The Ashburton Guardian.

Price - One' Penny

Yol xxi 'No. 5896

Ashburton t Friday, June 27, 1902

The Shipping Combina tion.

("The Timea," Saturday, April 19.) We are able to-day to publish an authori* -tative announcement concerning arrange ments of great importance 'to British shipping engaged m the North Atlantic trade. These arrangements are happily of a kind calculated to allay ti;e apprehensions which have given rise during the last few months lo many disquieting rumours of contemplated wholesale transfers of British 1 shipping, to the American flag. The public will learn with satisfaction that no such drastic measures are to be taken, but that on the contrary means have been found to consolidate the position of the British lines and at the same time to effect a great im provement m the conditions of the North Atlantic trade for all concerned. That trade has been suffering, to put the matter shortly, from over-competition We are assured that the combination of British and American lines will involve no change of flag and little or no change of management. There must, of course, be a central controlling body, other wise fchere could be no effective com bination, and there must be a reduction of separate staffs and plants of various kinds, otheiwise there could be no considerable economies. But the central body, we un derstand, will be one composed of the prac tical men who now direct the shipping lines, rather than any formal and novel creation. This combination—in the form ing of which the principal agents have been Mr Pirrie, representing at once the White Star Line and Harland and Wolff, and -Mr Pierpont Morgan representing the Ameri can companies—will include the White Star Line, the Dominion Line, the Leyland Line, the Atlantic Transport Line, the American Line, and the Bed Star Line. The British lines mentioned will continue to sail under the British flag. It will be noted that the Cunard Line is not among them, and that the Allan Line also maintains an independent position. Neither can well expect any diminution m the stress of the competition it has to face, since it is plain that the com bination of its rivals relives them of disad- Tantages previously common to a'l. Though the two German lines, the North German Lloyd and the Hamburg-American, which have secured so large a share of the trade, do not actually enter the combination, a satis factory n-orking agreement with them has been arrived at; but as nothing is said about the French companies they, probably, intend like the Cunard Line, to pursue their own course. While the interests of the shareholders jeem likely to be wellsafeguarded,the Admix* ility is relieved of the apprehension that ves sels relied upon as auxiliary cruiserßin case of war might be transferred to another flag, from the national point of ■ view, therefore the arrangement is satisfactory. There . remains the general public, and m particular that portion of which patronises Atlantip liners. How will its interests be affected? flic abatement of competitios may be thought to involve some risk that it will not be so carefully looked after m the mat ter of comfort and luxury as hitherto, and perhaps some may go so far as to fear in crease of fares and freights. These things are, no doubt, possible, but it is not prob able they will occur. Combinations of railways m America have not been found less carelul of the public well being than the single lines of which they are composed. A.less fortunate experience on a small scale may be pointed to m this country, but it is probable that the American pre cedent will dominate. The exacting pas senger will miss some opportunities for disparaging remarks to the purser, based upon the alleged superiority of another line, but upon the whole we imagine that he Avill continue to get his moneys worth. At all events, he will not be quite helpless so long as the Gunard Company maintains its attitude of splendid isolation.



