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SHIPPING SERVICES. SHAW, SAVILL & ALBION COMPANY. LIMITED. DIRBCT LIND TO bUUI HAMPTON, via panama canal. 8 teuuier. Tons. Data. I 1 ruia 'TtaINUI 10.960 Feb. 15 Wgtu. '.ARAWA 9.400 Mur. ‘4 Wgtu. •MATAKUA Mar. Li ’TAMAItOA Juu. 5 ICQKINTHJG Ap. 11 tTAIN UI July 4 tIUNIO May 9 lAEAWA, via lUuulu . AiliuNW via Moult video Mid. July Video. Early Jun MaTABUA Aug, a raaseuyeta oiubaru previous eveuiug. “Now luxurious uii-buiumg steamers, currying First and Third Classes. flliree Classes mid Third u insseb. All passengers must secure Passports. Fur all particulars, apply to LHVIN AND CO.. LTD, dalgbty and co., ltd., MUiiliAY IIUDEKTS & CO , LTD. SHAW, SAVJ.LL A ALDiON CO., LTD. Ii.M.S TAINUI, I'Oit SOUTHAMPTON. NOTICE To PASSENGERS. PASSENGERS are requested to note J- that ihis Steamer will leave the rniug’s uliarl Tu-ALUIiKOW (WEDNESu.ix), 15tli mat., al a p.m., and they must embark nut later than 4 p.m. Passengers are reminded Inal they must have their Passports available for inspection on application. All Baggage (except Hund Cabin) must bo alongside the steamer by noon on WEDNESDAY, 15th last. LEVIN AND CO., LTD., ■ Agents. CANADIAN GOVERNMENT MERCHANT MARINE, LTD. And CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS BEGULAIi MONTHLY SAILINGS For NEW YORK. BOSTON. AND HALIFAX To Load CANADIAN CHALLENGER, Feb. 13 and 27. Cargo accepted fo. transhipment at New York to United Kingdom and Continental ports. For freight, apply CANADIAN GOVERNMENT MERCHANT MARINE. LIMITED, Wellington ’Phone 42—308. THROUGH THE ROCKIES BY DAYLIGHT rpRAVELLERS by the Canadian Pacific L route to and from Europe find it much more enjoyable to make the daylight trip through the famous Rockies. They miss none of rhe grandeur of this great scerio wonderland, with its vast panorama of silent primeval forests and glaciers, siarkling waterfalls, snow-drap-ed peaks, placid "<iv el-like lakes, the magnificence of Banff and the beauty of Lake Louise. The C.P.R. will help you plan your journey to Europe—every detail arranged in advance—no bother, no worries, steamers across tho Pacific, trams across Canada, then Atlantic Liners to England, controlled by the Canadian Pacific Railway. Send for illustrated literature and all details to any office, Union S.S. Co. of New Zealand, any Tourist Booking Agenry, or A. AV. ESSEX, Passenger Manager for New Zealand, Canadian PacificRailway Company. Martime Building, .uiy Street, Auckland. WORLD’S GREATEST TRAVEL SYSTEM, rRANSPOR'I SERVICES. 15 MARSHALL, Cartage Contractor, ” - City, Miramar, twice daily. Furniture removals a specially. Phones 11-4 Wakefield Street. 41—692. Miramar 14-' 576. H UTT Horlor's Motors, Twice Daily lo City. Hull 177, City 23—170. (1 ravei. Saud, Rock. Garden Soil HUTT Cunuingbame Carrying Co., Ltd., Phones, Hutt 46—402. City 40—112. Twice Daily to City F ETONE McEwan, Carter, and Co., Ltd., Phones: Petone 46—315, City 43—439. Service Twice Daily to City. VASTBOURNE-Wellington Daily Ser--*-4 vice. Walling Bros., Office Associated Motor Carriers, Farish St. 'Phones. 4- 1 ? iKili s Eastbourne. C.P.O. 1 p.m., railway station 1.50 p.m.; 6 p.m. Manawatu district, 7.30 a.m.; 4 p.m., late fee C.P.O. 4.15 p.m. Parcels mails for Auckland and district, 3 p.m. Auckland and district, also Taihape, Mangaweka, Ohakuue, Raetihi, Rangataua, Taumarunui, Ratirlmu, Thames, Rotoru.a Wailii. Paeroa, Te Ar.oliaa, Morrinsville, Cambridge, Tauranga, Hamilton, Frankton Junction, Te Puke, and Palmerston North, 12.30 p.m., late fee C.P.O. 1 p.m., railway station 1.50 p.m.'; lettermails only, per Limited express, Sunday to Friday at 5 p.m., late fee, C.P.O. 6 p.m., late-fee box outside Thorndon station 7 p.m. OUTGOING OVERSEA MAILS. Mails for Norfolk Island close at AVellington on Monday, February 20, at 5 p.m.', per Hinemoa at Auckland. INCOMING OVERSEA MAILS. (Arrival times approximate only.) February 14—S.S. Marama, from Sydney: 264 bags Australian mail. 394 bags from beyond Australia. 263 pareelreceptacles; due in office 10 a.m. February 15—S.S. Manuka, from Melbourne, vl a Bluff: 1 bag Australian mail, 10 parcel-receptacles. February 17—S.S. Mataroa, from London. For New Zealaud: 12 bags mail, 970 parcel-receptacles. J. C. McCREA. Chief Postmaster. Chief Post Office, Wellington, February 15, 1928.

An obelisk in front of Westminster Abbey damaged by a motor-car collision, is believed to date back to the time of Edward the Confessor. For Children’s Hacking Cough, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.—Advt.