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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 73, 27 March 1920, Page 10

PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. _ -yTORTHKRN STEAM SHIP Rjoijjjl i> COMPANY, LIMITED. STEAMERS FOR PLEASURE I RESORTS. THURSDAY, Ist AFRIL. WAIHEKE. OSTEND, AWAROA, ORAriU, AND COWE'S BAY. O.V WAIUKU OSTEND only, 9.30 a.m. O.V. WAIUKU ALL PLACES, •> p.m. •S.S. KOTITI 10.30 p.m. •Ostend, Awaroa, and Orapiu. COROMAXDEL. •S.S. DAPHNE 0 a.m. •Calling at (.'owes Bay and i'onul Island only. KAWAU ISLAND. IS.S. KAWAU 3 p.m. S.S. CLAYMORE 7 p.m. WAIWERA AND GRUT'S. S S. HAUITI 10 a.m. S.S. TASMAN" 7 p.m. ARKLE'S BAY AND WAY PORTS. s S OREWA 10.30 a.m. ss WAIPi: 1.45 p.m. S.S. WAH'U 7 p.m. Vessels return from Resorts on TUBS'DAY MORNING, arriving In Auckland about 0' a.m. There will bo no Saturday I rip lo Resorts on -SATURDAY. April 3. CHARLES RANSO'N, (113 Manager IS-??! VJOnTHEES STEAMSHIP IKjgSl COMPANY, LIMITED. T\ AY rpitlP rpO VT7AIHEKE. DURING SUMMER MONTHS. O.V. WAIUKU. 70 TONS. OSTEND, AWAROA, ORAPIU and COWES leaves Auckland: Leaves Cowes Bay: Mon. Wed., Fri., Mon., Wed., Fri, 0.30 a.m. 3 p.m. RETURN FARES: OSTEND 3/ ORAPIU 4/ ! COWES BAY •»/ Children Half Rates. ! The above fares are good only for one I day. Ordinary Tickets may be purchased. CHARLES HANSON. ; B4 Manager. I ' "~~ '«,. STEAMSHIP j COMPANY, LTD. i SUNDAY TRIP. 1 (Wen:her and other circumstances permitting.) SUNDAY. MARCH 2STII. O.V. WAIU-KU, ID a.m.. For OSTEND Fare. 20 I AWAROA ) ' ORAPIU ) Fare :•..' ! COWES BAY 1 Wharves (Inly. I Leaves Cowes Bay on return trip at 3.30 p.m. and Ostend at 5 p.m. Arrives Auck- ' land about 7 p.m. 1 ' Tickets available on day of 1-vuc only. CHARLES It ANSON, •"'l7 Malinger. j Iv~m ;$_ "VORTIHERN STEAMSHIP j COMPANY. LIMITED. "P X C U R S I O N S. (Wealber and oilier circumstances pcrmltting.i "\rONIDAY. APRIL fTTH, 1020. COWES BAY. P.S. WAKATERE. Fare, 2. li. 0.15 n.m. KAWAU ISLAND. S.S. NGAPUHI. Fare, 3 . 9 a.m. WAIWERA. S.S. WAIOTAHI. Fare, 3,.'. 9 a.m. OSTEND. O.V. WAIUKU. Fare. 2/0. 9.30 a.m. AWAROA AND ORAPIU. S.S. DAPHNE. Fare. 2.C. 9.30 a.m. ARKLE'S BAY. S.S. WAIPU. Fare, 2/(1. 9 a.m. BROWNS .RAY AND DEEP CREEK. S.S. GAEL. ' Fare, 2/0. 9 a.m. Children, Half-price. Vessels leave the above resorts at 4 p.m. Vessel leaves Ostend at 4.30 p.m. Meals and Afternoon Ten can be obtained jou board all steamers. CHARLES RAXSOX, 7 ' Manager. gAXFORD. J, Tn - EMPLOYEES' piCNIC HAS BEEN RELUCTANTLY POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF BAD (WEATHER TO TJECF.MBER, 2920 nR JAN.UARY, -^Ol Tlckctholders' Money will' be Returned on application to Sellers or MR. C. PORTEOUS, Hon. Secretary. • * JL "p X C U R S I O X. JKy FOOTBALL FOOTBALL //UJ* MOONLIGHT EXCURSION, MONDAY, MARCH 29 — MONDAY. HO XT LEAVES FERRY WHARF ' AT S P.M. SHARP. Conducted by and on behalf of the „.»!«■ BROS. OLD BOYS' LEAGUE il " FOOTBALL CLUB. Music by Auckland's Best String Band. Dancing on .the Deck. Cnnes by Auckland's Greatest Vocalists. Prizes for the Lucky Ones. Where these boys are there'll be fun. ,325 T. HARRIS, Hon. Sec. A 'UOKLAND TAILORBSSES AND i\. OTHER FEMALE CLOTHING TRADE EMPLOYEES" INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. Owing to (he inclemency of the weather, the Picnic of the above Union has been ABANDONED, and the Committee have deci«ed to hold a SOCIAL EVENING in the Trades Hall. .Hobson Street, on TUESDAY.. 30th March, at 8 p.m. Burnnaud's Orchestra In attendance. Admission. 1/. -Picnic Tickets accepted. A pleasant evening assured. 314 ' PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. TAR. G. F E X WICK, A.M.P. BUILDINGS. QUEEN ST., HAS RESUMED THE PRACTICE OF HIS PROFESSION. 672 M ISS G U-LY, INFANTILE PARALYSIS SPECIALIST, Has Returned to Auckland, and Is COMMENCING WORK IMMEDIATELY. SISTER YVRIGIIT is working in conjunction with cMI'SS GULLY. Address: 6, JIOPETOUX STREET. PONSONBY. 541 TAXIWHA" Soap has Revolutionised the Art of Washing. B