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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 132, 8 June 1925, Page 7

SHIPPINO. CUNAED LIIJE, rpRAVEL Home via America and Aetom A tie Atlantio by AQXJITANIA. BERENGARIA. MAURETANIA, Or other Magnificent Steamers from U.S.A. and Canada to LiverpooL London, Southampton, Bristol, Queenstown, and Cherbourg. Good selection of berths actually held in New Zealand. Foe accoL-'juodation and full parKciilai'a, apply ...... AUSTRALASIAN SERVICE COMMONWEALTH AND DOMINION LINE, LIMITED, iulv Maritime Buildings, Wellington, FOR LONDON, VIA PANAMA 1 Steamer, " ": e K!h ■■■ p^ . PORT CAMPBELL .„? Wehx. Ju^nell PORT VICTOR .:......;... alw: JUnel PORT MELBOURNE... 'WgtiT Jm?w Limited accommodation for Saloon "63*seagers. rFHE NEW ZEALAND 'SHIP- ■"■ PING OOMPANY, LTD,,; " TO THE JJNITED kINGDOM. t VIA PANAMA CANAL. LARGE MODERN^WPfrsCREW PASSteamer. fcoid . Abont' REMUERA+* Wellington JarfS *OIL FUEL. Calling at.CURACAO. tUiUs otr Pitcairn Island, subject to weather conditions permitting. _ Return rickets are ihterchaDgeable witK P. and O. and Orient Lines (VU Suez), C-A:...^ Union Lines (via Canada and America), or Aberdeen and Blue Funnel Lines (via South Africa). ■ - "* For further particulars, apply rpnos. cook: and .son Bog to announce an ESCORTED TOUR IN JAVA, Leaving Sydney 17th JUNE. 17 DAYS IN JAVA. ALL MOTOR TOUR. - Hotels, Sightseeing-, Couriers,- and AU Fees included. Fare, First-class throughout, £189 including Return Ticket \Ve]lingtoa-Sydncyw Detailed Programme Post Free '• j THOS. COOK AND SON, ■ I 62, Customhouse quay,.Wellington.. 1 . . . 1' '. = PUBLIC NOTICES.. - ... :r~; -————-—^——: — —_ THE MUTUAL LIFE AND CITIZENS'- ' i ASSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. 'I'HE Company hereby gives one month's I ■■*•■ notice 6i its' intention to' issue a ■ Special Polity in place of Policy No. ! 279473,. issued by the 1 Mutual' Life and I Citizens' Assumrice. Company,- Ltd.; ■oa ■ the life of Percy Taylor Weeks,-and declared to have been lost. -—----• -. . ' .W. F. NICHOLLS,.: ;! _Welli'rigton, sth June, 'MSigS.^6^'' ', THE TE HORO.TIMBER. CO i 5 LTD? ..- ..-..- (In, Liquidation.) •. ATOTICB is hereby given that aii a -LT meeting of sharßholders of the Te. Horo Timber Co., Ltd., hold on sth. June, 1925, ib was resolved'that: the Company, go into voluntary liquidation It was further rcsrolv.ed that Mr. Georgo Oswald Sutton, of Routh's Bldgs^ Feaiher-stoii-st., be appointed.^ ligjudaior-of tho Company, to whom"airclaim's' against tlio Company should bo forwarded within SO days of this date, and to whom all monoys due or becoming due to'the Company . should bo paid.—G. O. Suttou, Liquidator. 6th June, 1925. P'ALMERSTON - PABKAKARIKI MO- .- TOR-CAR SERVICE. ■ PASSENGERsikb PARCELS. A LARGE AUSTIN TOURING C!AIv, leaves Palmeston at 2. p.m. Daily for Paekakariki, returning to Palmerston at 6 pjn., immediately on arrival oi the 4.17 train from Wellington. Fares: 10s for the full distance, or 2s 6d for section for intermediate station.' E. R. CHAPMAN, Browne's Stables, opposite Polica Station. Church street, Palmerston North. * "NATURE OFFERS VOUAHANDFUri OF GOLD FOR A MITE OP SILVER."A^feSW^ b^eo^S^ weekly savings are invited to call afc DRUIDS' .CHAMBERS, Lambton <juay for Subscribers' "Pass Book," obtainaible witih first week's contribution, viz.. QNK SHILLING. .. ... ' U ' Each Subscriber o£ One Shilling- -weld.T for two years only may reasonably expect £250 on maturity of the treei- Bead statistics regarding timber trees. CO-OPERATIVE TREE PLANTING ' SOCIETY. LTIJ. PHOTOGRAPHY/ \ SUPERIOR Projected Portrait. J3l 15 x 12, and ono dozen beautiful!v finished Cabinets for £1 12s 6d at Vin-' son's ■ Studio, 119,. Cuba-st, -. opposite jM'Kenzio's. . T7\OK the Accurate Compounding and '$} Dispensing o£ Doctors' Pj^scriptions, sco our new and up-to-date Dispenang Department. All 1 drugs guaianteed. EVENS' PHARMACY , (Rogistered Pharmaceutical Chemists) 1 38, Manners street, Wellinatoa. : .Telephone 1185. ASK FOE BED BAND ALE, . ED BAND ALE, An Ideal Dinaer Ale» Brewed and Bottled by. NEW ZEALAND BREWERIES, LTD., (Wellington Branch), HOTELS. Under New Maasgemsnti. c^reet, aw: 1^ Terms Moderate. •E". H. RENNIE, TcSephouo 863. "CITY BUFFETTp'RiVATE HOTEL"; /CORNER Colombo and Lichtield streets, \> Curistcliurch. Most central house in city; 5 minutes from station, 3 minutes G.P.0., Gardens, river, and theatres, been remodelled, redecorated, and refurnished throughout. Luxurious lounges, excellent cuisine, moderate tariff. Ideal home for travellers and tourists. R. M.. C. Hyman, Proprietress. All trams froni station stop outside. W'HEEE to Stay in Christchurob.—St. Elmo Private Hotel, Superior Privntt> Accommodation,- 52; Worcester street West End, 2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Moderate- tartlf F. J. MURRAY, l'ropriotor. Tel. 872. " ■V\7"ANTED Kiioivn—Citv lloloiTTouT. * * tenuy-p!., \\ elhngton (at Tram Tcr. minus). Finest Brands of Wines and Spirit* in Slock. Speighfs XXXX Dun->-din Ucer always obtainable at the Oilv-' Hotel. All trmiis nrrive aud dopart doslo the Ciiy I'lotcl. Siiislc. bbtilo soft! Ati wlwlcsaie iiricc ul ibe Cily BotUe Stoic.