Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 138, 7 December 1918, Page 5

JJUDDART, "DARKER, TTD. INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL SERVICES. } SYDNEY AND HOBART. Steamer—Earry. • MELBOURNE, VIA SOUTHERN PORTS. Steamcr^—^Early. All steamers fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. Tickets available for stop-over or return by U.S.S. Co.'s steamers, or vice versa. Head Office for New Zealand: Queen's Chambers, Wellington. Acents for Hebburn Colliery. ROYAL MAIL SERVICE 'TO 'ALL AMERICAN POINTS AND BRITISH ISLES. Steamer, From Wellington, Moana 30th November. ALL Return and Round Tour Ticketa interchangeable with C.A. Lino "AH Red" Route. PASSPORTS. Travellers to any place outeide tho Dominion ara reminded that it is absolutolv necessary to obtain Passports, and that ft ib advisable to make early application to the Department of Internal Affairs for them. It is essential that passengers proceeding to Amorioa should have their passports yjsed by the United States ConsuL For particulars regarding . passages and freights, apply UNION S.& CO. OF N.Z.. LTD. SHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED. THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS TO ENGLAND. THE LARGEST PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND TRADE. Fine Twin-screw Passenger Steamers of 12,000 tons register, with accommodation for First, Second, and Third Class Passengers. Next Sailing: R.M.S. ARAWA (/ 10,000 Tons,' About 24th December. For full particulars apply to the Agents, LEVIN AND CO., LTD. DALGETY AND CO., LTD. MURRAY, ROBERTS, AND CO., LTD. ORIENT LINE Of ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, AUSTRALIA-ENGLAND. FARES NEW ZEALAND to LONDON: SALOON-Smgle.v £90 to £130. THIRD-CLASS-£3B, £40, £42. First and Second-class Passengers secure special advantages by booking through from New Zealand, being pro^ vided with Saloon Passages to Australia, which are included in the above fares. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD., Agents in New Zealand. \TEW PLYMOUTH, ONEHUNGA, I^l AND AUCKLAND SERVICE. S.S. RABAWA LEAVES NEW PLYMOUTH BREAKWATER for ONEHUNGA, AUCKLAND, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. (Weather, etc., permitting.) And Leaves ONEHUNGA, AUCKLAND, en MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 3- p.m., for NEW PLYMOUTH BREAKWATER. (Weather, etc, permitting.) Fares—Saloon, 30s; Return, 50s. Steerage, 22s 6d; Return, 355. Further information can be obtained from Union S.S. Co., Ltd.,- and Northern S.S. Co., Joint Agents. LEVIN AND CO.. LTD.. Agents. ANCHOR SHIPPING AND FOUNDRY CO.. LTD. (Circumstances^ permitting.) FOR NELSON, WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH. AND. HOKITIKA. ■ KENNEDY—On MONDAY, at^o"!^ WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO., LTD., Agents. Telephone 4030. < FOR NELSON, MOTUEKA, TAKAKA, AND COLLINGWOOD. Kaitoa Monday Deo. 7 11 ajn. Cargo received till 10.15 a.m. Note—All passengers muet pass throogh an Inhalation Chamber before they embark. Stewardess carried. These Steamers have superior accommodation for Saloon Passengers. Passengers must produce tickets at oux Office before they embark. W. M. BANNATYNE AND CO., LTD., 'Phone 1540. Agents. rpHE undermentioned Steamers trill -L. leave (circumstances permitting) as follows: — LYTTELTON. Via KAIKOURA— The 6.5. WAKATU, On MONDAY, at 4 p.m. FOR FOXTON— Th« s.s. QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, On WEDNESDAY, at 4 p.m, FOR BLENHEIM— The s.s. WAIRAU, THIS DAY, at 11 p.m. (No oargo received after 4 p.m.) For freight or passage, apply to LEVIN AND CO.. LTD.. Agent*. . -^ THE following vessels art) appointed to Sail as under: — For WANGANUI—The s.s. JNVERCARGILL. Early. For NAPIER (Inner Harbour)—Tho s.s. MAKO, TUESDAY, 6 p.m. For HAVELOCK ft PELORUS SOUNDS —The s.s. BLENHEIM, MONDAY, 8 p.m. No cargo Tcccivod after 3 p.m.' JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., Agent* T4le.Dh.one No. 44. TJIOR WANGANUI—The s.s. KAPITI, On MONDAY, at 5 p.m. DALGETY' AND CO.. : Than* 3038. Aasne*. 1