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Thu 6 Sep 1906 - The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930)
Page 1 - Advertising

i florists and seedsmen.
i: that storm
last week.
TIIK STORM LAST WEEK DID
\ LOT OF DAMAGE TO THE
ft' VOrN'G TOMATO PLANTS
ft: Ill'V A FEW OF THESE TO
ft'. h'el'lace THOSE LOST.
< Conibiuation
fl:'; Dwarf Champion, RU Ruby,
V j)ukK of York, Golden Trophy,
.fl I'oudcrosu; Trophy, Mutcha's?,
fl Large Red.
B 6d per do/.., post free fid.
B' W6 l|,;r reo A/'
'B 1 Quotation per 1000 if required,
.fl' Tomato Seeds, 3d and fid Packet."?,
B All the Standard Sorts,
fl H\l) V'OR OUR CATALOGUE and GARDENING GUIDE,
i fce HtL'h, |xs. sli king-street.
pjcasc £end this advertisement .with your order.
.'fl; A. is Co.
'I'! rr.HE IIA1XFALL FOR AUGUST
b makes anderson's bust.
X' \\'c lwve been busy for some time, and now tbut, !
there has been such a generous downfall, of clo-
ijous rain all over the State, we are busier than
Cvcr and quite LOCKING FORWARD 10 A
B' RECORD SEPTEMBER in the Sale of Seeds and ;
1 o enumerate all the useful and necessary 1
items that we would recommend you to
B tow or plant now would require a whole
ft- page of this newspaper. Nevertheless
m z few items will be useful to you.
8 anderson's "perfection" packet.
H SOW NOW.
B H contains 7 new and useful lines for the
:B; Kitchen Garden, post free 5/ : —
KBW TOMATO, IiuJreUi's Earliest,
m JitlV WATERMELON, Calabria,
'B N£\V SWEET CORN, lV-cp o' day.
K NEW GARBAGE, Anderson's Pedigree,
f NEW LIMA BEAN, Leviathan.
H HER WOOD PEA, Dwarf,
flj BUTTER BEAN, Anderson? Wonder.
<k anderson's "gem" collection
E OF FLOWER SEEDS TO SOW NOW.
'flf 1 t Packets, 2/ Post Free,
'flj Aiiuranlhui — C'.illiopsis Cornflower Pansy Sun-
fl| ; flower — Stock Zinnia Phlox Balaam— —
-'Eg ' Cosmos Diauthus Poppy
flj ' Mignonette Salpiglo.s-i.s.
b anderson's tomato plants,
Bf All the Leading- Sort.?, Od. dozen, 3/3 per 100.
U- POSDEROSA OPTIMUS MIKADO
' : PERFECTION B12A UT Y TROI'il Y
X EARLY ItUUY MATCHLESS
B Po6t Free, Sd dozen; 1/3 per 100.
'K EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN.
if ANDERSON and CO.,
fll EEECSMEN & PLANT MERCHANTS, 399 GEORGE-ST.
h f-johton's
m . "U' SPECIAL COLLECTION OF
flj CHRYSANTHEMUMS,
fll . In well-assorted Shades and Colors,
B| ALL OF THE BEST AND NEWEST VARIETIES,
flj NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT,
flj led Madame Carnot— Reautiful Red.
Sf L-Iia Filkiiu'— Soft. Rosy Jink.
flf 'La, beau— Reddish Chestnut, Golden Reverse.
M derxchrstor (;itv— White Creamy Centre,
flj lime IkimiiniR— Flush Color.
Bi tub ri — Itosv Purple.
B rr<l,IK uartiy— ueamy White,
B Butt Globe— IhifT.
B Rrd Gk-ncftk— Mauve.
m hr, Ccombes— Pale Pink,
flf Hr?. C\ llo.r-— hieli Golden Yellow.
J Director TilFenitid— t.'oUlon Yellow.
| The above Collection, 7/0, POST FREE.
1 1I0KT0N and CO., SEEDSMEN and NURSERYMEN,
, i 731 GeorgC'St., 11AYMARKET, SYDNEY.
B branch Store; 9 Piit-st.
GELDING'S, Florists, etc., -ICS Gcorge-st., Sydney, for <
llottqucts. Wreaths, Seeda. Tomato Plants.
__ j
SHIPPING. i
1?. and a. mail line
TO
manila, china, and .tapan,
VIA QUEENSLAND AND PORT DARWIN.
Steamer. Tons. Commander. \ Sydney. I
KASTEHX aC0 W. G. McAHTIIUK. . Oct. 10 :
j MSTHALIAX.... »jqo ST. J. GEORGE Nov. 7
I 4560 P. T. HELMS Dec. i»
- I pASTUlN amu W. G. McARTHl/K. .jJan. 1)
I Space for Frozen Cargo.
; 1 _ TUB PICTURESQUE ROUTE TO EUROPE. '
| Through Bookings via Japan, Canada, ami the U.S.A.
I Saloon Accommodation Amidships. Lirgu, cool, 2-
| wrih caLin-:, all on the upper deck, and fitted witlv ,
dcctrle fang.
| _ LINEN WASHED ON BOARD. '
i l EASTERN and AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., Ld.. J
f GIBBS, BUItiUT, and CO., Managing Agents,
i , , 37 Pitt-strcet, Sydney. .
| Adelaide, Brisbane, and Nevv<ra>tlo.
i austkalFan unFon lFne". 1
f r»t Sirvito to LONDON and CONTINENTAL TOUTS.
| Via the SUEZ CANAL.
| The UiicJevinoiitiui.cil L'irst-ol.iss Steamers will be rlo-
! !M'lifd from Sydney as under:— (
1 Steamer. i'Tona .lU'g.l Sailing Date.
f! Star of Scotland | tiiio I Seirictn"l)ei:iJ ,
81 I 0U87 I Ot'iobrr (i. |
ffi J,ort. Caroline -1075 I oLlober ):i.
K llaniro | 0225 | OcH.hee JO. 1
H Ijki"s WOOL, General and illie'IUOKHATLD Caiao iTt
IB , Lowest Current llates of Freight.
R tor particulars apply to
H (IlliliS, llltlGIlT, and CO., (
fig TYS15R and CO., I -limit ,
m W. mid A. McAHTIIUK, Ltd. (.AkckIS.
fl P, A N AD I A N-A U S T R A 1. 1 A N
royal mail use.
S THE "ALL RED" ROUTE.
fi # THE BEST ROUTE
:fi CANADA, UNITED STATES.. AND EKULAND.
) THE FAVORITE STEAMER MOAN A'
H ; -SAILS OCTOBER i. J
ft FOLLOWING SAILINGS—
S OCTOBER Ml, NOVEMBER. 2li, DECEMBER 21.
