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Temuka Leader, Issue 1172, 10 November 1883, Page 1

THE NEW ZEALAND £ HIPPING ;T/ LINE, : Regular monthly 1 D 1 RE CTs i;.S!TE-A M'lt’Lliii A r(, ( t ,!| v.i I- ■ T 0,,, . LONDON. THE - fallowing 1 Magnificent io powered*'.' i : i<i I .1 ;■ ~! VS .TE AM/BRS,' , , be dispatched as under : full u ’ Steamers. J.’: 11).'/ o;l n rL ionic ... Tdngariro v 3Bribi»!i King ■ jAftrangl-ffi) i Fent/anton 4753 4615 1 3559 4615 4744 24(55 , Port'of Departure. Lyttelton , o’<o<£| ■SP.a 1 ‘j'l) "'M '] J"! T~y»«‘ *\ i f .y, •j . ( i' . , i ‘ .The above' are al) new. steamers,, built* of.Bteel, and commanded by men of great! experience.' 1 ‘ '' L r: ' j ■ 1 Thd 1 Tidasesgeif Accommodation ; Is re-1 plete/ with! every, modern i convenience, 1 and,the ,scale such as * will ispgtyip the, we|i : earned reputation of the , Company. ' ",- r ''V ■. ,The‘Home ward route will be 'Via'the Simits of Magellan, and the time occupied is not expected toifexceedi 48 daysjO .'•Ani experienced Surgeon will accoiid" pany eachSteajmer< •,. . ,i-o (PASSAGE MONEY. Paloon, from 60 guineas upwards; Second Cabip, 40 guineas ; Steerage, from 18 to 20guineas. For-further particulars apply to ~ N.Z, SHIPPING COMPANY; ■ i * Timaru, I Or to the BRANCHES and AGENTS throughout the Colony. 1 : /I-

' WALLINGFORD HOTEL, j H 1 ■ ! ' .■ " ■ ' TEMUKA. " ; THIS ia now fitted up with , ''Superior Furniture, the Bedrooms are supplied with everything necessary, to comfort* and convenience, and it affords peculiar advantages to Commercial Travellers, having, . , .. . . .. . SPACIOUS SAMPLES, and being situated in the most central position in the town. ■,, • 1 HOT,, COLD ANITSHOWER BATHS; ! r The Billiard room is furnished with ONE OF ALCOCK’S BILLIARD-; I TABLES. ■ | ’ PRIVATE SUITE of ROOMS for j Families Entirely.' ap ! durt“frbm fhe'Hotel. ' j WINES AND, SPIRITS OF THE BEST i . QUALITY,, , v, -/! i I The Table ,is ‘ supplied with all the j delicacies of the Season. ' ' ) Visitors can rety on" deceiving; first- j class accommodation and every attentibn jj j FREDK. STOREY, ' ' '' j -j y 2l ;( : i • Proprietor. 1 '

MONUMENTAL MASON, Main Bead; Geraldine. N D R E W S; Headstones and every other description of Stonework executed at reasonable drices , ' ! MONUMENTAL MASON. AND GENERAL BUILDER, MAIN NORTH ROAD, TIMARU, (Opposite Mr E. Smith’s Coal Yard.) ..Designs and Estimates given Gratis for «1I classes of Monuments. Monuments supplied from £4 upwards. All classes of Work done Cheaper than ap!7 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ROLE Christchurch. ray3l

NOTICE. THE Public, are respectfully invited to INSPECT THE STOCK that Ihave :nb\v 1 on ; hand, having just received a large ! addition of Colonial and English TWEEDS I have now jtlie Largest St.oqk ,in Timaru to select,from. An early inspection invited. Note the address — , .... .G. BROWN, Practical Tailqr, Conner of Beawick Street, Main North gd.a Road, Tirnarn 5510 T PLUMBING AND PAINTING WORKS, Opposite New Post-orricb. li. ■ ■ EA L E W , fl plumber; gasfitter, belt, hanger, painter, GLAZIER AND P^PERHANGER. ■GLASS—Sheet, Colorad, Ribbed, Rolled, Plate, Fluleo, Rough Plate, and Polished Plate, glased or cut to any size WALL PAPER—A splendid assortment in StoOk and To Arrive. 'PAINTS—White Lend, Red Lead, Oils, , dolors, Putty and Brushes, etc. BATHS (Hot or cold), BELLS (Electric Wire), SHEET LEAD. ’ SPOUT’’ING, PUMPS, Etc. ' - Estimates given tor . work in Tdwu or •Gotintiyitt'd inolsfl iinii.-G 'iR .‘mi: nwlfL;, (