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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 166, 15 July 1910, Page 1

SHIPPING. TTUDDART — T>ARKER ' TINE. FAVOURITE PASSENGER SERVICE; Circumstances permitting, Steamers will Sail as under:— •■ FROM AUCKLAND. FOR SVDNEYI . VICTORIA .-. Monday | Jiy 26 | 5.30 p.m. WIMMERA .. Monday I Aug 8 I 5.30 p.m. ■VICTORIA .. Monday | Aug 22 ] 5.30 p.m. b'Ott GISBORNE, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTLLrON, AND DUNEDIN. - . WIMMERA Tuesday 1 Jly 26 | 3 p.m. VICTORIA- Tuesday | Aug 9 | 3 p.m. WIMMERA .... Tuesday | Aug 23-| 3 p.m. FROM WELLINGTON. tXlIt SYDNEY. ULIMAIIOA Friday I July 15 UI.IMAKOA ■■' Friday | Aug 19 FOR MELBOURNE, VIA SOUTH AMD - -HOBART !\j . ULIMAROA ■ Thmsday | July 28 Cargo for Southern Steamer must be booked and alongside not later than NOON; for other Steamers not later" than TWO" HOURS before advertised sailing time. Ail Tickets for Stop-over or Iteturn mutually interchangeable with the Union Co. L. D. NATHAN AND CO., LTD., ' Agents. Shortland-st. P AND o. CjTEAM "VTAVIGATION rWMPANY. Steamers for LONDON, calling at SYDNEY, MELBOURNE. ADELAIDE, FREMANTLE, COLOMBO, ADEN, MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR, and PLYMOUTH, with liberty to caU 'at BRINDIBI, as under: Connecting at Port Said with the 20-knat steamers lSlS'and OSIRIS, for Brlndisi:— Leave. Leave Steamers. Captains Anck. S'dn'y MOLDAVIA..E. 3. Gordon, (10,000) R.N.R. — Jly 16 MONGOLIA .. C. F. Preston -.' . 110,000) R.N.K. — Jly 30 MARMORA. .C. H. C. Weston, (10,500) « R.N.R. — Aug 13 MORE A W. L. Brown, (11,000) R.N.R. — Aug 27 MOOLTAN..W.H.P.. Sweny, . (10.000) R.N.R. — Sep 10 CHINA E. Street (8,000) — Sep 2j ">JEW yEALAND QERVICE. Leave AuckSteamers. Captains ' Approximately Mongolia C. F. Preston, R.N.R. Nov 23 (10,000) ' Mooitan G. C. Henning, R.N.R. Dec 21 (10,000) , 191 r, • Mantua F. W. Vibert, R.N.R. Jan 18 (11.000) • *Marmora..C.BLC. Weston, R.N.R. Feb lo (10,500) "Mongolia. -C. F. Preston, R.N.R. Mar lo (10,000) . , „ ■ *Mooltan...G. C. Henning, R.N.R. Apl 12 (10,000) •Calling at Hobart. RATES OF PASSAGE MONEY. — Single to Loudon, £47 6/ to £88; Return. £75 lb'/ - and £132; available for two years. Tourists' Tickets (India, China and Japan). Special Holiday Tickets to Colombo, available for two months; Return Fares from • Sydney, £41, First Saloon; £29 Second • Saloon; plus 10 per cent. Passage money can - be paid here for Passages from England. - Passengers arriving in Sydney by nearest connecting steamer may proceed on board at once. Passengers embarking at Auckland for ' Australian ports and Europe have the prlvi- " lege of staying on board during steamer's " detention at Sydney. These Steamers are. installed with, Wiret less Telegraphy. .;_,, Fw. - Freight and passage, apply'direct RUSSELL AND SOMERS, Customs-si. West, Auckland. AND A. MAIL LINE TO MANILA, • CHINA. AND JAPAN, FROM AUSTRALIA. Leave Tons. Sydney. EASTERN 3,586 Aug. 3 ALDENHAM . 4,000 Aug. 30 Saloon accommodation amidships. Large, • cool, two-berth cabins, all on the upper deck, and fitted with electric fans. Through i bookings to Canada, the United States, and ' Europe. For freight or passage, apply direct to RUSSELL & SOMERS. Customs-st. West , Aj QELLARS-ALLEN LINE U S.S. TUIRANGI wUI leave Helensville EVERY TUESDAY at 2 pjn., and . EVERY SAiliitl/Ai at 10 a.in. uuter at- , rival of 10.50 a.m. and 7 a.m. Trains from ,' Auckland), returning from Dargaville EV- , ERY WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY, at i ' p.m. Tickets interchangeable with the Kai para jll irarnro wsmli o!bo xi bd <f ihell' O DCCEmDI IOMIOO m ........... ... G. SELIiARS, Maoager. , lantt BL P. TAYLOR AND CO., y Tyrone Bulldiass. Cnstoms-st.. Axicklanc I \ — - 5 v sexSCBIiI.AIfIIO'D'S -WANTED. 1, . — WANTED, an Office; plenty of light; cen tral; XO/ to 15/-—Write D., 34, Stai Office. . h t: J; paints and -y" AKNISHES - S. J. BEST AND CO., 43, Customs-st. East 1: Q.O UP, THOU BALDHEAD 1. 1. The sight of a BALD-HEADED" mai does not excite the same contempt to "• day as in the time of Elijah. We see hin l: at the Theatre, in his office. We catch thi J- polish of his head as he raises his ha ' : in the street. We take him now as ai »• accepted fact. It seems the natural ordei of things he should be bald. But how does he take it himself? a. a. The chances are his toilet-table is ai array of hair-restorers and. tonics, whicl have pioved ineffectual. The chances art , he has given up the quest for hair in dis gust. 2: >n "WIOLETTA" is his need, if he bu a. knew. n. "WIOLETTA," the nourishment requir ed to tone up the dormant cells and pro duce the growth which is man's natura -right. '-'..-.• Q. ; n. Price 3/6 i Sold everywheie. n. ■ ni TX7HAT CAUSES RHEUMATIC GOUT n. L . A Acidity — or the presence of excess Uri acid in the blood is the cause- of Gout .0 Rheumatism, Sciatica,- Rheumatic Gout Stone, Gravel, and kindred diseases, am there can be no permanent relief until th uric acid is eliminated from the systen 10 This can be accomplished- by takin. as RHEUMO, the one remedy for Rheumatisir Mr James Shakes is one of Wellington' .. well-known business men. His shop i n. Manners-st- is almost one of the land mark of the city. He testifies to the efficiency 0 the cure he derived from taking RHEUMC 10 as follows: — "During a severe attack 0 Rheumatic Gout I tried your RHEUMC All pain left mc in twenty minutes afte the first dose, and by the follo\>lug mori 30 ing ail swelling had disappeared. Heariu 10 that a friend of -mine was suUTerinji froi iy Rheumatic Gout. I went up to bis- plac with a bottle of RHEUMO, and the resul ■Was. as in my case, a cure. I can. hones: a ly -ecommend it to sufferers of Rbeumuti er Got. for your remedy as a cure is a cci ,£• tiLn'ty." '"'.', ' . ' . :r- ' Try RHEUMO and you too -will quickl find relief. It is soldi bj; all chemists an ~ etarea -as-&^«#. jt^e,. .',- — - -.