SHIPPING. T7NION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND. LTD. Pfeamcrs will be despatched -3 under 1 'circumstances permitting):— i WELLINGTON— Train. Careo **t p.m. Railwav. Mnraroi Mr-n.. Wed.. Fri 5.20 10 a.m. Mann The-.. 21th 7.1S Maori Thurs.. CG.h. Sat., 28th 0.55 — Alono.eai Fri , 27fh Dec. 7.45 — Xo Car.?o Ct'h, 25th, CGth. SVDXEY~via "COOK STRAIT. from WELLINGTON— MoeraJ:i Early NAPIER, AUCKLANDMonowai Fri., 27th Doc. 7.45 9 a.m. NEW PLYMOUTH DIRECT— Karr.o I*"r:., 27th Dec. — 10 a.m. caxaT)~\77\m::i;ica, london. n**, stjva, HOXOLUIjL', and VANCOUVER— MAKURA From A'.icU ard Ear'.? Tickets availallc for stop-over or Teturn b. Huddirt-Parker Co.'s .Steamers. Railwny Tickets CS'ristrhurch to Lvttel■on. and from Wel'in-.ton to the principal North [stand s'?tions. may b®_ obtained tli- Companv' fl Christchurch Office. Steamers will be despatched ut regular -atovvnls for the followins. places: — parotono a and tahiti. FIJJ. TONGA. AXD SAMOA. SA-\ FRANCIPCO. AMERICAN' POINTS. URITISH ISLES, calling at RA.ROTOXOA AND PAPEETE. __ ORIENT LI N. v E. From AUSTRALIA iJ ENGLAND— For particulars apply U.S.S. Company. T> OY A L MAIL SERVICE lx To ALL AMERICAN POINTS AND BRITISH ISLES. PROSPECTIVE SAILING DATE: STEAMER Early. All Return and Round-tour Tickets interchangeable with CA. Line "All Red" Route. PASSPORTS. Travellers to any place outside th« Dominion are reminded that it ia advisable to obtain Passports, and that it ia necessary to make early application to the Government for them. For particulars regarding Passages and Freights apply UNION S.S CO OF N.Z., LTD. THE CANTERP.URY STEAM SHIPPING I COMPANY. LTD. Nr Cargo to ba sent to Railway till advised. STEAMERS will be despatched us> under (circumstances permitting): — PICTON and WAXGANUI— S.S. BREEZE —MONDAY, December 30th. WELLINGTON and WANGAUI— Steamer Early. „ DUNE MAR U— Steamer Early. HOI yr ELLINGTON. S.S.PUTIKI, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28th. Cargo 10 a.m. Goods. F. E. SUTTON and CO., C 354 Agcnta. SHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION CO.. LTD. THE LARGEST PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND TRADE. . T7REQUENT SAILINGS nY PASSENGER J-' STEAMEK3""toV" T iONDON.' with'Su* cerior Accommodation for all classes of 'Passengers. ALL TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, fitted with 0.0.2 PATENT FIRE EXTINGUISHES and WIRELESS TELEGRAPHS. kext SAILIJ<G _ R.M.S. ARAAVa, 10,000 tona, Dec. 23th. Passengers oootteo *0 United dtales Porta. Passages from London can be arranged full particulars and sailing dates apply to DALGETY and CO.. LIMITED, NATIONAL MORTGAGE and 7282 AGENCY CO.. LTD.. Joint Agenti. HOTELS. AUCKLAND. CARGEN HOTEL. RECOGNISED as one of the LEADING HOTELS in AUSTRALASIA. Speciality : Suites of Rooms, with private bathlooma, etc. Ballroom Tarifl: 10s bd to 15s per day. Special terms tor lengthened periods. Full particulars from Thos. Cook and Son, or Govt. Tourist Bureaux. Telegrams i "C&rgen,' Auckland E. F. BLACK, Proprietor. MARINE HOTSL, SUMNER. Now under Entirely New Management. BOOKINGS now being taken for SUMMER GUESTS. S. W. DEAN, Proprietor. 'Phone No. 468 a. D 2613 Hotel federal, CHRISTCHURCH. D. COLLINS - - - Proprietor. > (Late Clarendon Hotel.) All communications receive prompt attention. Box 532 Telephones: 1010, *2279. 930S PEERLESS FLOUR.' TT'S popular with PEERLESS FLOUR. * professional baiters PEERLESS FLOUR, everywhere—tho men PEERLESS FLOUR, who KNOW a good PEERLESS FLOUR, tiour; the men who PEERLESS FLOUR, can't nKord to take PEERLESS FLOUR, risks with inferior PEERLESS FLOUR, grades. PEERLESS FLOUR. It gives bread the PEERLESS FLOUR, "bloom" which every PEERLESS FLOUR, baker admireo. It PEERLESS FLOUR, ensures the acme in PEERLESS FLOUR, size, strength, texPEERLESS FLOUR, ture, lightness, PEERLESS FLOUR, colour, and flavour. PEERLESS FLOUR. It's good for the PEERLESS FLOUR, baker and good for PEERLESS FLOUR: the housewife—GET PEERLESS FLOUR. PEERLESS FLO UK PEERLESS FLOUR. Tu-DAY from YOUR PEERLESS FLOUR. GRO'CER. 0 QUILL, MORRIS AND CO., LTD, tfATHEuRAL SOUARE AND CHANCERY LANE. Telephone 512. SUCCESSORS to Roper and Co., LuL. and thu Win 2 and Spirit Business of Fletcher, Humphreys and Co. FBSII R. S. SHILL IT O. 767 COLOMBO STREET. "Phono 2333. IARGE STOCKS of Well-grown BEDDING •' PLANTS, Marrows, Pumpkius, Melons, etc. 55427-131J CYRIL K. WHALE, Late of Peterson's, Ltd., BEGS to inform hia friends that ho •» ESTABLISHED IN BUSINESS on his OWN ACCOUNT. 13d CASHEL STREET, WS3S3 Next Ballantyne'a. C. E. GIBBONS and CO.'S SUMMER BEDDING PLANTS. LOBELIA —Dark Blu?, Light Blue. Marigolds—Dwarf French Stripoj and Tall African Mixisl. Phlox DmmUiondii. mixed; aud Slocks, Ten-week, ail at Is per dozen. Arcotis Grandis. Ntmesia Strumosa Suttonii, Schizanthus, at Is (3d per dozen Petunias, choice fnni:e:l, 2s p:r doz-n. Salvii Bonfire, 2s id per dozen. CHOICE HARDY PERENNIALS :—Antirrhinums, Aquiiegia. Coropsis, Delphiniums, Pent&temons, and Pyrethrums, in choice mixed colours, all at 2j 6d per dozen. 617 Colombo street. G1572-DOS C. E. GIBBONS and CO.
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16403, 24 December 1918, Page 1
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