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Southland Times, Issue 17619, 6 April 1914, Page 1

Shipping. rr\HK Niiw zivUiAXii shipping COMPANY’S LIN JO. To Loudon, via Monte Video, Teneriffe, and Plymouth. MOST MODERN PASSENGER STEAMERA IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Steamer, Tons. From To Sail Suffolk (2,i IO.SOO Wellington Apr. .14 Kaikoura t2) 10,000 Wellington Apr. 0 •Remuera (2) 12,500 Wellington May 7 •Ruahinc 2) 12,000 June •! Rotorua (3) 12.500 July " Turakina (2) 10,060 July (2) Twin Screw. (.3) Triple Scion. * Calls at IT io. ACCOM MODATIOX IS NOT SI • PASSED by any other Limn Pitted with Wireless Telcgrap.'.... For particulars apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPP'.,,; COMPANY, LTD., Esk Street. Invercargill. HDDDAKT PAEKE R LINE FAVOURITE PASSENGER STEAMERS Will Sail (circumstances permitting) : FLUFF, lor HOBART and MELBOURNE. Ulimaroa —Monday, Marcia 30, 3.35 p.m. train. BLUFF. lor DUNEDIN. U’TTtXTo; WELLINGTON ; -.1 SIDNEY. Ulimaroa —Monday, April 13, 1.46 p.m. train. DUNEDIN for SYDNEY', via EAST COAST and AUCKLAND. Victoria--Tuesday, April 7lh. DUNEDIN, for AUCKLAND, via EAST COAST. Wcstralia—Friday. April I n 11 1 . All Fitted with WirelosF Consignees requiring cargo slopped at Bluff are requested to notify tiie Company before the arrival of the steamer, otherwise it will he railed to Invercargill Goods Shed at their risk.and expense. NO CARGO will be received at BLUFF later than 10 a.nt.on day of sailing. Tickets available by Union Company's steamers, and vice versa, after tirst stage of travel. For freight and passage apply to „. G. WARD & CO.. LTD.. Crescent. General Agents. pEDKRAL AND t^IURE Direct Setvice to West Coast Kingdom Ports. L INES. United ! T iH: imid K jin uv : 1 1 ’’t-n- 1 j |i 11 ’4. ;t. !i i 1. .* ’: M ' isi.ANi» skrvu’K. ’ r i i ;:::i:sa warm win ('• ■ u ■ i; ■•nn'!Sl;i!U*i' > S : •' . • li'i : ' .Mi ion liny on !. !. ;I vi !iuv neargill al ! ;x: v. mth April. April, returnover! i n.g train, r procure liei> i■ ii»i■ to s;i iI - tigers is liniI FX<Ti:su.-: I-APKA, As !: FT I' UN. j T! ;1 . ■ p; ■i< - r ordinary I trip mi dt : .■ ih ,\ pri! ami 1 5 lit April. d •;-t - - ■;•! r: Tickets will be issm A t-'i A.p:: ,-i vailaiilc for ivltini i:. iiKimtiK. Sr. !::rv !11 i; ’T Harbour Board. Mar. Ii XU,. ' !'> i !. BADfH H ! ' Id. ■: jymv F ; 100 WE HAVE I'•• I: SALF ONE OF THE CHOICEST LITTLE DAIRY' FA BMP IN THIS FA F il7ll > DISTRICT, c a:;;; rising: in hj kind, subdivided neks; fenced by wire cr--s stubble, 1 2 acres ■s r-w gras.-, balance Four-roomed I louse, h-I'.oMsc. coal-shed, -hail co where. with 6-slall stable, large il shed. etc. ; -t-cow e iStorrie), with 3Va complete. besides horses and ACRES into ■■ and gor; ■: turnip:- . i rich I'.isitti scullery, f o w 1- hu us- ■. water laid liarn. iir.ph milking rna ("arry nit voting sto , mips from Fdcialale Scliord. FarRail, i ’or t tPTiee and Telephone,' PBICi 7: £2O tier Acre. Easy Terms arranged. SCAADKETT A SOAS, LTD. LICENSED LAND AGENTS, Athenaeum Biddings, ESK STREET, LN’VEBCAKoa.:. SHKKF AM) WOOL SHEEP ;i: a i V.OOL are the best [laying crop;' a fa' a. -r can grow, ami every man on the land Is realising Hie fa.ei. that sheep country is rising in value ■ . cry day. Tin- following proposition should bo of interest to many :--l 20(1 acres Freehold. at £1 ir.s per aero, and 1 ( ; 00 acres .Leasehold (rant 6(1) at £1 per acre; lease 1! years to go. with option of purchase al Ills; ..together with extensive Farm Buildings; all good, and within •IVi miles of .station: Mortgage £2500, equity about £lxoo. Will sell at above price, or exchange for medium-si zed Farm. Carries IP'O't sheep. WILKLNSO.X AM) -00. GORE.