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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. ■yyHITCOMBE and TOMBS, LIMITED. NEW PUBLICATION'S. "The Culture of Lucerne"—By W. S. Hill, B.Agr. N.Z. Invaluable to stock owners who'have in this book iirforraation on the Cultivation of Lucerne that is practical—6s' Gd (sd). Russell (Mr Bertrand) —Hvpatia or Woman and Knowledge—3a 6d (2d). "Who's Who ia Philately"—The International Philatelio Directory—ls 6d (3d). Phillips (S.y—Stann Collecting for All—ls ttd (2d;. "How to Make Money by Stsmo Dealing Through the Post"—le 6d 'ld). Melville (F. J.) —The Complete Philatelist—--7a f6d). "The Problem of Business Forecasting. Papers presented at the 58th annual meeting of the American Statistical Association"—2oa (8d). Williams (Leonard) —Middle Age and Old Age—lßs 6d (8d). Baldwin (Stanley)— Peace and Goodwill in Industry—2a (2d). Malleson (M.)—Conflict—A Comedy in Three A ftn rtn (vJ "Whnt the. Butler Winked At." Being the Life and Adventures of Eric Horne (But9d (4d). Gou'd (P. J.) —Thomas Paine. 1737-1809 6s (S6). Gooch 'G. P.) —Germany. With an Introduction by the Right Hon. H. A. L. Fisher; —lßa Gd (Pd). Massey Memorial Portrait. Suitable for framing—ls (Sd). "The Times Atlns"—A new supply of this wonderful Atlas prevously sold at f9, it and now offered bv us £2 10a (2s 6d). Deaoriptive n'r/Tilar free c-n application. LATEST NOVELS. Ayers (R. M.)— Our AvAnue—3s Gd (4d). Oemler CM. C.)— The Eternal Two—6s (sd). Prescott 'H. P. M.>— The Unhurrying Chase —Ga (sd). Gowin* (Siditov) —Kim Puff. The Chronicles of an Fteh*—6<i fSd). Townshend (R. B.)—Bnllwhock Joe—The Yarns of a Tenderfoot—6a (4d). Baerrlen (HM—Hene Are Dragons—Gi (Rd). C'o«e CE.)—When Aloe» Bloom—Gs 'B'i). McCutcheon (G. B.V-Eb«l of the Retting Pun—A Tale of Graustarlr—G* (53). Wood 'R. A.)— The Isle of Enchantment— Gs fßfl). (Postaeea shown in Tm^te'tß.) Ti?at nf New B«nV« for JUNE now ready. Poof. fn?« on *wi>lic*tv*n. WHITCOMBF T<">MBS, LIMITED, Ohristohurch. \tfS7ft3 SHIPPING. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD Steamers will be dispatched as under (circumstance# permitting):— FOR WELLINGTON— From Lyttelton. Cargo Train, at rail. Mararoa—Hon., Wed., Frid. 6.60 p.m. 11 a.m. Wthine—Tuea., Thurs.. Sat., 6.50 p.m. 11 a.m. (Taking cargo for Wanganui, Patea and Foxton.) No cargo Brd June. FOR SYDNEY—qMoerati—From Auckland, June sth. SUVA, SAMOA. VAVAU, HAAPAI, NUKUALOFA — Tofua—Prom Auokland, June 20th. SAJST FRANCISCO, via RAROTONGA AND PAPEETE— M"kura—Frcm Wellington, June 23rd.CANADA, AMERICA. LONDON, via SUVA, HONOLULU. AND VANCOUVER— Niagara—From Auokland, June 9th. FOR AUCKLAND— Wingatui—About Juno Bth. Cargo 10 a.m. Saturday. NAPIER AND GISBORNE— Kamo—About Julie sth. Cargo 4 p.m. Thursday. . NELSON, NEW PLYMOUTH, WESTPORT AND GREfMOUTH— Opihi—About June Bth. , ORIENT LINE. rpO LONDON, via Melbourne, Adelaide, JL Fremantle, Colombo, Sues, Port Said, Naples, Toulon, Gibraltar, and Plymouth. From Sydney ORVIET'O .. 12,183 June 27 OSTERLEY .. 12,129 July 25 ORAMA .. 20,500 Aug. 22 ORSOVA .. 12,036 Sept. 10 OKVIETO .. 12,183 Oct. 17 ORONSAY .. 20,500 Nov. 14 OSTERLEY .. 13,129 Nor. 28 Saloon fares: Single, from £lO2 to £138; return, £179 to £212. \ " The first-class accommodation ia so arranged to offer the public a wide ohoioe of berths at correspondingly varied .rates. No second-claaA passengers are carried. Third Class Fares: Single, £39 to £4l; return, £7O to £Bl. For full particulars, apply UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OP N.Z., I/ED., 168 Hereford street, Agents in New Zealand. HOME VIA CANADA. ENCHANTING SCENERY ALL THE WAY. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. IN CONJUNCTION WITH CANADIANAUSTRALASIAN ROYAL MAIL S.S. LINE TO VANCOUVER, B.C. THE splendid favourite triple screw steamer NIAGARA and the magnificent now quadruple motor ship AORANGI, the largest passenger motor ship afloat. All the great scenic wonders of the world are unfolded to you on the C.P.R. route to England. Cosily appointed trains take you right across tie majestic sAow-covered Rockies; you revel in the glories of Banff and Lake Louise; you view the stupendous Niagara Falls, and countless famous beauty spots. REACHED ONLY BY TRAINS of the ' CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. 13 -imposing hotels en route. Superb At* lantio Fleet. Also Pacifio Fleet of Empress Steamships. Reservations made in Sleeping Cars, Hotels, and Steamship. For descriptive Pamphlets and full particulars, apply to any office of the Union Steam Ship Co., Ltd., Thomas Cook and Son, or J. Sclater, Representative, CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO., Union House, Sydney, N.S.W. H 4812-4 rpHE CANTERBURY STEAM SHIPPING JL _ COMPANY, LIMITED. WELLINGTON AND WANGANUL S.S. RIPA—THURSDAY, 4th instant. S.S. OALM—SATURDAY, 6th instant. S.S. STORM—MONDAY, Bth instant. DUNEDIN, OAMARU, ANLt TIMARU. S S GALE—THURSDAY, 4th instant. C 2725 AND . WANGANUL S.S. HOLMDALF,. SATURDAY, 6th JUNE. Cargo Friday, F. E. SUTTON and CO., 8803 Agents. ATKLSON, WESTPORT, AND GREYJN MOUTH. SS. OREPUKI. MONDAY, Bth JUNE. Cargo 11 a.m. Goods. p. E. SUTTON and CO., 3802 Agents. rjOMEWARD PASSENGERS, 1925. TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. Kecommended to their arrangements Sena for Cook's Gaiette, giving Fares and Sailing* b ? and SON, H62SOTT 18u Hereford BtieettttaKTED' Known, that .Nicholson and W Co/« jiominff. K7007 j