea 4474 Greenstret Wellington July 10 Buapehu 4163 Findlay ... Aug 7 Kaikoura 4474.Crutchley ... Sept. 4 Tongariro 4163 Bone ... Oct. 2 And thenceforward every fourth Thursday. Passengers sent to Port of Departure FBEE. Warrants issued for Passages from any part of the United Kingdom to New Zealand on approved guarantee for payment in the colony INSULATED COOL CHAMBEBS, For BUTTER AND CHEESE, Ar# fitted in the above Steamers. For further particulars apply to THB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, Ltd., Esk street, Invercargill. Insurances. LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBB INSURANCE COMPANY. Teh Labßßht Company jot the Wobld* Invested Funds £7,072,149 Net Income 1,829,388 Claims Paid 21,586,102 Every description of fire risks accepted at lowest rates. T, BSODBICK, Agent rpHE'MARINE INSURANCE COY., LTD 1 J OF LONDON. ESTABLISHED 1836. CAPITAL SUBBCBIBED ... £1,000,000. Capital paid up £180,000 Reserve Fund 450,000 Premium Funds 370,000 Total funds in hand £1,000,000 Marine risks at Lowest Current Bates. Wool Insured from shed door to London. MITCHELL, WHITE & CO,, nls Agents, Invercargill Watchmakers TTISITORS TO THE NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS EXDIBIFION. Will miss one of the most interesting sights in the Southern Hemisphere, should they fail to visit the ' NSW ZEALAND WATCH EMPORIUM, 84 Pbinoes Stbhht, DmpsiK. The depot from whioh STBWABT DAWSON AND CO, The well known ENGLISH LEVER WATCH Manufacturers, of Liverpool and London, offer te a discriminating colonial public WATCHES WATCHES WATCHES Perfect as Timekeepers, Matchless in Quality, Finish and Workmanship, at prices ABSOLUTELY DEFYING COMPETITIOH. Direct from the Factory to the People, thus abolishing all intermediate profits. IF YOU WANT To secure one of those invaluable timekeepers, and to learn beforehand all particulars concerning them, a splendidly illustrated Pamphlet will be delivered free to anybody calling for it, or sent for 3d stamp to anybody who writes fer it, to STEWART, DAWSON 6 CO. IF YOU WANT A first class, highly finished Lady s or Gent's Hunting Lever Watch, with gold balance and all latest improvements, worth seven guineas, for £8 16s, write to STEWART, DAWSON & CO. IP YOU WANT A compensation balance, full je welled Gentleman's Lever Hunting Watch well worth 8 guineas, for £4 10s write to STEWART, DAWSON * CO. IF YOU WANT An English Chronograph Lever Watch } plate, with centre seconds and stop action, hunting case, of value unequalled at nine guineas, for £6 10s, write to STEWART, DAWSON * GO. IF YOU WANT A real English Keyless Railway Lever for excellence, convenience, and accurate performance never equalled, plate glass front, defying any nsk of breakage, worth ten guineas, for £6 10s. write to STEWART, DAWBON & CO. IF YOU WANT The Stand ard of Appeal for the Sporting world, an English Double Chronograph with independent start, stop, and fly back second hand, crystal front, £9 10s ■• and hunting case £10 10s, Gold oases, crystal front £25, Hunters£27 10s Watches pronounced by all wearers to be the " Acme of Perfection," and un,doubt edly worth those sold elsewhere at double those prices, write to STEWART, DAWSON ft CO* IF YOU WANT A horizontal movement, Sterling Silver Lady's and Gent's "Defiance" watch, worth fifty shillings but sold at £1 7s 6d, Hunters £1 15 a, write to STEWART, DAWSON & CO. Besides these and many other grades, too numerous to mention, but all fully illustrated in their pamphlet. STEWART, DAWSON AND CO., Have on exhibition a splendid assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Jewellery of all descriptions, at prices hitherto unknown In the colony. NEW ZEALAND WATCH EMPORIUM, 34 Pkiwokb Street, Dunbdut, And at Auokland, Sydney, and Melbourne. o2 T UMSDEN.— MR JAStES MARTIN, Agent AJ for this Journal at Lumsden, will receive orders for the Paper or for Advertisements. An Agent's Parcel" of the Times is despatched to Mr Martin by the first out-going train Every Morning, and copies may be obtained immediately on the arrival of th« train. A Runner attends the Waimea and Kingston Trains, as they arrive and depart frojn the Lwaßoes plttffTO- ,