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Evening Star, Issue 11890, 19 May 1903, Page 8

TTNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY©* U NEW ZEALAND. LOOTED; '. Steamers will be despatched, aa oader,«f> cumstances permitting;— , r ,v ■'• • LYTTELTON AND WXLUNOTON >F (Booking Pmnuwi Weet Gout Parts)—. I MonowaL... ...Thursday - May 21, 2JO tesla Tarawora....... Saturday May 23- SDuheJih* NAPIER, GISBORNE, and At, Twpwera...— Saturday May 23 3Duaadia' Waikare Tuesday May 26' 3Dnnedin; SYDNEY via LYTTELTON, WELLING. TON, and COOK STRAITThursday, May2l A3o«nis Warrunoo......Thursday May2B SYDNEY via incirijtkn— ? Waikare.........Tuesday May 28 2 Dunedin *“ r * rc * —Tuesday June 9 2Dunedin MELBOURNE via BLUFF and HObAM!Mokoia.. May 31 1 2:30 tain Mwowm..:—June? NELSON and NEW PLYMOTTm —, J Oamaru, TSmarn, Lyttelton, and WellingtonPpola. ...Monday June 1 ZDaaadiu WESTPORT and 6REYMOUTH via OanT aru. Timara, Lyttelton, and Wellington -.{cargo only)— _ ■ Comma. -Thursday May 21 „ SUVA and LEVUKA— Moura leaves Auckland Wednea,, May £O. (connects at Suva with Moaaa fc/ America and Europe). TONGA, SAMOA. FIJI, and SYDNEY— Hauroto leaves Auckland Wednesday. June JL RAROTONGA and TAHITI— ~ 'arouii leavgiAuckland Tuesday. June 16, CAttGO RECEIVED AT DUNEDIN. Per s.s. Till Pay Wharf. MnrmwaL 4 p.m. Wednw. Cnm Wednes Rattray si or return by Messrs Huddart, Parker, and Co/s steamers/ r pHB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING . OOIIPANT’I ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FOB- LONDON Via Mont* Video. Teaeriffo, ai4 Plymouth. _ Port of Steamers. Tna. Departura. WakanuL 5706 PtiChlmrs Papanm „.6582 •Ruapehu 7724 Waimate ..5619 _ ■. Whakataao .T..5715 Rakaia 5628 *Rimntaka ....7765 •Paparoa (563 •Turaknu 8027 _ •Tongariro 7761 . _ •Twin Frobabl* Data, May 28 Jnu4 : July 9 Jnua ' . Anguat August Septesnhtf Follow October Superior accommodation for passengers. j.Ooastal Passage to Port of Departure uSstjr 1 ** p te ” u » , For further particulars apply to TEE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, T.TMTTwn 8 Bond attest, Dunedin. SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY. LIMITED. Fc «L LONDON—ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. With Superior Accommodation tw «ii Classes of Passengers, calling at Manta Video or Rio de Janeiro, Tenerifla. and Plymouth. c? MURRAY. ROBERTS, AND 00. DALGETY AND CO., LIMITED. TTUDDART, PARKER, k 00. ■“ PROPRIETARY, yr|> Steamers will Sail as und« iweather and circumstances permitting): For LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON— Wed., May 20 9 a.m., D*n Tnes.,June2 2.30 train Thurs., Ju pell 2 Dunedin NAPIER, GISBORNE, and AUCKLAND— Wed-, May 20 9 a.m., D*n Westralia 2885 Tnea., June 2 2.3otrplw For SYDNEY via AUCKLAND--” 7 "' Zea1andia.,,.,2770 Wed., May 20 Saaiu.D’u Westralia... Tues., June2 2.30 train SYDNEY, via COOKSTRAIT— ’ Victoria ..5000 Thurs,, June 11 2 Dunedin Melbourne via BLUFFiSid~hobartC Victoria. -3000 Sun., May 24 2D"-»<ii» Tickets available also for stop-over or return by Union Company’s Steamers, and bolder* of Union Company’s Tickets may travel by above vessels. NEILL AND CO.. LIMITED, Agents. Public Notices. WASTE PAPER FOR SALE in lots to edit purchasers. Apply ‘Star’ Office. INDIGESTION AND DEBUITT Cured by VITADATIO. New Plymouth, ar os t, t Timm Uth October. 190 L Mr S. A. PALMER. Bir,—Being a sufferer from indigestion —4 debility, I was recommended to try VITA* DATTO. Since taking a few bottles I hava thoroughly regained my strength, and have much pleasure in forwarding yon *!»■ testii menial. G. BENNETT, Leech street. New Plymouth. VTTADATIO CURES ECZEMA. Remnera, Auckland, N.Z., November 2nd. 1902 Mr S. A. PALMER. Dear Sir,—Having suffered from for two years without any relief from any o the many cures tried, I was completely cure! after taking three large bottles of your VITA DATIO two and a-half years ago. Yours gratefully, Mrs A. CAMERON. For further particulars, S. A. PALMER, WAREHOUSE, WATERLOO QUAY, " WELLINGTON. Correspondence Invited. Write for Testimonials. The price of Medicine is Ss 6d H 3s af per bottle. v Wholesale Agents: KEMPTHOENB, PROSSER, AND CODunedin. Retail Agent: MRS S. J. HUTTON, Octagon, Dunedin. ST. GEORGE JAM.—Ask for md see you get it. All grocers. Holloway’s Pills are admirably adapted for ctmng diseases incidental to females. At different periods of life women are subject to complaints which require a peculiar and it is now an indisputable fact, that then is nothing jao suitable for complaints of this « Holloway’s Pills. For aU the debmtatmg disorders incidental to the’ sex, and m every contingency perilous to the life, ahd health of women—youthful or aged, married or single : they are a safe and reliable remedy, iheir purifying qualities render them invaluable to females of all ages. . They.are searcbmg and cleansing, yet invigorating; a few doses will speedily remove irregularities in the system, and thereby establish .health on a •sound and firm ba'is. ‘ '