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'H , HAL iVJ. jKrtf y -MEBtCAiL cations froni iir4?n|in king to • work; • r.\ ; .' ;: :: | ^WS^G'PF t IN • ¦ ¦ ' In tho casaj ]i'niea'.'resid;ingjat ' «-di»^i. .. .., L \.[, \vi;KJ;LMACTBOHlAg. i • : ¦ ' ' tance arrangejnents will be madpwr leattr ; • •; ' COMPANY^,,, ' ' ¦ ¦ ' :l ¦ SHIPPING ' .CLYDE : ,¦ ' : ¦ " • ¦ ¦ • ¦ * poosrily-. housing "tBerir? . '" . Vjj y !• . l ;- .i ¦ ¦ ' ' - : '¦ • ; ¦ ;¦ \-M' - [. -j ' :!' * ! 1 >. ^ 4 _ . : : : • Qf ' "'" Light. ;- ' , :m- -.p&.i., .' . :• Apply eather!personally by 'JettiBt t» [ - -j and Powerful Steamer.. Excelled Pawenger Accommodation. Elactrie , .v. : i^, '&X$t£&& . «•» . carried. /;, - . ; : ;. , ! . V ' "¦ ¦ :; 8ww»rd» nqd dwwsrdewc* . THE crry A D LOAN I GO mnTED, ;\-Vv.;$j8a r - jwi-TEaFOBt) -. : .; I^i J;'JOarrcil!:ahaM; all parts ol $ cowtSY .. £ .^fy , ./j . • • • i . ( . ~ v Cwt;'SruSi^wiat,^/^ OKST and CHEAPEST BOUTS i (ot i Cargo and Live Stock to and from ; ' I ;^SS««*t. 7 •ii:?- ¦ • ¦& ^:' ' " ' ' ' ' *' ¦ ' ' : ¦ ^^ %i ^Y^i W CORK. r^nbii-! ¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦ " •' ¦ ' "' '' " ¦ ' ¦ ; DUBLIN, , WATEBFOROj | \ i . ' ; V- ¦:. O'CONNEtri 8XPEBT ¦ ¦ pbn^o?- <Hor^ . OF IRELAND, ' ¦ ' ¦ la . P/. -r S«Hi^; xlxmi'fXulek' ' ' ' ^P^6i ! . and NOBTH l • D<mne |aa»cE » KNGLAND. SCOTLAND, : .: njr , r //{ ' • • ¦ ¦ ' . :¦ • ¦ • 1'¦ ¦ : ¦ '! ¦ t • ¦ . : . : - i . ' ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ I ' ' " ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' : j!viUe 8tie«;VV: 1 !~i; " ¦ ' -i -. • Ji4; . .• i^f/^R ' v; , . j 4 . : . v ^ Y I Ftrmam, EbanSix& ^esf ¦ ¦ ¦ ] INTENDED SAILINGS ;TO 1U£« Cub ¦Adwinoo a -titHf to Ladi*3, G«nU«mca, r ; - $&,,' j -TSTENDED SAILINGS FROM :! ! ; ¦ ' ;' ' _ ' - ¦ _ •_ ' ¦ ¦ » ¦'; GuyrwnmcntOIBoia as, 4-nd ttll-respocriblo¦ • i- - ,! ;• . • ¦; Blower and; Mjd)t t tf G^ffip &i ' ^^ tj FOBD. i ¦" : ... '"" . 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Aro prepared to treat, tritb the c«at«at coofldenoo and eocsooy, all oppHcatioai To Cork—Every From Newhavon—Every Monday ' (cargo from £3 UPWABDS. to all pjessonsoa th«dr OWN APPROVED PEESONAL! ¦ cargo only) - : ' , •••• 2 P'm> Eotabiichcd .; : , Dlstlllerjf : •. \ (via : i eE(XTOTY do .*ny psrt ot Jrcland. 1., ;; ., . .; 1< I%*-&.\&at?mstmnd . 