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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14810, 30 October 1913, Page 1

SHIPPING. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Steamers will be despatched as under, cir-o_nata-cea permitting: — Train Cargo at WELLINGTON— p.m. Railway. Maori |Mon., Wed., Fri. { 7.40 f — Wahine ITues-Thur., Sat. 1740 |_. "NAPIER, GISBORNE. and AUCKLAND" via WELLlXGTON- ________ Sat., Ist Nov. 10.20 S a.m. SYbNEY7~via AUCKLAND— Monowai Wed., 12th Nov. 4 9 a.m. Transhipping to Maheno at Auckland. SYDN£Y, - vI_~WELLING~TON'— Warrimoo This Day (Thurs.) 2.45 9am. DUNEDIN— '*■ Maunganui FTi., 7th Nov. 4 11a.m. HOBaRT and MELBOURNE, via DUNEDIN and BLUFF— Maunganui Fri.,_7th Nov. 4 11 a.m. NELSON. NEW" PLYMOUTH, and ONEHUNGA, via WELLINGTON— Corinna Xues., 4th Nov. — 9 a.m. NEW PLYMOUTH, WESTPORf. _ud GREYMOUTH (taking Cargo for Hokitika)— Taviuni Wed., 6th Nov. — 8 a.m. SUVA and~LEVCKA (FIJI)— Nama Wed., 6th Nov. From Auckland TONGA, SAMOA. FIJI, _nd~STDNE"Y~ Toftia Tucs., 4th Nov. From Auckland RAROTONGA Moana 7th Nov. From Wellington Talune 18th Nov. From Auckland "Proceeds to San Francieco. All Intercolonial and Island steamers fitted with wireless telegraphy. Tickets available for stopover or return by Huddart-Parker Co.'s sle.mers. Railway Tickets Christchurch to Lyttelton, and from Wellington to the principal North Island stations may be obtained at the Company's Christchurch Office. I? OY A L M AI L SERVICE. X V Via SAN FRANCISCO. To ALL AMERICAN PORTS, BRITISH ISLES. AND CONTINENT. Calling at RAROTONGA (Cook Group) and .- PAPEETE (Tahiti). From From Tons. Sydney. Wellington. TAHITI. 7585 Oct. I Oct. 10 MOANA 4000 Not. 1 Nov. 7 AORANGI 4208 Nov. 29 Dec. 5 Sailings at 28 days' interval. Steamers equipped with wiieless telegraph. For particulars regarding passengers and freights, apply UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z... LTD. ORIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. The following Royal Mail Steamships, belonging to the" ORIENT LINE, will leave Sydney and Melbourne as under for Loo Inn (Tilbury), via Adelaide, Fremantle, Colombo (transhipping to all Indian Ports), Sue* Canal, Naples, Toulon, and Gibraltar:— PASSENGER SEASON, 1913. Leavo Leave Leave Mel-' AdeSteamai Reg Sydney bourne [aide Tons noon '8 p.m. 1 p.m. Otway "12.0TT Oct. 25 Oct. -9 Oct. 81 Otranto 12.129 Niv 8 Nov 12 Nov. 14 Osterley 12.130 Nov.- 22 Nov. 26 Nov. 28 Orama I 13.000 Dec, 6 Dec 10 Dec 12 •Triple-screw. Wireless telegrtpny. •••;•.■•■ All Twin screw Steamar'a. FARES: NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON .Saloon: Single' £47 6t to £88. Bei.m £7S 18a to £132 These fares include f-n.con Accommodation from New- Zealand to Anatralia. Return Tickets available for two years from date of departure to arrival -~ return.- •.• - __ ' ■ FOR THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS. Special accommodation in new 12.000 ton ■reamers Spacious Promenade Decks. Smoko Rooms, Ladies'. Muaie Room, (on shelter deck). •-■ ■'■■..■:'. ■ -. . Two-bertb end' Ponr-bertb Cabins sftoatt-d on Upper and Main Decks. . Large *t.d wellventilated Dining Saloon on Main Deck. - --...- FA REB-FR«Ms_NEW-ZEAL_NDr"' • -~" -Single *19," ;£2l. _T23 . : ' Return.■-•._*86.:--»«e39----12a. £48 4a Through bookings to New York in conjunctio! with tbe'White'Star Line. .Write-;.for illuatrated .circular .giving full particulars. -.-.-:. UNION iSTEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z- LTD.. Agents in New Zealand. TH O 8 CD O X AND SON. '1-' •■" COOK'S PASSAGE, AGENCY. COOK'S PASSAGE AGENCY. DIRECT AGENTS FOR - P; and O.'Co. '. Shaw. Savill Co. Orient Lina ■■'•:'- . Cape Lines 'N.D.Li (German)" Cnnadia_-Au_t Lino N.Z Shipping Co. White Star, etc, etc "Ssifing List" now out for 1914. 1914 Let ua pencil in berth, as you .1914 cannot apply too early No deposit till passage decided upon. COOK'S. 128 HEREFORD STREET. ■ '".*..• CBJ3I-1814 TO OUR ADVERTISERS. 'fiATURDAY'S ISSUE OF "THE PRESS." ADVERTISERS, especially . those who require extended space, will be studying their own interest by , eending .in -their advertisements for "The Press" oa Saturdays, where possible, before NOON on FRIDAYS. This will ensure their classifi.cation and -■• insertion in the -• position ordered," and being desirous of meeting all our . advertisers^as far aa possibleit is hoped that due weight will be given to this intima- '. tion.- ■ THE CHRISTCHURCH PRESS".:. CO.. LTD. P.SELIG, 1 Manager. WHAT ABOUT YOUR MILK SUPPLY? WANTED— Farmers ,in Canterbury to know that the CHRISTCHURCH DAIR- CO., LTD.. are PURCHASERS of HOME SEPARATED CREAM. DAIRY CO.. LTD.. 51 Tua-t atreet. &123 ANEW Departure in the Motor Industry. —Having mbtailed an OXO ACETYLENE WELDING PLANT, and secured th* service- of an Expert with English ex; erjenoe, w« are prepared to undertake all Classes of Welding. Gear Cutting and Component Parts of li-tor Cars a speciality All Classes of Engineers' and Plumbers Brass Work -opt « ■"■K~ k * in<l manufactured to cu a„mera w re^ire p men«. 84-86 M«-ch-it« atreet. Christchurch^ •'".. JOSEPH WALLACE. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 171 CASHEL SXREET (Lata with Harris Bro-) TEMPLETOK. FARM OF 150 ACREa __2 C . ~*™ R JICBB- ' dSi^r^S&hg_a SSS and '"P^*,^ £500 down, balance can t» »r-_»-a. , MERIVAI--. A v«T nfc-I- F-e-ished Modeni Home of 4 Rooma To Le* *» • nlonti ** "** *" week. 1565 JOSEPH ffALLA- 1 -**- 3 - harirui »_tabo of Kyi-J-y« ° ExiU igui_jier. oneinal dry po w<l *s 3 % n Ac LondonVLmd by the Board of JradeCheap, but efficient. Frice ' iP!t , n d fiei P.O. Box C 5 - .B * P * U ' CS--2 Co, 18» Caabc! atreeU