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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 148, 21 June 1912, Page 1

SHIPPING. I • H IJJJPABT — TiARKEB Ti INE * ' FAVOURITE PASSENGER SERVICE. Circumstances permitting. Steamers will Sail aa under:— I FROM AUCKLAKD. ! FOB STDKET. \ VICTORIA Monday .Tune 24 15.30 p.m. WESTRAUA.. Monday Jnly 8 15.30 p.m. - VICTO-K.IA. Atocday July 22 | 5.30 p.m. . FOB GISBORNE, NAPIEB. WELLING- " TON. LYTTELTOK, AND DTJNEDIN. ' WESTRALtA ..Tuesday l June 25 I 3 p-m. VICTORIA Tuesday f July 9I » p-m. • WIMMERA ...Tuesday | .luly 23 | 3 p.m. - FKOM WELLINGTON. . FOR SYBKKY. tULIMAROA ....Friday | July 19 tULIMAROA Friday I Aug. 23 . FOE MELBOURNE. VIA SOOTH AND HOBABT. WIMMEBA Thursday | June 27 tTwin Screw. All fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. Cargo for Southern Steamer must be booked and alongside not later than NOON; . for other Steamers not later f*"" TWO ' HOURS before advertised soiling time. AH Tickets for Stopover or Eetura mutually Interchangeable with the Union r Company. OFFICE: 7. CUSTOMS STREET. [ P. AND O. gTEAM -\TAVIGATION QOMFANY. Steamers for LONDON. calling at SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, . FBEMANTLE, COLOMBO, ADEX. MARSEILLES. GIBRALTAR, and PLYMOUTH, with liberty to call at BKINDISL as under. Connecting at Port Said with the 20-knot eteamers ISIS and OSIRIS, for Brindisi:— Leave Steamers. Tons. Sydney. " JIAIUIORA 10,500 June 39 I S. de B. Lockyer. MOLDAVIA 10,000 July 13 E. H. Gordon. ' MOLOJA 12,500 July 27 G. H. C. Weston, R.N.B. MONGOLIA 10.000 Aug. 10 . C.F.Preston.R.N.R. MEDINA 12,500 Aug. 34 ]SJEW gEBVICE. - Leave Auckland Steamer. Tons. Approximately. MONGOLIA ~ 10,000 November 22 C.FJ*restxin,B-N.B. . MALWA 11,000 December 20 A. Tfcoinpson. 1913. MALOJA January 17 : G-H.CWestonja.NJß. MARMORA 10.500 February 15 S. de B. Lockyer. R.N.B. EATES OF PASSAGE MONE.T-—Single to London, £47 6/ to £88; Return £73 • 18/ and £132; available for two year*. Tourists' Tickets (India, China, and Japan). Special Holiday Tickets to Colombo, avait- '. able for two months. Return Fare* from Sydney, £41 First Saloon, £29 Second Saloon; plus 10 per cent. Passage money '. can be paid here for passages from Englanfi. Passengers arriving in Syfioey by nearest connecting steamer may proceed on board : at once. Passengers embarking at Auckland for Australian ports beyond Sydney and Europe have the -privilege of staring on board during steamer's detention at Sydney. - For freight and passage, apply to RUSSELL AND SOMERS, s Customs St. W. EAND A. MAIL LINK TO MANILA, ••■ CHINA, AND JAPAN", FBOM AUSTRALIA. jfr Leave Tons. Sydney. • ' EASTERN 3600 July 3 ; ALDENHAII 4000 July 6 Saloon accommodation amidships. Large, ' cool, two-berth, cabins, all on the upper deck, and fitted with electric fans. Through t bookings to Canada, the United States, and • Europe. For Freight or Passage, apply direct to RUSSELL & SOMERS. Customs St. W. . r~r .. .i . . "WANTED EROWK. WANTED KNOWN—That yon will be well satisfied if yon purchase yonr Clothing , and "Mercery from Tutt's, Sytnonds-st. WANTED Known.