THHE NEW ZEALAND SHIP- ■*- PING COMPANY Will despatch the following high-class Iron Clipper Ships from LYTTELTON to LONDON during the enuring season:— SHIP. TONS. HASTEP Northern Monarch 1230 Hanson: Mennock ... 787 Murray Maraval 1257 Ramsav Piako 1075 Boyd * Orthes 1206 Macfariane Waimate ... 1124 Peek Orai'i 1015 Mosev Waitangi ... H2B Plodder Rangitikei ... 1224 Milman Opawa 1075 Friston Waikato, 1021 Worster Times 652 Norie And other first-class vessels as required. The above are all iron vessels of the highest class at Lloyd's, built or purchased specially to meet the requirements of the New Zealand passenger and carrying trade, and are supplemented from time to time bv chartered ships also of the highest class. Vessels are despatched from London to each of the principal ports in the Colony iegularly every month. Their saloons are fitted up with all the latest improvements to ensure the comfort of passengers, and the tables are supplied on a most liberal scale. Persons wishing to bring their friends or cargo out from England can arrange for so doing, and the whole or part cost, if necessary, can be made payable on ship's arrival in New Zealand. TO INTENDING PASSENGERS FOR ENGLAND. Having been appointed agent for the magnificent line of vessels now sailing under the New Zealand Shipping Company's flag, full particulars regarding the dates of departuie from the various ports of New' Zealand, together with rates of passage and any other information, can be obtained by application to the undersigned. JAS. A. BONAR, Agent, Wharf street, Ilokitika. COBB AND CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES, Leaves the Australasian Hotel (Calling for passengers at the Empire Hotel), FOR CHRISTCHURCH, EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, At 5 o'clock a.m. The coach reaches Goodfellov/s accommodation house (nine miles from Knreara) at 8 a.m., leaving Goodfellow's for Hokitika every Wednesday and Saturday, at about 2 p.m. A. BINNIE and CO., Proprietors. ] EOP OL D FETTER, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Next to Cafe National, Revell street, Ilokitika. Every description of Household Furniture. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE. M'CONNON'S : ;URNITUH!-] WAREHOUSE, V. (Opposir, ?.I'noth..Dr; ! p l ..i-),.Revo!l .-f.;-ji<_ or Ins nwii niiiko of lifai.sei.M-i'l Furniture, o.Ki.pnaip.;— Tallies, diesis : ,i Drawers, Toiiut' yets, &c, diiurs <:i every d.--R(;ripiion. Ail orders promptly attuned to. HOKITIKA STEAM DOOR AND 1.1 SASH FACTORY. Sa-hes r.ml Doov.i made to order at •■ 111.-*iriif .Mills'
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Kumara Times, Issue 2301, 12 January 1884, Page 1
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384Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Kumara Times, Issue 2301, 12 January 1884, Page 1
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