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Colonist, Volume XXXI, Issue 5277, 27 July 1888, Page 1

*AflY6 LINK, bequlak merSa direct bteasi 'UHT4 TO LOMOOS. JtMMM. / _ ftobibh ■■"■«•, Toni Port of Dakol --. . , jig i Dtpirtmw, Dip'imi ! M* Uitnoelorth every fourth. ThuridiyT" !Th» abate we all new steamers, bflfltof fct««l .and commanded by men of groat exTh« puwcger Rocommodatioa is replete wife erery modern conYenienoe, and the dietary scale inch as will iosfcain the wel lamed reputation of the Company, homeward; route will- be via the Straits (if weather permit },and fche time oodupied is riot expected esosedi days. An experienced surgeon will aceompao taoh itasKirrV PaMßge money—Saloon, from 60 guinea upwards; teeond cabin. 40 sruineasj steeraao, from 18 to 20 guineae. For fuHher parHculitfe, Bpply to BOIiAKDBBS & GO., Agents. IHAW, BATILL, USD AL&LQ& OOm&tfS (IdMErai)), MOHThTy LliSl KAfll *ABSEN€ffiß ■%SS&UXB& •Alili POETS OE K«W ZBAItiKD AKD tOHDOIT fnp Bfl Migoiffcent and Powerful 1 S. 0. IO NlO, 4753 Tom Eegieter, Captain W. H. KidLy, Will be dMpatohed from L^TTELION FOR IOHDON DIBEOI, ON BATUEBAY, 21at JULY, 1888. -lo be Followedjby «: S m£ 1 ProbableTimo «tttmer.^"| g o .h* 3(§ 1 Sailing, O Coptic ... 436? Burton August 23 lainui,., 5200 Barlow Sept. 20 Dorio ,„ 474t J«»nning9 Oct. 18 Arawft.. 6200 Stnart Not. 15 lonio ... 4763 Kidley Deo. IS The abore are all powerful new steel*built ileamera, and the accommodation for all aiiea of passers ia unsurpassed. An experienced Sursson will accompany eaohiteamer. Xhe Homeward route will o» via Bio De Janeiro, and the time occupied should not exceed 40 dajs. The abore will ba suppiementod by nt'olasa SAILING VESSELS. Name of Ship. lone Comndr Probabh Time of Sailing. Oamarn ... 1806 Maxwell June . ie undersigned are empowetadi bo grant passages from London to New Zealand pay* ment for which ] i ibeen guaranteed in the Colony. _. . t*7 y -YiJ&. COOK & QO M Agenta. STEAM to LONDON.—OEIENT LIES. Under Oontraot with the Imperial Government for the Conveyance of Mails. The following Stoatruhipe, belonging to the ORIENT and PAOIBIO COMPANIES, will leave Sydney and Melbbwae on the undermentioned dates, for LONDON via ADELAIDE, ©lEGO GAB€IA (»t steamer's option), SUEZ, NAPLIIS, and IBEALTAR:From From Sydney Molboura? Jbbbia July 17 July 20 Obmcz ... ... July 81 Aug. 8 Cvzoa Aug. 14 Aug. 17 And fortnightly thereafter. Through farei to London, £19 to £70. Canal dues included. Passages from London.—Special faoilitloa . Horded for bringing out friends and relatives by prepayment ot tha paaSaga money here. Special .Return Tickets are issued at the following rates :— £ Fi»t Saloon (available for 9 months) 105 ii it ii 18 |, 115 ~ Second „ „12 „ 65 Parcels booked through to London hi educed rates. Bpeoial""notioi. Sfloond Class Passage Money reduced t? £36 and £40. First and second class passengers leoure special, advantafios by booking through from Hew Zealand, being provided vritb Saloon passoges to Australia, which are included in the above fares. For further particulars, apply to T7NION BTBAM SHIP CO. 03 N. Z. (Limltbd), Agents for New Zealand. Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company. ffiHE Company's Steamships wiJl be A. despatched with Her Majesty's Mails a* follow, for London via Colombo: — Tons Sydneyt Melbourne Adelaide Eosett* ... 3525 Msy 18 June 1 Jun 4 Taletta ... 4819 June 11 June 15 Jun 18 Ballaarat ... 4764 June 25 June 29 July 2 Victoria! ... 6268 July 9 July IS July 16 Borne 6011 July 23 July 27 July 30 Arabiat ... 6500 Aug. 8 Aug. 10 Aug. 12 M»gßilia ... 4918 Aug. 20 Aug. 24 Aug. 27 Caxchagef ... SOl3 Sept. 3 Sept. 7 Sept 10 tVia Colombo. Other Steamers direct Albany to Aden. And thenceforward erery alternate week. Passengers and cargo booked to London, Marseilles, Italy, Egypt India, China, and Japan at moderate rates. Bingle and return tickets, both first saloon »nd second saloon, arc now issued from Nelson at the same fares &b from Australian Ports. J. H, COOK & 00, „ Agwit< MALTIKGS FOR SALE. For sale~she union MALTINGS, situated at Newmarket, near Auckland. The only independent Malting establishment in Auckland, being unattached, ,and distinct from any particular brewery. This fino Freehold Property is being offered for private salei n consequence ol the failing health of the senior partner of; the firm, and offers an investment for capital rarely obe met with. The Buildings and' Want are all of the most modern and substantial description, and the business, which S .Rood, can be easily increased by the exertions of an energetic and competen Bison. ©Fu llterms and particulars on application / J. y & J. MOWBBAT, w |Eit Commission Agentf, AooUand