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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3008, 15 February 1881, Page 1

Shipping. UMOH" STEAM SHIP COMPAQ? ZEALAND, (L__ct_d) THE above Company will despatch steamers as as under (weather and circumstances permit ting):-TIME-TABLE TOR GISBORNE, AUCKLAND, AND BAY OF ISLANDS. ALBlON—Saturday, February 19—launch a 5 p.m TARARUA—Saturday, JBeb. 26—launch at 5 p.m FOR MELBOURNE, VIA WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, PORT CHALMERS, AND BLUFF ROTOMAHAVA—Sat, Feb. IJ—launch nt 11 a.m ALBlON*—Saturday, Feb. 26—launch at 11 a.m * Calls at Hobart. FOR SYDNEY, via Gisborne and Auckland, Booking Passengera through Queensland Ports. ALBlON*—Saturday, February 19—launch at 5 p.m * Tranship to Arawata at Auckland. WATTAKI plies rogularly betweon Auckland, Tauranga, Wangarei, and Russell, leaving each port once a week. Passengers booked through to London by Orient Line New Zealand Tourist to hand Passenger's Luggage Labels can be had on appli nation at the office. Omcma Port Ahuriri. w. c Mccormick, Agent. NE"W ZEALAND SHIPPING- COMPANY (Limited). tsa npHE Fine 100 Al Clipper Ship X LOCH FLEET, tODS re £' ster > Captain Clacbrie, 8 now on the berth loading Wool and other Produce for LONDON DIRECT, and will have quick despatch. Has accommodation fora few !pa_aengcrs in the Saloon. Apply to NEW ZEALAND HIPPING CO. (Limited.) D. BALHARRY, Local Agent, THE _TEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. Hbab re M IS Z\ London Omoa: llliJgf|tlS|i Bbanch :— _» Is ll C°l Chrlstohtiroh, a( Bishops *w-fU___-«HK!;.t f -te street N.Z within. HE COM ANY'S FLEET consists 0 f the :— Tons. Tons Btmtrmn ... 1054 waikato •« 1053 ____oba ... 898 wai_at_ .. 1157 OPAWA 1131 WAIMRA .. 871 OBABI 1051 WAIFA .. .. 1057 OTA_I ... ... 1053 WAIBOA.. .o 1.057 ___BOB_ ... 879 WAITANCU .. 1161 __UCO 1136 WAITABA ~ 883 ______ 1067 WANQANOT ... 1136 BANGITIKI .. 1227 THESE magnificent clippers are of the highest clas at Lloyd's, purchased or built specially to meet the requirements of the trade between the United Kingdom aud New Zealand. The saloon and Btate cabins are superbly fitted and arranged and provided \f/th every requisite for the comfort of th<. passenger l , who are provided with bedding and all cabin fltfngs. The dietary scale is most liberal. Second-cUss and steerage accommodation is all that could be dßslred, and the ships are commanded by experienced masters. The Company also charters ships of th highest hss as required, and vessels are despatched from London to each of the prinoipal ports of the colony with strict punctuality every month. The Company has also snips loading homeward from New Zealand. Arrangements for the passages of friends to and from the colony, and also for the conveyance > Cargo, can be made at the Head Office, Christchurch or at any of the Branches in the colony. D. BALHARRY, Local Agent. Napxeb Beahch:—TE aghorne Street. Spit. y>—^— —WW—P-.______________—__■! Money MONEY TO LEND. IN Suma of £25 to £4000 on Town and Country Property. Apply to ™ * R. G- GRAHAMMONEY TO LEND. THE NORTHERN INVESTMENT COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, (Limited). CAPITA- .. .. £500,000. Offices .* Embrson-street, napibr,_ The Colonial Board is prepared to receive proposals for advances over freehold and leasehold securities at moderate rates. For proposal forms apply to PAT. STIRLING M LEAN, Manager. MONEY TO LEND. IN Larger or Smaller Sums, Apply to iv. BROOKING. nnKAA TO LEND IN ANY SUMS. «_W<_.OUU Apply to F: ALGAR, West Clivo; Kinross & Co WOOL SEASON, 1880-1881. The Undersigned are /"IASH T)UYERS OF HHALLOW, &c, c. They also make LIBERAL ADVANCES on JConBignments to their correspondents in London and New York. . ADVANCES are also made on Shipments to their Melbourne Correspondents FOR SALE at GOLDSBOROUGH _ CO.'s AUCTIONS, at the lowest current rates of Freight and Insurance. In the event of the Melbournejmarket not answering expectation, shippers can have their Wool 'forwarded to London for sale.] KINROSS & CO_ JUST RECEIVED, FROM SOUTH AUSTRALIA— 6 OF A. AND J. BOBBIE'S PATENT SEED SOWERS. FOR SOWING WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, GRASS SEED, _c, Can be affixed to any Waggon, Dray, or Spring Cart. This Sower will sow 100 acres per day without manual labor. The work is superior to handsowing, besides effecting a great saving of grain. The hardest and most difficult work on a farm is by this implement made easy and pleasant, for, a farmer can flit in his cart and sow ten acres per hour. lar-uo.v.. KINROSS & CO., Agents for Hawke's Bay. & Co. JOEL'S SPARKLING TV UNEDIN ALES, SOLE AGENTS, HAWKE'S BAY, WABDBOF AND CO