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Kumara Times, Issue 2400, 12 May 1884, Page 2

SHIPPING. HOKITIKA. ARRIVED. _ May 10.—Kennedy, from northern ports. SAILED. May 11.—Kennedy, for northern ports. GREYMOTJTH. ARRIVED. May 10.—Star of the South, from Lyttelton. May 11. Kennedy, from northern ports ; Omapere, from Auckland ; Cleopatra, from New Plymouth. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. FOR WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN, Booking Passengers for all NEW ZEALAND PORTS, MELBOURNE, HOBART, AND SYDNEY, At Through Rates. FOR DUNEDIN DIRECT—OMAPERE, MONDAY, 12th inst., at Midnight. For WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN. The Favorite S.S. MAHINAPUA, Captain Jones. Will be despatched from Greymouth, . on FRIDAY, 16th MAY. Passengers and cargo from Hokitika will be conveyed free of charge by Steamer Waipara, leaving the Hokitika wharf. [PASSENGERS BOOKED TO AND FROM LONDON, BY THE ORIENT LINE OF STEAMERS, Leaving Melbourne and Sydney every fortnight. For freight or passage apply to the Company’s agents. NANCARROW and CO., Greymouth. J. A. BONAR, Hokitika. COBB AND CO.’S ‘ Telegraph line of royal MAIL COACHES Leave theEMPIRE HOTEL, Hokitika FOR CHRISTCHURCH, EYERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, At 5 o’clock a.m. The Coaches leave Kumara at 8 a.m., on the above days, returning to Hokitika every Wednesday and Saturday, at about 2 p.m. Passengers from Kumara can be booked and obtain full particulars as to rates, &c., from Mr William Younger, Kumara. Booking Office : Gilbert Stewart’s Hotel, CASSIDY, BINNIE, and CO., Proprietors. GREYMOUTH AND KUMARA TRAMWAY COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE. SUNDAY TRAMS Leave Greymouth 8 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. Leave Kumara ... 8 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. Goods Freight, 30s per 20001 b. Exceptionally bulky goods, as per agreement. HENRY B. CASTLE, Secretary. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AN ENTERTAINMENT in aid of St. PATRICK’S SCHOOL FUND will take place on FRIDAY, 27th JUNE. A HANDSOME LOO TABLE, 34|in, in diameter, is on view at Mr Gilbert Stewart’s. It is of choice NEW ZEALAND WOODS, inlaid, and wonderfully constructed, and would make a magnificent piece of fnrnitme for a drawing room. It is FOR SALE, and will be on inspection for a few days, at Mr Gilbert Stewart’s Hotel.