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SHIPPING. [7NION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LTD. Steamets will be dispatched as under .circumstances permitting): — Train. Cargo at p.m. itailnoy. WELLINGTON— Uon., Wed., Fri. Mararoj, 5.20 10 a.m. lues., Thura., Sat. Maori G. 55 10 a.m. r , NELSON AND NEW PLYMOUTH— - Coruma Mon., May' 27 — 10 a.m. NAPIER A.\L) RjJsamoncl About -llay 3J. , AUCKLAND DIRECT— Tarawera About May il. Steamers will bo dispatched at tegular intervals lor tho 'iolloH-iug p.acea : — bi'Li.VEl', via CO UK siit.AiJL'. RAROTONGA AND TAHiTI. l'lJl, I'O.VOA, AMJ SA.il UA. CANADA, AMEIUCA, LoNDON, via SUVA, HONOLULU AAD VANCOUVER. SAN WIANCISCO AMERICAN POINTS, BRITISH JSLES, tailing at RAROTO.NUA AND i'iiPr.j-'ln.. All Vancouver, San Francisco, Intercolonial and Island Steamers littecl with wireless telegraphy. Tickets availablo for stop over or Return by iiuddart-Puiker Co.'s bteamera. Ranway licKcts, Chrisicuuruh to Lyttelton, and from Wellington to the principal island Stations, may bo obtained at the Company b Christchurch Oliico. THE "ALL RED" ROUTE. AUSTRALIA—NEW ZEALAND—CANADA. CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN EM. LINE. In Conjunction wuta the Canadian-Pacifio Railway. STEAMERS WILL BE DESPATCHED AT REGULAR INTERVALS. 'T'HROUGH some of the GREATEST J- SCENIC WONDERS of the Word to All Parts of CANADA. UNITED STATES, and BRITISH ISLES. AROUND-THE-WORLD TOURS. In Conjunction with all the Cape, Suez, China, and Japan Line*, at Lowest listed PASSPORTS. Travellers to any place outside tho Dominion aro reminded that it is advisable to obtain Passports, and that it 13 necessary to make early application to the Government ior them. All lloturn and Round-tour Tickets interchangeable with Union Steam Ship Company e li.M. Line. Pamphlets, .daps, a*-d all information free. UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD., Managing Agents. QBIB NT LINE. MAIL STEAMSHIPS to the UNITEu KINGDOM, via Ports, will be despatched at Regular Intervals. Fares and all particulars on application to UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF iN.Z., LTD., Agents in New Zealand. 02 HUDDART-PARKER, LIMITED. (New Zealand Agents for Hebburn Colliery). FAVOURITE PASSENGER STEAMERS. WILL be dispatched as under Icircumstances permuting):— DUNEDIN AND BLUFFTUESDAY, MAY 28th. AUCKLAND via WELLINGTON— _FRIDAY, MAY_3lst. FOR SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE— _EARLY. All steamer's fitted with wireless. Tickets available loi stop-over or return by Union Line, ox vice versa. and CO., LTD., Agents, Hereford street, Chris tcburch. F. JIND 8. FEDERAL AND SHIRE LINES. . QTEAMERS of the above Line« will bo deak_< patched as circumstances permit for WEST COAST PORTS, UJi. For Freight or Passage apply to ths Agents. KINSEY and CO., LTD., 4003 Christchurch and Lyttelton. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. DR. C. L. NEDWILL JJAS RESUMED HIS PRACTICE AT 18 OXFORD TERRACE. 2697F Herbert gresham, | DENTAL SURGEON, ! H«a commenced Practice at 747 COLOMBO STREET (opposite Carey's). 'Phone 1600. t E4573 DR. HENRY K. ALLISON, 8.D.5., University of Pennsylvania; L.D.S., Royal College of Surgeons, Eng., i < DENTAL SURGEON, HAS Resumed Practice at 183 CASHEL STREET. ~ Telephone 1320. 2514 1 j A. JOHNSON, F.B.C.T.S, VETERINARY SURGEON, who has returned from active service, has I resumed practice at 130 BEALEY AVENUE, Christchurch. 9054 'Phone 3501. CHIROPRACTIC CHIROPRACTIC Eminent medical seienCHIROPRAC'I'IC tists are amongst the 1 CHIROPRACTIC loremost enthusiasts of CHIROPRACTIC * tho " Kiro-prak-tik " Art. CHIROPRACTIC Dr. G. H. -'atchen, M.D., CHIIkOPRACTIC saya : "Chiropractio reCHIROPRACTIC movea the cause of disCHIROPRACTIC eases more promptly, CHIROPRACTIC radically, and permanentCHIKOPRACTIC ly than any otner known CHIROPRACTIC method." This new bciCHIROPRACTIC ence is certain in its diagCHiRoPRACTIC nosis and reliable in its CHIROPRACTIC action. Consu.taiions Iree. CHiROPRACTIC Full intormaaon frum CHIROPRACTIC J as. Young, Cuiropraclor, CHIROPRACTIC Royal Exchange BuildCHIROPRACTIC ings, Cathedral Square, CHiRuPRACTIC CHRISTCHURCH. CHIROPRACTIC Y 8406-2 THE TWO CLASSES. SOME cynic his said that the world is divided into two classes of people— thcae who have been operated on for appendicitis and those who ore going' to be. It is, at least, safe to say that the world is divided into those who are eick uud those who are going to be. Chiropractic is ready with help both for chronic and for incipient trouble. As A. A. Gregory, M.D., in his recent book on Spinal, Treatment puts it: — "Under spinal adjustments acute diseases are cut short and aborted, and chronic cases recover which have been bolieved to he curable,"Enquiries Solicited. Terms Reasonably CONSULTATION ABSOLUTELY FREE. J. A. SCOTT, Chiropractor, Bonnington's Buildings, corner High and Cashel streets. SBl2l MISS HIMMEL. CHIROPRACTOR. CONSULTATION FREE. Chiropractio is tho Scientific Method o£ locating and adjusting the cause of all disease, based on the correct knowledge of anatomy, especially tho nervous system. Hundreds of so-called incurable patiente have been restored to Health by Chiropractic. VICTORIA CHAMBERS, 104 Armagh Etreet. H4579 P.O. BOX 669. TELEPHONE 2072. j Q. SEVICKE JONES, OPTICIAN. Conu* of CATHEDRAL SQUARE and CHANCERY LANE. J4534-2128 L