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Kumara Times, Issue 1580, 20 October 1881, Page 2

NtON STEAMSHIP ‘COMPANY bi? NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. The abbve Company's Royal Mail Steamers are -appointed to leave (cirbumstanCSß permitting) as under : %OR MELBOURNE, via SYDNEY and NEWCASTLE, the s. s. ALBION, Captuih on ‘the 9th NoVrtnber. “PASSENGERS BOOKED .. tO AND FROM LONDON, BY THE ORIENT LINE. Tickets may be obtained for all the Uew Zealand ports, and through to ■Hobart Towii,'Sydney, and Adelaide. Unless passengers book at the office 'of the agent’s one hou r jn ior to the departure of the tender Wuipara, or ‘Dispatch, they will require to pay their ‘own fare over the bar. Owing to the inconvenience caused ‘through visitors crossing the bar, all persons going to the roadstead will be charged the ordinary rates for the future. For freight or passage apply to the ‘Company’s agents, J. A. BONAR, Hokitika. NANCARROW and CO., Greymoutli. COBB AND CO.’S TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES Leave theEMPIRB HOTEL, Hokitika FOR CHRISTCHURCH, EyERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, At 5 o’clock a. m. The Coach verrclres Goodfellow’s ac'comraodation liou.se (nine miles from Kumara) at 8 a.m., leaving Goodfel*low’s for Hokitika every Wednesday ‘and Saturday, at about 2 p.m. Passengers from Kvnnava can book r ftt arid obtain Tull particulars as to ’rfetes, &c., from JAS MILLER, Commission Agent, Kfiinrfra, Booking Office ; Gilbert Stewart’s Hotel, A. BINNIE and CO., Proprietors. pucC’s Line of coaches il iintwfiEN ‘KUMARA AND SPRINGFIELD, Hooking Passengers through to 'CHRISTCHURCH. A COACH leaves Rugs’s KilmnVa ■ Motel, Kumara, EVERY TUESDAY, ‘at 5 fc.ru. sharp. Tor SPRINGPIEI.D, ■thence 'to C ! l4 l i TSTGIIURCII by rail ■; ‘returning from Springfield on FRIDAY following, after the arrival of tlie 'first Train (11.15 a.m.) from Christ'church. Rare, £8 ; Re thru Tk?ket {available for one month), £5. Persons requiting to 'proceed on any other day can 1)0 accommodated with ■Buggy or Saddle U'Oihch at life same charge as by the Coach. The journey could thns be made in fourteen hours from Kumara to Springfield. Freight, 3d per ; all small parcels tinder lOlbs, weight, 5s fid. JAMES RtTGG, Proprietor. SAWMILLS. Cash prices, to meet the TIMES. On and after this date, all ordinary SAWN TIMBER Will be delivered in Kumara or Dill- ' man’s Town, at Bs, per Hundred Feet ; And all extra sizes at an equal reduction of 20 per cent, for cash. EDWIN BLAKE, Proprietor, Kumara, June 11th, 1881,