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Evening Star, Issue 3095, 20 January 1873, Page 1

SHIPPING. STEAM TO BLUFF AND INVERCARGILL. rpHE s.s. STORM PIRD Sails as above on TUESDAY NEXT, the 21st INST. H. HOUGHTON & CO. M ESSRS MONEY WIGKAM & SON’S’ (Of Blackwall Yard, Loudon) Li ne (> f gteam and Sailing Packets, comprising the steamships Northumberland (new) and Somersetshire, and the following splendid c’ipper ships, which have been built and fitted expressly for the Australian passenger trade : Lincolnshire, Yorkshire, Norfolk, True Briton, Suffolk, EssexHampshire (new), &c. FOR LONDON DIRECT. Their accommodations for all classes of passengers are unsurpassed, and they will each carry an experienced surgeon. (Sailing from the Sandridgo Railway Pier. r I he Saloon Cabins are fitted with the necessary fixed Cabin Furniture. Passage Warrants are issued-to persons desirous of sending for their friends from home on application to the undersigned. Passage money. £l6 and upwards. A literal a'lowauce to families. Return tickets arc granted at Reduced Kates. For all particulars apply to W. P. WHITE & CO., 10, Elizabeth street south.. Melbourne. RAILWAY NOTICES. DUNEDIN AND POET CHALMERS RAILWAY. TIME TABLE FOR JANUARY, 1873. ON and after Ist January, 1873, Passenger and Goods Trains will leave Dunedin and Port Chalmers, respectively, until further notice as under - Dowy Trains Up Trains Leave Leave FARES: Single. s. d. First-class ... 2 0 Second-class ... 1 6 Return. s. d. First-class ... 3 0 Second-class ... 2 0 All Luggage must be booked and paid for J5 minutes before departure of Train. GOODS RATES : General goods at 5s per ton. Timber, coals, iron, slates, and special goods at Special Rates, which can be ascertained at the office. SUNDAY TRAINS s Down Trains Leave H. It. Dunedin 9 30 a.m. Do 2 30 p.m. Do 3 30 p.m. R. Up Trains Leave M. M. Pt, Chalmers 10 0 a.m Do 3 op. m. Do 5 0 p.m. OLIVER, General Manager. WANTED. WANTED, experienced Nurse; also General Servant, for station. References required. Apply Mrs Copeland, Ravens wood, George street. WANTED, a Junior Hand for Haberdashery Department. A. and T. Inglis, in liquidation. WANTED, Apprentices to the dressmaking. A. and T. Inglis, in liquidation. WANTED, a Dressmaker, competent to take charge of a large slock-room. A, and T, fnglis, in liquidation. WANTED Known—The 5 Cases of Dolly Vardcn Hats, advertised to airive ex Christian M/Ausland, arc now opened out and on show. A. and T, Inglis, in liquidation. WANTED Known—7so Prizes now on View, value £4OO, will be given away in a few days. A. & T. Tnclis, in liquidation. WANTED Known—The last GO Days of Great Dissolution Sale—must be closed 28th February. A, and T. Inglis, in Liquidation. WANTED Known Distribution of Prizes, Grand Art Onion, will be advertised early this month. A. and T. Inglis, in Liquidation. WANTt-P Known Patent Brussels Carpets, ex City of Dunedin, at 4a 3d per yard. A. and T. Inglis, in liquidation. WANTED Known—6oo Ladies’ Black Curb Jackets, from 7s tid A. and T. Ingl s in liquidation. WANTED Known Opened up 500 splendid Figured Silks, ex Warrior Queen ; must bo cleared at the same rates as other goods before 2Sth February. A. and T. Inglis, in Liquidation. WANTED Known—Strqngeva visiting Dunedin can be supplied 2 r > per cent, cheaper than at any House in the city by purchasing at A. ami T. Inglis, in Liquidation. ’^jy r ANTP]D Known—Boots and Shoes of every description manufactured wholesale at Scoble’s Boot and Shoe Warehouse, George street. WANTED to Sell, Church Organ. Mason and Hamlin’s American Organ. Two Manuals 12 Stons, and Octaves of Pedals, Charles Bogg, Music Seller, &c., Princes street.