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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14325, 10 April 1912, Page 1

SHIPPING. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Steamers will bo despatched a3 under, circumstances permitting: — Train Cars-oat WELLINGTON— p.m. _r ail way. Mararoa this Day, Wed. I 5.25! 12.30 p.m Maunganui .Thurti., ilth Apr. 1 7.40 j — Maori Tours. 11th Apr. j 7.10, 12.30 p.m Mararoa I-'ri., 12th Apr. 5.-25 j 12.30 p m Maori I Sat.. 13th Apr. I 7.10 (12.30 p.m NAPIER, GISBORNE. and AUCKLAND— Monowai Sat.. 13th April 10.20 11a.m. SYDNEY~ia'" AUCKLAND" " Tarawera* Wed., 17th Apr. -1 12.30 p.m. "Transhipping lo Mah.no at Auckland. SYDNEY, via WEITeCGTON^ Maungnnui Thurs., ll;h Apr. 7.40 11a.m. — jy\? NE DIN— Monowai Thurs., 11th Apr. 32.30 9a.m. "BLUFF, Moeraki Fri., 12th Apr. 7.50 11 a.m. NEW PLrYMOUTIL WESTPORT and GREYMOUTH (tnkine cargo for Hokivia. .WELLINGTONTe Anau Sat., 13tli_Apr. — llji.ra. NELSON. find ONEHUNGA, via WELLINGTON— Corinna Tuea, 23rd Apr. — 9 a.m. TONOAT^A^ATFIJX^ii^^^^Y Tcflia 23rd April From Auckland rTrOTOITgA end TAHITI— Aorangi* 21th A'r-ril From Wellington Taluno 7th May From Auckland "Proceed, to Sun Francisco. SUYA~(FIJD— Hauroto Thurs.. 11th Apr. From Auckland Tickets available for St-pover or Return by Huddart-Parker Co.'3 steamer.. Railway Tickets from Wellington to the principal North Island station? may bo obtained at the Company's Christchurch Office. ROYAL MAIL SERVICE Via SAN FRANCISCO, To ALL AMERICAN PORTS. BRITISH ISLES. AND CONTINENT. Calling at RAROTONGA (Cook Grout-,' nnd PAPEETE (Tahiti). Fron. From Sydney. Wellington. AORANGI .. Apr. 20 Apr. 20 TAHITI .. May 18 May 21 MANUKA June 15 June 21 Sailings at 2S days' interval. Steamer* equipped with Wireless Telegraph. For particulars regarding passengers and freights apply UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD. •"THE VANCOUVER ROUTE. CANADIAN-AUSTRALtAN ROYAL MAIL S.S. LINE AND CANADIAN-PACIFIC RAILWAY. Throueh (some of the Greatest SCENIC WONDERS of tho World to all parts cf CANADA, UNITED STATES. BRITISH ISLES, and CONTINENT OF EUROPE ROUND-THE-WORLD TOURS in conjunction with all the Cane, Suez, China and Japan Lines at Lowest Bates. STEAMERS WILL SAIL: From From {.{earner Svdnny. Aucxland. MA RAMA' '.. Apr. fl Apr. 12 ■MAKURA .. May « Ma- 10 ZEALA'NDIA - ..'.7tine 3 ' June' 7 MAE AM A .-'.Julyl, . -Tult 5 And nt 38 days* interval thereafter. All Twin-screw Steamers,, equipped with Wireless TelegraphPamphlets Maps, and all information free. UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD.. Managing Agent*. THOMAS COOK AND SON, AGENTS FOR ALL LINES. P. and O. Co., Orient Line, N.D.L. (G«rman), Canadian-Australian, N.Z. Shipping Co., Shavr, Savill'Line, Capo Lines, White Star, etc.,. etc. '*■'.■■'!. TO ENGLAND FROM £1. 10s. