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SHIPPING NOTICES. ' SHIRE LINE. HIRE LINE. LONDON and WEST COAST PORTS, UNITED KINGDOM-Out, and Home, S.S. ARGYLLSHIRE, Sailed for London. Cargo Carriod at Low Rates of FreightOffers of Cargo London to New Zealand Wanted. SHIRE LINE built first steamer epocl« ally constructed for Now Zealand Refrig* orated Trade, which vessel loaded in New Zealand, 1881. Since then Company have been continuously in the Passenger and Cargo Trade to and from New Zoalandc For passage and freight, apply to— TURNBULL, MARTIN AND CO* DUNEDIN, Loading Brokers. PA.ND O. S: N. CO. • AND O. S. N: CO. SYDNEY TO LONDON. Via Melbourne, Adelaide, Colombo, Sues, Port Said, Marseilles. FIRST AND SECOND CLASS ONLY. SAILINGSCHINA— Doparts Sydney, August 4. ! BREMEN—Departs Sydney, August 1L NARKUND A—Departs Sydney. Sept. 1. NALDERA—Departs Sydney, October 5. MOREA—Departs Sydney, November 2j MANTUA—Departs Sydney, Nov. 28. . Passengers can book through from New ' Zealand, being provided with saloon passages to Australia. JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., Agents> Wellington and Wanganni. \ • Telephone 14. •

JJICHAKDSON AND CO., LTD, FOR NAPIER (Inner Harbmr). GISBORNE; WHARP, C.vSTLEPOINT. S.S. Ripple Tuesday • S p.m. JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., Agent#. Telephones 44 and 2235. FOR WANGANUI. S.S. Invercargill This Day Noon ! HAVELOCK AND PELOKUS SOUNDS. S.S. Blenheim Monday, Aug. 16 8 p.m. JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., Telephone 44. Agents. - ORIENTAL LINE* SANDAKAN, MANILA, & HONG KONG. Calling at Queensland Ports, Thursday Island. Steamnr. Leavfcs Sydney.' CHANGSHA August 27 TAIYUAN September 20 CHANGSHA November 5 | Steamers fitted with wireless. Surgeon carried. For full particulars apply to JOHNSTON AND CO.. LTD., ' Tel. 44. Wellington and Wanganui. /CANADIAN • GOVERNMENT, MERCHANT MARINE. LTD.DIRECT MONTHLY SERVICE BETWEEN CANADA AND NEW ZEALAND. S.S. CANADIAN IMPORTER. S.S. CANADIAN EXPORTER, S.S. CANADIAN INVENTOR. S.S. CANADIAN PROSPECTOR. The Canadian Prospector will be put oh the loading berth for Vancouver, taking cargo for inland points of Canada and U.S.A. Due about August 30. For Rates.' of Freight and further par' ticulnrs apply to MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., LTD., Featherston Street, Wellington. 'Phnno 3391, ANCHOR SHIPPING AND FOUNDRY COMPANY, LTD. (Circumstances permitting.) FOR NELSON, WESTPORT. GREY* MOUTH, AND UOKITIKA. Wsiraea, Mon.hy Aug. 9 5 p.m ( FOR PATEA. Waitangi Monday Aug. 9 5 p.m.' WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., 'Phones 4030 and 2189. LTD., Agcntsj FOR NELSON, MOTUEKA, & BAYS. Nikau Saturday Aug. 7 2 p.nu Kaitoa- Monday Aug. 9 5 p.m. Nikau Tuesday . Aug. 10 5 p.m.' Tickets must be procured at office. W. M. BANNATYNE AND CO., LTD., 'Phone 1540. Agents. JJUDDART, PARKER, LIMITED.

FOE MELBOURNE. Via SOUTHERN PORTS. WESTRALIA-FRIMY, Aug. 6. i pa. FOR SYDNEY AND HOBART. ULIMAROA—About AUGUST 19. FOR SYDNEY, From Auckland. HIV ERIN A—About August It. All Steamers fitted -wltli wireless tal#graphy. Head Office for New Zealand: QUEEN'S CHAMBERS, WELLINGTON, Agents for Hobburn Colliery. THE undermentioned Steamers will leave (circumstances permitting) aa follow FOR LYTTELTON, Via KAIKOURA. WAKATU—MONDAY, t p.m. FOR FOXTON. KENNEDY—WEDNESDAY, S p.m. (All cargo to be booked nt offico.) FOR BLENHEIM. WAIRAU—THIS DAY, 5 p.m. (No cargo recoived after 1 p.m.) For freight and passage apply to LEVIN AND CO., LTD., Agents, Telephones 1904 and 5. 'pOE WANGANTJL S.S. KAPITI—EarIy. FOR PATEA. S.S. KAPUNI—MONDAY, DALGETY AND CO., LTD., 'Phones 3018, 3578. Agents. KAIAPOI SHIPPING AND TRAD. ING CO., LTD. FOR LYTTELTON. S.S. WOOTTON I —TUIS DAY, 7th inst. Receiving cargo until 11 a.m. CATHIE DEMPSTER AND CO., Baker's Buildings, 'Phones 1793 and 20-663. Agents. ■ ITIHE CANTERBURY STEAM' SHIPA PING CO., LTD. FOR DUNEDIN AND TIMARU. S.S. CALM-MONDAY, 9th inst. FOR LYTTELTON. S.S. KARU-MOVDAY, 911. inst. A. H. TURNBULL & CO., Agents, 'Phono 827. 113 Maritime Buildings. WHEN buying rubber heels don't say "I want a pair of rubbers. Specify distinctly "WOOD-MILNE'S"! WoodMilno's outlast two pairs of ordinary rubbers. They are British mado froa best Pam Rubber!

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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 269, 7 August 1920, Page 9

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