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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1070, 8 March 1911, Page 5

Owia? to the mishap to the AorangiV. machinery, it has , been decided to dis-pak-li the R.M.S. Manuka from Wclliiißton on April 5, and from Auckland on April 8, for Karolonga, Tahiti, and San Francisco. This vessel hap lung been a favourite, in the intercolonial service, and has also n pood reputation anion); travellers bv the Canadian-Australian I/ne. Her splendid passenger accommodation, sp.ivimis- m-onieiuulc decks and other attndivi! features, should prove a great inducement to passengers inleiulins; to proceed to San' Francisco. A large number had booked for the Aorangi, so Hint a pood deal of the Manuka's nccoimnoilation is already taken. The "Union Company advise 'that early application is nc-e'sary, in order to avoid disappointmeiil, and passengers who have found themselves unable to secure accommodation in other vessels, owing to the'lateness of their apnlications, will find (his a ranilal onporfunilv of travelling across the "l'aeilic"'in a really splendid vessel. She is announced for one trip only.

The drawing of the. Wellington Garrison liaud Art Union will take place in the Concert Chamber of the Town Hall tomorrow night at S o'clock.

Ladies who take a pride in (ho quality uf their sowing will always recognise tho special excellences in this direction p O j>. wssed l).v the famous "Wertlicim" bew\u" Machine and in addition to which tho hijli eilieiency of Ihe various attachincuts and accessories plneo this luacluue quite • ahead of its competitors. Oscar llewctt, Ltd.. 50 Cuba Sricet, invilo J u ilito to inspect their latest uiodck.—».