[HE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO.’S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS Will be despatched for LONDON as under, through the Magellan Straits, (weather permitting,) via Rio de Janeiro, Teneriffe, and Plymouth: — Port of deSteaniers. Rim’taka Ruabine Com'd’r. parture. Wellington Date. June 41 July 12 Aug 19 4515|Gre’nstr’t 6127 Bone Kaikoura AW'Frebes Thenceforward every fourth Thursday. The above Steamers have splendid accommodation for all classes of passengers at moderate rates. Passengers sent to Port of Departure fbee. Retubn Tickets at Reduced Eases, Warrants issued for Passages from the United Kingdom to New Zealand. Particulars may be learned on application to ROBERT DUNLOP, Agent, Invercargill and Bluff. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Despatch steamers from Bluff to Melbourne and Sydney weekly. Regular services also maintained with all New Zealand Ports. Tickets issued at Lowest Current Rates. Agents for Orient line of steamers. For particulars apply to COMPANY’S OFFICES, .Crescent, Invercargill, ■THE S.S. INVERCARGILL will leave " the Invercargill Jetty for Dunedin and other ports every Thursday, returning from Dunedin every Tuesday- Freight from Dunedin, | « ‘ZZZ 13s —Per Ton —l3s. delivered into Store, or to Railway station. For furthear particulars apply to A. B. CAMPBELL, Shipping and Customs Agent, Ward’s Buildings, Crescent. ■THE P.S. AWARD A leaves the Bluff “ Wharf for Half Moon Bay, Stewart Island, on the arrival of the first train from Invercargill, every Wednesday morning (weather and other circumstances permitting) returning the same day. Passenger fares—Single Ticket, Es. Return Tickets, 7s 6d. Available for 4 weeks. Goods 10s per ton. N.B. —Freight on goods shipped for Stewart Island must be prepaid. Freight on goods landed at the Bluff must De paid when delivery is made. Goods for shipment to Stewart Island must arrive at Bluff by noon train on previous day. JAMES E. FOX, Secretary Bluff Harbour Board. ALBION HOTEL, Invercargill. mmm fTM jr fmk m Walter SEAEJLE, Proprietor ~ DESCHLER’S Commercial and famili HOTEL, Esk Street (Two minutes’ walk from Railway statior and post-office.^ An addition of twenty rooms, in brick, has just been made, and having been built and fitted on the most modern principles, furnishes the house with every comfort and convenience. Fire-proof Sample Rooms. Porter for early trains. Strict attention. Moderate charges. C. J . DESCHLER Peoprietob, CATTANAOH’S GORE HOTEL, MEDWAY STREET, GORE. ‘AYING taken over the above well and favourably known Hostelry, the oldest established in Gore, CHA.RLES CATTANACH Desires to intimate that every requisite necessary for the convenience and comfort of Patrons is available. Private suites of apartments for familii Liquors, &c., the best obtainable. Hot, Cold, and shower baths. First-class Billiard Table. Livery Stable adjoining.
WINT ON ADV ER TTSEMENTS WINTON BRASS BAND. A FANCY FAIR IN aid of r the instrument fund of the above band will be held in the ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, WINTON, Opening on afternoon of TUESDAY , sth JUNE. Vocal and instrumental music will be rendered during the evening. String Band and Brass Band in attendance. ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. Mr McWilliam has kindly consented to receive contributions to the above. P. A. BLYTH, Hon Sec. WINTON NURSERIES.—This is the place to send your orders immediately, and where you can get apples, pears, plums, cherries, p* aches, apricots, gooseberries, currents, etc., any age, of the very best, and true to name. MESSRS O’BRIEN BEOS, have also ready for sending out Macrocarpa?, Pinus Insignis, Gums (Cider),Ash, Elm,-Oak, peach, Birch, Larch. All kinds of flowering shrubs, roses, etc, at reasonable prices. Forest trees planted in any district, with a guarantee growth. Catalogues on application. rjIHOMAS STEVEN, Family Grocer, Great North Road, Winton. All goods of best quality, and at lowest prices. Agent for Begg and Son’s tea, other br ands in stock, Nelson and Moate’s, Peerless, Victory, Summer Bloom, Spring Blossom, etc., etc. All orders carefully attended to. Goods delivered. FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Winton. Funriture of all kinds in stock, and made to order at town prices. A. Brassett, proprietor, opposite railway station, Winton. WINTON COLLAR, HARNESS AND SADDLE FACTORY. A. Liddell has on hand a large and varied stock of all kinds of Saddlery and Harness and other requisites in the trade. Consignments from Heme and other parts received monthly. , Just to hand, a consignment of steel horse collars —a safe cure and absolute prevention for sore shoulders in horses. Saddles, bridles, harness, bits, spurs, horsecovers, &c., all at lowest possible prices. Good discount allowed for cash. Intending purchasers are invited to call and inspect. A. LIDDELL, SADDLE, HARNESS, AND CoLLARMAKEB, Winton. I L S O N A N D*M cKA Y, Patentees and Sole Makers of The patent combined single furrow plough and drainer. Also, our 8-horse improved drain ploughs are in great demand in the district. Other makes of ploughs altered and fitted with our improved plates, socks, and anti-suction plugs. Agents for Andrews and Bevan’s Ghaffcuttcrs and Baggers. Orders received for all kinds of agricultural j implements, and for carts, drays, and buggies. ] All kinds of lepairs ; also, horseshoeing will receive special attention. Agricultural Implement Makers, Couch Builders, and Wheelwrights, WINTON. V ICTORIA COOKING RANGE Burns Wood or Coal. (24 inches long.) A No. 1 Range to burn coal will cook for a large family at a cost of Is per week. Easily fitted, quickly cleaned, very economical, well finished, with all improvements, at from £4 to £5. COTTAGE GRATES, Ornamental Ironwork of Every Description always on hand. Agents —Mataura, W. Sheffield. Riverton — B. Savage. Fairfax—Jas. Sutherland. JOHN WALKER & CO., Manufacturers, Victoria Foundry, Clyde Street Invercargill.
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Southern Cross, Volume 2, Issue 9, 2 June 1894, Page 3
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910Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Southern Cross, Volume 2, Issue 9, 2 June 1894, Page 3
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