B FMOX STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z., DTD., 1
ft , MANAGING AGENTS, 2.7J GEORGE-ST., SYDNEY.
>fij WILLIAM .ST1TT, General Pafaenger Agent.
p M.KS8Aumui2g smtiiTJiE's. !
S syOXEV TO LONDON, via COLOMBO and PARIS.
IS , ,.Stoamers of CiiOO tons, under Postal Contract with the i
te ; Government, calling at MELBOURNE, ABE- ' I
fig a," J' -. I'IIEMANTLE, COLOMBO, BOMBAY", SUEZ, and
1DR1 SAID, wi\\ be despa.tohed monthly as follows : — 1
!? e-, SI1- Adc-
|r| Steamer, Coin Sydney, bourne, laitJe,
mancler. Noon. 1 p.m. 1 p.m.
fei bruniV. Sellirr... Sept. II) Sept. 12 'opt. I.",
|, : Ito.ver. . . Oct. S t),'l. II let. 12 '1
flu ar»i'u ('"'»l,l)-- Nov. 5 Nov. » ,'ov. 10
I - Al; j llAI.M.N. . . V|.n,m . u,,c. ;i nec.fi lee. B
f : ilKTrnv r1i?M-',:V' £1' ioeludiniriable wince,
r- yvi r i(ar in V1' "EDUCED RATES. I
t . - t'.US f SPOKEN ON HOARD.
i ' D-i.in- r P-Rt'etdars apply at the Company' Olhees, 1
r- d«en ..eerncr, Pitt-slrrcl.
f ' H. BRAS1ER BE T.'IUY, (
( ; Principal Agent.
| : ' U.C.r LOOK OUT Full K.C. f
£a-SOL.:

SHIPPING.
QHIXA NAVIOATION COMPANY, LTD.
MANILA, -CHINA"; AND JAPAN,
VIA
ZAMBOANOA. rORT DARWIN. AND QtjEITNSLAND.
Steamer. Tons. -Commander. Leave Sydney
tTA!YUAN.... 32D0 L. DAWSON Sept. 19.
TS1NAN. 2300 C. LINDilHRGU Oct. 4.
CIIANGSHA. . . 2300 T. MOOHK Nov. 13.
CHINGTU 2300 W. B. J3ROWN. . . . . . Nov. 24.
tOniits Port Darwin. Spaec for Frozen Cargo.
Saloon Amidships. All Large, Cool, Two-Berth Cabin,
fitted with Electric Fans. Surgeon carried.
SPECIAL THROUGH BOOKINGS TO EUROPE,
Via Japan, Canada, and U.S. America.
G. S. VUILL and CO., Ltd.,
Managing Agents in Australasia,
fl Bridge-street.
rpHE ABERDEEN LINE,
NATAL, CAPETOWN, PLYMOUTH, and LONDON,
CALLING AT FREMANTLE.
REGULAR THREE-WEEKLY SERVICE,
Discharging at Durban Wharf.
DAMASCUS.... H. A. SchleKian 1 Noon, Sept. 22
MILTIAJDES. . . T. F. Spalding ..... I Noon, Nov. 9
MORAVIAN ...j A. Simpson ) Noon, Nov. 33
Twin Screw.
FARES:
Saloon. 3rd Class.
London, from £32 £16 0 Od to £20 Os Od.
, Cape and Natal, from £31 10s £13 13s to £17 17a.
1 ROUND-THE-WORLD TICKETS from £115.
SALOON CABINS, large and elegantly appointed,
I THIRD-CLASS ACCOMMODATION of the highest
j standard. Pamphlets, Timetables, etc., on application.
LUGGAGE received only on day of sailing.
DALGETY and COMPANY, Limited,
Agents in Australia. '
g,S. DAMASCUS, FlfDMLIVEIlPOdL.
CONSIGNEES are requested to PASS ENTRIES at
once for Dalgeiyhs Wharf.
The Ship will not be responsible for any loss of or
damage to Cargo after it Icavc9 the ship's slings.
AH goods impeding discharge will be stored at Con-
fiignee-j' risk and expense without further notice.
Bills oi Lading must be presented, duly endorsed,
fiiight paid, and delivery orders obtained from Hie un-
dcisigr.cd before anv goods will be celivcred.
DALGETY and COMPANY, Limited, Agents,
O'Connell-strect.
N.B. — Manifest per above Steamer includes Tranship
intnt Cargo ex S.S. Philadelphia!!, from Portland. Maine.
S X A R D I N E.
PLYMOUTH and LONDON, via DURBAN and
CAPETOWN.
Twin-screw, 12.000-ton Steamers.
SUEVIC, to SAIL on SEPTEMBER S, at Noon.
PERSIC, RUNIC, MEDIC, and AFKiC to Follow,
FARES:— Capetown or Durban, £11/11/ to £23/2/;
I.ohcioii, £10 to £30.
New York, Boston, etc., £2"»/2/6 to £56/2/6.
ONLY ONE CLASS OF ACCOMMODATION.
Pamphlets, Time-tables, and all other information on
application.
LUGGAGE received onlv on day of sailing.
DALGETY and COMPANY, Limited,
Agents in Australia.
JPINAL NOTICE TO CONSIGNEE.
S.S. SUEVIC, FROM LIVERPOOL.
Including Transhipment ex ihc following Steamers and I
Rfihvay Bills of Lading:— "Oceanic," "Celtic." :
"Gcorgie," from New York; "Arabic," "Cymric," "Bo '
hi'irian." "Canadian," "Devonian," ".Sa<-hcni," "Michi- I
gan," "Sagamore," "Saxonia," from Boston; "Cornish-
man," "Norseman," "Ottoman," from Portland, Maine;
"Soulhwark," from Montieal; "Cireassia," trom Mar-
seiltes; # "Cognac," from Chareute; "T.vria," 'ruin
(iallijioli; "Bulgarian," from Fiume; "Knowsley Ilati, ' ;
from Marseilles; "Aleppo," from Palermo; "Minerva," j
from Cadiz; "Navarre," from Bordeaux; "Fulernian," j
from Constantinople; Union Line U/L» from Cincut- !
n.itti; Lake Shore and Leigh Valley Route B/L., from :
Chicago. j
ALL CLAIMS against Inward Cargo ex the above 1
Steamer must be rendered in duplicate to the undcr-
Mgned by Noon THIS DAY, otherwise they cunnut
be recognised.
Agents will attend at DALGBTY'S WHARF, Miller's
Point-, at 2.15 p.m. THIS DAY, to adjust all claims
finally,
DALGETY and COMPANY, Limited, Agents.
O'Connell-strect.