I 9, I ' ITHE BABY. f x The pride of tha byausa when lie is happy and healthy. Bat® *>when he is ailing, what then? jg lls your Baby ailing? jj lls he too thin? it i*. Doeshe increase too slowly in weight? , m Does his food do him all the good it < ■ | ought? j| < '( Then give him a medicine food < ' $ that will help him; that will help * \ \l him digest his food perfectly; that< , 3? will j?ive him more flesh —more< < V power to resist disease. > || IEMITLSTON H Jv ■'- < ' 5| is what he needs. It is the best and \ \ & most effective medicine for little \ > w folks. Best because it is pleasant \ J take, and never causes pain or^j «J irritation. Best because it makes m» ? them fat and plump;« brings colour < J <> to the cheeks and prosperity to the J J | v whole body. Best because it makes i > smiling, happy, healthy children. < > H Lane's Emulsion at all chemists^ U and stores. Price 2/6 and 4/6. » <> j'lt's Famoai." © 3Sg> «€€«€€€€€«•>■ wi>l>C€€<i€i€€S Dr ClvJoi'd, the eminent Noncomformist preacher, recently delivered a lecture before tno S i-ial Ot'iuooi'.uw Vederation, "When tj o tin'o f ii' dibc>isi-ion cune, one Democrat, vho w ,^i\;i ir - rbe ar^umenv, said, " Our lootu-w t ,-v i uio n-crld is getting better. Now T don", iluuk it is." " JJut 1 know it is," replied the Doctor instantaneously. " I know that when I was eleven years ofage I was called at six o'clock in the morning to go and work twelve or fourteen hours in a laco factory. And I know that his boy will not be called at six o'clock to-morrow morn ing, to be forced to twelve hours in any factory in the land." ' Milk Kisses! Do you like soft, sweet kisses ? Thought so ; but the kind you are ! thinkiug about are not the kind we are ■ talking 'about. We allude to Fletcher Bros., delicious Milk Kisses, which are made of the finest factory butter, cream, and sugar, and sold at the low price of Is per lb,, Try some of their kisses, and you will be delighted with them. I Hollis Cycles.—The display of Hollis cycles now on view at JohnOrr * Go's is well worthy of inspection by all cycling enthus iasts. These machines are madei'rom genuine S B. S. A parts by the celebrated gnnmakers, I 'Hollis and Sons, Birmingham, which should be sufficient guarantee of their efficiency, The models we have seen are superbly finish* 1 ed, and the high standard of quality attained ; in the manufacture of the* Hollis bicycle i has teen most rigidly maintained. I , .v> oif>ii'*t Uicdc 'fives I(1 !.<«. • r,: iv'd ."honlil not i '..t. , t c. v. lake TUS uOUJ^-v



PROPERTIES FOR SALE f HAVE FOR SALE- SBVEBAL GOOD FARMS IN THE, ASOBUBTON OOUNTY Amongst Them Being j 90 Acrea, near Tinwald, improvred 512 Acres. R»»P»«. "^J!!?!4^ 1000 „ Laurkt-.n, no buildings wacered, wiih house,.stable, black 233 „ Mitoham Road, improved smiths shop ,., 3000 graaa land, Lyndhursfe 290 Acres, Winohmore, subdivided,, 5000 „ Hindß to Baling, m tussock, house of six rooms "m blocks to snUpnrohaseHi 1936 Aocea. Bankside. Bnbdi^ded. wd -53 „ Oartefs Terrace, e-tra heavy watered, house of eight rooms " saad stable, wool ehed, etc 476 „ Sprln«?barn, Improvements, 140 acres, Aahbutton Forks, subdivided nearly oew hod good iuto 5 paddocw, uouae, stuoie, and . 200 Aoreß,BucoleQch,.ub6ivlded, house chaff bouse, wall fenced and wool shed, stable; all m good watered ordei 982 acres, Mouut Hurt good house and 1 3 Shops, with five roomed Dwelling, stable Tancred Streab, Ashborton 404 aorea, Elgin j heavy and light land 900 Acres, Fairfield, thoroughly im- subdivided, well watered ; house Drove( 2 stable, shed and sheep yards 2500 Acres, Laarlston 1800 aorw, Newlandß ; «"»*"•*"* 165 „ Tinwald well wa'erod, improved j good house, 123 Acres, Dromore stable, and granary 1200 Acres, Dorle, subdivided into eight 112 aorea, Hinds paddoeka; 12 stall stable and chaff 87 Acres Alford Forest Uoad hoase, hut; all sown down iv 8!) Acrra, Kl^in English grass this year i 22 acres, Hinds 400 Acres, Barrhill, suDdivided ; seven 596 acres Hinds roomed House, stable, trap house, 10!) acres Cklrnbrao efco 600 acres Rsnglt&ta, ; 660 Acres Bacgifcata South ; subdivided, 1693 acres lUugitata I five roomed honee, stable, gran- 250 jacres Liurisbon, well fenoad,| sub ary, sheap yards, etc dividad, laud of good quality, stable 1128 Acrea, Hinds ; subdivided into 7 4 roomed hou.se, thoroughly iov paddoeka, house, stable, conch proved ) house; Sllactea tussock, balance 600 .■>ores Weafcerfield ' . m grass *^5 Acres, Ooldatreara, Hinds ! 645 Acrea near Pendsrv-s, finbdivided, 1000 Acres Lauristoa } eubdivided, all m well watered, Bouse, Grain store, good heart, nfno roomed house, ! and all necessary outbuildings stablas, implement f shod, wool j' 45 Acres, Tinwald 'shod-, etc I D. THOMAS, 1 ASHBUBfON j



fIIHE WEATHER DURTNG THE PAST WEEK HAS FOUND OUT TEE WEAK SPOTS IN YOUR UNDERSTANDINGS. OhJ ForaPaircfDry, Comfortable, Good Boots. SIGH NO MORE, CALL AT NICHOLAS & PICKFORD'S AND GET THE VERY THING YOU WANT; THE FINEST STOCK IN TOWN. American Makes m Men'a and Women's latest up-to-date Styles at lowest prices, m Strong Makes, Bplendid Values, ouly Reliable Brands kept NICHOLAS AND PICKFORD, BAST STREET.



