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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2492, 19 June 1915, Page 2

SHIPPING NOTICES. t VEW PLYMOUTH - ONEHUNGA AND AUCKLAND SERVICE. S.S. RARAWA (1072 tonfl) Leaves NEW PLYMOUTH BREAKWATER for ONEHUNGA, ATJCK- , LAND, on TUESDAY and FMDAY, on •' arrival of Express from' Wellington. (Weather, ' etc., permitting). ' On Tuesday, 22nd, Rarawa leaves Breakwater at usual hour, not 11.30 as previously announced. Ana leaves ONEHUNGA, AUCKi; LAND, for NEW PLYMOUTH, on MONDAY and THURSDAY, connecting witH ~ Wellington Express at Breakwater. .. (Weather, eto„ permitting.)' Fares: Saloon, 245.; Return, 425.; Steori, age, ISs, 6d.; return, 295. ~ , Further ijiformation can obtfliD&Q from Union S.S. Co.. Ltd., and Northern S.S, Co.. Ltd., Jbint Agents. LEVIN AND CO., LTD., Agents. • f | iHE following Vessels are appointed -*• to sail as under:— - FOR WANGANUI, S.S. Stormbird Monday 5 p.m. - c ■ ■ FOR BLENHEIM. . S.S. Blenhdim Monday 5 p.m. Passenger Accommodation. . NAPIER (Inner 1 Harbour). GISBORNE . WHARF, AKITIO. S.S. Ripple Tuesday 6 p.m. Cargo received as under:—Napier and - Glsborns, Monday and Tuesday: Akitio, 1 Wairoa, and Bays North of Gisborne, ' Tuesday. . HAVELOCK, PELORUS, AND KENEPURU SOUNDS. S.S.Blenheim June 30' 8 p.m. Passenger Accommodation. No cargo received after 3 p.m. JOHNSTON aND C0.,/LTD, Agent#. Telephone No. 44. ' . rjTHE undermentioned STEAMERS will .' J- leave (circumstances permitting) as follow:— - FOR KAIKOURA, LYTTELTON, AND BANKS.PENINSULAR. CYGNET—FRIDAY, 7 p.m. : FOR FOX'I'ON. . QUEEN OF THE SOUTH-THIS DAY, i p.m. FOR UENHEIM. - OPAWA—MONDAY, 5 p.m. , For. Freight and Passage apply to— LEVIN AND CO., Agents. ' A NCHOR SHIPPING 4. FOUNDRY - -a., COMPANY. LTD. Sailing!) (circumstances permitting):— FOR WESTPORT DIRECT, GREYMOUTH.. AND HOKITIKA. Waverley This Day June 19 noon FOR PATEA. • - Aprere Monday June 21 5 p.m. ~W.. AND G. TORNBULL AND CO., LTD., v Agents. FOR' NELSON, ifOTUEKA, TAKAKA, AND COLLINGWOOD. *Nikau Saturday June 19 2 p.m Kaitoa Monday June 21' 5 p.m'. *Nikau Tuesday June 22 5 p.m. *Stewardess carried. These Steamers have superior accommodation for Saloon Passengers. Passengers must produce tickets at our office before they embark. W. M. BANNATYNi) AND CO., LTD., '• .'Phone 1540. Agents. SJ! O R WANGANUI. J S.S. KAPITI—THIS DAY, noon. 1 " ' FOR PATEA. a S.S. KAPUNI—MONDAY, 5 p.m. 0 - DALGETY AND C 0.,. LTD., a i f Telephone 8018. Agenta. e UNITED STATES AND AUSTRALASIA " STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LTD., NEW YORK. L S.S. NORMAN MONARCH. 4997 TONS. 1 rpHIS Vessel has been fixed to load at J- New York on the Ist JULY, direct for New Zealand Ports, via Panama 3 Canal. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., I' Agents. : " A N IDEAL WINTER TOUR FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE. FIJI! TONGA! SAMOA! i SEASON: APRIL TO. NOVEMBER. ■ The magnificent Twin-Screw Steamer , 1 ATUA' .' 3444 Tons, Specially built for tropical travel, sails from Auckland every fourth Monday, for J Suva, Nukualofa, Haapai, Vavau, and ji Apiaj then back to Suva and Auckland, j Trip occupies about twenty-one day 6. , The Grand Paoific Hotel at Suva—an. J exceptionally fine establishment—and a new and spacious hotel at Apia, now furr aiflh sojourners with modern, convenient, - and comfortable accommodation. RAROTONGA AND TAHITI. 5 Visit these delightful Islands. The fast i Hail Steamers Marama, Moana, and Maitai leave iWellington every fourth Thurs- . day. - Return either by s.s. Talune to Auckland, or Mail Steamer to Wellington. 7 Fares and Illustrated Pamphlets from— UNION S.S. COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD. t I ' : ' HOTEL NOTICES. 1 mOURISTS AND TRAVELLERS - SPECIALLY CATERED FOR j •. ? At " THE CARLTON HOTEL, i. Willis Street, 1 . WELLINGTON. UNDER'-NEW MANAGEMENT. CALEDONIAN.HOTEL, BASIN RESERVE. MRS. A. DEMPSTER wishes to notify all friends and the general 1 pubiio that she has taken over the above well-known and popular Hotel. The Best of Wines and Spirits stocked, j A single bottle at wholesale rate. • 'Phone 774. ? ACCIDENTAL HOTEL, V PALMERSTON NORTH. _ THE HOTEL WITH THE CLOCK. >• CAPTAIN J. MITCHELL, Proprietor (formerly of Hawera). 01(1 and new friends always welcome, d Speight's Sparkling Ale on tap, right n from the barrel to tho counter. Excellent Accommodation. y WHERE TO STAY IN d WELLINGTON. r fjpHE 'ALBERT HOTEL. E (Corner of Willis and Manners Streets.) Tariff—9s. 6d. per day; £2 10s. per week, JAS. M'DONALD, Proprietor, ~ TJOTEL GRAND CENTRAL, 107 il CUBA STREET, Wellington's Leading Private Hotel, Accommodation for 100 guests. Firßt-clase j) Cuisine. Every modern convenience, a Ladies' Private Drawing-room, Sitting- ») rooms, eto. Lounges and eight modern ly Bathrooms, including electrio light and electric fire olarms. Tariff, Bs. day, 35a, wetkij. ___ = WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON, rfEALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, s- £i Clyde Quay. 'O (Near Wharf and To Aro Railway Station.) Kitchen under entire charge of Mr. Fix, o, ] a te Chef Royal Oak Hotel, Wellington, ie for 9 years. ig Visitors' and Permanonta' R-aU«i Ba, per f) Anf) 255, per .wcV, 'Pbone 1858. W ,&S A SIX, PWBnote, (