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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVII, Issue 12, 12 July 1889, Page 14

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n *k^ UNION STEAM SHIP *.MKjfe^ COMPANY OF NEW 33«MRflg> ZEALAND, LTMiiKD The above Company will despatch steame r 8 as under :—: — FOR OAMARU.— BEAUTIFUL STAR 8.8., on Tuesdays and Fridays. Passengers from Dunedin wharf at 10 p.m. Cargo till 3 p.m. FOR LYTTRLTON, WELLINGTON, PIOTON. NELSON. TARANAKI, AND MANUKAU.— ROTORUA, a. s., on Monday, July 15. Passengers 3 p.m., from wharf. Cargo till noon. FOR AUCKLAND, VIA LYTTELTON WELLINGTON, NAPIER, and GIBBORNE.— WAIRARAPA, s.s., on Wednesday, July 17. Passengers per 2.30 p.m. train. FOR SYDNEY, VIA LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, NAPIER, GISBORNE, and AUCKLAND. — WAI KARA PA, c. b., on Wednesday, July 17. Passengers per 2.30 p.m. train. FOR MELBOURNE, VIA BLUFF.— ROTOMAHANA, s.s., on Thursday, July 18. Paasengerß per 2 30 p.m. train. FOR SYDNEY, VIA OAMARU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON AND WELLINGTON. — TEKAPO, s.s., about July 16. FOR FIJI, from AUCKL4ND.-AKAWATA s.s. , about Saturday, July 20. » FOR TONGA, and SAMOA. — WAINUI, s.s.. from Auckland about Monday, August 5. Freight and passengers booked through. Full particulars on application. FOR TONGA, SAMOA, AND TAHITI.— RICHMOND, ss., about Fiiday, August 9. SPECIAL CARGO AND PASSENGER SERVICE. Reduced Fares by these Steamers. For TIMARU, AKAROA, LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON. NELSON, and WESTPORT. —MAHINAUAP, s.s., on Friday, July 19. Pabsengers from Dunedin Wharf at li p.m. Cargo till 2 p.m. For GREYMOUTH (taking cargo for Hokitika) via Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, and Wellington. — A steamer early. For AUCKLAND, via Oamaru, Timaru, Napier, Gisborno and Tauranga. — Steamer, early. Offices : Corner of Vogel, Water, and Cum« berland streets.

Established. 1859. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. (FIBB AND MARINE.) Capital £1,000,000. Paid-up Capital and Reserves, £500,000. Offices of Otago Branch : Corner of BATTRAY AND CRAWFORD STREETS, DUNEIUN, Otago Branch Sub-Agencies : Abbotsford ... C. H. Morgan Alexandra South ... James Rivers Blueskin ... Edward Johnson Balclutha ... Peter Keddie Broad Bay ... Robert Beatson Clinton ... James Garden Caversham ... George Allen Cromwell ... Henry Hotop Duntroon ... Wm. Sutherland Hampden ... Edward Lefevre Kakanui ... Wm. Barr Kaitangata ... Wm. Kelly Kaikorai ... Jno. Fraser Kurow ... F. W. Thiele Lawrence ... Herbert & Co. Milton ... Jas. Elder Brown Moagiel ... J. E. Jago Maheno ... John Rankin Moeraki ... Edward Lefevre Naseby ™. Robert Glenn North-East Valley ... Wm. Mit hell Ngapara .. J. Ardagh Outram ... 11. Wilfon and Co. O imaru ... E. B. P clur, Magr. Tapanui ... Jco. McFa lane Wftikouaiti ... K. Davis Wai^ola ... C. H. Morgan Otepopo ... Lima. UecKiugsalc t'ot i Uhalmera ... William K"<i. r Palmerston ... Cha». Crump Pembroke ... 1 o'lert McDougall Roxburgh ... Jabizßurt. n Romahapa ... Alex. A riers n Riccarton ... John Williams Bt. Bathans ... vVra. M'Uonnoch.e Strath Taieri ... John Hay This Company has prior claims upon tl c patronage of New Zealand Colonists, as it wa? the first Insuiance Company established in dew Zealand ; and hemp a Local Institution the funds are retained an 1 ' nvested ia the Colony. It has, since its f; rnoatlon. paid in losses over a million and a h«lf pounds rlinp. ' Every Debcription of Property Insured against Lobs or Damage at L west CurreDt Bates of Premium Special Facilities affo-dsd to Shippers and Importers. James Edgar, Brar eh Manager.

RUTHERFORD & CO. are still taking PHOTOGRAPHS — Cabinets, 10s (id ; Caids, 5s 65. OPPOSITE Bank of New Zealand, Princes Street. TTISITORS to CHRISTOHURCH V and those with engagements in the City requiring the convenience and comfort of h ire — near the business centre, and in the immediate vicinity of the church and ""onvnt Schools, — should stay at Miss EENAN'S ENNISKILLEN BOARDING">USE, Barbados Street South. /iret-claBS accommodation for Families.

PA C IFIC HOTEL GREAT KING STREET, DUNEDIN. DAVJD O'CONNOR ... Proprietor. Having renovated the above premises, I now can offer first-class accommodation to the public. Bjst Brands of Wines and Spirits always in Stock, DAVID O'CONNOR, Proprietor. JH. PRESSLY (late manager for * Mr. Geo. Matthews, nurseryman aod seedsman. Moray Place), desires tv INTIMATE that he lias commenced Business under the style of J. H. Pressly and Co., nurserymen. AND Seedsmen, at 168 Princes st. south, coiner of Stafford st., and has Far Sale a SELECT stock of Fruit Trees, Hoses, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Pot Plant", Rhubarb Roots, and Early Seed Potatoes. OUR Stock of Seeds being entirely ijlw, and selected with the greatest care, can be depended ON as genuine and reliable. Orders wnh which we are favoured will receive eari ful and prompt attention. FRUIT Trees.— Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, etc.. Ro^es (ll.P.'s and Teas); all well gro-vn. TAMES T. KELLY, I<J P-ACON AND HAM CURED, I Princes Street South, DUNEDIN. Highest Price given for Pork and Bacon Pigs.

BOOKBINDING. PAPER RULING. ACCOUNT-BOOK MANUFACTURING, includmg the supply of paper, ruling, printing, numbering, etc. NEWS AGENT. Importer of Magazines and Periodicals of every kind. Bookseller and Stationer. ALEXANDER SLIGO, A 2 George St.— Dunedin— 42 George St.

FITS, EPILKPSY (or FALLING bICKNESS). GIDDINESS, SENSATIONS and FAINTS. — I will demonstrate to the whole world how ih.it most dreadful of all coraplaintp, Epi'epsy, which has hitLerto been considered incurable, can be permane> tly curei (without Uie chance of failine) Particulars sent on receipt of stamped directed envelope. All afflicted itny, wiih full hope nnd confidence, consult BARRON GARDNER Con=ulta»ion from 10 a.m. to 'J p m. — The GARDNER ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE (a few doors above the Palace Skatiog Rii-k), Moray Place, Dunedin.