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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 February 1916, Page 7

ITKION STEAM SHIP COMPANY: *-" • OF N.Z., LTD, PROPOSED SAILINGS, FOR WELLINGTON FROM LYTTELTON. "Maraxoa, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, •Maori—Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday... Passengers from Coast connect with! Maori, arid berths reserved when booking at Greymouth. Connecting train .leaves Christchtirch for Lyttelton at 7 .'23 p.m. WESTPORT NELSON, PICTON, AND ': WELLINGTON. (From Greymouth.) *Arahura, Wednesday, 2nd Feb., 7 pm. (Doee not call at Picton.) Passengers booked to all New Zealand and Australian porta. SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. *Mairuka, Thursday, 3rd February. MELBOURNE FROM WELLINGTON * '■"•"""'VIA BLUFF AND HOBART. ♦Paloona, Saturday, sth February. CANADA, AMERICA, LONDON, &c. , Via VANCOUVER. ♦Niagara; ffofe-"Auckland, 22nd February. Via SAN FRANCISCO. *Moana, from Wellington, 2nd March. ORIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL Soiling from SYDNEY and MELBOURNE, ag under, for PLYMOUTH. and LONDON, via ADELAIDE, FREMANTLE, COLOMBO SUEZ CANAL, NAPLES, TOULON and GIBRALTAR; Tons From ■> From Steamer. Reg. Sydney. Melbourne, *Orontes 9,023 Mar. 22 Mar. z 9 Monthly thereafter. First and second saloon tickets are available for return by P.. and 0. Co. , All third class acommodation already booked until April. , : ' , •Wireless telegraphy. A'NCHOR LINE OF STEAM jr*. PACKETS REGULAR SAILINGS'AS UNDER.' NEW PLYMOUTH DIRECT. - Steamer, early. '.'■" : ■; ——, ' ii m ONEHUNGA DIRECT. Steamer, early. '■ • |* : NELSON VIA WESTPORT. , ' Steamer, early. • « ~• . WANGANUI DIRECT. /; ■ Regulus, to-morrow ' .".'■_■■• "." TARAKOHE DIRECT. ; Steamer, early. -:.;"'''"motueka direct. Steamer, early. « For freight an.d passages apply to— NANCARROW AND "HO .; T\TEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COY'S iV ;': LINE. To Southampton (to land passengers) -' and London, via Monte Video and •» Teneriffe. THE. MOST MODERN PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. ■ - r; ■ .-• I Appro* "Steamer. | Tons. From I Date I Sailing Ruahine (2) |ll,ooo| Wellington|Jan.. *8 Rotorua (3) . 111,5001 | Feb. 24 Rirmitaka; (2) |10,130| [Mar. 23 Turakina (2) 110.9601 lAor. 20 (2) Iwm screw. (3) Triple screw. All the fiboro vessels are fitted witli wireless telegraphy.

FARES FROM GREYMOUTH. Third-class, single, from £l9 to £23, Second-class, single, from £33 to £43 First class, single, from £64 to £75. The passenger accommodation in th« three classes is replete with every modern convenience, and the dietary scale Biieh as will sustain the wellearned reputation of the Company. Warrants issued at Greymouth fol passages from the Old Country. Passengers booked at Grtymouth are given -a. FREE coastal passage to tho port at 'which they join the Horn* steamer. '":'.- ■ NANCARROW AND C 0.,;: Passenger and Freight Agents.; Greymouth.Westport Agent: W. T. SLEE.,'' Hokitika Agent: V. M. BONAR« THERESA .„ :::/WEARfN6 111 1 HrWI H H. Jv mmm heels They dive such "d Comfort aWedhl , Obtainable dtdll Boot / Stores./ fDUNLOP I BRANDS lOunlop Rubber Co-dllfldttsßN: "OMB pASSAGES. HOME PASSAGES Booked HOME PASSAGES ALL LINEB. HOME PASSAGES Booked; HOME PASSAGES ALL ROUTES.. HOME PASSAGES . Booked ". v, HOME PASSAGES ALL CLASSES. Send- for Cook's Sailing List (with Map). Posted free. THGS. COOK & SON, WELLINGTON £}ISPAT<3K J?<OUNDB>K QOJ .... » (Eet&bli&bed lB7«.f; ' " ' BOILERM&KEM £ BLACKSMITHS) IRON iNfi ' ; FOUN.DERS:-.. V J -- ■ '." | ; WEST (i)IST^AGEN"TS^FOfet'--COOK'S WIRE ROPES.. ' ■ ■" BOILER PRESERVATIVE SS'EEL.SPLIT PULLEYS* '' «rnT>F.R, COVERINGS. ' DircaUr B&w» wid all Sawmill'la* *jil