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Shipping. IStTEAM TO TIMARU TWICE A-WEEK. leaving T)unedin every Tuesday and Piiday Evening, and Timaru every Wednesday and Saturday Evening. THE Albion Shipping Company's favorite Steamer TAIABOA will sail THIS. (FRIDAY) EVENING. Pa sengers by 6 30 p.m. .train. Kate of freight 20s per ton, including landing charges. Goods forwarded at Timaru to inland districts by waggon or rail without any agency charge. ; Rates of passage.—Saloon—Single, 30s; return, 455. Steerage—Single, 20s; _The?e rates include landing and shipping at Timaru, and railway fares, to ana from Dunedin and Port Chalmers. KEITH RAMSAY, Agent. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OP { NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). SPECIAL NOTICE. 81-WEEKLY STEAMER TO TIMARU. The* u.s.s.. co.’s s.s. WANGANUI will in future run ' twice a week ’between Dunedin and Timaru, 1 leaving Dunedin every Tuesday and Friday evening, and Timaru every Wednesday and Saturday evening. : Rate of freight 20s per ton, delivered in Landing Sheds. . Rates of passage, iincluding railway fare and apding chargesCabin—Single, 30s; Ream, 455.. Steerage —Single, 20s; Return, 30s. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). F i OR OAMARU. —SAMSON, p.s., onTussday, the 21st March. Pasiensren by 7 a.m. train. Cargo till 3 p.m. Monday, ; Fori timaru.—wanganui. b.s., This Day, Priday, the l7th March. Passengers ffrom wharf at 6.30 p.m. Rate of freight 20s per ton, including landing charges. . TOOK riM ABU, AE AROAvand J? LYTTELTON, —... BEAUTIFUL STAR, BiS., about Wednesday, the 22nd March..

FOR LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON Pioton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Manakan, (taking : cargo and passengers for. tran- ' shipment to Wanganui, Napier, Poverty Bay, Foxton, Bangitakei. Westport. Hokitika and Greymonth) H,AW EA, 8. on Tuesday, the 21st March, Passengers by the 12.15 P.m. train. Cargo received at Railway Station till 9 a.m. Tb be followed by the TAi U P 0, 8.8., on Tuesday, 28th March. Offices: Harbour Chambers, SOUTHLAND STEAMERS Sail as under:— Express* 5.8., for bluff and Invercargill from Port Chalmers, WEDNESDAY NEXT. Cargo received at Rattray street wharf Monday and" Tuesday. - Cargo for Invercargill. and Inland Districts forwarded by rail from Bluff at Consignees’ H. HOUGHTON & CO., Manse street. STEAM TO NEWCASTLE AND SYDNEY DIRECT. SUPERIOR PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION. THE Favorite Screw Steamship EASBT, 1,489 tons register, A. Kennedy, commander, will be despatched on or about Tuesday, March 21. FRANCIS FULTON, Agent. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. TITHE well-known iron three-masted schooner i ALMA* 163 tons register. Carries a largo cargo on a light draft. ... E. WILSON AND CO., Agents. STEAM TO INVERCARGILL WH.aRF, BLUFF, AND RIVERTON. nnHEp.s. COMER ANG will JL sail as above, on Saturday, the 18th March. Ca-gp, now into sheds,* Eatt'ay street wharf. Cargo for inland districts forwarded per rail at casosignees’ rifle. . Freight 20s per ton delivered at Invercargill. I GEO.; S. BttODRIOK, . Agent. Auction Notices* SATURDAY, 18th MARCH, At 12 o’clock. SHARES. SHARES. 75 sh (tea Star of the East 100 do Oolocial Bank 20 do N- Z. Insurance .100 do National do H IT B L AW A N D C O MONDAY, 27th .MARCH, . At 11 o’clock sharp. T& Timber Merchants, Contractors, Builders, Speculators, and others. VALUABLE CITY LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. WHITELAW. k CO. have received instructions from Messrs Guthrie and Larnach to sell by auction, at the timber yards of Messrs Black, Thomson, and Go., the whole of the latter firm’s assorted stocks of-,-rough and manufactured building materials* in lots to suit purchasers. Also, the whole of their splendid machinery, including stationary engine, and semi-tubular boiler abopt 18 H.P. nominal. A self-acting saw-bench, with angle fence 16 circular saws, etc., etc. New American planing machine, by Ball and Co., capable of planing up to 24 inches wide, with all the necessary knives for planing, tonguing, and grooving, etc. ; 40 feet 3 inches lying -shafting, with pullies, belts, etc., complete. Offices and office furniture, sheds, timber, racks, etc. After the disposal of the above there will be offered — The unexpired leases of three-quarter-acre sections, frith frontages to Manor place, viz.:— Section 7, Block V., Dunedin, having ten years to run, renewable on adjustment of ground rent up to a period of sixty years. Section 8, Block V., Dunedin —a Manse Rt serve Lease, with ten years to run; full valuation for brick or stone buildings. Section 9, Block V., Dunedin, with tea years io run lease has tire right to remove wooden buildings. : These sections will be offered seperately at a yearly rental. . Catalogues in course of preparation.

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Evening Star, Issue 4074, 17 March 1876, Page 3

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722

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Star, Issue 4074, 17 March 1876, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Star, Issue 4074, 17 March 1876, Page 3

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