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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIIL, Issue 294, 19 December 1878, Page 1

mHE : new Zealand SHii?r |X 'PING COMPANY ■ •>' ', ; Head i^Wk London ] 0 ip..'i p h : jamßL... B-kan oh : , Christchurcb./j^^^. 84, Biahdpsgat'o i • **■**,' 'WsMisF : ' Street; ' : : Zealand. .^^^^i.'. wi.thin. The. Company's^ Fleet consists of— • j Tons. ' '" Tpna.: jThs .Hurmiui ... loH The Woikato... 1053 „ Mataura ... 898 „ Waimate , 1 157. „ Opawa ...loop „ WBimea... 851 „ Orari «. ib-H „ Waipa ... 1054 I s , Otaki ...10,53 „ Wairoa ...'1057'. ; „.Piako ... 10C0 „ Waitangi 1161 : „ Rakaia ... 1057 „ Waitera... ,883' 1 „ Rangitikei. 1225 „ WqagzcmlOfiji i Theae magnificent clippers are of the hlgbr .eat claas at Lloyd's.: purchased ,^ or.; bailtj jspecially. to 3 meet., the ! requiremfnts: of .the. 'trade between the United Kingdom, jmdNW 'Zealand.: The Saloons and State Cabins' are jaupurbly fitted and, arranged, and provided jwith, every requisite for the comfort of poajSeagers. The dietry scale is most liberal. Second-class and Steerage accommodation is .all that can' be desired, and the ships are 'commanded by experienced masters. The Company also charters ships of. the .highest claas as required, and veseels ,ar§, despatched from London to each of the principal .ports in the colony with strict, punctuality • ■every month. Tha Compsny, has ;al ways ships loading Homeward Jrom Now Zealand. ■ : Arrangements (for the passages of Friends ■to or from the colony —and also for the conjvejance of cargo) can be made at any of the 'Branches in. , Auckland Lomdok : DtTHBDIN NAPIBB Invbhoabgii.l, Neeson LTTTBLTOIf TaRAKAKI . WEttINGTON. Or at the Head Offices: Chbistchcroh. Agents at Nelson, .283 SCL ANDERS & 00. •. " 'BBIDGEr.ST./NELSQBr. :! " ' .' JT^NGINEERS, MILLTOIGHTS, i-*^ BOILERMAKERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, ■ ' ,. GENERAL SM,IXfI«, ; : ; . ; IRON SHIiPBUiLDEES, &c, &c. JEkoimes,, Boilers, Waterwheels, FlpurmUla, ,Sa wing, Planing'/ Flax, Quartz-cr uf liing, and : ! Agricultural Machinery of all descriptions, ! Shafting 'and' Gearing, Wrought Iron Piping i for Fluniing, 1 Mmmg 1 T061h, ! etc., : Made to jOrderl of 1 Repaired oii .the 1 8h6r test notice. • 'Plans, and Sp ; ecificatipnß prepare^ for. thi 1 ahpfiementioned.^o^kif required, ! !l ' ' and Eatimates given."' '' ;All sorts of StQyft.C^stingae^efiuted, jjßtoy.aa,, i Repaired equal to. De.T?.:: , v Highest Price given for Old ; Coppery Bras* v < ■"' ■ '■•• ! -''- arid Cast Iron. --:■■; .' ■' ; Motjtbat & CROSBiHhßvinf; taken over the Hardy-street MonDMEHTAi. Wobxs, and se-i cured the aervices of an experienced work-/ .m&hi 'they are ait* prepared to ezecute orders in any design for Monumental Tombstones in Marble,' Granita, Kakanui, and Arbroath Stone. Tomb : Eailinga from S/6 ,< pe*: foot, '. ; OrnsmentaVWioket, and Paddock Gates oi, every descriptfrfa in fltock, or made to order, '' ' ! ' ■■■■■■:■ ■ , , r 32Q THE G O SPEL OAK IRON AHD GALVANISED IRON & WIRE COMPANY : IBOM MABUFAOTOBEKfI &.,GALVASIBBEa. 1 First Brand. Second Brand. •G; ANOHOR.O»??[Trade Marks] '>*' Eaqlb." Fihsx Qdauxi. SHppMDC^rjAUTT ; The GOSPEL QAKia the'oWest Manufacture of Galvanised Iron in England. jThe iorl ginal Galvanised Iron was first niade, at ' these -works in the year, 1842. This, iron obtained the PRIZE MEDAL for f excellent , qnality" at the Great Esibitiou "of 1865;, iit ibeing the only. Prize Medal awarded in the (Trade. ; The, .price 19 now; greatly reduoed. ,■'.'. Works: GoßpeLQak; Iron Works, Tipt'ba ■...', jMitre Works, Wolyerhampton ; RegeQtfs C^naljljimehquse, landong -Wftrehoueer-tiSi jljrjipßr ..;, Thame^s^ept. , London*: ■..,.: a ,,.,';, ...,,- ■'.'■■ - t "'- J .'. '„'. Export Offiflfe-sV^iCfHiMii-afe ; u^ftd^i,.