F.-H.-S. PEDERAL-HOTJ LDER-SHERB LINES. (Under Contract with the New Zealand Government). DIRECT SERVICE TO WEST COAST UNITED KINGDOM PORTS. Taking Wool, Skins, General, and Refrigerated Cargo at lowest ourrent ratea of freight. FOR AVONMOUTH, LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, GLASGOW, CONTINENTAL, and AMERICAN PORTS. T.S.S. DRAYTOX GRANGE, from Wellington Htli APRIL, and from Lyttelton (final port), 24th APRIL. To be followed by S.S. LANGTON GRANGE, 29th MAY. S.S. NAIRNSHIRE, 26th JUNE. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR FIRST AND THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS. FARES To Bristol, Manchester, Liverpool, and Glasgow : First-class— 4o guineas. Third-class— £lß 10s. £16 10s. £14 10s RETURN TICKETS ISSUED. Prepaid passages arranged. Surgeon 'and Stewardess carried. For Freight and Pa9sa?e apply to tho N.Z. AND AFRICAN STEAMSHIP CO. [LIMITED). Telephone 1780. AUSTRAL-ASIAN LINE. /■^RACIE, BEAZLEY AND CO., VJT Of I+. Water-street, Liverpool, Dcapatoh Iron Vessels of the highest, olasa from Liverpool to "Wellington and Dunedio »t regular intorrnla. JOHNSTON AND CO.. LTD.. Aaenti. mi-IE WANGANUI RIVER, the Rhine JL of Maoriland ; visited by thousands. New Zealand's Great Scenic Canyon, connects with Main Trunk Railway; from Wanganui daily (Mondays excepted), from Pipiriki daily (Tuesdays oKcepted), from Taumarunui Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. A T isit beautiful Pipiriki Excursion Faras— Wansanui-Pipiriki. Itineraries, etc., A. Hatrick and Co., Touriat Bureaus, T. Cook and Sons KOZIE TEA VERSE COMPETITION. , TWO GUINEAS A PRIZE v. ill bs given to the person sanding in, on or boforp the 10th May, 1909, (he best Verse of Eight Lines containing the truth about the excellence of Kozio Tea. All versos sent in for competition becomo the property _of the proprietors of Kozie Tea, Dunedin. Sold by all grocers at Is 6d, Is Bd, Is lOd, 2s. - - The Best Tea on tho market is Golden Tipped Kozie, nt 2s. Addross.— "Koxic Tea Competition," Bond-street, Dunedin. Benger's Food is mixed with fresh new milk when used, is dainty and delicious, highly nutritive, and most easily digested. Infants gj thrive on it, and delicate Lor aged persons enjoy it. jj Benger's Food h sold in Tins by Chcmislc, etc., everywhere. \ -_JWtt l !!f %*M>s&s®!m "Not ill— but just i not quite well!" Are you one of the thousands whofrom j time to time express their feelings thus ? If you arc a Man you may complain of Pains in the Side and Dull Headaches, Want of Appetite, Costiveness, Disordered Stomach, a sense of Fulness, Depression or Languor after Eating, Shortness of Breath, Nervousness, and perhaps Piles or a touch of Rheumatism. If you are a Woman you may suffer from Constipation and Pains in the Back, Bilious or Sick Headaches, Irritability, Nervousness, and an "All Gone" sense of weakness, etc. Under these circumstances use, promptly Loastey's "Wahoo," an unfailing remedy for Liver, Kidney, Stomach and other troubles, sirl also a Nerve Strengthener and a gentle but bracing Tonic. It is "the Remedy of the Age!" Loasby's "Wahoo" restores that "snap," "vim," and "go," without which life is often but a weary drag. I Your Chemist or Storekeeper will supply you at 2s 6d a Bottle. But— be sura you get LOASBY'S "WAHOO!" I /CLEARANCE SALE. SCHOLEFIELD, FOR JEWELLERY! SCHOLEFIELD, FOR WATCHES! SCHOLEFIELD, FOR BARGAINS! GREENSTONE HOUSJS, 39, MANNERS-ST (Next to Fielder's). FOR ROOES ! HOOES ! USE ■J^/pRTIN'S SPECIAL 1 i i OXIDE OF IRON! We can show a roof done 22 years ago last' July,, and the iron as good a 8 ever, having been painted five times with "MARTIN'S SPECIAL RED OXIDE." 25s per cwt. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST PAINT YOU CAN USE! EOBT. MARTIN, LTD., 34, MANNERS-STREET. "ry . CRABTREE AND SONS, CITY FOUNDRY, Engineers, Iron and Brass Founders, •Boilermakers, etc., Having installed special plant for making Wrought-iron Split Pulleys, are prepared to supply all sizes of Pulleys, guaranteed to stand the heaviest work. Be sure and Bee our Price-list before going elsewhere. "^y ANTED KNOW N. Our Men's Sewn CHROME BALS are unequalled at 13s 6d. Ex R M.S. Tongariro — large Shipment Children's Footwear. THORNDON BOOT ARCADE, 56, MOLESWORTH-STREET, » B. ASH.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 72, 26 March 1909, Page 5
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