STRANGE ;& COMPANY, OOMPLETfi HOUSE FURNISHERS, Chrigtcbnrch. Cis the way they stand Hard Wean J f No other tyre can approach them for Durability &. Speed. //'*"_Z"* <\ Jj% Hone genuine without this Trade Mars __WF" / ITtj \ (£L THE DUNLOP PNEUMA.TIC TYRE CO. OF AUST. LTD., I ]tt6sL 1 €&M 128 Lichfield Street, ChristcKurch, N.Z. ¥^K9___tf r**V And at Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane and Perth. XJJ^S!^^' ***



BUSINESS NOTICES _________________________ ENGAGED COUPLES HEADS of Families, ami all who may be thinking of FURNISHING OR K£FUBNISHING are advised to place their orders with us as we SUPPLY FURNITURE FROM THE FACTORY TO THE ? PUBLIC DIRECT.—— WE make all the Furnifcare wq Sell, and are compete Home Furnishers, and m addition to supplying Fnrnifcure of oac own make afc the lowest possible price, we supply «PUBJ£ SWEET BEDDING,' of the!hest qanlity, and every bit of which we can guarantee, because we have a Bedding Factory of oar own, and make all our Bedding. Pi-ices to saifc til paraee. WIKE MATTRESSES. Wire Mafctresa making is another of oar industries. We are daily producing these comfortable, durable, and hygienic on at tresses at oar Mattress Factory, j All prices. N.B.—-Oar Wire Mattresses are m-nae m HUNDREDS of New Zealand Homes VENETIAN AND OTHEB BLINDS I We also ra»nuf»cture of the B<at QiUty O»'y, yet oar prices are very M ni«rtte. No beeter Blinds than ours are p ocurabie G&BPETS, ILQOROLOTBS, LINOLFUiVH, MATS, MATTING, RUGS, BLANKETS, CUUTAINS, Etc , Kfc, we import m enormous quantities from the WORLD'S LEADING MANUFAOTUREBS. We have also a Department for furnishing Ironmongery and all eorfea of kitchen requisites, and a Special Department for Crockery and Glassware. A stroll through our great Furniture Warehouse will astonish and delight yoo,



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BUSINESS NOTICED __ 30000 ff| jj || HI _„ Oji fY x< u>]<i _!___'ißanffes jg^-" , ..„ r «u'3| lD_. I" 6e la c Oelony WC*D PSJ^S^k <T___> They buru Lignite, Tru* Goal, or Wood up |~^^ f^^^ "^^^^3sg*^ NO PETTING'REQUIRED I | g |a£g;HS3^ || ««j___s^> J With Stove Pips can be worked out m the • "ffSi fef^iiV^ ttLj*^~* >**' 5| °PfD Bren(i Baketa j f 1 p i'T/^W£M^_^fa)» I With oast iron or copper boilers The copper |j j| &7l2S_**|'*{ ""*—^"^^^ | boilerß ai c large at d tin lined inside II I pSfl^j; ! "^J^n^ %| " Repairs rfo a Minimum | v«Jj il&ww^ .^~™»i— ■— — T Msda m all sizes, single or double jj hSrad fyjp V^^^^_^S I High or low pressure boilers Bold by all Irortnongere, from whom 'i^^l^® o"**Bl*9*^ OaUlogues o*a be obtained, or from the makare H. E. SHACKLOCK. LTD FOUTHEND FOUNDRY, Princess Street, Danedin j



