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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 38, 16 December 1893, Page 10

JJEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS, 1893-94. Cheap excursion tickets will be issued as follows: i Stations from To Dunedin To Christch’cli.Kingston to Tarawa ) inclusive j Five Rivers, Moss-i burn, Harringtons j St. Patricks, and intermediate sta- | tions ... ...J Winton to Wilson’s ) Crossing, inclusive ! Riverton to Wai- j aniwa, inclusive... Invercargill to Eden-) dale, inclusive ... ) Mataura to Pukerau ) inclusive ... j Ist 2nd Ist 2nd class class class class--33s 22s 69s 47a 32s 21s 68s 46s 28s6d 20s 6456 d 45a 25s 18s 61s 435. 22s 16s 58s 41». To Kingston Ist 2nd. class class Invercargill to Winton inclusive, direct ... ... ... 18s IB* Invercargill (via Waimea or Winton lines) ... ... 22s 16s These tickets will be issued from December19th to January 2nd, inclusive, and will boavailable for return up to and including 13tk< January. : Tickets from stations between Kingston and Harringtons, inclusive, and from Mossburn Branch will be available either via Waimea Plain? or Invercargill. Passengers must commence journey on day tickets are taken out, and may break it at any stopping place on direct line of route aftertravelling 20 miles from issuing station. These tickets may be extended to make them., available for a further period of a fortnight on payment of the difference in fare between, an ordinary single ticket and half the excursion fare. Ordinary return tickets for distance* of 20 miles and under issued from December 19th to January 2nd, inclusive, will be availablefor return up to and including January 13th. BY ORDER. TYNE STREET WOOD WARE EACTOEY.

Saw Planing and Moulding Mill#. Band sawing, wood turning, and circular work of every description. Estimate#given for all kinds of joinery work. Doorsashes, window cases, &c., &c. Mouldings run.; to any pattern. Country orders carefully attended to. Good workmanship guaranteed. WILLIAM. YALLANCB. Tyne street (near Clyde street.) ** G:L:A:D:S:T:0:N:E H:O:T:E:L** T. CROWLEY Proprietor, THIS well-known and popular House,. situated on the banks of the Waihopai, within a fevf steps of the tramway (cars passing the door every hour), affords excellent accommodation for travellers. Private sittingrooms and bedrooms (with attendance) for families. Good stabling free. Good boating in the vicinity. Charges Strictly Moderate. H E i i (Established 1862). Wholesale and Retail Boot and UpperManufacturers. Importers of English and Continental. Boots and Shoes from the best Makers. Measure work a speciality. Repairs neatly executed. Oci: Motto A good Article at theLoivest Possible Price. Note the Address : J. KINGBLAND 8f CO, Tay street, Invercargill. Thomas A. Edison thinks the practical limit on the horizon of electrical locomotion will be about 150 miles an hour. Before moving heavy trains by electricity, he believes that we shall shoot our mails through the _ country by some electrical device of telpherage construction, in all probability. RED BOOT