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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. »' HITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LTD. Our Premises will ba Closed ALL DAY on FRIDAY (SHOW DAY), but we will be open till 9 o'clock This Evening, Publications of special interest to patrons of this week's Sporting Events:— HOW TO WIN AT RACING. By Bat Masters. 2s Bd (8d). _„E INFLUENCE OF RACING AND THE THOROUGHBRED UPOft LIGHT-HORSE BREEDING. William Scarth Dixon. 8s 6d (lOd). TRAINING HORSES FOR RACES. Cant. G. W. L. Meredith. 6a (3d). THE RACEHORSE, CONFORMATION AND ACTION. Lt.-Col. P. E. Ricketta. 4s 6d (3d). EDUCATION OF THE HORSE. H G Alley. 5s (8d). HOW TO TRAIN A RACEHORSE. Wm. Muggridge ("Merrigajig"). 27s 6d (6d). BRIDLE WISE: A Key to Better Hunters —Better Ponies. Lt.-Col. S. G. Goldschmidt. 16s (8d). MOUNT AND THE MAN: A Key to Better Horsemanship. Lt.-Col. M. F. McTaggart, D.S.O. 16s (8d). THE RACEHORSE IN TRAINING. William and Alfred J. Day. Sfis 6d (lOd). HORSE RACING FOR BEGINNERS. Geoffrev Gilbey. Is (3d). AGRICULTURE IN NEW ZEALAND. H. P. Counell and J. W. Hadfield. 6s 6d (84). WEEDS OF NEW ZEALAND. F. W HII- - 6s Gd <Bd). THE DISEASES OF FARM ANIMALS IN NEW ZEALAND. Lt.-Col. H. A Reid. 255. Special price 12e 6d (lOd). THE SHEEP AND WOOL INDUBTRY IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND. New and Revised Edition. Brimful of valuable, pithy information. No Sheepowner should be without it. Smith and Vaile. 10s 6d ISA). MANUAL OF DAIRY SCIENCE. Amess and Jojinson. 4s 6d (sd). PASTURE ' PLANTS AND PASTURES OF NEW ZEALAND. F. W. Hilrendorf. n - fa ttdV FARMERS' FOES. F. W. Hilgendorf. 3s Pd (3d). "LIVE STOCK JOURNAL" ALMANAC. Studs-Herds-Flocks. Annual 3a 6d (6d). 'P"sta"es shown in brackets.) WHITCOMBE and TOMBS, LTD., WHITCOMBE nnd TOMBS, LTD., CTTRTSTOTTTTPrH. CHRISTOHURCH. W9298F. shipping. NION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF U NEW ZEALAND, LTD Sailings (Circumstances Permitting):— Cargo FOR WELLINGTON— Train, at rail. Maori—Mon., Wed.. Fji. 8.50 p.m. 11 a.m. Wahine—Tues., Thurii. Sat. 0.60 p.m. 11 a.m. Taking Cargo for Wanganui, Patea. Second Express frflm South does not rnn on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, No Cargo, November oth. WELLINGTQN'PIOTON SERVICE. From Wellington—Mdn., Wed., Fri. 3 p.m. From Picton—Tues., Thurs., Sat.,* 2.30 p.m. FOR SYDNEY. *Ma»ama—From Auckland, Nov. 9th, 8 p;m. Maheno —From Wellington, Nov. 9th, noon. *Passengers in three classes, FOR MELBOURNE, VIA WELLINGTON. Manuka —November 15th. ISLAND TOURS to Suva (Fiji), Nukualofa, Haapai, Vavsu (Tqhgaj, Apia (Samoa). Tofua—From Auckland, Dec. Ist, 11 a.m. And every four weeks thereafter,

CANADA, UNITED STATES, ENGLAND. (via Fiji, Honolulu, Victoria, Vancouver). Aornngi—From Auckland, November 20th. (Via aarotoiifa, Tahiti, Elan Francisco,) Tfthiti—Prop Wellington, December *t}i, Sailings every tout weeks thereafter; • k)& NAPIER AND GISBORNBr Ka&Jsa or|ly)—November &w, 0 a.m. FOR NELSON AND NEW PLYMOUTH. Cqrinp* (cargo Nov. 13th. OB IE N T LINE. ROYAI, MAlfc STEAMERS TO LONDON Via Sydney, Melbourne. Adelaide, Fremantle, xtus wuerr twjgiaHJSßxiWW OF ALL ■ BOPTBB. Steamer. Tons From Sydney. OTJRANT 0 80,000 Not 10th ORMONDE, 14,863 Nov. S4tb QRFOBD 80.000 Deo. Bth OBONBAY 00,000 Deo. ?3nd ORAMA £O,OOO Jan. Jib OSTERLEY. ' 12,139 Jan. 19th ORBOVA v 19,041 Fob and ORVIETO If ,189 Feb. 16th OTBANTO 90,000 Feb 97th QRiIOKDII Um Mar 18th ORFOBD 20.00Q Mar. 96th QRONfJA? 20,000 April 10th OBAUA 80.000 April 24th FARES. NEW ZEALAND TO LONPON, FIRST SALOON-Bingle from £lO4 Return bom £lB3, THIRD CLASS-Single from £S». Return from £7O;. THEN SPRING IN 'ENGLANp Passengers leaving New Zealand jq November, December, and January are afforded the opportunity of visiting Ceylon, Egypt, Italy, Switserland, and the French Riviera at the moat attractive time of the war. They may |lao irava the Orient Line Stetnier at Gibraltar and tour Morocco and Southern Bpain, reaching England for the Bpnnj. UNION B.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD., 183 Hereford rtrot NO part of the Canadian Rockies exhibits a greater variety of sublime and romantic scenery, and nowhere else are good points of view and features of special interest, so accessible. . ! Horae'going travellers get new lease of life when they stop over for a few days at this invigorating health resort. Banff Springs Hotel is the finest mountain hotel in the world. The new gotf-course-—modelled upon the famous St. Andrews Links —presents a permanent invitation to come and playBanff is reached by the trains of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Connexion is made a»Vancouver with the m.s. Aorangi and s.s. Niagara, from Auckland. Write or call fpr the finely illustrated free booklets. Canadian Pacific Railway Company, 82-84 Quay street, Auckland. H 5275-4 I OX TON D I.R BO T (Taking Cargo for Palmerston North, Dsnnevirke, and Feilding). S.S. KENNEDY. SATURDAY; NOVEMBER 10th. (Weather and circumstances permitting.) Latest CaTgo 4 p.m. Thursday. AH cargo must be booked at Christchurch Office before sending to Railway. K.INSEY and CO, LTD.. Agents, 8088 160 Hereford street, Christchurch. I>LENHEIM DIRECT (Taking Cargo for • Hftvelock, Seddon, and Ward). S.S. WAIBAU. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12th. . (Weather and circumstances permitting.) Latest Cargo 9 a.m. ■ . All Cargo must be booked at Christchurch Office before sending to Railway. KINSEY and CO.. LTD., 8178 Agents, 160 Hereford street. COOK'B BAIUNG AND PARK LIST. Giving Sailings In Advance. And FARES BY ALL LINES. POSTED FREE It Costs no More to BOOK WITH 08 and S.S. COMPANY. REGULAR FARES Only are Charged. THOS. COOK and SON. 146 HEREFORD STREET. ■JLUB FUNNEL AND WRITE STAR—- ► ABERDEEN JOINT SERVICE. VIA 80UTH AFRICA TO ENGLAND. Sailings and Fall Particulars on Applieson to— KINSBY and CO., LTD., DALGETY and CO., LTD.. NATIONAL MORTGAGE and AGENCY CO., LTD,