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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 71, 29 March 1921, Page 6

SHIPPING. I QJTEAMSHIP /-«>., TTD. Weather and other circumstances permitting Leaves Auckland. Leaves Ontnorts. iKKI.E'S RAY.* TtrtnWNS MURRAY'S AND DEEP CREEK* S..S. OIIEWA ~ (Sec Silverdale.) - Leaves Aiklo's lav 4.1 minutes later than'Silvenlale. ii AWAMIt S.S. APANDI - ISa;.. ami, s a.m. Wjml., OtU, ■"■ a.m. WTKI.AXDS WAIDKD '• Wed., n.."!0 a.m. Wed.. 3 p.m. '• rAIiBAI.E HAY TRITt S.S. KAWAU " Tues., jnth. 4 p.m. Wed.. :'.nth. 0 a.m. <H)I:u.MANL)ELt S.S. KAWAIi h Tin*., U!i;h. 4 p_ m . Wed., atitli, Mii'lnisht - (iT. BARRIER..WefI.. lilldnlpht GAEL HOriIORA AND KAIMAUMACT : ■Mon., -fih April. 7 p.m. CLAYMORE KKUEPEiKHI S.S. HAITIT I 1-ri., Ist, r..;io a.m. Krt., Ist, tiiiduis' 11 'kaw.u'. u-:k;ii. o.maiia*..s.s. kiu'iti '■ ThLMs.. ::isi, .s a.m. Tluirx.. :n>.;. l.;m p.m. 3 J MKKCURY BAYt— .IMlh. 7 p.m.--. WAI Pi , : MAXGAPAIf VAth, 3 p.m. WAIOTAIII "jMAUSIJEN l'T..:;iHli, :! p.ui...\VAIOTAUI ■ llAMIO.Vl:; S.S. CLANSMAN anu, :<:.;u p.m. ,an.> see Houborn.i J.'MAXIiAWAI KAWAI't LKlllllt KUTITI . Kri.. l*i. v p.m. Sat., .LSH p.m. jMAI'AKANA TRITt P>. KOTITI I Wed., ;H!th, J p.m. Wiml., "Will, 11 I'- m--1 OI'OTIKI AND OIHWA..SS. NUATIAWA j Thursday. Mar.-li, S a.m. I • Via Tauruuga. PAEIiUA AND TK AHOHA. I Tuc-5.. anil, uiidi!iL.iit. Wed.. BOth, 11 I-"*-- ■ OHINEMURI RIVER. Wed.. 30th. u.:i;) p.m. Thurs.. :ilst, 11 n.m- - ! PARENGAt 11th Atirll.*7 p.m. CLAYMORE I'ARTA i;AY...HOth. :i P.UI....WAIOTAHI 'iI'ATETOXGA* S.S. HAUITI j J Friday, Ist, r>.:;u n.tu. | Ptinoit 4th. n..-H) a.ra KOTITI RUSSELL AND OPUA....S.S. CLANSMAN L'Oth. r,.;:u p.m. Cargo until 2 p.m. onlr. | SILVERHALEt S.S. ORKWA Tues., iihfi, o r-m. Wed., 30th. 0 a.m. , . Fri.. Is:, s a.m. Sal., liud, noun TAHUNA 4th April, S p.m GAEL 1 TAIUUAt....4th April. 10 p.m.. .DAPHNB TAURANUA, MOUNT, TE PUKE. AND STATIONS OX EAST COAST RAILWAY, i Cargo for RnngUaiki, Matnui. aud Tarawera ■J goes via Taurausa. ' ' i S.S. NUAPUm ' Tues.. 2!)ih. 7 p.m. Wed., ittlth, 7 p.m. ' Fri., Ist, 7 p.m. Sat.. 2nd, 7 p.m., I No iarpo after uot.u -ailius days. j !TE AROHAt See Pacroa Time-table ; ' THAMKS P.S. WAK.ATKUH Wed., Suth 7.20 a.m. TUura., 81st, U a.m. 'Fri.. Ist. Sv'iU a.m. Fri.. 1 si, midnight | WAIIIEK...J O.V. WAIL'KIi Tues., 9 30 a m -Tues., :i p.m. Fri.. U.au a.m. Fri., :! p.m. ! Vessel goes Ostend only Wednesdays, via I Bucklaud's, » "0 a.m. j WAU'APAKAUKIt. -. .bee Awanul Sailings. JwAII'U Wed., Oth April ELSIK W'AEKWORTH, WAIWEUAt HAUITI Wed., ."loth. 7.20 a.m. Thurs.. 31et, 11 a.m. WUANGJKOA .i.S. CLANSMAN Tues.. 20th. 3.30 p.m. Also See nouhora. WIIANANAKI etc. .4th April, noon. .GAEL : WIIANCAPOUA TRirSt &th April WHAN-GAMATA Tues. 7 p.m. WAII'U VVHaXUAREIf S.S. MANAIA | Monday, Wednesday, Tuesday. Thurs., Friday Sat., ll.Hu a.m. WHANGAREI (Town Wharf). Tues., L'fith, noou Wed.. 30th. 10 n.m. WIIAKATANE Thurs.. :ilsl. JS n.m. DAI'IINE. WEST COAST SERVICE. FOR HOKIANUA (from Onehunga). 