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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14473, 30 September 1912, Page 1

SHIPPING. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Steamers will be despatched as under, circumstances permitting: _. • Train Cargo at pm. railway. MreraroQ, This Day fMon.) i 5.25 P !, " , "»pm. Maori Tuoa., Ist Oct. ' 7.<0 12.30 p.m. l'prawera Wed., 2nd i-ct. j i — Mararoa, Wed., 2nd Oct. i 5.25 12.30 p.m. M-oeraJd Tbur., 3rd Oct. I 7 40 12 33 p.m. NAPIER,~CISBORNE"andADCKLAND • Taravvera Wtd., 2nd Oct.. i 12.30 p.m. NAPIEH and GlSß^RNE"flandTai"cargo'"in. eide) — Kowhai Wed., 2nd Oct. — 9 a.m. SYDNEY, via AUCKLAND— Tarawera* Wed., 2nd Oct. * — "Transhipping to Maheno at Auckland. SYDNEY, via WELLINGTONM.craki Thnrs., 3rd Oct. 7.40 12.30 a.m. DUNEDIN— Mokoia Wed., 2nd Oct. 2.45 9 a.m. Jlnnuka Fri., 4th Oct. . i 11 a.m. BLUFF~~HbBART"~ana ~ MELBOURNE— Manuka . Fri., 4th Oct 4 11a.m. 1 :CTON7'wESTPORT. and GREYMOUTH (takin? cargo for Hokilika), via WEL- • LINGTON--3 Flora Tues, Ist Oct. — 9 a.m. NELSON."NEW "PLYMOUTHT - a>d — ONEj HUNGA, via WELLINGTON— ) Corinna Tuesday, fth Oct. — 0 a.m. ' TONGaTsaMOA, SYDNEY— r Tofoa Sth Oct. From Auckland a RAROTONGA and TAHITI— Aorangi 11th Oct. From Wellington '. Talune 22nd Oct. . From Auckland •Proceeds to San Francisco. _ _ j SAVU, ('FIJI) Navuft 23rd Oct. From Auckland • ~AH Yntcrcolonial and Island steamers fitted '• with wireless telegraphy. Tickets available for stopover or return by > Hnddert Porker Co.'s steamers. Railway Tickets Chtistchurch to Lyttclton, •nd from Wellington - to the principnl North ' Island stations may be obtained at the Comi pany'a Christchurch i OOYAL MAIL SERVICE A*' Via SAN FRANCISCO, To r ALL AMERICAN PORTS. BRITISH , ISLES AND CONTINENT. Calling ai RAROTONOA 'Cook Group) and • PAPEETE (Tahiti). • , , ; Fr.-:m From r " Sydney. Wellington. AORANGI .. Oct. 5- Oct U TAHITI .. Nov. 2 Nov. 8 MOANA . -. .. Nov. 30 Dec. 6 t, , Sefltnw at 2fl dnVs' interrsl. _ Steameri equipped with wireless telegrauh. Fot particulars regarding passengers and freights apply f i, UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z.. LTD. t' N - D - L - X REDUCED FARES .TO LONDON. d Via COLOMBO," SUEZ, NAPLES, GENOA r < . . and SOUTHAMPTON. p e POUND TRIPS can be arranged yi'» the r - XX CAiE OF GOOD HOPE,-returning via SUEZ or vice ver»a From Lyttelton: First Cla»» 1». Second Class £78 Is. i I • . Arrives " Steamer. iTons. Leaves South amp* • - Sydney. ton. . Scharnhoret 8131 Oct. 2 Nov. 18 *i Seydliti 8000. Oct. SO Dto. 16 a Uoon 8133 Nov. '27 Jan. 13 Zieten 80C6 Dec. 25 Feb. 10 • Gneisenau 13081 Tun, 22 Mnr. 10 d Rcharnhorat 8131 |Feb. 19 Apr: 7 , c Friedrich der I , a Grosee _13.15" I May 7__ 1 TO'MANfLATCinNAand'JAPAN. Regular FOUR WEEKLk Service from Sydney «nd Brisbane via New Guinea. '» All Twin-screw, end fitted with Wiieles* 7 Telegraphy. ' ' ENGLISH SPOKEN ON BOARD. c Highe*(t standard of comfort and civility. '» AH veswifs fitted with.Laundry. \ .F'ROiT'LYTTKLTON to LONDON: • \ai ClartH-Single no 8*; Return JsllO. ■• 2nd Class— Single £12 18* ; Return "»td Clas.