"Tl[7"e draw your attention to the special purchases we have #?Y just made m Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wear „_, for the present season. They comprise Coronation Novelties, ""* and useful everyday goods They will be Sold at Special Prices at ALCORN'S. j BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST ™b turnips, rape, wheat, and any othbb orop SPECIAL MANURES are madb to suit any kind of Soil or description of Orop, Samples o£ SOIL ANALYBID free of coet to Farmers nising oar Manure For the present season ac all sund redaction m price of Od P^ Ton has been made. •SATISFACTION GIVEN BVBRYWHBBB Ii&ST SEASON. If there is no agent m your district, send to the Office for Price Lists and Testimonials oaltebbuey frozen "meat and "daiey pboduge' 'bxpobt company, limited, F. WAYMOUTH Secretary 139 Hereford Street, Ghristehurob SMOKE ONLY j s NEf VENUS. j A PEBFICT TOBACCO, \



GUNS. GIJNS.  GUNS. "JUST LANDED.—SingIe and Double Barrel Breech Loadbgi A real *>J Good K,B, nfi 45*. DB. from 65s upwards. AMMUNITION TO' SUIT ALL. CARTRIDGES, including Etoy'a Universal and Blae. JNobel's BalliatitP, Smokeless. NB W OLU B. NBW KIVA L. Powder, Shot, Gaps, Loading Implements, Gun O^a, Gleaning Rod;?, dc, LAMP*/AND UIP W^BE. Library or Dining «ioom from 27h 6d to 55?; Table from 2s 6d to 30s; Call and inspect the " New Millar," — Hand! Lamps from lg. LAMP GLASSES AND WICKS OF ALL KINDS. O A-.PENT *',!*'*»■ TOOLS Of all pescriptioos at Redoced Prices. Greatest variety and Oheapeat m Ashbarton, RANGES & REGISTER GRATES TO SUIT THE TIMES. g. meßdims, The People's Ironmonger, Barnelt Slreofe, Opposite Arcade



"pICKED & PACKED IN CEYLON. Put m Soldered Lead Packets. Straight from Tea Garden to.Tea Pot' If r^lft DON'T Smi i onnnmo "uoi urn j |fiSs I^^Tm Guaranteed the Purest Tea. The leading Brand of Ceylon. Used m the Government Houses and by the best people m Australia, Agent—J. T. COOOH, Ashbnrton.



BUSINESS NOTIONS N.KW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY Established, 1859 Cap tul—One Million nnHE Premier and Wealthiest Oolonkl J. Company Noted for Promptness and Liberality Paid ITp Capital and Reserves, £490,000. Firs and' Marine Risk*, Also, Bisks on Growing Crops, Threshing Machines, <fee, accepted at Lowest Current Rates KICOLI7 BROS. Agents



FAT LAMBS AND SHEEP. TO IT'HE FARMERS OF ASfiBUKTOfo AND Surrounding District. / "*"*~~ "TJET X Have pleasare to notify that we will be BUYING either by the hesd on the farm, or at per 1b m the Factory, afe TOP MARKET VALUES throughout the coming season. NICOLL BROS. ASHBURTOH> T H Unobiu, B UnDsnca T H UNDXOLL & GO FURNISHING UNDERTAKES^ AND EMBALMISRS. DDANORED STREET, ASHBURTON EVERY BBQUIBITK ON HAND. Polished Coffins a Specially A Choice Assortment of Artificial Wreath Steak • Private Address, Peter Street, directly behind Oddfellows' Hall ja!i*a oare of Mr T. Andrews, fcasb Belt VISRMANENT BOILDINO AND INVESTMENT BOOIBTY. T OANB GRANTED FROM and upwards, at current rates Full Particulars on application. Office —Tancred Street* . Office Hours—9,3o a m till 4p m Firsb Tuesday m Month—9,3o a m till 4 p m | and 7 till 9pm ALBERT ROBERTB, Manager WILLIAM WOOD~¥~CO7 MERCHANTS, 139 HEREFORD STREET OHRISTOHURCH. i^jASH Buyers of SHSBP and LAMBS {or Freezing. Agents for John Fowler and 00, {Le ed Limited, Traction Engtnea, Etc, f Rusfcon & Proctor, Limited), Thrashing Machines, Etc. ASHBURTON OFFICE, The Arcade. Representative m attendance every TUEBDAY and SATURDAY. 1 147 LT T V is the 1 JU 1 BEST IB BE T STARCH USE NO OTEEK Procurable from all Grocers and Storekeepers throughout the colony Manning & Do's NEW SEASON'S BSTTIEi ALES AND STOOL IK QUARTS AND PINTS, Till BIST IN THE MARKIT Equal to the Leading Brands of ENGLISH ALES. Agents for Ashburton~MEssas Shbak mjn Bros „ WHAT prize takers for pastry nso Fatty Pan baking powder, the great novelty. t



