O AND r\ COMPANY'S ROTAL MAIL STEAMERS TO LONDON. Following art» the propored dates of departure from Australian norfc* for London : — FIKST ANI> SKCONIJ SALOON OXf.T. Steamer. 'ions. Sydney. Stolb'rnu Britttnnia W:5 Feb 16 Feb 19 Alarmoiu*t 10500 Fob '-'" M«r 5 Mooltau't ... .. 100UU Mai' 1 . STar VJ SloHnvia'r 100U) Jlnr I>7 April H Himalay.it 6«93 Apiil li. 4pril 1(! Viefcoii.it C 522 April 21 \p:d 3) luilm 701 1 Muy li M.iy 11 MougolU' 1000y Muy 25 Muy L'S • Twin bcroir. tCallinff ut Uolmi-t. 11ATKS OF PASaAUfI MONIOV TO LOW DON (including Saloon Passage to bydiley) : — SINGLE TICKETS, £4Z to .£BO liIiTUKN TICKETS, £&> to-4J120 JOHNSTON & CO.. LTD.. Airents. FEDEKAL-HOULDER-SHIRE LINES. (Under Contract with the New Zealand Government). DIRECT SERVICE TO WEST COAST UNITED KINGDOM PORTS. SS. OSWESTRY GRAKGE (Twin • Screw), 10,000 tons, Captain Taylor, will be despatched from WELLINGTON' (final port) about 23th FEBRUARY, For AVONMOUTII, LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, and GLASGOW, Taking Wool, Skins, General and Refrigerated Cargo at Lowest Current Rates of Freight, to bo followed by other' firstclass Steamers at Regular Intervals. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR first and third class passengers. FARES— First-clasa, 40 guineas ; thirdcl«es, £16, £18, £20. Fitted throughout with Electric Light. Surgeon and Stewardess carried. For Freight and Pawnse apßly to the Managing Agents for N.Z., K.Z. AND AFRICAN STEAMSHD? CO. (LIMITED), Or to Affects at Auckland, Napier, Wangamii, Chriftchurch, LvUolton, Timsru, Dunediu,' Invercarsrill, and Bluff. ESSAGERIES MARITIMES.-- SYD NKY to LONDON. Via COLOMBO and PARlS.— Stesmera of 6500 tons, uuder postal contract with tho Frenoh Government, culliny *t MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, FREMANTLE, COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SUEZ, and PORT SADD, will be despatched monthly, a» follown: — - S.Ttlney, Melbour»« Artolaido. Suwuien,. j^, n xp m> Ipm Dambea Fob 25 Feb 3S M.iroU 2 Sjduoy Mar 25 Hur >« Mar 30 Armand Pobic .. April 22 Aptil 2i April 27 V. de In Ciot'it .. H:iy M.iy '2< Play '-!5 Passen^ori booked to Bombay, India, Chin», Batnvifc, »nd Japan. ' Passage Money, £25 to £75, including table wines. Return Tickots at Reduced Kates. English spoken on board. For further particulars, apply to LEVIN AND CG.. X LTD.. Wellington. I1"I 1 " I I HRHE WANGANUI— New A. H. j. Zealand's Qreat Scenic mm ™^~ River * Co - Beautiful Beyond Compare ! —***—"* Visited by Thousands. A trip on this beautiful river will ever remain » pleasant memory. For itinpraric?, faros, etc., TouriEt Bureaus, Cook and Son. HATRICK AND CO. SUMMER CLEARING SALE. GENUINE Bargains in Millinery. All \3T trimmed hats marked at less than halfprice. Bargains in Fkirts, blouses, underskirts, belts, tics, underclothing, corsets, etc. Every Una a '.genuine bargain. For tea days only, at MRS. MATTHEWSON'S, Milliner, Melbourne ' House, Lambtonquay, and 12, , Vlvian-strest. CRESCENT BLEND TEA. This blend of Superior Tea is the product of the finest tea garden in Ceylon aud imported direct to New Zealand. The young- leaves make the finest tea, the older and coarser leaves only being used for inferior brands. CRESCENT TEA is the best value of any tea in the market, and commands the highest praise for its flavour and delicate aroma. CRESCENT TEA is Pure Tea. THE PEARL OF CEYLON. From all Grocers, a. 2/« pas' lb. mHE AMERICAN fgsgS* JS- LADIES' IBBZB tailoring \"J* ESTABLISHMENT. Boing overstocked /f\t l^ W ' t ' l umiri< ; r Goods, /ffifaytfrVa reductions, giringHho jAf/ R'fWv )* ladic3 of Wellington & Mil A/ J an opportunity t, of l/^l BJ» - v | B "'> n 8 tho Exfiibifjj I 93a ' tion in ono of our la H i« tailor-made, perfectIS m fitting Costumes, l*Tr^fvr horn £3 3s; also I H VW\ Skirts from 25b. v i/li IvA Ladies' own material Ji Iy| \y\ made up at roason51, M»nners-street. ' Telephone 1613. SOLD BY ALL IRONMONGERS. HENRY HUGHES, QUEEN'S CHAMBERS, opposite G.P.0., . Wellington, Pamphlet Freo on Application. CHEAP PROPERTIES! T?OR SALE, aloßjt Minawatu,lino, Shoep 30 and Dairy Farms, Residences, etc. Apply BENNETT AND ATKINS, Land and Commission Agents, Otalci Township. ANTED, Picture* and Mirrors for wedding presents aro to bo found to suit all tastes and pockets. R. and E. Tingeji
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 31, 6 February 1907, Page 5
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