«—Single £17 to £21; Return £30 16* I to £38 . . » For pai»xf*e and fnll pxrticutara apply , ' NEILL end CO.. LTD.. Agent-, . ; C 7765 78 Lichfie.'d street. Christchurch. - E. AND A. LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS REGULAR MONTHLY SERVICE TO . CHINA AND JAPAN. MANILA. HONG KONG, SHANGHAI without transhipment), and JAPAN—• > •■■■.; , Leave - -1 S-teamer. Tons Commander. Sydney. » St. Albans 4500 W. G. MrAT 4 hur Aug. 28 r Aldenham 4000 E T. Pilchtr Sept. 18 5 Extern ' 3600 W. 8. Ba.kie . Sept 25 : i nrsre cool two-berth cabins amidfhipe. fitted with electric light Surgeon and • Stewardess carried. Linen washed on board I at reasonable rates. THE SCENIC ROUTE TO EUROPE Special Throucrti Rates via America Suez Canal or. Trans-Siberian 'Railway: . Through bookings, to all parts of the East, Canada and United Sta»ee of America JEAYE and CARTER. LTD., -..■■■• Agents. ' THE CANTERBURY STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. STEAMERS will be despatched as under (circumstances permitting)— I WELLINGTON, PICTON, and WANGA- ' NUI—• Taking Cargo for Blenheim— B.S. STORM—TUESDAY, Ist October; I Cargo Monday. . DUNEDIN DIRECT— I S.S. BREEZE—MONDAY, 30th inst.; Cargo Saturday - C 7148-1950 r * kalSouraT ~ THE S.S."CYGNET will SAIL for KAIKOURA EVERY WEDNESDAY (cir- '. cumstancea permitting) on tho arrival of the •• 7.50 pm. train. ' Latest Cfrgo, 12.30 p.m., Wednesday. i ■ .-,■' STEVENSON, STEWART and CO., . Cuetonih 5U«e and Shipping Agents, . , . 130 Manchester street. Telephone 348. 5691 j> AN X S PENIN SUL A. Tie e.s. JOHN ANDERSON Will resume her ordinary timetable running On TUESDAY. Ist OCTOBER. STEVENSON, STEWA RT and CO., 348. ISO. Mancherter street. £677 THOS. COOK AND SON. (Office* »:i over the World.) COOK'S PASSAGE AGENCY. COOK'S PASSAGE AGENCY. PASSENGERS intending proceeding to England next year are recommended to call and neve Berths Secured. 1913 sailings ! now available by all lines, berths now' submitted without deposit. Remember, you j cannot apply too early. PERCY HET.MORE, Agent, F67IS 101 Hereford street, Christchurch. NOW READY. "HINTS TO TERRITORIALS AND CADETS." A BOOK that has been tfcedally compiled for the use of all persons now compelled . to serve in the Territorial Forces. GEITERAT, GODLEY. Commandant N.Z. Forces, says: — "Am sure the book wilt be most useful to the youths undergoing military training." COLONEL HEARD, Director Military Training, eiys: — "X am rare it will be most useful to the young soldier, as it contains many Bints (or hi* guidance." OBTAINABLE FROM ALLt BOOKSELLERS AND NEWSVENDOES. PEICE SIXPENCE. Ti'BWAFS • WHiSIUSX a* supplied to th* XJ &e>itl Family, can be obtained fxom&U ih» Letting HottU is Canterbury. F7760