QR1ENT-HOYAD MAID LINE,
for PLYMOUTH and LONDON, via Naples ami Mar
seilles, calling at Fivmanth', Colombo (transhipping to
all Indian Ports), and Suez Canal Ports, as under: —
It. M.S. Toin; <>m- , Sydnvy, Moll,., Adel.,
lr.ni. tier, j Room 1 d.iii. I 2 inn.
OROYA G.207I L'ai-ke-i- . . . . !fte|)l'. S Sept. 11 Sept. R!
OlITOXA... H.UdllHenks Sept. 22 Sept. 25 Sept. 27
OHMUZ C.tfi-ilSbelfortl.. (let. « Oct. P (let. 11
ORIUNT.... n.A.-.;! Mrhobion.jUcl. 20 Oct. 2:1 (let. 25
'tOHO.NTES. 9,022 Rtubveil.. Oet. 21 Nov. 0 Nov. S
ORURA 5,855 I'lunkctt.. Nov. 17 Nov. 20 Nov. 22
'OI'HIR 0,811 Coad Bee. 1 Dec. I Dec. 0
-O.MRAII 8,282 Symolta. . . Dee, 15 Dee. IS Dec. 21)
OROYA fiHTIParlter... . ;Beo. 2.1 .Ian. 1 .Ian. :i
OHIONA... 8,000|.Ienk.s .... .Ian. 12 .Ian. 15 Jan. 17
OR.MUZ II.4l)5).SIicfm-d...:.lan. 2G Jan. 20 Jan. 21
OKOfAYA.. 5,S5SiCo!Iina....'Feb. i) Feb. 12 Feb. 11
ORONTKS.. 0,O2J|Rlllliven.. 'Feb. 211 Feb. 211 Feb. 28
9'1' D-A 5, S5S I'lunkctt..;. Mar. 0 Mar. 12 .Mar. 14
O',1,!"1 fi.SMlCoad :.\lar. 23 Mar. 20 Mar. 28
JOMIIAI I .. . . S.2,S2;Syni(,T.ri_ . lApril « April 9 April 11
x ' ' vin Screw Steamer. (Melbourne Cup Steamer.
SAI.OON: Single. .f:w to .C75; Reluni, J263 and £112.
_ Return Tickets available for Ttvo Years.
Third Class (liberal dietary scale), £17, £10, £21.
Fremantle (W.A.): Saloon, £S and £11: 'lliird, £5/5/.
THROUGH FARES TO NEW YORK QUOTED.
DAVID ANDERSON,
General Manager in Australia.
Martin-place (opp. G.l'.O.).
pLEASUltE TRIPS TO BRISBANE.
By ORIENT-IIOVATj MAID LINERS.
1/iave Arrive Leave Arrive
Sydney. Brisbane. Brisbane. Sydney.
Sept. 11 Sept. in Sept. 15 Sept. 17
Sept. 25 Sept. 27 Sept. 20 Oct. 1
Oct. 9 Oct. 11 Oct. 13 Oct. 15
p. AND O. COMPANY'S "
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
i
FOR MARSEILLES, PLYMOUTH. AND LONDON,
FIRST AND SECOND SAI/JON ONLY. .
oi Sydney,
Steamer. Tons. Commander. Noon.
pWXA 7,012 B. Street Sept. 15
!lN'»A 7, OH F. W. Vibcrt, K.N.R. . Sept. 20
MONGOLIA.... 10, (XX) O. F. Prealon, K.X.It. Oct. 13
I'IHTANXIA... u.aa O. 1„ W. Field Oet. 27
HOOLTAN 10,01X1 (J. C. llenniug, lt.N.H. Nov. 10
UMALAYA.... 0,808 IV. L. Broun, lt.N.R. . . . Nov. 21
MOLDAVIA.... 10, (XX) E. Gordon Dec. 8
I'lG'TORIA fi.522 11. L. Haddock, lt.N.R. Dee. 22
PASSAGE MONEY TO LONDON— £3S to £75.
Ditto Return £08 to £112.
Through Rate, quoted to New York, via Suez. Farea
Torn £41 to £74.
Special Return Tickets to Ceylon are now intcrchange-
tble with the Orient-Royal Mail line.
A. GORDON IVESOHB.
Acting Superintendent in Australia.
as Pitt-street.
pUND'S BLUE ANCHOR LINE.
ro NATAL (DURBAN), CAPETOWN, AND LONDON,
via MELBOURNE and ADELAIDE.
The Fine Steamers o tills line will leave SYDNEY
an the undermentioned dates:—
'COMMONWEALTH. H. G. Thomaa.R.N-.R. (Sept. 14
iVAKOOL 15013 J. It. Brouie. K.N.R.. Oct. 12
s'Af'KUNG |f»o«S W. C. Simondu |Nov. 16
Twin Screw.
FIRST SALOON AMIDSHIPS. Largest and Best Ap
pointed Cobiua in the Trade. <
THIRD-CLASS Cabin fitted with every comfort. I
FARES:— LONDON — First Saloon, £02; Third-class, 1
£10. £18. and £20.
NATAL and CAPETOWN— -Fiwt Saloon, £31/10/;
Third-da, 13. 15, and 17 Guineas.
For Illustrated J'ainphlets, I'latw, etc., apply to
:HLCH1UST. WATT, and SANDERSON. Ltd., 7 Bent-st. "
Homeward r a s s a g e"£ J
All Lines, All Routes, All Classes.
Before taking your Tickets to Europe, America, Japan, '1
India, South Africa, etc., write for Illustrated Trai
ler's Gazette and Sailing List, post free. 1
THOS. COOK and SON, 1 iiuiiLer-street, Sydney.
FEDEIlAL-llOULDEIi-SHlRK. ?
OR LONDON AND LIVERPOOL VIA DURBAN AND
CAPETOWN.
Tlu» Fine Stcam.sliin (
NAIKSIilUIC, I
52S7 Tons Gross Regisler, C\ OI>SEN, Commander,
will he Despalohed from SYDNEY
about september 25,
Taking WOOL, GENERAL, and FROZEN C'jUIGO at
LOWEST CURRENT RATES.
Has excellent amminu'dulitfi ninidshins for Saloon j
ThTrd-Vi-is AcciJiunwidatinii (2 and 1 bcrlh Cabins) 1
it led throughout with KUenic J.ight, and with every (
.omfort.
FARES: — '
Saloon. Tliird-i:laa». j
DURBAN £36 «
.ml'VrrOW N £22/10/ .. £10/10/ v
.ON BON £!' « LH/12/
For furiher pari ii ular?, ajqily 1
B1RT ami COMPANY, Limited. Agents.