—Buy Trousers that wear like wire nails. You'll smile at ' tie U£w p-Hi-PK —.sttrtmski the WorHng- • man's' Friend, sells at Entrance, corner ; Queen and WeUesley ets. lA.NTED Known.—l can, I will, I do supply Working Trousers at prices that . cannot be touched.—Shrimski, the Worklngi man's Friend. Entrance on corner Queen . and WeUesley sts. ' YT7ANTED Known.—ln Clothing. Hate, »V and Ties. Shximski. the Workingman's Friend, can sell and will sell at prices that make yon smile.—Entrance on corner Queen and Welles-ley sts. ANTED Known. —You always tajow it's good, and can depend upon the wear.— ; Shrimski. the Worfcingman's Friend, laughs lat competition. Entrance on the corner • Qncen and Wellesley sts. ■ vy ANTED KNOWN. HOME OF MODERN DENTISTRY. A MERICAN T-)ENTAL "pABLOBS. DR. RAYNER, I QUEEN AND WELLESLEY STREETS, ' And CORNER of CUBA and MANNERS : STREETS, WELLINGTON. • I — —— a N I E D xr i* o W N. • Advertisements in the Classified Columns of the "AUCKLAND STAR" are inserted at the rate of IS words for 1/; 3 consecutive insertions, 2/6; payment cash in advance. Advertisements may be sent through U»e ' following Agencies, or through Telephone No. 15:— • HOBSOJS-ST., near Wellingtoo-st. — H. Jones, News Agent. ' KARANGAHAPE-RD.—E. Porter and Co., Ironmongers. KABANGAHAPE-RD. —F. A. Fenian, Chemist. GBAFTON BRIDGE. —C. B. Woollams, Chemist. PONSONBY-RD.—A. Waller, Chemist. PONSONBI-BD.—Hutchinson' Bras., Ltd., Grocers, corner Summer-st. ■ THBEE LAMPS.—W. L&mbourne, Iro»----1 monger. ■ JERVOIS-ED. — W. H. McKinuey, Chemist. JERVOIS-RD. (near Barne).—Q. G. A. Harvey. FREEM-A2TS BAY.—BlTlipgton and Drommond, Grocers. GREAT NORTH-RD. —A. R. Welatß, Chemist. GBEAT NOBTH-BD. —E. J. Cronin, Chemist. ' GREAT NORTH-RD. —S. Gilbert, Chemist, ■ opposite Ponsonby Reeervoir. BICHMOND-AV.— J. Hunter, Grocer. l SYMONDS-ST. —Thomas Russell, Chpnrirt. ■ MT EDEN.—H. T. King, Chemist Ml! EDEN TEAM TERMINUS.—John E. Stuse. EDEN" TERRACE. — J. H. Hnbber, Grocer. >MT KOSKILL.— J. W. Brlugmaa, Store. KINGSLAND-— A- W. Page, Store. . MOBNINGSIBE-—T. H. Bevto. NEWMARKET- —H. G. Lumsden. . EPSOM.— J- W. T. Macklow, Chemist. ' SEWMAKKET.-E. Porter and Co. avenue. PABJSELL. — J. J- Fulton and Co. PARNELL —Mrs Larking, opp. St. StepHsn'* J ONSHUNGA. —Grant and Meddlns. ryVEHUNGA.—Josiah Robins' Store. OXEHWNGA.—A. H. Ormrod. REMOEKA-— L. J. Keys' Store. ELLERSLIE.— Anstin Bros., opp. statJoo. • ! dkvonport. — Rees George and Cα,. Chemists. . \OBTHCOTE.—E. Jordan. • taKAPUKA. — Kees George and Cβ., i Chemists. ■ OTAHTDBTJ.—H. Jackson. OTAHTTHU.— J. MdvoJ. NEW LXJTJI.— J. Oag. ATOMMLE.-Btfteii ani Wood. j