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Kumara Times, Issue 1352, 31 January 1881, Page 2

.MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY ■NEW ZEALAND* LIMITED. MELBOURNE EXHIBITION, 1880. 'EXCURSION TICKETS Available up to 31st March, 1881, for Two Months from date of issue. r Q?hB : nbove Company's Royal Mail Steamers are appointed to leave (cirrCumstaneesipermitfcings as under : *For MELBOURNE, via Newcastle, ' the s.s. HERO, February 16th. TIMSJIur Tickets i "Saloon ... ~, £l7 PASSENGERS BOOKEB TO \SD FROSft BY THE ORIENT LINE. Tickets may *be obtained for all the }iew Zealand ports, and through to 'Hobart Town, Sydney, and Adelaide. Unless passengers 'book at the office ■of the agent's one "hour prior to the departure of the tender Waipara, or they wall require -to pay their •own fare over the bar. Owing to the inconvenience caused through visitors crossing the bar, all ipersons going <to the "roadstead will be the ordinary rates for the future. For freight or passage apply to the tCoiapany's agents, ■-• J. A. BONAR, Hokitika. and 'CO., Grey month. USTRALIAN M UTUAL FROI VIDENT SOCIETY. MR. KENNETH CAMPBELL, 'Travelling Agent, and Lecturer, for the •above iTOll4£«own Society, is at present '■=at KUMARA, and will be glad to see intending assurers, at Gilbert Stewart's Hotel; and afford any information regarding Life Assurance. /KHYSICIAN, '"" iSURGEON, .ACCOUCHEUR, &c,, F.F.P.S. GiASGOW,. May 'be CONSULTED DAILY AT HIS ROOMS, iTormerly *know*i its ttofi Clarendon Hotel, Main Street, Kumafa. 1- <0 M B AND SEE New and Beautiful Desigtts CHRISTMAS CARDS, Just received from Ewglatvd. One Feft'fcy each. -AT SPIERS' STATIONERY SHOP, Come and See the flßtflfttSlTlllAS TRIIJ With the Jsbvel and Beautiful Toys-fanciful, mechanical, musical, &c.,&c, At any AT SPIERS' FANCY BAZAAR. Come and See the Splendid Lot of Juvenile and Adult PRESENTATION BOOKS, AT SPIERS', BOOKSELLER. From 6d. each. ' -u' NOTICE. S. POLLOCK '• begs *o notify his intention of RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, in ■consequence of his Leaving the Colony, and that he will forthwith commence SELLING OFF The whole of his STOCK-IN-TRADE, footh in Kumaraund Dillman's Town, »t an immense Reduction in Prices. And, if not disposed of by the 2nd of February, the whole will be disposed of by public auction. All outstanding accounts must be paid before the Ist January next, otherwise legal procedings will be taken for the recovery of the same.