11 Rev. J. -Nugent, ttCJ/ 'Kill- - " . - - j|j U |^5- O Co Dublin—Every Saturday Prom Dover—Evoxy Tuendny <cargo only). ' ' ¦ : Belfast : careo only) ... 1 pan. ; ¦ ^ : S T. B. FoleyJ Boifafaahon ' ':. j! !;.. i 6 O Bcdcc=» carried on in o moct rtraiclxtloTwwd eo4 exact maancx./., 1825.¦ ¦ ' DandonL Co. Cork '( | | .^! ' ¦ ¦ ¦ Phffip Power; Oawoa'*C!fTO3 I' -: !... 3 a . - < ¦ .' i M; • .- '¦ Fire., and other informaUon. "PP* *> Nichelaa jnt^enM^* .&. CTij ! L.v 9 6 For Bate, of Freight. : Passenger Apply—THE MANAGER] 8, John ! Streoil: Waterford. ¦« , PatricE iChimminsi,rKiUv .;•-: :,!r.;l^; 2 .G Custom Houuo Quay. Waterford i » CLYDE SHIPPING CO.. LTD.. Thomas MoopeyHtKnj?ckafrat ;.|j |;..;i-8 < M ; ' ' ¦ j ¦: T.lei»apUo Adresfl--' OnuB*A*. ! ', ______: : 2s. ^ch;-r«eoffr ^r-^nnmirtel (Kill; ¦ ¦ Jsme3.Ha7es;iD.CL;OsmesiWala Ji; ip.ft ; - -1 ^ i ] Johrr .iCGonnftafl DnnabraUoA;!V ^olm rtQA TO C5.000 LOANS granted by "Muiphy : ow (iU post.' Money lent without socurity, , Bfllinlot gh; .M. oQeafl*, Crea- O01ITE GYnft L1DE. IJRISH CIVIL SEKYICE WK -nm;' Thomsi Hayes, ; Kildwarl^E;, -Ppw«Ii. COTA&D_ UHE Ladies or Gentlemen can have their ovra iKilmurrinvX/'ilorBcseiy; Cajntlgpeq ' 1 acceptances discounted - or - post-dates' ? '%?- C^BGEST^SSEL^THE WORLD chequps cashed without any securities, ¦ ; ; Hall«y, Ballynsteen; - M. Lenftanj llr. BUILDING SOCIETY * , ; V/hoIesale and Seta!!; bfQy §? I IcoiwiF© Faddin, 'iKjtfj.| i 4.-: (:_ , .;_. ¦^r iiJVr BOSTON! sureties, or interview. ' . H j r ¦ Hra VORK NEW YORK & LIVERPOOL TO AUSTRALIA. ^ is. 6d;—Jaines"i owier,: Camgteadys ^ ' Clergymen, Merchants, Medical Practii _E? !sSV Oam.G, Poultry j !. 113 own> Pqbllc), ' ! M ii <£™lce <Vb C"" **** (Open io tho Goncial tioncrs. Farmers, Shopkeepers, and all ;: l and Ico Storoo, ls. Each.—bav}d Cnmrnin,s Kill; Jonrt Ci WE3TMOEELANI) flTEEET. Besponeiblo Persons. No Pees or Before- BY GETTING BID OF Donovan, , iBallyvilderi; Thomas¦ DninftT. Camgeen;- J&me^tt'cri^eT, w. : Ti iSoeaay* Town (South Africa) DUBLIN. hand Charges BTO made, and no ¦ Eailwa¦ y ' s=fesi Calling at Capo Fares. ' ; ' ' • i . f UmSTREET , P. Alyward, Can^grsady; Sergeant <tout, ;siff s -: for mails only: . • . ^B •Calling off Queenstown ¦' K ' :Su?k,- X^™*eoV» Tb*taaB>}-Hiclte]r» permitting. All passengers jom AFBIC ... 11,943 tons ... Oct. 3 Borrowers dealing With-'bth&r flraa can WATERFOR0. 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