_Vr <•» »-•»» - »-w- 'vv-f /yV ..... — is understood mat _ess_ Tyser and Co., of London, hare ordered two new liners for the trade between London, Australia, and the Dominion. It is further stated that Messrs Workman, Clark and Co- of Bel—st, already have in hand one of the new vessels, which is to be an improved edition of the Whakarna, and whhsh will be delivered about June or July. The second steamer will be delivered later. -OUT OF ONI _HTJ-G._. A—RIVALS. • THIS DAY. Rarawa, s_3., from New Plymouth. Passengers: Messrs O'Driscoll (2), Carpenter, Lewis, Davis (4), Morrin, Temple, Leigh,. ton, Cross. Baxter, Broughton, Kelly, _ullen, Mcßriety, Knapps, Trash. Halliday, Turner, Buchanan, Neville, Davey (2), Ham- j mond, Captain Dykes, Mesdames ■ Baiter and family, Broughton. Maclndoe and family, Gray, Kelly and child, Blennerhasert, Veale. Dykes, Morrin and child, Douglas,' and 23 steerage. The s.s. Rarawa, sailing for New Ply•mouth at 5 o'clock this evening, takes th* following passengers: Misses Rae, McGninj ess. Sutton, Hamilton. Mesdames Osmond, ! Pepperell and child, ____n Ora and child, j j Cork, E. Andrews, Messrs. Pepperell, I Pickering, J. Cullens, Corsie, and 12 steerage. T__l_SGß,A__£_C SKIPPING. j Cape Maria Tan Diemen, March —The s.s. Wimmera, from Auckland to Sydney, passed west at 5.30 a.m. to-day. Kaipara Heads, March —Sailed: Isabella Defraine. schooner, for Dunedin. Wellington, March 22.—Sailed, at 6 p_ Tomoana, s.s.. for London. Tauranga, March 22.Arrived, at 9 a__: Aupouri. s.s., from Auckland. "Whangaroa, March 22.Arrived, at U a.m.: Apanui, .s.s., from Auckland. Westport, March 22.— Arrived, at 6.25 a.m.: Koromiko, s.s., from Auckland. Bluff, March 23- —Sailed, at 5.-5 a.m.: Moerald, s.s., fox Hobart and Melbourne. i Wellington, March —Sailed: Tarawera, s.s., for Auckland, via ports. Passengers '.Auckland: Miss Woolnongh, the Rev. Woolnough, Messrs Stevens, Palmer. Christchurch, this day.—The Tongariro sailed for Plymouth on March 19. The Ratal a arrived at London on St—day. The s.s. Whakatane arrived at Monte Video on Sunday. Dunedin, March 22.—Sailing at 4 p.m.: Monowai, S.S., for the North. Passengers for Auckland: dames McGregor. Scott, Marshall, McArthur, Hartley, Herbert, Messrs McGregor, Grimwoo d, Scott, Hartley, and Herbert OVERSEA SHIPPING. Newcastle, March 21.Arrived: John Lookett, barque, from Port Chalmers. Melbourne, March Arrived: Whakarna. s.s., from London, en route to Sydney and New Zealand. TENTS. TENTS. HUNDREDS FOR HIRE OK PURCHASE. Order Early to avoid disappointment Illustrated Price Lists on application. E. ROY, TENT AND COVER MAKER AT HOOKER'S STORES. 1 X ENTEN (SEASON Q.OODS. SALT SALMON, Sd per lb CODFISH, Sd per lb LIN-FISH, 8d per lb FINE QUALITY DUTCH SALT HERRINGS, 1/6 per Doz; also, In Tins, _ Doz. V, 1 Doz. 2/, 2 Doz. 4/; also, in Barrels, i Doz. 1/. 1 Doz 2/, 2 Doz. 4/. RED HERRINGS, 1/0 Doz.; also, In Tins,. 1 Doz. 1/9, 2 Doz. 2/9. SARDINES, Good Quality, 3 Tins for 1/ SARDINES, IN TOMATO SAUCE, 6d per •tin. SMOKED SARDINES, 3d per Tin} 4/6 Doz. LARGE-SIZED SMOKED . SARDINES, 9d per Tin; 8/6 Doz. VERY LARGE-SIZED CORNISH SARDINES, 1/ per Tin; 11/6 per Doz. FINEST QUALITY SALMON, __, Id. 10_d, and 1/ per Tin PRESERVED BLOATERS, 9d per Tin KIPPERED HERRINGS, 8d and 9d per Tin HERRINGS, IN TOMATO SAUCE, 9d per Tin SPICED HERRINGS, 9d per Tin HERRINGS, IN SHRIMP SACCE, lOd per | Tin FIN-DON HADDOCKS, 9d per Tin [ WE CARRY A FULL AND CO___E_— STOCK OF GROCERIES AND VISIONGOODS DELIVERED THROUGHOUT THE CITY AND SUBURBS DAILY. WM. HOOKER PROPRIETARY. fT—A, /-_-FFEE, AND /^.ROCERY QT—_l_' STORES, TTPPER g— HO— A UC—X_—D. j ____PHONE 448. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME BY SELECTING YOUR WALL PAPERS FROM IMPEY, LTD.. QUEEN QT. Our ■ roomy and well-appointed SHOWROOMS carry the LARGEST and MOST ARTISTIC STOCK OF MODERN WALL COVERINGS IN AUCKLAND. We cordially invite sou to Inspect them. j TTOUSE BURNISHING "TVTADE TjIASY Those who are anxious to start, -whether in a small -way or on a large scale, can obtain information from us which will be immensely valuable to them. WE ENSURE SATISFACTION. ALL ESTIMATES FREE J. BROWN **» SONS,! 34, KABANGAHAPB-BD. m_LK-QT-B T_>OOTS Show their heels to all Competitors. Yon know why, MERIT WINS. WALE-OVERS show the result of experience of the irrevocable rule of "NOTHING SHORT OF THE BEST," When packed up by __—_-—turing facilities of the "most advanced type. WE HAVE JUST LANDED A LARGE V> %_. SHIPMENT, : . Including a few samples of the above ' mate. - We should be pleased if you would kindly V'examine these goods, that is. If yon are interested in the World's : J ''' -TO-DATE , pOOTWEAIU"" BABLEY~& SDK, ■ "SECUR——','* jL \\ ■■_ /■ fiTJEHN-T. '■'"- ~
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 69, 22 March 1910, Page 4
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