U ONION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. SPECIALLY REDUOKD EXCURSION FARES IN FORCE hY ALL STEAMERS OVER ALL THK COMPANY'S LINEB. Steamers will be despatched as under : LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON— Flora Mon, 22.> d April 3pm D'din Hauroto Tups, 23rd 230 D'dia Mararoa Wed, 24 h 3 p.m D'din NAPIER, GISBORNE, and AUCKLAND— Mararoa Wed 24th 3pm D'din Tarawera Thurs, 2nd May 230 rm train Monowai Thuro, May 7ib 2.30 pm. train SYDNEY, via WELLINGTON— Hanrota Tues, 23rd 2.30 pm D'din Talnue Tues, 30 h 2 30 pm. train SYDNEY, via AUCKLAND— Rotomahana Thura, 18th 2.30 train Mararoa Wed, 24th 4 pm. D'dia Tarawera Tbure, 2nd May 2.30 train MELBOURNE, via BLUFF and HOBART— Tarawer* Mon 16th 3.35 pm, train Manf ( poiri Mon, 29th 2 pm. D'din WEST PORT, via TIMABU, AKABOA, LYTTELTON WELLINGTON and NELSON — Omapere Friday, 26th inst 4 pm. D'din Oorinna Friday, 3rd May 4 pm. D'din GREYMOUTH, via OAMARU, TIMARU. LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON— Herald About Wed, Ist May 10 pm. D'din NAPIER, via OAMARU, TIMaRU, end LYTTELTON— Dingadee About Tuesday, 23th April TONGA, SAMOA, FIJI, and SYDNEY— Taviuni About 7th May from Auckland FIJI (SUVA and LEVUKA)— Upolu 25th April From Auckland
W. HARRIB, IIMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT, 4 Princ s Street. WE respectfully beg to inform our customers and others of the arrival of our NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. Our stock has been carefully selected from the latest styles in all classes of the beet English and Continental Boots, Shoes, and Evening Slippers. PER 8.8. TONGARIRO We have a second shipment of Ladies' Evening Shoes, superior in quality and style to wuy we have formerly had.
DRESSMAKING AND SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION. MRS YOUNG (Late Collins street, Melbourne) Begs to announce that she has commenced business at 42 Prinors street (over Braithwaite's Book Arca<]f>), Instruction given in Practical Cutting, Fittinp, and Correct Making -up. Butterick's Ludieo' Tai'or System, which Mrs Young has taught with Great enccpflsboth in London and Melbourne. By its aid any description of garment, either for ladies, gentlemen, or children, miy be made in a most perfict and satisfactory manner. For simplicity, accuracy, and grace Butferick's System cannot be excelled ; no fitting necessary. Young ladies, from the age of twelve, may easily learn. Mrs Young will be pleased at all times to answer any inquiries either by letter or otherwise. Termp, One Guinea per course, payable in advance. Evenirg Tuition for dresunakers and others engaged during the day. N.B.— The system isßutterick'e — practical, rJiable, artistic an£ useful ; should be in use in every hom<£ Hours, from 10 to 5. Private elapses granted to three or more lady friends at ordinary claBS feee. Do not forget Aridre&s : MRS YOUNG, COSTUMIEBE, 42 Pbinces street (over Braitbwaite's). N.B.— Perfect-fitting bodice linings cat to measure, 2s each.
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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXI, Issue 51, 19 April 1895, Page 14
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462Page 14 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXI, Issue 51, 19 April 1895, Page 14
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