7 Macquune-pluce.
Sydney, September 1, 1906. i
XT- CAIN'S COASTAL CO-OI'ERATIVE STEAMSHIP
LN COMPANY, Limited. t
"OUT MACQIIARt hi, HASTINGS, nnd WNSON RIVERS. 1
S.S. WAlTTItll'i;, TIMS DAY. lit 11 p.m. I
MACLKAY IHVEI! (nil purls)—
S.S. HASTINGS, SATURDAY, Noun. 1
A. K ETHEL nnd CO., Agents. (
_ I'linenix JVharf. IGnJiiin.'-jdrcel.
f-OFF'S llAItilOll jud \\ OOI.GOOI.G A.— COOLOON, .
U-' THIS DAY. fl p.m. llnoil aeeon). pnengere.
I'WEEI) RIVER DIRECT (All Paris). — DUROBY, MOX- j
DAY. 1) i».m. Without transhipment.
CARGO received dailv. I.AXGLEY BROS.. \
Phoenix Wilt.. Iiioi (if Erskine rl. j
jt AYLOIfS ' WHARF. P > RMONT.
'A I'D HAWKE. Forolrr. AVallaiuhj, N.ilu.ie. hramluch, 1
Coolougolook.— TUNCURIIY, TO-M()'it()M . u p.m.
.AMDlrN 1LYAEN, New, .nul Kendall. — BLLL1NGER,
JAHIRDAY. noon.
y O, MAK'ES"Y'OU tSl'AUU. K.C'.'S GOOD FOR ALL. (j
i
' ' ' Z iZ

' shipping. v
ijguilns, philp, and co., limited,
! DRIDGE- STREET, SYDNEY.
Agents (or Sleamora Trading to All Pari, of the World.
COMBINATION ROUND-THE-WORLD TOURS
BY ANY ROUTE.
EXCURSIONS AND SPECIAL SAILINGS TO ALL
PORTS ON THE AUSTRALIAN CONTINENT.
TO NEMV ZEALAND. HONOLULU. SAN Pit ANCI8CO,
NEW YORK, AND THROUGHOUT AMERICA.
TO SINGAPORE. PORT DARWIN. JAVAi'pOBTS, AND
DUTCH EAST INDIES. I
MANILA, HONGKONG, AND THROUGHOUT JAPAN.
LONDON, LIVERPOOL. AND ALL PLACES
THROUGHOUT EUROPE. \
TO THE PACIFIC! ISLANDS, NEW HEBRIDES,
SOLOMONS, GILBERT AND ELLIOE ISLANDS,
LOUD IIOWE AND NORFOLK ISLANDS, FIJI,
NEW CALEDONIA, PAGO PAGO, NBIV GUINEA,
NEW BRITAIN.
TO CALCUTTA, ROMHAY. MADRAS, and Throughout
INDIA and the EAST.
All defiling to travel oiiould write (or particular.,
when an itinerary will be prepared, allowing coat, time
: occupied, variation o ( route, etc., etc.
Books, Pamphlet,, Maps, Passage and Freight Sche
dules on application to
BURNS, PIIILP, and CO.. Limited,
10 Bridge-alreet, Sydney.
.u.s.n; co., limited.
ROYAL MAIL COASTAL SERVICE.
THE POPULAR PASSENGER LINE.
From the Lime-street Wharves.
... I ARAMAC, TUESDAY, 5 p.m.,
'Dil j September 11.
< KANOWXA, WEDNESDAY, 1
melbourne, p m- j2-
WYAXDRA, TUESDAY, 5 p.m.,
v September is.
melbourne, ' (witN«me„t,,
adelaide, l/"""'
and
Transhipping to
Port Piric. kyaiira
7?'pt7,\r a vit to ( " (Without Transhipment),
l1 xvJli.yla.tn ililiJ, wednesday, 1 p.m., Septeni-
« , . . her -26.
to Each 7000 Tom.
PERTH, Twin Screws.
Ccraluton, Deck Cabins.
aid Carrying First and Second Sa-
hrrth-wc-it j0on and Steerage Passengers.
Ports. Inspection invited. Early appli-
cation for bertha necessary.
- — / warris«0 (cargo only), noon
I .September 8.
maryborough,
bukdargrg, / arawatta, tuesday, 7 p.m.,
gladstone, | September 11,
"rookhampto.v,
townsy1llb. \ jujninyon(j. saturday,
Noon, September 15,
UACKAY, \
bowbn. arawatta, tuesday, 7 p.m.,
townsvilt..e, September 11.
rpflMViW \ ARAMAC, TUESDAY, 7 p.m.,
SoUi/iLYAN: ( September IS.
CAIRNS. WVANDRa; TUESDAY, 7 p.m.,
TORT DOUGLAS, j September 25.
COOKTOWN. '
rHURSDAY IS- ) ARAMAC, TUESDAY, 7 p.m.,
land. | September is.
nor 1! anton. f
BURKKTOWX. J (Tranahipping at Brisbane).
noumea, "j
levuk 1 fiji f suva (now steamer), "wed-
suva j j nesday, .r p.m.. October 3. ,
through sera1ce to rockhampton.
ix»vb5t current rates' and freights.
cargo landed at jetty wharf. towxsytlle,
when required, at current rates. |
After flrat port Saloon Ticket are now interchange
able under certain condition with all inter-Suite Com
panies in the Queensland and Western trades, to be ascer
tained on application to
burns, pill lp, and co., Ltd., Agents, 10 Bridge-st.
ttomeward thro america.
Via san francisco
(a More Interesting Route than ever).
oceanic | a. and a,
company, | line.
THE ONLY COMPLETE TWIN-SCREW SERVICE
OI'BRATING WITH THE FASTEST FLEETS AND
FINEST LONG-DISTANCE TRAINS, AFFORDING
THE GREATEST DEGREE OF COMFORT.
CHEAP THROUGH FARES TO LONDON, Etc.
GLASGOW, BELFAST, PARIS, HAMBURG, Etc.
R.M.S.S. SONOMA, I p.m., SEPTEMBER 7.
H.M.S.S. VENTURA, 1 p.m., SEPTEMBER 2L
R.M.S.S. SIERRA, 1 p.m., .OCTOBER 15.
Send (or New- Book, giving particulars, Free.
burns, philiand co., ltd.,
MANAGING AGENTS,
CORNER PITT AND BRIDGE STREETS, SYDNEY. ,
N- T- K-
' (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA).
IMPERIAL JAPANESE MAIL LINE.
EXPRESS MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICE
to
manila, china, and .tapan,
Calling at
BRISBANE, TOWNSVILLK, and THURSDAY ISLAND.
JAPANESE AUTUMN.
Visit Japan during September. October, and November, !
when the climate is very pleasant;, the autumnal tints
being then beautifully displayed. The following magni-
Bcent Bteamera will leave Sydney: —
Steamer. Tons.j Commander. j Noon.
yawata uaru . 4000 w. Townsend Sept. 12
nikko maru ... 0000 E. w. Haswell .... October 10 ,
kuliano maru 5000 w. scol.t Hunter .. I October 31, i
Saloon amidahips, two berths only. Kuc-h cabin fitted
with electric fans. Linen washed on board at moderate
price.
special through bookings
to all part of the east. america, and europe.
