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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 242, 8 October 1873, Page 3

Superintei dent's Office, '.We'.so i, September 13, 1873. IT is hereby noiifbl or general informntion. that the followingVei sons have been appointed Trustees for the Manag% nent of the Public Cemetery at Waimea West, vi — ,--"' William' Belt ,\ J.. ChajiLer Heni r fWd, (3,,) JH-aliic Kewtii, Junr\ /James Livikgs ion, ,-'"' William Dro? . \ *'/ ALFRED GREENFIELD, 2502 Provincial Secretary-/ KE W W 0 OLLE jk S In great Variety : / /WOR'TED DIRECT FROM LONfDON. JOHN CANN, TAI4/DR, / Collingwood-street. 2491 DIUECT COMMUNICATION \jS\ ■ ; beiwjeeu SYDNEY AND SOUTFIERN PO"RTS OF KEW ZEALAND VIA MANUKAU. i / t / #r|MIE New Zealand Shipping J- Company's fast and fovorite steame? 9 PHfflßl, tong, Captain Hehp.t Worsp, , will sail for Sydney from ft'anukau, every three weeks. Passengers are reminded that the above steamei has lately undergone a roost thorough overhaul of hull and machinery, besides receiving a new boiler. Ikr 3'i!oo>i iws been entirely renovated and her fore-cabin considerably enlarged. Altogether, she may be pronounced to bejme of the fastest and most comfortable psissengerskeauaen in the Australian Colonies. /' T Shippers and consignees are" hereby informed th^t particular attention will be paid to the transhipment of cargo at the Manukau. As one oi the Company's fetearm-fs will always be ready or the Phoabe's arryy^from Sydney, the Companj will always be in a position to guarantee that nc delay will take place in forwarding cargo. The waut of regular communication between Sydney and the Southern ports of this Colony has long been felt, and the Company therefore rely upon the support of the public for this the shortest route between Australia and Ncu Zealand. N, EDWARDS AND CO., 2377 Agents. t_ FOR/BLEJS'^EIM DIRECT. J^) m/ npn£^[ist-sai]ing Ketch SiWmiikk will ] eaveJorWhe above Port TO(Wfcdneljl^y) a* 10 p.m. fcor iueight or Passage apply^on Board. 252!: .1 % "i/FESSRS. McMECKAN t .J4p>*&v -^-i. Blackwood & Co^ j|m^^^Line of spleudid Steamship^.--«^^^^^AißloN — T ABAKUA — A LHAM-BRA~^-^faAao, — Omep — Claud KauILTON, &C, yKC, / I Oct. llth.-JTARAiurA/for Greymouth./lokitika and Bjfibournj}/ On SATDRD.^Y. Oct. 13th|— CLAt?D Hamilton, for/Vellington Lyttelton, Dunedir^BJcff, and Melbourne. . Passenger' Fares very low. T. CAWTHBON Agent, 2365 Government Wharf. A ■ ANCHOR 4^. STEAM LINE OF PACKETS. ■FOW WESTPORT, HOKITIKA AND y /,' /'GREY MOUTH. / TBtE KENNE/DY On SATURDAY, Uth inst, / FOR BLENHEIM.\y THE \ LYTTELTON On or abo\t SATURDAY the llth inst. 1454 N. EDWARDS & Ct). THE %Mx NS W S^^fe- SHIPPING j ZEALAND '^^^^S COMPANY J , j (LIMITED). "jf /TIME TABLE-OCTOBER 13th .''WELLINGTON, for Taranaki and Man; /4kau On MONDAY / 15th : LADYBIRD, fo? Pi ion, Wellington, j / Lyttelton, and Otago. On WEDNESDAY 20th : TARANAKI, for Tarnnaki and Maimkau. J 22nd : WELLINGTON, for FictodfT/ellingtoni Lyttelton, and Otago, 27th : LADYBIKD, for Tarauaki and Manukan, 29th: TARANAKI, for Picton, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Otago. ■:474 N. EDWARDS & CO., Agtnfcs.