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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume III, Issue 299, 19 October 1881, Page 2

Shipping. FOR WELLINGTON. T m I Fast and Fa.'orite S.S. NAPIER H. Fisk, Master, vill leave for WELLINGTON EARLY. Carries an experienced Steward and Stewardess. For freight or passage apply to FELL BROS. & CO., 45 Agents. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY’S LINE. milE following highx classed Iron Clipper Ships are appointed to SAIL from WELLING, ii, TON for LONDON ,r " during the ensuing Season, earring all deseripions of cargo at lowest curent rates : Amlothvr first-dnss vessels to follow. Tese niagnitieent clippers are of the highest class at Lloyd’s, purchased or built specially to meet the reijuiremcnts of the trade between the United Kingdom and New Zealand. The saloons and state cabins arc superbly fitted and arranged for the comfort of passengers, who are provided with bedding and all cabin fittings. The dietary scale is most liberal. Second-class and steerage accommodation is all that can be desired, and the ships arc commanded by experienced masters. Arrangements for passages of friends, to and from the Colony, and also for the conveyance of cargo, can be made at any of the branches in New Zealand. 101 i FIRST WOOL SHIP. Messrs, sir aw savill AND CO’S SPLENDID CLIPPER “GLENLORA,” 701 Tons, Is NOW LOADING in WELLINGTON, and will meet with (puck despatch. For freight or passage. Apply to SHARP k PICKERING, 101 Agents. i _ ° _ | To Wool Growers. nlf ARP and PICKERING will O MAKE LIBER AL ADVANCES ! during tlio coming season on WOOL 1 and SKTNS delivered at their Stores, j High Street, Blenheim, for SHIPMENT to LONDON. /N

WOOLPAUKS SUPPLIED. Advances on Wool, &c. T\ LLIAM liberal EVANS will make CASH ADVANCES on WOOT,, FLAX, CHAIN or other PRODUCE consigned to his Agent, London. Wool Bales and Station Stores of every descriptions supplied. 107 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Picton Section. KOULAR TR A TNS on the above Line V will run as follows Leave I’ieton at 8.15 n.in. and 2 p.m. Leave Blenheim at 10.15a.m. and4p.ni. II C. SEYMOUR, Trallic Manager. MONEY ON MORT(!AOE. tpO LEND —Any sum required. Present Jl rates of Interest on Broad Acres. We continue toguote at (P, to 7 percent., lnit the Value of Money is decidely hardening, and the lower tpiotation now only applies to exceptional transactions of largeamonnts, of which very few, otherwise than fictitious, arc now offering. ('HAS. POWNALL AND CO., ScK!VKN KIIS, Grey-street, Wellington. 78 IMPORTANT NOTICE. Yy ODD'S NATURAL HISTORY has \ V just arrived arrived in New Zealand. This is the latest of this popular author's numerous works. It is a handsome Royal Octavo Volume, comprising 700 pages, and over 100 SPLENDID ENORAVINOS hy I well-known artists. It is printed on the j host pape" with gilt edges, and bound in nil TURKEY MOCOCCO, with panelled sides. The work is highly reviewed hy the London Dti'ilt/ Ttdnjrtiiih, Mtnn’hextrr (i'iiii n/iini, l/ih'fiirf/ World, is '/iidriif, and Jtironl: also hy Drs. Summers, Beecher, 'J’yng, Bellows, l’-dmer, Potter, and Boyce, and numerous others. Several THOUSAND copies have already been sold. The publisher's representative will he in Blenheim for a short time only. Early application is requested. All information obtained by writing Box No. J, P. 0., Blenheim.

V. MARK MANX, rjp A rLO R, Et a, Ar.Fi!kd-St. , Br.KN 11 nr .u. JUST DECEIVED. A NEW STCM Hv of First-class (T.OTHS ami TWEEDS, includin',' Wors'el Coatings, Sergo, Doeskins, Ac., Ac., suitable for (lie Season. Cool worlrnn’isliip, and prices ui'r.leiM'