For full particular! apply to
burns, philp, and co.. Limited,
llanuging Agents.
West australia, j
<
MTLWRA.IT FT. M'EACIIARN, AND CO.'S LINE. J
Without Transhipment. j
From Howard Smith's Wharf, Sussex-street. 1
<
The Steamshio
cooeyanna, j
for 1
melbourne, adelaide, albany. bunbury,
frem'antle. anil oer.vldton, 1
Transhipping for North-west Portsand Port Pirie, 3
friday. september ii. .
space for Deck Cargo and Stock. '
Taking saialon passengers only.
tickets may be made available after firtft port of i
?al! for Steamers of the a.u.s.x., Adelaide s.s.. liovaul
Smith, and lluddart, Parker, comlitior to be umu-
.ained at the c'oinpaniea' office or Agenuie?.
For all parliculars apply t.o
burns, philp, and co. Lid., Agent,
_10 Bridge-it reel. j
\ tanning river.- IvLKCTRA. to-morrow, : (i 'p.m.
ax toff's ha'rhoit. and woolgoolga.— jjoitrigd, i
tuesday. s p.m.
'weed - river, (all pai — oav'anba, saturday,
b a.m. j
'out macquahie, hastings, wilson rivers.—
pyr.mgnt, 1 ims day. 5 p.m.
the north coast s.n. company. Ltd..
n 11 10 x o It t h c o a s t j
" steam navigation comi'any, Limilcd.
i'rom Company's m'harf, 3 Sussex-street.
Bars and Weather Permitting.
3larkxok river. — Kyogle, Saturday. :> p.m.
tlciimond river.— St. George, This Day, 6 p.m.
iaclkay river.— Burrawung, Saturday, k pan.
'ort macquar1e.— Pyriuoiu, Tins Day, 5 p.m.
lvmbuoca river.— Rock Lily, Thi.s Day, 8 p.m.
i anning river.— Elcctra. To-morrow, i> p.m. 11
iEt, linger river.— Rosedale, To-morrow, 8 p.m. c
From drui'lt-strket.
1ykon bay.— Cavanba. Saturday, 1) a.m.
ttlal hay and cdfe's ll'auhor (Pa, only).—
Cavanba, Saturday, t) a.m.
:off's u arbor ami woolgoooa.— Dorrigo, Tues-
dav, s p.m.
weed river. -Cavanba. Saturday. !> a.m. ,
ciirno received up to 5 p.m. daily; Saturday, up to ..
passenger oi!i»e: 70 Pitt-street, next to Union Hani:,
/here Guide Books can be purchased.
robert a. bell. Manager. b
rpi7 e a 1 1 k a juitl tSUU'j'li coast
X S. N. COM l'ANY, ltd. 1?
bars. Weather, and other eireumstauces permlltiiig. u.
ivollongong, kia.ma.— friday, 7 p.m.; tuesda\,
sowr'a!"' shell!! au110r,— s.s. peterborough, v
;0\\r-\s.s.7'etir tuesday, 7 p.m.
rio alu a yen 1uver. 'a'ra, berry.— s.s. coo-
monderry, tuesdav, 7 p.m.
hlnnri.la (onlv). s.s. eden, saturday, 10 a.m.
llndllla. hatemax's bay, clyde river. nel- .1
i.k'jen. -s.s. ll.lawarra, friday, 7 p.m.; tues- 1
.lorl'vv. 'via "bATEMAN'S bay (Passengers only),— u
ss. eden. sam rday, 10 a.m. n
10ruya direct. -s.s. coomonde rry, thursday, j
VAG<1ng\.-S.S. coomonderry. thursday. 3 p.m. u
ifrm-xgui. tatiir a, m13uimbula, ! den.- s.s. -
hega, thursday, 10 a.m.; s.s. bega. monday,
icr'm'agui, t.vau;.).-h.s. kdkn, katurday, io ji-
T. H. -IAUHSoN, Manager. r
Offices an'! Wharve?, Market Wharf. J.
rKiiuiTwJirs ox x.c'. li-U'.'-s a sufnjng r\
X. LIGHT. . . . . . -J

SKIPPING.
,"jj N I O N" L I N IS.
Steamer nre despntciied a follow, weather and other
oirctinietances permitting, from the Company's
Wliarvea, Margaret and Sussex streets. Cargo will
not be received within two hour of Steamer's sail
ing:—
NEW ZEALAND.
FOR AUCKLAND, GISBOHNK, NAPIER, WELLING
TON. LY'lTELTON, DUNl'ID IN (transhipping to
outports) —
MOAXA, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 12, transhipping at Auck
land to Mokoia tor southern port.
MAIIENO (Turbine Steamer), WEDNESDAY', Scptem-
her 26. at 1 p.m.
For WELLINGTON, LYTTBLTON, DUNEDIN, BLUFF,
HORART, ami MELBOURNE (transhipping to out
ports) —
MANUKA (Twin Screw), SATURDAY, September 8,
at 1 p.m., transhipping at Dunedin to Mocraki
(Twin Screw), for Bluff, Hobart, and Melbourne.
MONOWAI, SATURDAY. September 15, at 1 p.m.
TASMANIA.
; For HOBART DIRECT—
| OONAII, WEDNESDAY, September 32, at noon;
September 2-t.
From HOBART— September IS, 20. .
I For LAUXCEBTOX. via EDEN—
WAKATII'U, WEDNESDAY, September 12, at 10
a.m.; nnd September 26. October 11.
From LALXCESTON— September 5, 19, October .
For STHAIIAX DIRECT—
KAROltl (Cargo only), MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,
at Noon (Druitt-slreet Wharf).
SOUTH SUA ISLANDS.
For FIJI (Uutoka, Suva, Lcvuka), SAMOA (Apia),
TONGA (Yavau, Haapai, Nukualofa), thence to Auck
land—
ATUA (Twin Screw), TUESDAY, September 15, at
For TONGA (Nukualofa, Haapai, and Vavau), SAMOA
(Apia), FIJI, thence to Sydney—
NAVUA (Twin Screw), from Auckland. TUESDAY ,
September 18. Connecting steamer from Sydney,
MOAXA. WEDNESDAY, September 12.
For FIJI DIRECT (Suva and Lcvuka). from Auckland—
TAVIUXI, WEDNESDAY, October U. Connecting,
stunner from Sydney, MAIIENO, WEDNESDAY,
September 20, at 1 p.m.
E/YSTERN PACIFIC SERVICE.
