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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4364, 16 March 1875, Page 1

Shipping Notices W. ami Gc, TURN _ BULL & CO’£ l Steamer ■will leave a f under— For WANGANUI—The NAPIER, THIS DAY, at noon. Tickets must be procured before going 1 on board. FOR RANGITTKEI DIRECT. rp H E KETCH „ HUNTER. ’-A-. 1 , w\v'. For freight, &0., apply to GEORGE THOMAS. ORIENT DINE OF STEAMERS. STEAM TO LONDON, CALLING AT CAPE TOWN. THE splendid steamship WHAMPOA, 3835 tons register, 2500 horse-power indicated, J. C. Jacques, Commander, Will leave, Hobson’s Bay for Cape Town and London, ON OR ABOUT APRIL 3. Unrivalled accommodation for all classes of passengers. This magnificent steamer, belonging to the same line as the St. Osyth, has just made the voyage from London to Melbourne in fifty-two days. For passage, &c., apply to EDWARD PEARCE. Wellington, March 12. FOR JULY SALES. TO FOLLOW THE HOWRAH. THE Clipper Ship CARNATIC, -ji All 6 years, fill tons register, ESS&SSsvs E. M. Moon 1 , Commander, Will be despatched for London direct ON OR ABOUT THE 30th MARCH, (Full or not full). The attention of intending passengers is requested to this vessel’s superior accommodation, both for first and second-class. WOOL carried UNDUMPED if required. For freight or passage apply to JOHNSTON & CO., Agents, N.Z.S. Co. FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER. rjIHE fine iron barque E S K ; Aal 21 years, 497 tons register, Built at Sunderland in 1863. Carries 780 tons coal or copper. Is well found in every respect. For particulars, apply to CAPTAIN STITT ; Or, to W. & G. TURNBULL & CO. COALS. H E undersigned 1 being agents for - - . - . the steam collier EASBY, a constant supply of coals will be stored in the hulk India. We will be prepared to supply coals at lowest current rates. & G _ TURNBULL & GO. SHAW, SAYILL & CO’S PASSENGER LINE OF PACKETS BETWEEN LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND. THE ships of this line are all A.l. at Lloyd’s, and are specially selected for their superior passenger accomodation and fast sailing qualities, are commanded by gentlemen of experience, and they carry duly qualified surgeons. The Undersigned are authorised to arrange with settlers here who may be desirous of bringing out friends to this Colony. Full particulars may bo obtained by applying to LEVIN & CO., Agents. SaddleryCOLONIAL SADDLERY AND HARNESS DEPOT, (Undek the Verandah), Lamdton-qoav. LADIES’ SADDLES—PIain and quilted seats, from £5 (all with leaping head) GENTS’ SADDLES—EngIish made, from £2 155.; Colonial made, from £4 ss. All kinds made on the premises. BRIDLES —Ladies’ round pelhams, do crossface piece, do with fringe and tassel, from £1 sa. (large stock) 20 dozen gents’ bridles, from £2 10s. per dozen (great variety) WHlPS—Ladies and gents’ riding, hunting, and driving whips, in gut, cane, G.H., and kangaroo THONGS—G.H. and white thongs, kangaroo thongs (30 dozen), 18in. to 12ft. stock thongs HARNESS—SingIe and double buggy harness, gig and cab harness, cart, plough, leading and coach harness, in sets or parts SUNDRlES—Carriage sponge, carriage lamps, ladies’ stirrups and shoes, xnartingales and breast plates (plated and ivory rings), leather and webbing girths, chamois, G.S., V.G., and polished stirrups, bits of all kinds, saddlers’ brushware, curry and mane combs, valises, look satchels, rollers, G.S and plated spurs, surcingles, burnishers braces, saddle cloths, dog whistles &c. &c. &c. Any article not in stock will be made to order on the shortest notice. J. E. EVANS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SADDLER, Undek the Verandah. Missing Friends. SAMUEL MIRFIELD HALL.—Wanted, the present address of SAMUEL MIRFIELD HALL, native of Leeds, England, residing sometime in the years 1867 to 1869 with his wife, whose maiden name was Duffy, at Dedwood, Auckland, Now Zealand; also, whether his daughter Kate is still living, and if dead the date of her death ; and if he had any other child living, and when born, and if dead tho date of death. Any one furnishing tho above information, properly authenticated, to M. Buteson Wood, Esq., Solicitor, Manchester, England, will receive a reward of Five Pounds, otherwise tho said Samuel Mirfield Hall, if living, by applying to the above address, will hear of something to his family’s advantage. T OHN RICHARDSON, Shoemaker, from tf Sydney, write to your brother Thomas, Post-office, Dunedin.