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Evening Post, Volume LXI, Issue 88, 16 April 1901, Page 1

THE SOUNDS AND GOLDEN BAY STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Ltd. 'SgSSfcs^.rpHE S.S. TE KAPU -flffimrSSp X Will leave For MOTUEKA, TAKAKA, and COLLINGWOOD— IOarIy LAEEY & CO., Ltd., Tel. 1223. Agents. Jervois-quay NOUTHKIiN STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LltllTRI)). iIHA rr l1l 1 " 10 S.S. NGAPUHI haves £jjA___t X New Plymouth for Onehnnga as under (weather and other oiromnstanoes perniil.tinur) '-- APRIL. Thursday. 181 h 9.45 p.m. Monday, 22nd 9.45 p.m. Thursday. 25th 9.45 p.m. Monday, 29th 9.45 p.m. Conneots with express train from Wellington. Cor particulars apply to undersigned. LEVIN & CO. (Ltd.), Agents NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. S.S. WHAKATANE. T>ASSENGERS for the above Steamer L ore roqueated to embark T.O-NIGHT (Tuesday), 16th inst, |, Luggage must bo on' board by 4 p.m. today. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (Limited). y Agents. SHIP WASDALE, FROM PORT PIEIE. CAPT. HAMOND will no.t be responsible for debta contracted by his orew without his written authority. GEO. H. SCALES, Agent. N. D. L. TCTORDDE UTSCHER LLOYD. The Imperial Muil Steamors of this Company will be despatched monthly from AUSTEALIAN POETS to SOUTHAMPTON, ANTWJCRL> and BREMEN, via COLOMBO, ADEN, SUEZ, POET SAID, NAPLES and GENOA. For further particulars Bee Thursday's Post or CASTIDNDYK &VOCKE. Agents. CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE. FROM SYDNEY TO BRISBANE, HONOLULU, AND VANCOU.VEU. E.M.S. Tons. Commander. g^Jey. Moana ... 4000 M. Carey Apr. 22 Miowera ... 3500 P. A. Hemming' Ma/ 20 Aorangi ... 4500 CW. Hay June 17. Thenoeforward every four weeks. Through Bookings in connection with the : CANADIAN-PACIFIC RAILWAY from any port in New Zealand to all points in Canada, United States, and Europe. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, Ltd., Managing Agents. HOMEWARD PASSAGES. Intending Passengers to England for 1901 are advised to secure berths early. PASSAGES BOOKED AND BERTHS SECURED BY ALL LINES, ALL ROUTES, ALL CLASSES, AT LOWEST RATES. DRAFTS AND CIRCULAR NOTES ISSUED. Send for Gazette giving sailings (posted free). COOK'S SHIPPING OFFICE, Wellington. NEW ZEALAND'S RHINE, Wanganui River.— A. Hatriok & Co.'s Wonganui Tourist Steamers Manuwai, Wairere, Ohura. The tourist traffio on the Wanganui Kiver has now been extended to 80 miles by above steamers only, embracing all the best of the beautiful scenery on New Zealand's Rhine. From Wanganui every TUESDAY nnd FRIDAY, returning following days. Apply OOOK & SON, or HATRICK & CO. For con tinuation of Shipping advertiaement tee page 7. KEITH & HUTCHESON, SHIP CHANDLERS, RIGGERS, AND SAILMAKERS, Jervois-quay, near Band Rotunda. Makers of Hutoheson's Patent Fire-escape Ladders. Tents, tarpaulins, horse covers, and rick covers always in stock. T\EHRA DHOON, ELLICE-AVENUE. MORNING CLASS FOR GIRLS, Conduoted by MRS. EVANS, M.A., Late Prinoipal Nelson Girls' College. Tho Half Term 1901, began on THURSDAY, 28th Maroh. DANCING. MRS. DODWELL'S Saturday Class, i Masonio Hall, Boulcott - street. Beginners at 2.30 o'clook. Class 8 o'clock. Will intending pupils kindly send their names as early as possible to 106, Willisstreet, over Eller's, or to private residence, 10, Thompson-street. Private lessons given by arrangement. DANCING, DEPORTMENT, AND CALISTHENICS. Formerly under the Patronage of the Countess of Glasgow and Family. ri^HK Loading Schools, Convents, and X Elite of Wellington are informed that MISS PEARSON'S Classes are held in the Sydney-street Schoolroom. Saturdays, at 10.30, Wednesday Afternoons at 4 ; Masonio Hall, Friday Evenings, at 8 ; Bpiller's Hall, Saturday Evenings, at 8. Private Lessons by appointment .— " Balmona." Mowbrayst. VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. "ItyriSS MARSHALL, LE.T.C.L. Address— 47, Nairn-street. BALLROOM DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS. MRS. H. B. MASON'S Classes are held on MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS, at 8 p.m., in her Private Hall, 56, Ghuzneestreet. Term commences with pupil. .Mrs. Mason's method of instruction ensures profioienoy in one quarter at class or in sit private lessons. Private lessons by arrangement. The Court Waltz, Sixteen Lancers, and all the latest danoes taught. Address — 56, . Ghwsnee-street, next St. Peter's Chnroh. __ BANJO MANDOLIN, AND GUITAR. rpHOROUGH Tuition given on the X above by Mr. J. G. Turner (late of the Spanish S.tudents), No. 2, Barkerstreet, off Cambridge-terrace. Trams pass the door. Notice. — For the convenience of pupils, musical instruments will be provided free of charge for practice upon at the studio. Terms commence with pupils.