For TAHITI and RARATOXGA —
11 AC ROTO (from Auckland). TUESDAY', October 2.
Cnnneeting steamer iioin Sydney. MAHEXO,
WEDNESDAY', September 20, at 1 p.m.
FROM MELBOURNE.
For NEW ZEALAND PORTS, via HOBART AND BLUFF-
WAIEARE, WEDNESDAY, September 12. at 2 p.m.
For LAUNCESTON— „
LOOXCANA (Turbine Steamer), September a, 10, 14,
19, 24. 28.
From LAUNCESTON— , , „
I.OONGAXA (Turbine Steamer), September 7, 12, IS,
21, 26.
For X.W. COAST PORTS (Ta.O—
FLORA, TUESDAY' and FRIDAY.
For STHAHAN. (Zrrhan Ooldlields)—
KAWATIRI. September 5. '
Ticket avaitahic for stop orer or return by Huddart,
Parker, and Co.'s ntenmers.
For Leallets and full particulars apply to
UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND,
Limited.
FREDK. W. JACKSON, Manager.
: Offices: 259 Georgo-atreet.
milE "ADELAIDE STEAJISHIP COM-
!X- PANY, LIMITED.
IlYPItFSS LINE OF PASSENGER STEAMERS
(I-Yoin Grafton Wharf).
pnr ( YLARf.OO. 5 p.m., TO-MORROW,
MELBOURNE! FRIDAY", September 7.
For 1,
MELBOURNE
ADELAIDE | YONGALA,
(trsnshippins |
i WEDNESDAY', September 19.
ALBANY. 1 at 1 p.m.
FREMANTLE
(trandupping to | Witll0ut iranslupmcnt.
Perth, Grraldton. j
and North-west I
Poits). pilb tRR 5 p.m., SATUR
BRISBANE, \ b.vy, September S. ,
MARYBOROUGH-' (No oorjjo received after 11 a.m.
BUNDABURG, ou day of sailing.)
GLAOSTON'B, \ £am,T»r.iv
ROCK If All ITOK, / MARLOO, 12 noon, SATURDAY,
MACKAY- ' September 15.
TOU'NSVJLLE. and
RIVBR PORTS to M'OLLOWRA, 12 noon, SATUR-
OAIRNS. J J>AY, September 22.
lowest farf.s AND freights.
SALOON PASSAGE TICKEI'S are interchangeable after
the first port of call with the other intc-r-State Compa
nion on ail Service.'', subject to conditions which can be
ascertained on application at the Company's Office. j
G. S. YUILL and CO., Limited, Agents,
Bridge-street. j
'xp \va it" d nrrfH t isr b, !
XA EAST IJASSENGER STEAMERS i
TO WEST AND SOUTH AUSTRALIAN, VICTORIAN,
AND QUEENSLAND TORTS.
for ( BOMBALA,
SATURDAY. Sept. S, 1 p.m.
MELBOURNE,! COOEYANNA,
GEELONG, ' FRID.W, September II, 5 p.m.
PORTLAND, N COOLGARD1E,
2n?iii2iu>1P0r'' I SATURDAY, Sepiember 15,
ruiti rAiivi, \ j p.m.
ADELAIDE, ALBANY. BUNBURY, FRE- j
MANTLE, AND GERALDTON.
Transhipping for Perth and other S.A. and W.A. PORTS.
To leave To leave To leave
Steamer. Sydney. Melbourne. Adelaide.
COOEYANNA.. Sept. 34 Sept. 38 Sept. 22
CYCLE .Sept. 28 October 2 October 6
, I'lLBAKRA
' / (from Grailon Wharf),
MARYBOROUGH, ("No cargo received after 11 a.m.
BUNDABERG, J l 'M. of K'iiing).
ROCKHAMPTON, / "lvONOOAYARRA,
GLADSTONE, \ TUESDAY, Sept. II, 5 p.m.
UACKAY-, BOMBALA,
TOWNSV1LLE, I SVTI'ltDXY' g-n i--, ,
OAIItNS, and I "aT1IN; t ' P
KIVBR PORTS. \ .,.,,,-c-uh- c.
IUESDAY, 18, a p.m.
Through Steamer for tlie.se ports.
To ensure ahipffient, cargo must be delivered at Wharf
Ope- llcur before advertised time of starting.
CARGO FOR ALL PORTS RECEIVED DAILY.
RETURN TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR SIX MONTHS.
PAbSJJXGF.It TICKETS INTERCHANGEABLE WITH
OillEIt INTER.ST'ATK S.S. COMPANIES. FULL PAR-
llCULARS ON APPLICATION.
OFFICES: EQUITABLE-BUILDING, 250 CE0RGE-
da Rlii/T.
WIl.UtVES: FOOT OF KING-STREET.
Telephone Nos. : 1706, 1707, 1708.
T-TUDDART, PARKER LINE
THE FAVOIHTE I'.ASSENGER SERVICE.
NEW ZEALAND.
AUCKLAND, . ZEALANDIA
1ISBOUNE, \
fAl'IER, HEDNESlDAY', SEPTEMBER 19.
A'EILI.NGTON, I NOON.
A'TTELTON, \
JUXEDIN, / VICTORIA,
iTransliipping to | YVKDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2.
oulporte). I NOON.
WELLINGTON,
A'TTELTON,
JUNEDIN, WIMMERA
AND BLUFF. i.ll.Uluxi A,
iRLBOURNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,
Transliippiiig- to NOON,
outports).
vii "OBART and BLUFF- '
MIMMEHA, IVEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10.
TASMANIA. ' 1
iOBART —
' WEMWriAY' SCPtC'"bCr Xof"' :""1 .
;Yom HOBART— 1
WKSTRALIA, September 12. 22.
jAUNOES'I'ON— ' I
1'i'Gin MKLBOUUNK— COOGKIC, September 7, 12, 17. '
YDUUAIDE «
(Ti-aiuhippin for TUVERIKA ;
PORT PIRlKij, (From Melbourne), I
Vf.KAXY, WKDNESDAV, £IEPTE'MI3ER
LItEMANTUE Carrying FIRST' and SECOND
(Transhipping for SALOON and THIRD CfASH j
PHJKTII, Passengew. Deck Cabins. ,
GEHALDTON, and Ehrly Application for Bertha
North-west Ports). nci.rsary.
few Zealand Tirkela for Stop-over and Return by Union
Company's Steamers, or vice-versa. J
leturn Portion of Coastal Tickets available by all inter- '
Statu Companies. Particulars on application.
!aro will not be received within two hours of Stcamer'i
sailintr.
For partirulai-s, apply J
HIJDDART, PARKER, and CO. PROPRIETARY, LTD. p
Offices: Exchange Cormr, 61 Pitt-sirt et.