'i'houfa JUI. i Thnrs., April 7th. -J p.m ATTPOT'UI KAWIIIA..4th. 2 p.m. Tr I.IH AUPOURI Cargo to 11 a.m. Saturday. I NEW PLYMOUTH S.K. RARAWA 31st, :: p.m. Tr. a.lo. j Rins 2(11 for further cargo information. I Cargo Sat., Tues.. Wed.. Fri. at rail. KAGLAN April 4th. 2 p.m AUI'UURI Cargo Suturdav. WAXGANUI ONLY 6.S ARAPAWA To Sail, April sth. FOR WAIL'KU. PONO (Cargo Dally). WAIFIPI, TE TOROt, etc...S.S. VICTORI" onijr, up to 11 a,m. ; N.B. —No Cargo received within one nout of. steamer's departure, or after 11 a.m. Sat. Overtime charged after 4 p.m. i t Freights Prepaid. JCargo only. Ring I'hone 218 for Further Information, COMPANY'S OFFICE: QUAY STREET. P. A* D O. L , * B motox d o X, VIA COIXXMBO AXD SUEZ. Vessel. Tons. Fromjsydney. MAKTDA 12,000 March 29 MOREA 12,000 April 20 MALWA 12,000 May 24 Through Passengers from Xew Zealand to Em ope can embiiTk on arrival of the last connecting steamer at Sydney. For further particulars, apply to KUSSELL AND SOMERS, B a. Customs Street. Agents. A UCKLAND TO "pNGLAND. , VIA PANAMA— Ist Class—Single £115, Return £218. 2nd Class —Siuglc £SO, Return £14S. 3rd Class—Single £40. £42, £46. Return £72, A 75, £82. VIA AMERICA— Ist Steamer, Ist Rail—Single £113. 2nd Steamer, Ist Rail—Single £7U 18/. 3rd Steamer, Ist Rail—Single £38. VIA SUEZ (Orient and P. and O.}— Ist—Single £134 up; Return £209 10/ np I 2nd —Single £109 up; Return £203/7/6 up I 3rd—Orient Single £42, £44, £48. No Booking Fees. For Sailings apply rnuos. poos and JioN, AGENTS FOR ALL LINES. N.Z. INSURANCE CO.'S BUILDING, QUEEN STREET. XS ■piAKO SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. S.S. ONEROA —TIME-TABLE— Leaves Auckland: Leaves Kerepeehl: Wed., aiith, 2.W a.m. Wed., 30th, U.W p.m. Friday Ist, 3.iioa.m. Friday, Ist, U.oO p.m. Cargo received on day ol sailing up to 4 l>. in. WATKIN AND AVALLIS, Agents. PIANOS FOB SALE. KOADWOOD, <-heck action, beautiful toue and touch; g.uarautee perfect condition; £53. —S, Walteaiiata St., l'ousouby. 142 T>IANO, for private sale, splendid opportunity to secure lirst-class instrument. Address at STAR. 55.'! lANOS—W r e alone still have High-grade Pianos. reasonable. Investigate.— Anrkland. Piano Agency, 201, Queen St. IST HENSTONE Piano, handsome dark case, worth £200. Price, £140.—Richardaon's. 110, Queen St. KW X-* TA WILL Buy real good Piano from 3* < V Richardson's, Ltd., 110, Queen St. Easter prices only. 108 J E \V I S T7V A D Y. TJIANO -r»ARGAIXS. THIS WEEK'S LIST INCLUDES:— BOR-D Paris, nice tone, check action £45 EAXJX AND SON, overstrung, iron frame f G5 OAIEiL ZOBBL, walnut case, overstrung f 73 EAVESTAFF, London, splendid tone and conJition £so HOBLLING, handsome model, ehetfk action £83 ALLISON. London, flue walnut model £100 CASH OR TJ2ILMS TO SDIT. T EWI3 x> TjVUJY AND ,Q<ON, J TD.. I 15, KARANGAHAPE ROAD (Near Grafton Bridge). B' BOATS WANTED. /■VIL Launch wanted, ahout 2Sft, lo h.p.— vJ Apply 25. Oirpbant St.. 'Ponsonhy. 17'J STEAM*EII, small, about 50tt long, must be in good order.—Steamer. t*!Jo. STAR. 44 TJARA Eubber lasts longer than other ■*• kinds. That is why Wood-Milne Rubber Heele give co much wear! Have WoodMilne's fitted to your boots. B DON'T say just garden hose. Say NORTH BRITISH GARDEN HOSE. Then the dealer will know you know the World's Best. Doesn't kiirt, and lasts longest. B