BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. QbK N ew - Games Department has had a Pneuomenal run of business alnce it opened in Us new quarters. ThU Department is Juliy stocked with all the latest and t>es>t iu Irames and Amusements. These our London Office forward to us by every mail. Luuiu in and »ee the very latest. Amongst our Uugo stocks we enumerate the following: AlotoristFlight Round the World. 1/6 and Is 9d. TJie Down Mall. 1/6. Big 'Same Hunting. 1/6. Table Tennis (Complete). 4/6, 6/«, f <>, and 10/6 Bet. Sou,Uywas Set, Complete with Cue and Hulls, U/tt. .Smuggling, u/6 and 4/6. Urtyhound Racing, 3/U and 4/8. Robin Hood, 3/G and 4/6. I'irati :., 4/6. IK-ds, Beasts, and Fishes. B/6. Dominoes, 2/-, a/., and 8/6. Draughts, St/l>, 3/6, 4/0, and 5/6. Draught Boards, »/- and 3/6. Chessmen. 8/6 to 85/-. Canard jig-Saw Puzzle (150 PlecG6), 2/0 and 4/6. Charles Diokcna Jig-Saw Puzzles with Plate, 5/-. Railway Jig-Saw Puziles (150 Pieces), 4/6; taOO Pieces), 6/-. Load Soldiers; 1/6 and 2/- per box. Oloekwork Trains from 3/9. Cox of Conjuring Tricks, 17/6 Complete. Esialdo, the most thrilling of all steeplechase Games, 8/0, 11.'-, 15/6, and 'JO.'-. Pat Cards, 2/.'S, fl/0. and 4/-. Cards, 1/6, 1/9, 2/6, 3/6, and 4/6. Double Packs 0/-. Pit Cards 2/- per packet. "500" Curds, 2/-, 8/6, and 4/6 packet. SII/KART SETS, for Decorating Scarves, Table Centres. D'oyleys, Trayclnths, etc.. eto., enabling the new and beautiful decoration to be easily applied and worked by anyone—o/- and 8/6 per set. WHITOOMBfc and TOMBS, LTD., IVHITCOMBB and TOMBS, LTD., CHRIBTOHTJRCH. dTIRtSTCHUROH. SHIPPING.
OUTJI AFRICA AND ENGLAND. J BLUE FUNNEL AND WHITE STAR ABERDEEN JOINT SERVICE. 1929. tTIIEMISTOCLKS 11,250 Juno 10 tRUNIU 12,663 July 0 •ABOANIUS 10,018 July 22 fEURIPIDES 15,000 Aug. 6 *NESTOR 14,629 ?irst-class only. thirst and Third Classes. JCubin Class onl yThrough Kates from New Zealand. Interchangeable Return Tickets. Passengers breaking journey at South Africa can continue by Union Castle Line. ffor full particulars apply— DALGETY and CO., LTD. KINSEY and CO., LTD. ,„,.„„„ NATIONAL MORTGAOK and AGENCY CO., LTD. t AND O. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FOR LONDON. Calling at Colombo, Egypt, Marseilles, and Plymouth. Carrying First *nd Second Saloon Passentrors. (bed) MOOLTAN 20,847 May 99 Jun (a) CHITHAL 15,218 June 12 June 18 (bed) MALOJA 20,887 JuifeSC July 3 (a) KANPUHA 16,100 July 10 July I*s (bed) ALDERA 16.088 July 24 July 30_ (a) Call* at fort suaan. uui oi and Gibraltar, (h) Will not call at Port Sudan. (<j) Call* at Plymouth, (d) Calls at Bombay. I for further particular! apply to DALGETY and CO., LTD., 3849 Agents, Cathedral square. | AND O. BRANCH SERVICE. • One Class Only. TO DURBAN, CAPE TOWN, LONDON. (Alternative Sailings) TO COLOMBO. MALTA, LONDON. Steamer. Tonnage.- Leaves Sydney. Baradlue 13,100 June 4 via Sue* Berrima 11,100 June 26 via Cape Balranald 18,100 July 2 via Suez S"ares to England—Via the Cape from £B3; via Sues from £39. To South Africa from «aa. Through Bill Lading South African Cargo. Pull particulars from the Agents— H 5373 KINSEY and CO., LTD. UDDABT, PARKER, LTD. Favourite Passenger Steamers will be dispatched as under (circumstances permitTO SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. S.S. ULIMAROA-MAY 31st. TO SYDNEY FROM AUCKLAND. S.S. For trei'ht and Passage apply— KINSEY and CO., LTD., 160 Hereford street, Christchurch. IHE CANTERBURY STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI— S.S. BREEZE—WEDNESDAY, 22nd init. S.S. GALE—THURSDAY, 33rd instant. WELLINGTON. PICTON, WANGANUI—(Taking Cargo lor Blenheim, Seddon, and Ward.) 3.5. STORM—SATURDAY, 2Bth Instant. Telephone numbers. 2411, 01, and 1784. AIKOURA AND WELLINGTON. S.S. CYGNET. mondayTmay »th. W. W. TOY and CO.. Christchurch, Lyttelton, 'Phone 3880. 'Phone 2295. T9BC7
X-|7f EI ' LI NGTON, WANGANUI, AND »»' NEW PLYMOUTH. S.B. JOHN, ABOUT FRIDAY, MAY Mth. KINSEY and CO., LTD., . Agents, S9S9O 160 Hereford street. -HK LYTTELTON FERRY LAUNCHES. LTD. W. C. CLEARY end CO., Agents. TELEPHONES: 31935, 31»3K. Launches Omkt, Motnrata, Onawe, and Reo-moana. Carrying capacity. 430 pas sengers. Contractors for Diamond Harbour Ferry Service. Launches always available for other Bays as required. Picnics and Excursions by arrangement. For further particulars apply Agents. COOK '3 SAILING AND *ABB LIST Giving Sailings In advance, 'wrps BV ALL LTNHS POSTED fKEE It Costs no More to BOOK WITH OS and B.S COMPANY REGULAR FARES Only are charged THOS. COOK and SOT*. lIS Hereford etreet AIN In th« Back! Qnit.lt Tabs will ' tjnit *' that i«.t«tl7. <»" l d fled AU C e S:«Ut. proven remedy; 3a M, 4a M. -*« JJ^jyp
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19623, 20 May 1929, Page 1
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