Wharwa: Margaret and Suahcx at reels.
jUIld NisWCASTLK AND IITJN TEH
X RIVER STEAMSHIP COMPANY', Limited. "
FARES IX) AND I' ltOM NEWCASTLE: "
ALOON— Single, Of, Return. i»/; available for 2 months.
STEERAGE. 3'6 each way.
Reserved Hiutlis in Deck (/ablns, 2/ extra each way.
'arcs, if paid on hoard, tM extra for each t-ingle fare. J
PASSENGER and CARGO STEAMERS ni-htlv (Sun-
ay excepted) to NEWCASTLE arid MORPETH, etc.
S.S. NEWCASTLE, 1251 ton.. TIMS NIGHT, at 11.
ORT STEPHENS, IMiLLAllDhLAU, MUGHAL WHARF,
and STROUD.— S.S HAWK, SATURDAY, 5 p.m.
No Cartro received alter 5 p.m.; Saturdays, 1 p.m.
Ihrmicd GomH received up to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m.
Rooking (JJIlcc: 147 Sussox-t-trcel.
F. .1. .THOMAS, Manager.
froR i : V A, "h"ATi"':.M A N'S "RAY-," and NELLIGKN.— S.S.
>1. Ripple, from Albion Wharf, M.arkct-nt., FRIDAY, 10
in. Good accominod.il ion for passonj>eiu. Caro received
p In hour of sailing. __ Ci. CRO.MACK, Arjent.
PAVEED RIVER' (Aii Paitrt). — eilmiTFRH'lNDSlTfl '
I- will leave Albion Wharf, foot Market-it., TO-MOU- £
t'W, aL 5 p.m. Carjjo received dailv.
Tel. liJP. R. M. COKRIGAy anil CO.
tOSF(>RJ> and Wyonu. - S.S.' Woy Wov leaves RuruS,
Philp. and < o.'s Win'., Circular Ouay, every Tues- -
i.v and Friday, at. 8 a.m. Cargo rec. daily. Fare 1/ re- J
:rn, 2/6 single. Rums Philp, an«l_Co. . L'd., agents.
\OWIK'S ''LlVriiTrs"GONfJOUT7T'"K7c.yAsiilN' t
INGJdGHJ' __
1WO teapnoonfuls ».f In'lifi' Cofice L'iiCiltC will Ulif & f
tup of ddici'JUJ Coif-je, l-
____ — . —

SEIPPIUG.
iJ.D.L. N.D.L.
IMPERIAL MAIL STEAMERS.
FOUR-WEEKLY SERVICE
TO LONDON AND CONTINENT,
VI U COLOMBO, SUEZ, NAPLES, GENOA, SOUTHAMP-
TON, ANTWERP, AND BREMEN.
c, I ( Sydney, , Aile-
stcamer. Tons.J Comniander. jl.ofi p.m laide.
SCHARNHORST 8,l:tl|L. Maass jsuRt. 15 Sept. 22
GKRA 5,005|F. l'roscli ...lOet. IS Oet. 2D
ZK1TEN 8.043 F. V. ltinser jSov. 10 Nov. 17
G. KUI1FURST. 13,182 E. 1'rchn ....'Dec. 8 Dee. 15
| 1207. 1907.
BARBAItOfiSA . 10,915|Langreutcr ..Jan. 5 Jan. 12
SCHARNHORST S,131IL. Maass ....ll'eb. 2 FeLv 9
BREMEN 11,570)11. I'rager .. IMar. 2 liar. 9
"Twin Screw Steamer.
Leaving MELBOURNE Tuesday after Svdnev.
FARES TO LONDON:
First Saloon Single, £C5 to £75; Hetnrn, Alp
Second Saloon Single, £38 to £12; Return, £03
Third Class Single. £15 to £17; Return. £2i
Saloon Return Tickets are available tur TWO YEARS.
ROUND THE WORLD, £130, uitb £20 Atlantic Berth.
REDUCED FARES THROUGH TO NEW YORK VIA
SUEZ.
r|TO MANILA, CHINlY, AND JAPAN".
Regular FOUR-WEEKLY' Service, calling at New Bri-
tain, New Guinea, and Manila, lor Hongkong, okoliatna,
ami Kobe, connecting at Hongkong with the l?Okr-
NIGHTLY £XPUES>S MAIL SERVICE of the N.D.L. from
Japan and China to Europe.
Steamer. Tons,
WILLEIiAD (Twin-screw; 4,761 Sept. 29.
PK1NZ WALDEMAR (Two-screw) .. S.m Oct. 27
PKINZ S1CISMLJND (Twin-screw) .. 3,300 Nov. 24 .
FARES to HONGKONG £33fii., £23; 1U-, £15;
Deck, £9.
PussciiBcrs booked through to Europe and America
either via Suez, San Francisco, or Vancouver.
Linen washed on board by expert laundresses. Civility
and Cleanliness leading features. English spoken ct
board.
LOI1MANN and CO.,
General Agents,
Tel. C9JL 7-9 liridge-atreot.
OTaNEES' NOTICE.
S.S. SCHARNHORST, from DREMEN via PORTS.
Thirf Steamer having now completed the Discharge of
her Inward Cnrgo, Consignees are requested to take im
mediate delivery of their goods.
All Cargo still remaining on the wharf is liable to be
stored ui consignees' risk and expense, without further
notice.
Bills of Lading must be produced, duly endorsed,
freight paid, and delivery orders obtained before any
goods can leave the wharf.
NORDDKLTSCJIER LLOYD.
LOU MANN and CO., (Jen. Agents.
QONSIGNEES' NOTICE.
S.S. WE3TFALEN, from BREMEN, via Ports.
This Steamer having now completed the discharge of
her inward cargo, Consignees are requested to take
immediate deliverv of their goods.
All cargo still remaining on the Wharf Is liable to be
stored at Consignees' risk and expense, without further
notice.
Bills of Lading must be produced, duly endorsed,
freight paid, and delivery orders obtained, before any
goods wn leave the wharf.
Agents will attend at N.D.L. Circular Quay Wharf at
2 p.m. FRIDAY, the 7th inst., to adjust claims.
NORDD EUT8CI1 ER LLOY D,
Isohmann amljVo., Gen. Agents.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
rr-ilB SYDNEY INSTITUTE: UE PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANTS'.
The Council proposes to hold, in the month of October
next, an EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES for Admis
sion as Associates; aUo an Intermediate Examination.
Applications for Examination will lie received from —
First: Public Accountants in practice.
Second: Those about to commence practice as Public
Accountants.
Third: Clerks to Public Accountants,
And muse be handed in prior to'eptcmbcr 30, 190G.
Papers will be set ou the following subjects: —
(a) Bookceping and" Accounts, including Partnership
and Executorship Accounts (two papers).
