Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Southland Times, Issue 14322, 15 January 1910, Page 1

Public Notices.

Coaches. KOYAL biAIL COACHES LUMSDEN TB ANAU AND MANAPOURL CBOSBZS BROS., Proprietors COOK AND SON’S AGENCY, THE above Bi-weeldy Coach Service will be resumed after Ist November, 1909, as follows. —Leave Lumsden, every Wednesday and Saturday, until April 30, 1910, immediately after the arrival of the morning train from Invercargill, returning from Te Anau on Tuesdays and Fridays, leaving at 5.45 a.rn., reaching Lumsden at 2.45 p.m. to catch the Dune-din-Kingston train. PARRS.’ Lumsden to Te Anau—Single £l/5/-; Return, 12/-/-. For terms, etc., apply to the proprietors. RAILWAY. HOTEL, 455 Lumsden. LAKE MANAPOUEI MOTOR SERVICE THESE Magnificent Cars are now running between LUMSDEN & LAKES MAXAFOURI and TE ANAU in a little over three hours. No Tedious Coach Trips No Changes on the Road, and No Expenses incurred between Ziumsdsn and the Laacs. If arranged for, the Cars meet the Dunedin train at Lumsden at 3 o'clock and proceed immediately to the Lakes, tit us taring passengers *from putting in the night at Lumsden. Special Cars will run on any day at ordinary rates. The Cars also return to connect with the trains leaving Lumsden for all p„ra,. PA.":JE£; 13 10s returnj 12 single. THOMAS STONE, Proprietor.

Hauroko. .uomayai, max a pour: &T£ AXAU LAKES BY MOTOR, COACH & STEAMER, by new Mail Service between Otautau and Lakes. Motor wiil ieave Otautau every Saturday at s a.in. passing by Menu vale, Orawsa and Bush road, Wfuau Gorge and Oaves, arriving Ciitden Accommodation House at Ohio a.ni. Passengers then change to Coach, which leaves Ciiiden at 10 u.m,, passing through Utah u, Wairaki, Bellmoni, arriving Mungapiri id o’clock. .Lunch and change oi horses. Leave ; Mtingapin 1 p.m., passing through Tay- ; ior's Creek, Blackmouiu (2 p.m.R Red- ! cllifo, Cheviot, Mararoa, arriving inoutli jof .Mararoa river -1 p.m., where passengers can embark on steamer which proceeds up the Waiuu river a distance of six miles, arriving Lake Manupuuri 5 p.m. Return journey every Monday. Xo long tedious coach journey or uncertain motor treads. Thirty h.p. car. Good horses and reliable drivers. Both car and coach co»e red-in conveyances. Passengers arriving Otautau by Friday evening train from Invercargill can, it they so desire, proceed by coach same evening for Ciitden, thus enabling them to visit Waiau caves in time to catch through conveyances on to lake. Guide forcaves always available. Application for the reserving of seats can be made at Tourist Office, X. J. Keane (Lee tit.) or the Contractor. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVILEXT SOCIETY. KON2Y TO LEND. S Society is prepared to Lend money on FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD CITY and COUNTRY SECURITIES, at LOWEST CUBEENT BATES. Our new Mortgage Deed contains a condition allowing borrowers ttie privilege of re-paying up to 20 per cent, of the loan during any year without notice or payment of any line. NO COMMISSION CHARGED; LEGAL EXPENSES EXCEPTIONALLY LOW. Apply direct to the Society’s branch ofiice, Wellington, or any of the Society’s district ofiices. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary, Wellington. G. G. BURNES, District Secretary, Invercargill. OpfAA Given Away. CHAMPION vUeJULi' BAKING POWDER; once tried always used. Particulars in each tin. All grocers and storekeepers. 1664 ALEK. SAUNDERS, Box 30, Tel. 7, Otautau. Money to Lead.