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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 202, 26 August 1919, Page 4

WAIKATO SHJPPING CO. OWING TO TOE CURTAILMENT OF THE RAILWAY SERVICE, THIS COMPANY WILL r.UN X PASSENGER SERVICE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE "AUCKLAND STAR" BETWEEN MERCER AND HUNTLY EVERY NIGHT (E X C E iP T SDND.U Leaving Mercer Wharf at 7 p.m., returning from Huntly Wharf at midnight, arriving Mercer to connect with Auckland Train at 6.40 a.m. Passengers intending to utilise this service will need to ieave Auckland by the 3.45 p.m. iraVn. THIS SEHVICS IS NOW RUXJJKJG. FARES: g / BACH WAY. The "Auckland Star" motor curs, canneetIng: with the steamer ct Huntly, carry papers not only for the Walkato, but also for distribution right through the King Country. Tiie cars are, therefore, so /leavily loaded that passengers hy the steamer who wish to go beyond Huntly must make their own arrangements for conveyance. They can do this by telegraphIng to Messrs Tibby ana Macdonald, Hamilton. PERHAPS HE IS .TDST STARTING DRINKING. What drunkard did not commence with being a "moderate"? Then if a son or young friend of yours is just starting drinking—save him from it now. Chief Justice Sir Robert Sout says. "Some of the best men in the country are brought to crime through drink." Drlnko can rescue. Testimonials proving that It has done so will be shown on request. If uesired, treatment can l>e administered secretly, for the powders are odourless and tasteless. Write in strictest confidence for free booklet to LADY MANAGER, Drinko Proprietary, 212 M., Lambton Quny, Wellington. RD