SHIPPING. TJNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND, LTD. ■Steamers will be despatched c? under (circumstances permitting): WELLISGTONTrain. Cargo . r . _ _ pjn. atr'way. Maori—lnra., Thurs., Sat. 7.18 10 o.ra. Mararoa—Mon., Wed., Fri. 6.Q0 10 a.m. SIDNEY, from WELLINGTONManuha—About 20th August. „, SIDNEY DIRECT (Cargo Only)— Wanaka—About Thursday, 11th August. . .AUCKLAND (Cargo Only)— Ksiapoi—About ISth Auinist. NELSON and NEW PLYMOUTH— 1 Corinna.—About Monday, lotli August. SUVA, SAMOA. VAVAU, HAAPAI, ' NUKUALOFA— Tofua—From Auckland, about 20th August RAROTONGA, RAIATEA, and PAPEETE— Flora, (cargo only)— From Auckland, early. CANADA, AMERICA, LONDON, via. SUVA, HONOLULU, and VANCOUVER— Niagara—From Auckland, about 16th August. SAN FRANCISCO, via RAROTONGA, TAHITI, and PAPEETE— Marama--From Wellington, about 30th Aug. Railway tickets, Christchuroh to Lytteltoto, and from Wellington to the principal North Island stations, may be obtained" at the Company's Ckristeburch Office. Steamers will be despatched at regular intervals for the following places: RAROTONGA ant? TAHITI. FIJI, TONGA, and SAMOA. • CANADA, AMERICA, LONDON, via, Suva, Honolulu, and Vancouver. SAN FRANCISCO. POINTS, BRITISH. ISLEs, colling at Rarotonga and Papeete. 7498 ORIENT LINE. OF STEAMERS. SYDNEY To LONDON, Via. Melbourne, Adelaide, Fremanl'e, Colombo, Suez, Port Said, and Toulon. Return Tickets are interchangeable with the New Zealand Shipping Company. OMAR ORSOVA ORMONDE OBVIETO OSTERLEY ORMUZ 10,785 [August 13th 12,035! September 20th 14,853 October 18th 12.183 November 15th 12,100 December 26th Jan. 10th, 1929 lor full particulars apply to UNION STEAM SHiP CO. OF N.Z., LTD., Agonts in Now Zealand. S H I E E LINE. LONDON and WEST COAST PORTS UNITED. KINGDOMr-Out and Home. STEAMER LOADING EARLY. FLEET—ARGYLLSHIRE, . AYRSHIRE, BANFFSHIRE, BUTESHIRE, BEK- . WICKBHIBE. CARGO carried at Low Rates of Freight. Offers of Cargo ; London to New Zealand wanted. ' SHIRE LINE built First Steamer (specially constructed for New Zealand Refrigerated. Trade, which 'vessel loaded in Now Zealand, 1884. Since then the Company have been con* tinuoualy, in the Passenger and Cargo Trade to and from New Zealand. • ~ For passage'and freight apply to TURNBULL, MAHTIN and CO., ;; - • DuuodSn, 55444 Loading, Brokers. £TEA&- SHIPPING- • COMPANY,. LIMITED./ :«? ' No cargo to bo eent to Railway tfll'tdvisied. STEAMERS will he deepatohed sa under (circumstances' permitting) : DUNEDIN AND TIMARU— S.S. PICTONAND WANGANUI—. B.S. BBEE2E—THURBPAY, lltb. instant. WELLINGTON AND WANGANUIS.S. CALM—FRIDAY, 12th '■ instant. 433 ASSAGES ENGLAND, PANAMA, SUEK, , AND ALL OTHER ROUTES. ALL LINES. "LOWEST BATES* NO BOOKING FEES. Eor Sailings ap?l£'. ;'•__„' . ~ XHOS. COOK and SON. H4828P 186 Hereford street. _ BUSINESS ANNOUNOEIOENTS. IMPSON AND WTLIJAMS, LIMITED. OFFER FOR A FEW DAYS , ONLY. CLOTH BOUND NOVELSr- ' ; ' 14 for 12a 6d. • '25 for 21«. 50 for 40s. ' ' PAPER BOUND NOVELS—- .-. •14 for 6«" ■ 25 for 10a 6&. ' 80 for 20s. Make your Own Selection. ; Country Oxoer will receive Prompt Attention. NEW BOOKS BY MAIL— Down Under yri\& the Prince*! 9s. AND ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS. Now is the Season fo* P^&J 1 and Ornamental Shrubs. Wo. offer ft l«ge collection, including:— RHODODENDRONS, in White, Bed Colours, 40 named varieties. Price 6s, 7a 6d, and 100 each. I CAMELLIAS, White, Red, and Pink, S» fid PURPLE-LEAVED PLUMS (Prunus P»Wieti'es, colours Cerise, Pink, ana White, ! MAGNoVa*SOULANGIANA (the. SptingMagnolia), .largo White and Purple flowers, borne in great abundance, ?te 6d each* MOUNTAIN ASH (the Rowan Tree), Btrcaß *r«>.R 'Ba 0d each. * Bush), bears masses of Pine W «m in Spring, 3s 6d and 6s each. EUONYMUS EUROPEUS (the Spindle Berry), 1»>8% decorative plant in Au■r™_"o. Bf.S. fid. and fia ftuiM. Purple Heath, flowers in Winter, hardy only on the hills and in sheltered places on. the Peninsula or near the sea, 3s fid 'LILACS in 20 beautiful varieties, 3s 6d and 6 *" NAIRN and SONS, • Lincoln road, Chrktchurcih. Telephone 241. N6676-3070 O J3. GIBBONS AND CO. OFFER,' FOB IMMEDIATE PLANTING FfIUIT TKEiSS as follows: . . n moa PRAkS. APHIfIOTS. N"EC!. __ mttNES, PEACHES, and a Pew px.UMS, ranging from Two to Three Yeans Old, in all the most Useful and Popular Vanoties. at Most Reasonable Rates. • Of £MALL FRUITS, such as CURRANTS, GOOSEBERRIES.. LOGANBEHBIBS, RASPDBRBX CANES, Etc., Etc,, they nave a Tery large Stock. AK?Iy ' C. E. GIBBONS and CO.j 647 Colombo street, I Gfi696-T93 Christohurcb. WABBE, HOCKLEY AND CO., LTD., [TUi-fl AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, i V . CATHEDRAL SQUABS, Australian Wines—All Beat, Brands. Brandy, Geneva, Gin, Rum, etc.—AH Leading Brands. Scotch Whiskies, guaranteed Highland Malt, veil sutured in Wood. Burgundy, Ckret, Port, and __. JpecJaUy Selected Wines. This Company guarantees that all Liquors gold by it are "ABSOLUTELY PURE," and at nrices to suit alt customers. * •ASSORTED DOZENS &UPPLT™ Choice Brands of Indian and : Cigufc
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17221, 11 August 1921, Page 1
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