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Southland Times, Issue 1132, 29 March 1869, Page 1

Shipping Advertisements FOR OTAGO, LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, NAPIER, AND AUCKLAND. ' flfi_|§il&X*^v rpHE favorite steamship «'L OR D ASHIE V," 500 Tons, H. Wobsp, Commander, WiU leave the Bluff Harbor Wharf for the above Porte at 3*30 p.m., on SATURDAY, 3w> APRIL. For Freight, Passage, Sec., apply to T. BRODRICK, Agent, InvercargUl and Bluff Harbor. <f*j^v^a. Tt/TELBOURNE, Adelaide. fQffiglJjuEEfN. IVI and New Zealand Steam iwCuUMti£ Navigation Company's Fa""*'"^fHS^ Torite Steamships are appointed to sail as under : — To Dunedin, Northern Ports, West Coast, and Melbourne— The GOTHENBURG 800 tons, R. Underwood, Commander, on or about 30th March. To Melbourne direct— The RANGITOTO, Haglet, Commander, 700 tons, on sth April. 11 To ' Dunedin, Northern Ports, West Coast, r > f and Melbourne— The OMEO, 1000 ] tons, Hugh Mackie, Commander, on or . . , : , about the 15th April. I To Melbourne direct— The ALHAMBRA, 1000 tons, John Ml can, Commander, II on or about 19th April. To' Dunedin, Northern Ports, West Coast i :and Melbourne— The TARARUA, 1000 A , tons, — Feeguson, Commander, on 20th A! . April. '"The above steamers wUI sail punctually three hours after arrival at Bluff Harbor. is Auckland, Manakau, Napier, and Wanganui passengers and cargo wUI be forwarded from Wellington by the screw steamers of the N.Z.S.N. Company. For Freight or Passage, apply to ' DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO., Agents Or to SAMUEL NICHOL, Bluff Harboi. „,, ,- FOR LONDON. \jgKJfcv rnHE CLIPPER SHIP . "HARVEST HOME," A 1 for 18 years, Jambs Tbuijon, Commander, li' now taking in Wool at the Bluff, at current ' rates, and will have quick despatch. For Freight, or Passage, l ' Apply to CALDER, BLACKLOCK A CO., DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO., '" Or to M'PHERSON & CO., " L '- : -' Agents. Educational ; TJETE CALEDONIAN SCHOOL. JOHN G. SMITH, F.E.1.5., Mabtbb. EVENING CLASSES. MRSMTTH intends to open an Evening Class .. for. the usual branches in the Caledonian Schoolroom, Tay-street, on the Bth of MARCH next; at half-past 6 o'clock. _j_a l__: __; . — — • EVENING CLASSES. THE Evening Classes in connection with the ' Invercargill Grammar School were re-so-psjed on Monday Bth March, at 7 p.m. ! -s< ! A. MACDONALD. HARRISVILLE DAY & EVENING b i SCHOOL. •t. i ' TIHB,. above School was OPENED at Har7/ risriue by, an efficient Teacher on MONDAY the' l6th March, at 9 30 a.m. Terms liberal. I:,**/;' ";/ A. B. TUSON, !_, 0 , Master. Conveyances ,:r;V FOR RIVERTON. TTITC Royal MaU Coach wul leave for the . above place, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at Half-past 10 a.m. punctually ; returning to InvercargUl, every Monday, Wedneeaay, and Friday. Booking' Offices : Prince of Wales Hotel, Deestreet ; and Post Office, Riverton. All Parcels carefully forwarded. 'T' J - ; D. CAMPBELL, Proprietor. ... i ;" ■ ' . Pianofortes. •*' TO PIANIST^ PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS care--1 >fuUy Toned, Regulated, and Repaired by the undersigned. : -; Considerable allowance made to his egular customers. J. GERBES, Dee-street. T^P/PS^B HQMOSPATHIC COCOAJli| 'Homi-epathic Practitioners and the Medical prfession ' ' generaUy, recommend COCOA at being the most healthful of aU beverages, being the,doetrine' of homoapathy was first introduced into England, there were to be obtained no preparations of cocoa either attractive to the taste or'acceptable to the stomach ; the nuiwas eithoi supplied in the crude state or so unskilfuUj manufactured ' as to obtain httle noLice. J EPPS,. of London, homospathic chemist, was inducted, in , the year 1839, to turn his attention tc this subject, and? at length succeeded, with the assistance of elaborate machinery in being tht first tc introduce an articlf pure in ite composition, and so refined by the perfect trituration it receives in the process it passe* Wrough, as to be most acceptable to tbo deUcatc stomach. '