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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 July 1908, Page 4

LINE OF PACKETS. STEAK KFG ULA R COMMUNICATION. fJoolring passengers to all New Zealand Ports. WESTPORT NELSON AND WELLINGTON, Alexander early. Kennedy early. Cli. Edward early. EOXTON DIRECT. IV averley Monday noon. J '°r height or passage apply to A. VICKERMAN, Local Agents. u NION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. OF NEW ZEALAND. (Ltd.) TOR WESTPORT, NELSON AND WELLINGTON. A rahura Monday July 13th 7.30 p.m. Arahura calls at Picton. ■Mapourika Thursday July 16th 9 p.m. Looking passengers to all New Zealand and Australian Ports. MEI.BOURNE From Warn moo Thursday July 16th. '/> SYDNEY From WELLINGTON. Mokoxa Thursday July 16th. Via Auckland. Moeraki Friday July 17th DIRECT. ORIENT ROYAL MAIL LINE 10 LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL Ortona from Sydney July 25th and fortnightly thereafter. CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE TO LONDON VIA CANADA. Manuka from Sydney August 3rd. and monthly thereafter . SOUTH SEA ISLANDS TOURS. Monthly sailings from Auckland to ionga (Nukualofa, Haapai, and Vavau) Samoa (Apia). Fiji (Levuka, Suva and Lautoka), also to Rarotonga (Cook Group) and Tahiti (Society Group). unon application.

MEW ZEALAND SHIPPED COMPANY’S NEW ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS Will be despatched for LONDON, Yia MONTE VIDEO, TENERIFFS and PLYMOUTH. ’ Steamer. RUAPEHU* RIMUTAKA* 7952 TONGARIRO* 6782 TURAKINA* 8210 *Twin Screw. + Calls at Rio. Reg. Probable To Sail Reg. Final Port, (about) 7885 Wellington July 30 ’ 7OCO Aug 7 27 Sep. 24 Oct. 22 And thenceforward every fourth Thursday. Specially fitted with Clayton’i pat ent Fire Extinguishers. Fares from Creymouth.—Steerage single, from £l7 to £2jl ; second class, single. £3B to £43; or first-class single, from £54 to £74. The passenger accommodation in the three places is replete with every moderr convenience, and the dietary scale such as will sustain the wellearned reputation of the Company. An experienced surgeon will accompany each steamer. Warrants issued at Greymonth for passengers from the Old Country. Passengers booking at Greymonth are given a free coastal passage to the port at which they join the Home steamer. Round fha World Tourt.-Specia rates are quoted for round tours, on way by the New Zealand Shippin Company, and the other by either th Canadian-Australian Line, or the A &nd A. route, through North America the former by Vancouver and the Ist ter via San Francisco. Write to-day for free pamphlet of i* formation. Westport Agents: J. POWELL &CO Hokitika Agents: V. M. BONAH NANCARROW AND CO., Passenger and Freight Agents, GrepmaufJi KEEP YOUR FEET DRY. £JOLD, wet wintry weather is approacliing; you may consider our 0. B. Boots a bit too heavy for city uear, if so, try our New Creation, “THE LONG LIFE BOOTS.” the uppers of which are made of the finest Box Calf, the soles ’are best English Oak-tanned, and are viscolised, which makes them waterproof and pliable, and last twice as long as soles not so treated. A comparison between Inner and Oufcr Sole prevents squeaking. Order a pair through your bootmaker. M. O’BRIEN & CO., EMIER BOOT MANUFACTURERS Christi hurch.

Your Faith 3 to p s^l CAHRAOEErJ There is no remedy which "cures coughs and colds so quickly and effectively as Bennington's Irish Moss—the cure which is being constantly imitated but has never been equalled. <d BONNtNGTOtt*£-A Valuable Friend. Mr. Win. Carter, Mataura, writes—“l am pleased to beat testimony to youf excellent cough mixture. Pur a number of years I have been completelycured of a bad cough and cold about ihe fall of the year. Your Irish Moss has f roved in our house a valuable friend have much pleasure in recommending it to all who may he suffering from bad colds or influeiiia." REFUSE SUgS T «TUT£S. Tell your Kctaller you want BONNINGTONt IRISH MOSS —no other l KnaeawnaeMßwiaijr.

JAMES MARTIN. CARRIAGE BUILDER, WHEEL RIGHT, ENGINE AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH. ’ PARES this opportunity of thanking his numerous clients for the support tendered him during the time he has been in buciness and begs to announce that in future he will carry m business himself. Having secured the services of a good smith HORSESHOEING, will receive every attention and horse owners and others can rely on having their wants attended to. Note the address. JAMES MARTIN, OPPOSITE PUBLIC HALL DUKE OF EDINBOROUGH HOTEL. Hospital Street, Grevmouth! J. J. O’BRIEN ; : ; PROPRIETOR. TVIR O’BRIEN, late of Reefton, intimates to the public generally that he has taken over the above well known betel, and trusts by strict attention to business to merit die support that the hotel has meted out in the past. It will be my aim t cater for the qublic in an up-to-date manner. The beers, wines, and spirPe stocked will be the best procurable, while the TABLE and catering generally will Lave the best attention possible. A TRIAL SOLICITED. J J. O’BRIEN ! : : PROPRIETOR