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SHIPPING SERVICES. SHAW, SAVILL & ALBION -■ COMPANY. LIMITED DIRECT LINE TO SOU 1 HAMPIO.V VIA PANAMA CANAL. Steamer Tons. Date 1' rom K| „ M Wgtou , “hONIC Oct. 24 TIONIC Mar. 13 •MATAROA Dec. I ’MATAROA Apr. 13 •i'TAINUI Dec. 20 fTAINUI May J •TAMAROA Jan. 19 •TAMAKOA J une 8 tCORINTHIC tCORINTHIC Fell. 13 July 3 Passengers embark previous evening. •New luxurious Oil buiuffig steamers, carrying First and Third Classes. fThree Classes J&econd and Third All passeuge-F must secure Passports. For all particulars, apply to LEVIN AND CO.. LTD, DALGETY AND CO LTD, MURRAY ROBERTS & CO. LTDFOR FOXTON O.v. THE I’ORTLAND, This Day, Thursday, 4 p.m. For Freight, etc, apply to GARDINER AND BINNIE, Agents, Huddart Parker Building. Telephone 41—755. for kaikoura and LYTTELTON (Circumstances Permitting). S.S. CYGNET Monday, 4 p.m. For Freight, etc., apply to GARDINER AND BINNIB, Agents, Huddart Parker Building. . Telephone 41—-755. five trains daily from VANCOUVER PEOPLE travelling “Home” via Canada have the choice of o fast CANADIAN PACIFIC trains, that leave daily CANxWA’S U FASTEST TRANS-CON-CANADAfe TRAINS: “TRANSCANADA LIMITED” Montreal 88 hours o 0 minutes. Toronto S 3 hours 10 minutes. “THE IMPERIAL” To Montreal. “TORONTO EXPRESS To Toronto. “THE MOUNTAINEER” . To Chicago—72 hours 15 minutes. “SOO-PACIFIC EXPRESS” SEE T BANFF S AND LAKE LOUISE EN ROUTE. , . For illustrated literature and free booklets, write to any office of the Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand, THOMAS COOK AND SON, or to A. W ESSEX, Passenger Manager tor New Zealand, Canadian Railway, Maritime Building, Auckland.

CANADIAN "7 national RAILWAYS SEE ALASKA THIS SUMMER, From Vancouver a 10-day trip. Round trip, including meals and berth, v ancouver to Skagway, approx. £l9; Juneau, £l7 Wrangell, £l4 10s.; Ketchikan, £l2’ 10s. All outside cabins on CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS. Sheltered scenic seas. Narrow winding fiords. Mighty mountains trailing snowy robes down to the sea. ' Masses of wild flowers along the shore. Quaint Indian villages. Flashing Northern Lights. , , “Aorangi” or “Niagara” from Auckland —monthly sailings to Vancouver. We issue through tickets to Canada, United States, and Europe at lowest rates—-all reservations Pacific —Rail — Atlantic. Apply— CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS, Dominion Farmers’ Institute Building, Wellington, Or any Office of the Union Steam Ship Co. of N.Z, Ltd, or THOS. COOK AND SON. Send for Free Literature. CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS And CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS. REGULAR MONTHLY SAILINGS For NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND MONTREAL. CANADIAN BRITISHER. Loading Wellington, August 16 and 27. Sails finally from Auckland, September 1. Cargo accepted for transhipment at New York to United Kingdom and Continental ports. For freight, apply CANADIAN GOVT. MERCHANT MARINE, LTD., Wellington. • ’Phone 42—308. BURNS, PHILP- TOURS

Book your passage with us when visit ing the EAST, and travel in comfort by steamers of the N.Y.K. LINE. (Nippon Yusen Kaisha). These excellent steamers sail from Melbourne and Sydney Monthly, calling at Brisbane, Thursday Island, Davao, Manila Hong Kong, Nagasaki. Kobe, and Yokohama. Passengers can be Booked through to ENGLAND and all parts of the World. ROUND THE WORLD TOURS arranged. For Booklets and &11 information, aP B?JRNS, PHILP, AND CO., LTD., 69—75 Moles worth Street. TRANSPORT SERVICES. IF YOU ARE M O V ING <■ GET AQUOTATION FROM! JJJcGOWAN AND MAGEE- LTD., GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. UTT Cunninghamo Carrying Co., Ltd. ’Phones, Hutt 46 —402. City 40—112. Twice Daily to City. UETONE McEwan, Carter, and Co., Ltd. Phones: Petone 46—315. City 43—439. Service Twice Daily to Cxty. Farewell Spit—W.S.W.. moderate breeze; bar, 29.79; ther., 51. Clear; sea smooth. Westport—S.W.. slight breeze; bar., 29 86- ther., 52. Showery; sea moderate. Greymoutli-E.. slight breeze: bar. 29.85; ther., 45. Overcast; sea considerable SW Ste'pben Island—S.. light breeze; bar., °9 75- tber., 50. Fair; sea smooth. * Cape Campbell—N., fresh breeze; bar., “9 7° ■ ther., 52. Clear; sea rough. * Kaikoura—N.E., gentle breeze: bar., o n 7i. ther.. 60. Clear; sea moderate. Akaroa Lighthouse —W., slight breeze; bar. 29.70; ther., 48. Fair; sea moderate. Port Clialmers —N.E., slight breeze; bar., “9 74; ther., 53. Clear; sea moderate. Nuggets—N.W., light breeze; bar., 29.<4, ther., 45. Fair; sea moderate. Bluff—S.W., moderate breeze; bar., 29.68, ther, 47 Overcast: sea moderate. Meteorological Office, Wellington, August 1, 1928.

HIS WIFE GOT ANXIOUS. He coughed and coughed until she thought he was going into consumption. Then she persuaded him to try Pulmonas. Their soothing vapours spread through the breathing system with a healing touch and now he’s fit and well ngain and carries Pulmonns to ward oft infection. Pulmonas for coughs, colds, and ’flu. Is. Gd. and 2s. Gd. from all chemists. —Advt