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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 76, 29 March 1912, Page 5

AUSTRALIA - NEW ZEALAND - SAN FRANCISCO ROYAL MAIL SERfIiHF. magnitiopnt twin-screw steani«r i MANUKA, 4505 tons. 450'J-h.p., will b-i de t u»ichHd from Wellington FPvIDAY, 29th. March, r or San Francisro via Karotonpa and I'a.hiti. Lxcelloni; accomm">datiou for all classes of piissengero. j Through bookings arranged to any polcl ia America or to Europe. i*V?r pni'iphlets and mil purt'cuhu'i npply to Hie UNION STE.\M Stlir COMPANY OF XEW ZEALAND, LTD. Jp AND Q COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS to LONDON Following are ti:e propoaad cUtos of departure from -AustriiUn port* for London: — VIRST AND SECOXI' SALOON ONLY. I i j5uT~ Stcjuncr. Ton*. Syriner. Melb'rne Lonclor.. ilftlojat ... 12500 A-pril 3 April 9 May 18 ! Mongolia* ... 10000 April 2CJA.pril 23 June 1 Haiwii ... 11000 May 4lMay 7Juao 15 China ... ! 8000|Mav 18 May 21 June 30 MaceaoEia ... lIOSOOIJuae li?unc _4)July 14 tCalls "at Hoba't "SAILS FIIOM AUCKLAND EIGHT DAYS KARLIEK. Ail twin-screw steamers and fitted witYi wireless tolegraphy. RATES OF PASSAGE MONEY TO LONDON (including Saloon to Sydney!— SINGLE TICKET £47 6s to £88. RETURN TICKETS, £75 18s and £132, available for two years. JOHNSTON AND CO.. LTD.. Agents. WELLINGTON ASP WANQANUI. F-H-S FEDERAL-HOULDER-SHIRB LINES. (Under Contract with tho New Zealand Gorernmtat). DIRECT SERVICE FOR AVON MOUTH, LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, GLASGOW. . Taking Cargo. FOR CONTINENTAL and AMERICAN PORTS. SUSSEX, 23rd APRIL. Final port, Lyttelcon. *EVERTON GRANGE, 14th MAY. Tinai port, Lyttelton. BUHREY, 28th MAY. , Final poit, Lytteiton. *TVin Surer. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOE FIRST-CLASS. AND THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS. Fmre* to AVON MOUTH (Briitol). Firat-olut: Single, £ML: Return, £66. Third-ei*i«— £lß 10». £15 10i, £14 10i Raturn irom £26 IGi. For Fraight and Paii»g* sppiy to the N.Z. AKD AFRICAN STEAMSHIP CO OiIMITED!. Union ChaciberK, Custoxiihotua-quay. Ttltcho&a 1780 HOLIDAYS ! ; OUR WEEK-JSND SUIT CASE i T3 a handy Travelling Bag, which will -*■ carry a spare suit and ihe few articlts wanted while you are away from hiio.o. It ie quite inexpensive — h'om 32s 6d to 25s will buy the very thing you warn.. FOR MOTORISTS AND MOTOR CYCLISTS. OUR MOTOR VEST, at ?s 6d, i Must not bo overlooked. J It is the most comfortable and effective articie yet made to protect the throat and chest from colds. J. E.EVANS, SADDLER, j 158, LAMBTON-QUAY. ! TRAMWAY HOTEL, NEWTOWN. 11/TR. FRANK M'PARLAND has taken over the above Hotel, and will be pleased to receive a call from old friends. QXLEY'S HOTEL, PICTON. The new proprietor, T. GEARY (late of Masonic Hotel, Patea), has completely renovated the above house. Splendid accommodation for commercial men and other visitors. Good fishing obtainable in the vicinity. , TIEDEBAL HOTEL, PICTON. An Up-to-date House for Visitors. Adjacent to Wharf and Railway. Admirably Suited for Travellers. Tariff Moderate. i J. H. CAMPBELL, Proprietor. CLARENDON HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH. WM. HALLEY (late of the Marquis of Normanby, Carterton) has entered into possession of the above well-known house. Patrons will find that this Hotel is, for 1 comfort and convenience, unexcelled. Good Liquor. First-class Accommodation. ■m/r as o ni c hotel. MR. F. DOBSON (late of Manakau Hotel) has taken over the Masonic Hotel, Cuba-street. Patrons will receive firstclass Accommodation, and the usual high i grade in Wines and Spirits will be maintained. Tariff, 7s per day. Special Luncheon daily at Is. Tel. 1186. \ Telegraph or write. BRICKS (Late of Bodega) "VTEW LUNCH AND TEA ROOMS, i -*-^ 226. Lambton-quay {opposite tlia Dresdeu). i HOT MEAT, FISH, AND OYSTER • TEAS. 5 to 7.50. On Saturdays, to 10 p.m. TMPERIAL RESTAURANT^ . •"• Manners-st. (next Clarendon Hotel) Dndor entirely new management. ' BREAKFAST. LUNCHEON, AND SUPPER ROOMS. Open from 7 s m. to midnight. J 'Phone No. 2952. | P. CHAPLIN, Proprietor. LUNCHEON, SUPPEII; & TEA BOOMS. TRAIL'S -*? COJdMEHCIAL KESTAUR^NT, LAMBTOX-QU'iT. AFTEUNOON TEA A SPECIAL IT Y. Open 9 a. in till 11.15 p.m. Opan 9 a.ai tiil 11.15 p.ui. JAMES FRABEK, Pmprieior. Telepaor.3 280'j. i ' "cioSisiissroN~TßAyELL"Ei{. WALTER J\ HILL desires to intiinato tltat ho cqtitiiiu;^ ivlonihly Vigils Ui Mui'lboi'ougu. Xllboii, ami Wot Coa^v, i anti luvittrf Alerfhauts' and Maxiufactureib' Agencies ; got>d connection ; 10112 uxpuneitcu. BOX Zl, NE.itS.QN.