SHIPPING. I^—- TTUDDART. PAUKKR, AND co - PROPRIETARY, jl__to\| LIMITED. Splendid well appointed stewnew »" deSnmtched from Auckland as under. wTSer and other circumstances permittins:— FOR SYDNEY. VICTORIA—Monday, 16th Jan., 5.30 pan. ZEALAMHA. .Mon., 30th Jan., 5.30 p.m. FOR GISBOaNE. KAPIER. WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON. AND DTJNEDIN. ZEALANDI A.. Tuesday, 17th Jan., 2 pjn. VICTORIA Tuesday, 31st Jan., 2 p.m. Cargo must be booked and alongside not less than TWO HOURS before advcHMea time of departure. Ail Tickets are available also for Stopover or Return by ANT UNION CO.'S STEAMERS, and holders of Union Cd. s Tickets may travel by WIMMKRA, ZF.ALANDIA. or VICTORIA. L. D. NATHAN AND CO., LTD., Aged*. [gjfgggSw.. NORDDKUTSCHER LLOYD. THE IMPERIAL MAIL STEAMERS of this Company will be despatched as under to NAPLES, GENOA. SOUTHAMPTON, ANTWERP, and BREMEN, via Porta:— Sydney AdeSr.en.mar. Tna Cannmadar. 1 p.m. Uide 2 p.m. +EHXIN 100SS-G. Rott Jim 23 Fob 4 FmD. D. Obossb ICEIS H. Pragor Feb 18 Job 2* t Bokmsn 11670 R. Nierich Mroh 11 Hitch IS fScHA«KHOR.HT.. 8000.0. Gross April 1 April 8 tTwin screwLeaving Melbourne Tuesday after Sydney. Passage to London, from £16 to £80. Return Ticket to London, £60 and £120. Good for TWO years. Regular six weekly service between Syd ney and Japan, calling at Brisbane. New Britain, New Guinea, Hongkong, Kobe, v Yokohama. From i Prom Steamer. |Tona. Connrander. Sydney) Brisbane. ♦Pbinz Siqis-I ! | iiss j SSOO D. Lena Jan Bl.Jan 2S •Twin screw. THROUGH FAKES TO LONDON: Through Tickets to New York, via Suez, Ronnd the World Tickets. Accommodation and Cnlslne of trie highest standard. UNSURPASSED SEA-GOING QUALITIES. English spoken on board. For further particulars, apply to SEEGNER, LANGGDTH, & CO., Agents EAND A. MAIL LINE—TO MANILA, • CHINA, AND JAPAN. FROM AUSTRALIA. Leave Sydney— EASTERN. 3580, tons Jan. 21 AUSTRALIAN. 3000 tons Feb. 15 Monthly thereafter. Saloon accommodation amidships. Large, cool two-berth Cabins all on the upper deck, and fitted with electric fans. Through booktoga to Canada, the United States, and Europe. For freight o % passage, apply direct to RUSSEI.I■ & SOMERS. Agents. BOARD AHD RESIDENCE. APARTMENTS, for ladies or gents, with or without board: terms moderate. — 58. Symomls-street. opposite City-road. B~E AC H V ME A D , T,— Lower Grafton rd 7 Bright, comfortable rooms, excellent table, fin* bathroom, good locality. Near City. Moderate. -Mrs Parneil. LAKY ni:d Ge;,t loir.nu can have Board and Residence with private family on Grafton road: no young children nc(i no other boarders: i orni'ortanie homo. — Apply Star Office. TX7ANTBD, - Gentlemen to share Bed- » » room and j i.:. 2 others In use of sit-ting-room; bath, pinno. etc. Walking distance city: f-rois, with board, moderate.— Apply Star OUire. XTI7IANTKD. 1.'0m.-sticatctl Homo for ii-alf-vv caste Lad. 17 years old. going to school. I>ad spouks good English, is well clothed, and lias good manners.— Reply Chattteld, Hardinga-street. W r ANTBTJ~Vicinity - Oriebunga or soni. 2 large Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms, wich elderly couple, or widow lady, for married couple, with no incumbrances. —Address M.C.. ."65 Star Office. ROTORUA? Entirely New and Up-to-Datr PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Opposite Presbyterian Church. Five minutes' from station and baths. Telephone t>2. Electric light throughout. Potter meets ail tri.'i'.s. Tariff: 5/ per day; £1 10/ per week. n. T. F. lIF.LEY. Proprietor. ytttHERE TO GO FOR A CHANGE ? fTVRY TTAMO QJPRINGS J-ry ii.\Mu Springs KAMO | By Northern Co.'s | KAMU KAMO t Steamer Evety Day. | KAMU MINERAL SPRINGS: The Waters nfford Instant relief to Fudney and Liver Complaints and Gouty aud Rheumatic Affections, rte. BATHS: Swimming aud Private Hot Baths. TARIFF: 35/ per week at Sanatorium, 42/ per week at Hotel. JAMES E. FALCONER .... Proprietor KAMO TiTINERAL TX7ATER. AMO JM-INERAL »» ATBR. "KING OP ALL MINERAL WATERS." Removes All Kidney Troubles. To be obtained from all leading Hotels, Or Ring Up Offlcp of Company, Telephone 6i>2. WA I W E R A A I W E R J\ HOT HOT , (NATURAL) SPRINGS. SPRINGS. HIE BRIGHTON OF AUCKLAND. Wharf ll'OOft long. HOT BATHS. Splendid Hotel Accom- „,-,. n.Tn;vr modation. SEA BATHING. DaJ|y rouinoU- „ cn , nn .- ßOATlNG. 2b Hours by Steamer; 4 FISHING. Hours by Road. SHOOTING. S e i e^ one fj^grupb. m Hot Mineral Baths Free CROQUET. t0 Hotel G uests . TENNIS. Unrivalled as a BOWLING. Health and Pleasure mr w Resort. ool.*. Fine Sandy Beaches RIDING. and Beautiful NaDRIVING. tlve Bush. WEEK END TRlP—Saturday to Monday. Steamer Fare and Hotel Charges IQ/ TARIFF MODERATE —Full particulars at Office of Company. 22, Shortlandst.; Cook's Tourist Office; or from Mr John Menzies. Manager, Watwent /-I OUT GOES GLADLX. Rhenmo and gout can't be in the sys- ' tern together. When Rneumo goes In the gout goes out. Mr F. D. Pelllng. of Ek«tahuna, has proved this. Writing on Ist : July, be says:—"Kindly send mc another bottle of yonr Khetitno mixture, as 1 have j had no trouble with gont since I have kept it in the house. It gives mc Immediate ' relief by tatting one dose. I can with con- ' fldenee recommend Rtreomo for either gout '. or rheumatics." Just one more proof that ■ Rneumo conquers chronic rheumatism. Chemists and Stores, 2/6 and 4/6 per : bottle. ' BY Fenton's Wonderfil Vegetable Hair Restorer.— jr/ttct.ou. Chemist. Newton
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 13, 16 January 1905, Page 1
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