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Shipping I*k^ IHB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OP STEAMERS Under contract with New Zealand Government) Are appointed to sail wi'h Her Majesty's Mail? as nnder, for LONDON, Vis Bio de Janeiro and TeneriflEe:— I SU«ners. ! I °° m e r " D P e° P itu 01 , |** 1 ! 1891 Tongarixo 4163 Bone Wellington Feb 19 Aorangi 4 1 63 SutcliflEe , ... Mar. 1? Rimutaka 4474 Greenstret ... April I<> Ruapehu 4163 Findlay ... .May 14 Kaikoura 4474 Crutchley ... Juna 11 And thenceforward every fourth Thursday. Passengers sent to Port of Departure FREE. Warrants issued for Passages from aay pan of the United Kingdom to New Zealand oc : approved guarantee for payment in the colony INSULATED COOL CHAMBERS, For BUTTER AND CHEESE, Ara fitted in the above Steamers. For further particulars apply to THB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD., Orescent, InvercargilL THE NEW ZEALAND BHIPPING COMPANY LIMITED. DIREOT LINE WOOL BHIPB FOR LONDON THB COMPANY'S MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER SHIP WAI M E A 847 Tone Register, Classed at Lloyds 100A1, IS NOW LOADING AT BLUFF, FOR LONDON DIRECT, and will sail IN ALL FEBRUARY. As the greater portion of her cargo is a'ready engaged, the ship will have quick despatch, iiarly application for space is necessary. Apply OFFICES, CRESCENT. Note — Wool fer shipment should be consigned to NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, fe2 Bluff. rTIHE LAKE WAKATIPU JOTyr^ STEAM SHIPPING CO. (Limitbd.) TIME TABLE ON AND AFTER THE 20th DECEMBER, 1890. g ri **& in vi i Monday |6.15 a.m. 7 p.m.] 6 a.m 11 a.m Tuesday 9 a.m. i p.m. 10.30 am 4 p.m Wednesday 6.16 a.m. 7 p.ic. Thursday 8 ft.ni. 1 p.m. 10.80 am 4 p.m Friday 6.15 a.m. 7 p.m. \ Saturday 6.15 a m.f 1 pan. 10.30 am 4 p.m j During the Excursion Be eon, from the Ist December to 31st March, Return Tickets will be issued, available for two months from date of issu*. Fares between Kiu^.«:on and Queenstown — Saloon (cingle), 7p 6t ; fit-turn, 12s 6rt ; Bteerage (single), 6s ; Bet urn, 7s fid Freight— los per ton. All Live Stock carried \i owners risk. Fares between Head of Lake and Qntenstown — Saleon, single, lOe ; Return, 15s ; Steerage, 7s 6d ; Return, lla. All cargo is carried subject to the conditions and terms printed on the Company's forms of ' Consignment Note and Waybill. Meale or other refreshments may be had en board ■teamen R. T. WING, Manager. •\ ~k3\ T'HB 8, S. INVBRCARGILL nwjL^TV 1 Captain Sundstrom, will S^H\lvS>. leave the Invercargill Jetty for aSSSBv Dmnedit every Thursday, retarnng from Dnnedin every Tuesday. Freight from Duneiin. 18e per ton, delivered. For tvther partial tars, apply to * B CAMPBELL. A*ent Hotels SOUTHLAND HOTEL GORE. JOHN O'KANE ... Proprietor. This we'l known brick hostelry having received s»n addition of a large number of sitting and bedrooms the propnetor has now ample accommodation to offer to the travelling public. Bathrooms and every convenience Charges moderate. sel6 -ITT IN TON HOTEL C. D. MOORB PrOPBIETOR. This new Hotel is within one m : nnte's walk of the Railway Station, and is convenient for Travellers obtaining refreshment. Firßt class accommodation. A.I. HORSES AND BUGGIES OBTAINABLE AT A MOMENT'S NOTICE. au2o CRESCENT HOTEL LESSEE ... MRS W. E. HEYWOOD. MRS W. E. HEYWOOD (late of the Albion Hotel) respectfully intimates to the travelling public that she has leased the above Hotel, and wi'l be prepared to receive visitors on and after Friday, Ist August. The house has ju^t received a thorongb over- ! haul and has been newly furnished throughout in 1 the best style. Visitor can rely upon receiving every comfort and best attention. Invercargill, 30th July, 1890. aul PNPIRB BOTBIi TAY STRHET, LNVERCABGILL. The Proprietor, THOS. WHITAKER, begs most respectfully to return his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage of his numerous friends and the general public during his twenty-three years' experience in Hotel keeping, and to still further accommodate his customers and suit tht times, he has decided on making an all round reduction in price of his hitherto matchless accommodation, by adopting the following scale of charges — Regular Boarders ... £1 per week Meale Is each Beds ... ... ... I 8 ea °h 1 Meals provided for Travellers leaving Town by the Early Trains, who may depend upon being called in time. ' HOT, COLD, AHD SHOWER BATHS. ALBS, WISES, AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. ; GOOD STABLING Free of Charge or partie | staying at the HoteL Please Note the Address— THOMAB WHI.TAKBB, i SKPiEi Sotu, Tat Smut, lanaoAMiiit

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Southland Times, Issue 11654, 7 February 1891, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Southland Times, Issue 11654, 7 February 1891, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Southland Times, Issue 11654, 7 February 1891, Page 1

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