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES-OFFERED! No Commi-«ion Charged 1 Trouble Savedl Send for COOK'S SAILING LIST (Free). PERCY HELMORE, Agent, F67IS-2 161 HEREFORD STREET. "JVfEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS SIMPSON and WILLIAMS, LTD., HIGH STREET. "In Foreign Lands," by J. Nelson Eraser, 9s. "Moving Pictures," by F. A. Talbot, 7s Gd. "Motor Bodies and Chassis,'' by H. .1. Butlor, 7s 6d. "Return to Nature," by Adolf Jus!, 7s 6d. "Tho Love Affairs of the Vatican," by Angelo S. Rappoporl, 10s 6d; "Recollections Grave and Gay," by Mrs B. Harrison, 9s. "Lovo and Laughter," by John Savila .ludd, 43. ''Tlio Measure of a Man," by N. Duncan, 3s 6d. "Esther Damon," by Mrs Older, Os Cd. "The Reason Why," by Elinor Glynn, 3s Gd. "The Story of Clarice, 1 ' by Kathcrino Tynan, 3a 6d. "The Right Hand," by J. B. Burton, 3s Gd. "Following of tho Star," by F. Barclay, 3s 6d. 1047J-' THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY LTD. OUR VALUES IN PURE TEAS ARE THE BEST. WE Buy direct from tho Tea Plantations, and by eliminating nil intermediate profits we are able to give QUALITY and j *'ALUE iinapproached by any other retail house. "GLENOYA." a Perfect Tea. ■ . Is 8d per lb. I "N.Z.F." No. 1. Indian and Ceylon Blend. Is Gd per lb. "N.Z.F. No. 3, a Distinctive Tea, Is 3d per ib. N.Z. FARMERS CO-OP ASSOCIATION, F CHRISTCHURCH. ; T HAVE VARIOUS SUMS OF MONEY for i Investment on Mortgage of Freehold Security at Current Ratee of Interest. A. C. ROLLESTON. ' Solicitor, 140 Hereford (street. F4023 Christchurch. PATENTS. HAVE YOU A NOVEL IDEA IF SO, TURN IT INTO MONEY. Apply HENRY HUGHES. LTD., 32S Hereford street, Christchurch. Directors: W. E. HUGHES and J. T.. HUNTER. Information and Advice Free. A R. HOLDSHIP, Barrister and Solicitor. District Manager. C 5733-* JG. DAVIS wishes to THANK the » Public for their patronage hitherto accordea him, and begs to inform them that through iliness .he has been compelled to bana tho business over to his sou, J. L. Davis, who will carry tho business on in future, ar.d rcspectfu.ly solicits your patronage- Floral work a speciality. Orchids always procurable. Splendid mixed Narcissus 2s 6d per 100. N.Z.-raised Narcissus 20s per 100, all different, etc., etc. F7l-0 'THE LODGE," HANMER HOT SPRINGS. INTENDING Visitors to this unrivalled: -*- Holiday and Health Resort are respectfully notified that the season has now j opened. ->owling Green, Croquet Lawn, Put- j tins Green and Tennis Court situated in grounds of wbova well-known Private Hotel, are now in excellent condition. Saddle Horses ! and Conveyances on hire. Motor Garage. Within one minute Government Mineral Baths and Golf Links. Visitors assured of every attention. Terms on application. A PERCIVAL SMITH, 7032F_ _. l'roprl.tor. DR. ARTHUR SANDSTEIN (D.D.S., Univcrsitv cf Pennsylvania), DE.NTAL SURGEON. T ATE RESIDENT DENTAL SURGEON Xi City Hospital, PHILADELPHIA. U.S.A., and late Associate Dr. Kirk A. Davenport, 20 Stratford Place, London, V.. England. .193 C_,S_f7J_ STREET W. , Whltcombe an.l Tombs's Building, j Opp. Ballantyne's. I Telephone 2200. Private Telephone, 143. F W, ILF RE D I. ,WAR D, j TT DENTAL SURGEON (Late of London and Philadelphia). 166 MANCHESTER STREET (opposite- j National Bank.. cv.-.-