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Southland Times, Issue 14101, 14 July 1898, Page 1

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Shipping Onion steam ship ecu pan? of new IZKALAND (Lmmio. approximate sailing dates. FOR2MELBOURNE Via hobart Talune— Friday, 22rd July.. 1.45 train FOR SYDNEY, via DUNEDIN, LYTTELTON, FOB WELLINGTON. Monowai-Monday, 18th July, 1.45 train Wakatipu—Friday, 29 h July, 1.45 train FOR AUCKLAND via OAMARU, UMARU, WELLINGTON, AND GISBORNE. Hawea—This Day, at noon * FOR SAN FRANCISCO FROM AUCKLAND i Mariposa—July 9th Moana—August Sth AGENTS FOR ORIENT LINE OF STEAMERS axd BAN FRANCISCO SERVICE. A & A ROUTE. Passengers booked to Western Australia at lowest men rates For Particulars apply to UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LiMiran The Orescent’ nvercargili. v. — _— The lake wakatipu steam ebifiincqCO Limited TIME TABLE from Ist May, 1898 to 80th November 1893 -— ! WH|pi Monday 8.15 a.m. 6.39 p.m 10a.ml Tuesday 10 a.m 1.15 p.m 10 a,m Wednesday 6.16 a.m. 6.30 p.m Khtmday 10a.m 1.15 p.m 10.80 a.m 3.30 p.m Friday 6.15 a.m 6.30 p.m Katurdry 615 a.m. 6.30 p.m Fares between Kingston a QueensUiwn—Saloon >B6d ; Steerage, 58. Dietan miles, steaming lime. 21 hours. . . Cargo 10s per ton, dead weight and measurement AU live etook oarriel at owners risk. Fares between Head of Lake and QueenstoJ rBaloon, single, 10s; Return, 16e; Steerage, Ta 6d| Return, 111 Distance. 85 miles; steaming time, 8 "°AUoant‘>ls carried subject to the conditions and -arms r inud on the Company’s forms of Consignment note and Waybill. hn .„, Meals or other refreshments may be had on board Agents’ throughout Australia and New Zealand— Thomae Cook and Sent There Is now a telegraph oflice. at Frankton wear E.IT.jWING, Manager rpHE F. G o. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY Under contract with the Imperial, New South Wales Victoria, and South Australian Governments) Will despatch the following steamers FOR LONDON, Calling at ALBANY, COLOMBO, ADEN, MALTA, GIBRALTAR, and PLYMOUTH. With liberty to call at Brindisi. ■ ' “ Leaves Leaves Leave Steamers Tons Sydney Melbo’rno, Adclaid Victoria 6927 July 16 July 19 July 21 India 3000 July 30 Aug 2 Aug 4 Australia 7006 Aug 13 Aug 16 Aug 18 Passengers for Brindisi tranship at Port Said. Rates of PASSAGE MONEY Via MELBOURNE—TO : nXlass-Single, £65 to £73; Return (availablefir twelve months), £ll5. Setond-class— Single, £B9 and £42; Return (available for 12 passengers are provided with Saloon Dkffi&zes to Australia. V Passage Money can ba paid here for paaaengers from England! Liberal concessions made to families during ths slack passenger season. For Informatilon, apply to Invercargill gWAW BAVILL AND ALBION CO., LID MONTHLY LINE DIRECT PASSISNGEB STE AMERS BETWEEN NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON lONIC TO. SAIL ON 18tii AUGUST [FARESf: First-class, single, £6B ; return, £lOO Seoond-olass, single, £36 16s; return, £65 THrd and 19 guineas To friends bringing relatives) out from Home special facilities given, by issue of, passage order to the colony. Full pt t ticulars on application to WEIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., N.Z., Agents. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY 00' loading agents. Crescent THE P.S. " AWARUA leaves the Bluff Wharf for Half Moon Bay, Stewart Island, ©n arrival of the first train from Invercargill, every ednesday morn ng (weather and other, circumetancee perm tting eturning thelsame day. PASSENGER FABESd single ticket,[6B; Return ticket (available for three ’’nJß— shipped tor Isk ‘ l ? d must be prepaid. Freight on goods landed at the Bluff must be paid when delivery is given. Goods for shipment to Stewart Bland must amee at Bluff by noon train on previous day. JAMES E. FOX, Secretary Bluff Harbour Board. Campbelltown, 29th December. 1896.

rrfflE 8 8.- INVERCARGILL will leave the Inve j ongill Jetty for Dunedin and other Porta every THURSDAY returning 'rom Dunedin EVERY TUESDAY. Freigbt'.trom Dunedin—13a—Per Ton.—l3b. Delivered Into Store o to Railway Btadon. Fo,further P“‘>« b '’ A ft Pg‘ y jLIPBELL. Agent WAIKIWI NURSERY. J, Lennie and Sons OFFER FOB SALE EVERY DESCRIPTION OF nursery stock, Wefl grown and true to name, and give below a few ’ ¥eu B of their chief lines Annie Pear, and Plum Trees, Is to 2s each 1 8s to 20s per dozen Cherry and Japan Plum Trees, Is 6d to 2a 6d each ; unerry an r 24a per dozen Peach, Apricot, and Nectarine Trees from 2s 6d to nit ihp best sorts, from 2s 6d to 5s each Orape Vmes all the bestir h , 8 Gooseberry and Curran d 15g per 1W) Cup. M , acr .°“ I ;,!i-, r '? l unted. 4s to 15s per 100 pinus Insignia, t ■ P j nted gs to 20s per 100 R y PU»™ including Hollie 8 a . nd Privet, b Laurels, Pittosporums, and Quicks. For prices se e list Roses—A large assortment of H. P’s and Teas, from Roses a wib , g tol6a p er dozen . . . nnnta—All the nest varieties, includin ß Rhubarb Boot^Aßrlnd Webb . o Bunin y O ng Also best value obtainable in Ornamental and AlBo ’ Flowering Trees and Shrubs Bulbs—These should be p’anted AT ONCE. Kindly eend along your orders for them. ’•> ’■Ki’ESSE ” 1 ” J. LENNIE & SONS, 1 SEED merchants and nurserymen, 34, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL M" nNFY TO LEND on good freehold security a °rosderate interest. U JAMES HARVEY goUdltor, Mi «tw*» taveiwaiil