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SHIPPING SERVICES. SHAW, SAVILL & ALBION COMPANY. LIMITED. DIKEC'I LINE TO SOUTHAAIPION. VIA PANAMA CAtNAL. S t earner Tone Date' From ■(.’UUIM’UII 12.350 ( Nov 26 Wgton TONIC 12,350 Dec. 28 Wgton. IATHENIC Lie Ja TCORIN'THIC Apr. U •TAMAROA Jan 21 tIONIC May 9 fTAINUI Feb. IE IATHENIC end May tARAWA Beg. Meh. ’TAMAROA June 9 •MATAROA Mar. 17 ItTAINUI July 4 Passengers embark previous evening •New luxurious Oil-burning steamers, carrying First and Third Classes. fThree Classes. JSecond and Third Classes. All passengers must secure Passports. For all particulars, apply to LEVIN AND CO., LTD., DALGETY AND CO., LTD., MURRAY ROBERTS & CO., LTD. AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH LINE One-class Passenger Service to London, via Melbourne, Adelaide, Fremantle, Colombo, Port Said, Southampton, or Plymouth. Leaves Vessel. Tons. Sydney. LARGS BAY 13,850 Nov. 5 ’ HOBSON’S BAY... 13,850 Dec. 3 ESPERANCE BAY 13,850 Dec. 24 MORETONBAY 13.8-50 Jan. 14 THROUGH FARES TO LONDON From £4O to JJ46 single; A 73 to JSB2 16s. return; also limited number of deck cabin berths at £66 single, .£llB 16s. return. To Colombo from £24 Single. THOS. COOK AND SUN (AH Ports), and UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF N.Z.. LTD. P. AND 0. VIA THE CAPE SERVICE One Clas- Only. TO DURBAN, CAPE TOWN. AND LONDON. Leaves Steamer. Tonnage. Sydney BELTANA 'll,loo DecTs BALRANALD 13,100 Dec. 30 BALLARAT 13,100 Jan. 4 FARES. To England from £39 To South Africa from £23. Through Bill of Lading given South African cargo MURRAY ROBERTS AND CO.. LTD.. Wellington. Dunedin. Wanganui. Napier Gisborne Invercargill SOUTH AFRICA & ENGLAND HOLT’S BLUE FUNNEL LINE. ABERDEEN LINE, WHITE STAR LINE. JOINT SFI V ICE. Steamer .Ton- Sails ULYSSES 14.626 Nov. 15 EURIPIDES. 15,000 Nov 29 ANCHISES 10,049 Dec. 12 ASCANIUS.- 10,048 Jan. 9 SUEVIC 13,000 Jan. 17 RUNIC— - 13.000 Feb. 21 DEMOSTHENES... 11,250 Feb. 27 For all particulars, apply MURRAY ROBERTS & CO. LTD.. DALGETY AND CO., LIMITED, LEVIN AND CO. LTD. AUSTRALIAN-ORIENTAL “ LINE, LIMITED MANILA, HONG-KONG, Calling at QUEENSLAND PORTS THURSDAY ISLAND Leaves Leaves tenmer , tel bourne Sydney CHANGTE Nov. 12 Nov 19 TAIPING Dec. 10 Dec. 17 CHANGTE Jan. 12 Jan. 18 Through passengers to SHANGHAI and JAPAN by Magnificent EMPRESS Steamers of 21.000 tons, and other lineconnecting at Hong-Kong. JOHNSTON AND CO.. LTD., Agents. Featbersto.i Street. HUDDART PARKER, LTD. FOR SYDNEY (From Auckland); ULlMAROA—November 4. FOR SYDNEY (From Wellington): ULlMAROA—November 18. HEAD OFFICE FOR NEW ZEALAND HUDDART PARKER BUILDING, Post Office Square, Wellington. PASSAGES TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ A CANAL N.D.L. 4 D.A.D.G. Fares, New Zealand to Europe, via Sydney: Cabin Class £7O. 'lhird Class £-11 to £44. T. 4 W. YOUNG, Agents, Wellington. f'els .41 980: ci HB4 TRANSPORT SERVICES. FARMERS! WOOL! FROM STATION TO STORE. It will pay you to get my price Quotations for packing aud forwarding Furniture, etc. • R. B. BELL Transport and Forwarding Agent. TAUPO QUAY. WANGANUI’Phone 3766 for Service. T/i MARSHALL, Cartage Contractor, -*-• City, Miramar, twice daily; Furniture removals a specialty. Phones 114 Wakefield Street, 41—692. Miramar 14— 576. UTT-Horlor’s Motors. Twice Daily to City. Hutt 177, City 23-170. Gravel, Sand, Rock, Garden Soil. HUTT— Cunmpghame Carrying Co., Ltd., Phones, Hutt 4G—402, City 40—112. Twice Daily to City. pETONE— McEwan, Carter and Co., 4 Ltd., Phones, Petono 46—315, City 43—439. Service Twice Daily to City. IPASTBOURNE- Wellington Daily Service. Walling Bros., Office, Associated Motor Carriers. Farish St. Phones 42—606. 8 Eastbourne. Mails which left Auckland on September 27, via Vancouver, arrived at London on October 28. INCOMING OVERSEA MAILS. (Arrival times approximate only.) November 2—S.S. Ulliuaroa, from Sydney, via Auckland: 67 bags Australian mail, 12 bags from beyond Australia, 168 parcel-receptacles; due in office 10 a.m. November 7—S.S. Tahiti, from Sydney: Australian .mail. November 7—S.S. Remuera, from kondon. For New Zealand: 40 bags mail, 57a parcel-receptacles. ’ November B—H.M.S. Niagara, from Vancouver, via Auckland: U.S.A, and English mail. - J. C. McCKEA, Chief Postmaster. Chief Post Office. WeUington, November 2, 1927.

IN THE BARBER’S CHAIR. When the writer of Baxter’s Lung Preserver advertisements was in the barber’s the other day having a hair-cut, he noticed that the barber stopped occasionally to take a* swig out of a bottle. “What have vou got there, Hector?” he said. “Oh,” the barber replied, “this is what I am taking for my cold Wonderful stuff! I sjiffer a bit from bronchitis, and I find that ‘Baxter s’ is the only thing that clears my bronchial tubes.” There is positively nothing like Baxter’s Lung Preserver for warding off a threatened attack of cough, cold, or influenza. It sooHies sore throats and chests in remarkably quick time, heals the inflamed passages and' cuts the phlegm, thereby easing the breathing. For convalescents “Baxter’s” is an invaluable tonic, repairing waste tissue and strengthening the system against relapse.--A generous-sized l»ttle costs -s. 6d. from any chemist or store; or try the bachelor size st Is. 6d,—Advt (6).