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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11920, 23 January 1894, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. riIHIS Old-eafcablished Office has a LARGER PAID-UP CAPITAL AND RESERVE FUND thrvc any other Now Zealand or K. ■ Colonial Company, IT DOEB THE LEADING BUSINESS in tho Colonies, and has ACHIEVED UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE by its upright dealing and Promptitude in Paying Losses. Risks of every description, both Eire and Marine, are accepted at the LOWEST RATES. ggp All kinda of Station Property insured against; Fire. WOOL tuEtured Against ALL RISKS including Firo and Flood, from me of Shearing until d9livored n London 01" other Port of Discharge, «KANOHEB AND AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THJ WORLD. A. L- PAJtSONS. Manager, NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY'S BUILDINGS, VJCTORTA AVENUE, "WANGANUI,

Shipping Notices. 4JHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION O COMPANY (Limitbu). Will despatch their voasels as under, (circumstances permitting), FOR LONDON. Fast Pasbenobii Steamers. "~ | Date"Port Bl«auier. J •§, Coininandor. D °p M D ° e f p " (§ ture. - ling Tainui 0031 isvan3 {Fob 8 ton Gothic 7730Jenning« Mar 8 Doric 178lKemp3on Apr 5 Coptic 14148] May 3 lonic '4763 Kidley Ma 3_l __ Jhe il< moward ronte wiJl be via Rio do Jan; '••. and Teneriffe, and the timo occupiajj^Uld not exceed 40 days. v CARGO STEAMERS. " Probabo Port (feme ot Ship. Tub Commiuidefi' Timo of o c Stt ' Uns - Dep 8-S.Moinari 3583Maxwoll Jan 18 Lyt S Maori Scotland Pel) t a l B.f< PiAoha 433UIoffaU Mar : aL S.S. Motatua 3322 MoDoußall Apr ton 8 S Bnngntim 401-5 Burton Muy SAILING VESSELS. Blenheim. 1136 *100A1 Col villa Jan Hudson- 818 *AAI Kemp Feb lhe Undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zeaand, payment to: which has been guoraneed in the colony :— F R. JACKSON & CO. JAMES THAIN & CO. M. HOGAN & CO.Ltd. Apents. " Z 7\ fTNION STEAM ««*strfVk USHIP COMPANY 'j^^SS^^** 01 ' 1 NEW ZBALA-^ 0 •■»<»B£esa»»* (limited). STEAMERS SAIL FROM FROM WELLINGTON AS UNDER:— LYTTELTON. Talune | Mon | Jan 22 | 5 pm Rotorua | Mon | Jan 22 | 7 pm Takapuna I Tue | Jan 23 | Penguin ' Wed | Jan 24 : 4 pin Flora | Thu I Jan 25 | 4 pm Rotorua | Fri | Jan 26 | 4pm DUNEDIN VIA LYTTELI'Oa, Talune | Mon | Jan 22 | 6 pm flora | Thu [ . T an 25 | 4 pin MELBOURNE, VIALYTTF,LTO> DUNEDIN, BLUFF, & HOBAKT T alune ' j Mon | Jan 22 |5 pm NAPIER, GISBORNE & AUCKLAND Wairarapa | Tue I Jan 23 |5 pm Dineadeef I Tue | Jan 23 |3 pm Australia | Tue | Jan 30 | 3 pm Waihora | Tue | Jan 30 |5 pm •Calling at Tologa Bay, Tupaioa, and Hicks Bay. at Tokomaru, Waipiro, Avianui & Taurange. I ' NAPIKR & ADCKLAfDT Rotomahana | Sat | Jan 20 | 3 pm SYDNEY VIA AUCKLAND Wairarapa | Tue | Jan 23 | 5 pm Wftihora | Tue | Jan 30 |5 pm ' PICTON AND NELSON. Eotorua | Wed I Jan 24 |1 pm Grafton | Fri ) Jan 26 | noon ' . NELSON DIRECT. Mahintvpua* | Sun j Jivn 21 | 8,30 pm i Mawhera | Mon ( Jan 22 | "Wainm | Wed | Jan 24 | Ponguin | Fri 1 Jan 26 | " BLENHEIM, Throe boats a woek.^ __ w NEWl > irrMOUfHXONEHUNGA . FOR AUCKLAND. Mahinapua* I Sun | Jan 21 1 830 pm Takapuna | Thu | Jan 25 | 6 pin •Calls Nolson. WESTPORT. GREYMOUTH, & HOKTIKIA V PICTON & NELSON Grafton _L Fl iLli5 n _ 2G L nocn ~GREYMOTJTir& HOKITIKA; VIA NELSON. Wainui | Wed | Jan 24 | WESTPORT.GBbYMOUT &HOKITIKI, via NELSON Mawhera | Mon | Jan 22 [ ' WESTPORT DIRECT Omapero | Wed | Jan 24 | ' GRBYMOU TH & HOKITIIUHerald !Mon|Jan22| SUVA AND LEVUKA.FROM AUCK LAND. Tavinni, about Thursday, Feb. 1 TONGA & SAMOA FitOM AUCKLAND Orulau About Thu Feb 8 Steamers leave TARANAKI FOR ONEHUNGA Mahinapua I Tue I Jan 23 | 10 pm /■ Takapuna I Fri | Jan 26 1 12.30 pm - Afl under (weather and circumstance permitting) : •Train leaves Wellington 6.30 a.m every Tuesday, arrives Taranaki 9.40 p.m fTrain leaves Wellington 6.30 overy Friday, and arrives Taranaki same evenn?. Passengers have an opportunity of breaking their journey and proceeding by this magnificent Btpqm6r, pßsipngcrs Booked, aua all iuiormattos. supplied by tho Agents, Johnston & <!o, Tauuo Ouay. jpAFE DE PARIS HOTEL Oppcsite Palmerßton Railway Station. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. W. HOOK Destreß to intimate to the public generally that he has taken possession of the abovo-Diimed commodiou3 and popular Hotel; This Hotel will be found to be both comfortable and convenient in every respect, and patrons may rely upon theii personal comfort being made a first con- -£, Bideration. Sanitary arrangements are perfect, and the furniture is quite new. All Wines and Spirits kopt in stock arc of the best quality. A first-claBS stock of Cigars kopt of the oieest aad moßt approved brands, chDunecliu Beer always on tap. Kiißt-claes Stablincr. A Porter attends every train.