Ross' Antidote and Ointment [The Great Herbal Remedy for Purifying the Blood. I^HE following unsolicited Testimonial by a gentleman w<3ll known m Ash burton, speaks for itself -.— Maaterton, August 28,1901. Boss Antidotb Compan*., Dear Sirs,—l feel it my duty to give you this enclosed testimonial m favour of Ross' Antidote for purifying the blood. I have been a great sufferer for many years from ulcerated stomach, indigestion, etc. My life was a perfect misery, and I was almost a wreck. I grew tired of trying different medical men and remedies, of which I had tried almost every known one but yours and one day some eighteen months ago a gentleman came into the shop where I was employed. He remarked " Jack, you loot very ill," and you may depend I was. He added, Will you take some medicine if I procure it; I replied, I will take anything. He brought me a bottle of your Antidote, and I took it accordingly as directed, and to my delight I began to get well, and after taking three large bottles I was a new man thanks to your great discovery. 1 always keep it by me, and find a few doses occasionally keep me m perfect health, anc I wish you the success with it that such a medicine merits. You can make what use you like of this—l remain, yours, etc. J. H. Pauling, Masterton. May be obtained from Messrs Fletchei Bros., and Shearman Bros., Ashburton Smoke New Venm



CYCLING SHORES, GOiTO H. Pannell, Bootmaker and Importer, 90 and 95, Manchester Street, Christchurch. CYCLING, RUNNING, TENNIS, And every description of Athletic Shoes made to order and m stock. Write for instructions for self measurement. FIT aUAKANTCED,



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> CANCER CURED. BRIEF PARTICULARS OF A REMARKABLE CASE IN ' THE WELLINGTON DIS TRICT. Fullest Information Sent on Application, Mr W. H. MEXTED, a well-known Con tractor, resident m Nelson street, Fetone, has been ill for OVER TWO YEARS, with CANCER IN THE BOWELS. First six months had constant craving for meat, had to have meat at meals at least twice a day. He says:—"Treated by two local doctors, at end of six months the doctors decided to put me under chloroform for examination and operation. Placed on milk djLet for three days previous, and wasted to a i shadow. After examination it was decided to send me to the Wellington Hospital for operation. A hard lump or ridge had been ' growing- for some time at the upper part of ■ the abdomen, and blood and pieces of flesh resembling' the lung of a sheep was passing from me daily. 1 was m the Wellington Hospital two months. Was operated on, and under examination the doctors told Mrs Mexted that the trouble was cancer m the bowela, and was practically incurable. Was taken from the hospital m that condition, being taken to my home on the ambulance stretcher, and m such a weak state they did not think I would reach home alive. Was carried to my bed, and for weeks lay be tween life and death. The local doctors were m regular attendance, and concurred with those of the hospital as to the nature of my complaint, and stated they could do nothing for me. As time went on the doctors ceased calling, telling my wife that my case was hopeless and they could do no more. I was worn away to a skeleton, and daily passing the matter above referred to. My wife then tried various remedies and patent medicines, but there was not the slightest improvement, until, on the advice of friends, i started taking PLANTEKOA, and it was not for some time that even this seemed to make any impression, and I was almost giving it up m despair. However, while using the fifth bottle, the discharge gradually ceased, and I began to feel stronger, the hard swelling had almost disappeared, and I was able to get up and i about for a little. To the joy of my family and friends the improvement continued, until at the present time I FEEL SPLEN DID. Have been away during Easter to Dane virke and Palmerston North for a trip, and have NOW RESUMED WORK. I consider that PLANTEKOA has COM PLETELY CURED ME. I shall be pleased to answer enquiries by letter or otherwise. —Yours, gratefully, W. H. MEXTED. I can certify that I visited Mr Mexted m the Wellington Hospital, and I never ex pected to see him come out alive, and his present condition' astonishes me. Signed, W. Shilling, Pilot, Wellington Harbour Board. This is to certify that I conveyed i Mr Mexted to the hospital m the ambulance, and two months later brought him home j again, and assisted to carry [ him from the | ambulance to his bed. Jas. Brockletmrst, general carrier, livery and bait stable keeper, Petone. Having been intimately acquainted with Mr Mexted for a long time I can certify to his serious illness and cure by PLANTEKOA. Geob&b S. Chandler, Farrier, Petone. Sufferers Everywhere, PLANTEKOA is the Most Powerful Herbal Remedy ever discovered, and if persevered with CURES IN EVERY CASE. Obtainable from Leading Chemists, Herbalists and Storekeepers. JACKSON, Herbalist, Agent.



UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, Ltd. Steamers sail from Lyttelton as under: — For "Wesfcport and G-reymouth—Weekly, Wellington — Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays. , NOTE—For extra sailings see advertise ment inChristehureh papers. Dunedin — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays. Nelson and Picton via Wellington- Tuesday and Saturday. Sydney, via Auckland — Alternate Thursdays. The above are subject to alteration; reference should therefore be made to Christchurch daily papers for dates and &our of Bailing. For furtther particulars apply to F. FEERIMAN, Agent, Ashburton. |||||l||MWMlllllllMWIHIil«l«IIBimi«^^ BUSINESS NOTICES. HENRY STEPHENSON. IN response to appeals from a number of my Clients to include the Sale of Farms, Town Properties, Suburban Properties, Sections, etc., m my business, I have de cided to do so, and am prepared to receive particulars of such, and my terms will be exceptionally easy— NO SALE, NO CHAEGE. I have several Town and Suburban Pro perties on my books, which I will be pleased to receive offers for, and all biisiness m this direction will receive my ptompt and best attention. My Weekly Sale of Poultry, Pigs, Cattle, Furniture, etc., a3 usual, EVERT SATURDAY at 12 o'clock. Clearing Sales of Stock, Household Fur slture, etc., as per arrangement m any part of the county. Advances made on all goods placed m my Jiands for Sale. MONEY.—I have several sums awaiting Investment. Colonial Grown and Island Fruit sold privately during the week, and all kinds of Produce. Agent : Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society, Limited ' Norwich Union Fire Insurance Company. .Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Company. Pianos and Organs on time payments from 20s per month. I have also several second hand Instru ments on. hand, cheap. HENRY STEPHENSON, Auctioneer, Land, Estate, and Commission Agent and Valuer, ASHBURTON. NOTICE OF REMOVAL MS J. "IT B&IN, QURQBON DENTIST His Removed to Warden's Baildiogr, Oashel Street, Ohriatcharch Telephone 956 S. McBRIDE, Monumental Sculptor, 60 Stafford Street. Timaru. t* LWAYS m Stoek.~A first JjL class selection of Marble and G-ranite Monuments. Designs and estimates may be inspected at the establishment of Mr John Wilson, Painter, Burnett Street, Ashburton. Letter Cutting m any style. ROYAL HOTEL, ASHBURTON. ME A. WHITAKEE, late manager of Ashb'orton Club, has entered into possession of the above Hotel. Every comfort and convenience. Fishing Hut at Moath of Ashburton Eiver. COOKING RANGES. ~P AEN ING HAM and CO.'Sj IMPROVED ZEALANDIA, New Patent. Needs ao setting, Can be used as open fire. Ask Fob The ; IMPROVED ZEALANDIA. 1



SHIPPING. fIIHB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING JL COMPANY'S LINE Royal Mail Steamers for London. Via Monte Video, Teneriffe, and Plymouth. Best accommodation for all classes of Passengers, Probable" j To~Saif~ Steamer. Tons Final Port. about Otarama... 3935 Wellington June 21 Papanul... 6582 Lyttelton July 10 Waimate 5610 Lyttelfcon ; July 12 Euapehit* 7705 — Paparoa* 6563 — » * Twin Screw, For farther particulars apply to FRIEDLAKDER BEOS., Ltd. SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED. j FOE LONDON. j EOYAL Mail Steamers, with superior | accommodation for all classes of pas- j sengers, calling at Monte Video or Eio, Teneriffe and Plymouth. 1 Vessel, Tons. Comm'nd'r From Date. Tokomaru 6238 J. Maxwell Well'n July 3 Delphic 8273 J. Breen — July *Mamari 3583 A. Banks — July Waiwera 6837 J. Stuart — Aug. •Gothic 7755 W. Kidley — Augl4 * Twin Screw, fNo passengers carried Full particulars as to rates of Freight and Passage Money, etc., from NICOLL BEOS.