(b) Auditing (one paper).
Application Forms, Copies of Rules and Regulations,
nnd all particulars may be obtained from
H A. HARRIS,
Hon. Secretary.
Jbnperial-chamhr ra, 16 O'T'onnell-stroct.
PROF. KELLOG, the great American Clairvoyant, natu-
lallv gifted, Psychic. Daily_10 till 'J, !) Uligh-st.
ITIHE SYDNEY' BANKS ""HEREBY OFFER
!-L a' REWARD of £50 for information that shall lead
to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons I
FORGING any of their Bank Notes. Sydney ,_Ja»t. 11, 1SS7. \
MEETINGS. I
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE AS'S'N.— ANNUAL BUSINESS;
ME I2T1NG on THURSDAY, 33th inst., at r> o'clock,
in tlie otfico of As.s'n. To receive Report and Balance-
sheet. and to elect Pincers. J4. R. RA'INSFOHD, Sec.
BAFALGAR. DAY CELEBltATION.
THB INAUGURAL MEETING
in
connection with above,
HOTEL AUSTRALIA,
FRIDAY, 7th INSTANT,
1 P.M.
Mrs. ROUT. FARRELL,
- " lion. Sec., Women's Branch,
British Empire League. _
jrpUOltSLKIGII SCHOOL OF ARTS.
A SPECIAL MEETING to be lield on SEPTEMBER 24!
to nominate a Trustee in place of W. II. Dully, resigned.
yANT MEMORIAL FUND.
A MEETING of Subscribers will be held on MONDAY',
SEPTEMBER. 10, 3906, in the Judges' Consultation-room,
Supreme Court, King-street, at 1.30 p.m.
Business: Dtepo?al of the Fund.
F. H. SALUSBURY, Hon. Sec.
WOMEN'S Central P. L."L.— Organising Committee,
Spel. Meeting, To-night, Trados-h., 8. E. Bethel, S.
RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS,
JYCEUM-ilALL. PITT-STREET.
UNITED CHRISTIAN CONVENTION.
TO-DAY, TO-DAY, . TO-DAY.
Iloura of Session, 3 till .5, 7.30 till 9.15.
Chairman: Rev. Canon Jones,
LECTURES, ETC.
ST. STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
PHILLIP-STREET.
The Rev. .JOHN- FERGUSON will lecture THIS EVENING
at 7.45 on
<" PICTURESQUE RUINE LA N f), ' '
with Limelight Illustrations. Collection.
STOCK. SHARES, AND MONEY.
IF YOU WANT MONEY PRIVATELY
IN A FEW HOURS,
On FURNITURE. DEEDS, PRO. NoTilS. Etc..
CALL Oil WRITE. 'J'. MITCHELL,
13 Catftlereagh-st., near llunter-«t. Ssc.
Oriental Mortgage and Investment Co., Ltd.
is HAYAiAUKE'J:"" 1 ' K\ .MAN K X T
,X LAND. BUILDING, and INVESTMENT COMPANY",
Ltd.. 750 George-ftircet, Havmurket, Sydney.
MONEY' TO LEND on Freehold or Leasehold Property.
LAND FOR SALE on cW terms. Aitaneo to Build.
FIXED DEPOSITS RIX'EIVED for 1, 2. <>r 3 vear, in-
teroflt pavahle iialf-yeavly at t inrenl raus.
ROBT. B BARTON, Gtn. Manager.
Sworn Valuator under Real Property Act,
rnOTjEN d7 £ 5 " t O £ 50th per. onal seourily, repuyahlo
L hy in«talmeii(ri. .1. G. ReiuL jl-it '1'., 2-135.
RLkST Fundsto'' U-n<l on .Mortgage, at 1 per cunt.
dames Carroll and Co., 10 Hiinier-fU:,
ATONEY to London" MmTgagc and Building," h»w"int.,
CtA no coin. G. A. RAVES, Solicitor, 30S Pitt-street.
fVNTJirToliorrow, "£30,for'a"tcrni of 3 years, good
>\ interest, good security. i-kW.il., 320 King-.-t, N' tn.
FURNITURE; !
pK WORTH OF FURNITURE. 5/ deposit, 2/6
im>0 weekly. Linoleums, 2 yard wide, 2/6 yard;
Oilcloth, 1/6; Wardrobes, Mirror Door, from
£3; Washrftands, 6/6; Chests of Drawcis, 20/.
C. FOHSSBEUC. 78 William-street.
pi A FURNITURE, 30/ deposit, 3/6 weekly. Houses
LAV Furnished completely. Bed Linen, Blankets,
Curtains, Carpets, K.P. Ware, Cutlery, and all
Kitchen Utensils kept in great variety ut, cash
prices on terms.
C\_FOKSSBKRCL 78 WiUiam-strefit,_S.vdney.
p IX FURNITURE!' "20/" deposit, o/'weekly. Drawing
wJ-W and Dining Room Suites a speciality, 200 to
holcct from. Newest Designs and L'uverings.
Whatuold. 7/6; Hall Stands, 2U/ ; Canterbury,
12/6. j
C. FOltSSBBRG, 78_Will»ain-slreet.
PQA FURNITURE, 20/ deposit, 6/ weekly. OceV
Hionnl Chairs. 8/6; Wulnut Overmantels, 23, .
Pretty Tables, 1/6 to 10/; Hearthrugs, 3/6; Go-
carts, 17/6; lliiLteads, 10/ to £15. I
C. FORSSUERG, 78 William-street. |
FUR'nTtURE and upwards,' "terms in proporlbn.
Lt)V Cluironiers, 25/; .Sideboards, large mirrors, £2
5s. AH are cordially invited to inspect show
rooms. They are the largest and best stocked
in Sydney. C'loae Wednesdays 1 p.m., Satur
days 10 p.m.
C\ FORSSHKRG, 78 William-street, Sydney.
u It N I T u it K, :
FROM A SINGLE ARTICLE TO WHAT YOU
MAY REQUIRE.
£5 worth, terms 2s (id wkly. Special Terms may be
Xrt ,, ,, dsOdwklv. atrangod to suit,
£10 ,, ,, 3s l»d wlcly. purchaser,
ci/, ik ,, Od wkly. Reform Priced
L.'>0 lt „ Us Oil wkly. CALL AND INSPIXT
SMALL DEPOSITS TAKEN. FOR YOURSELVES.
W. II. KEAM,
General Merchant,
Letters punctually a! tended to. 09 George-si. West.
FLfES'ToN K.C. K.C.'a A WQNDEK. J
rn 0 WO R L D ' H N E w S. ;
Bright. Chatty Itcina— Jokes, Jnvautions, etc.
rt lf"ii wir if if d"rs n "if w" s, r
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