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Greymouth Evening Star, 5 April 1922, Page 7

SHIPPING ADVERTISEMEH/8. | JJNION gTEAM gHIP k’ OF N.Z., LTD. | PROPOSED SAILINGS. g FOR WELLINGTON FROM | LYTTELTON. g Maori: Monday, Wednesday, Friday. • 2 Wahine: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday p Coast passengers should connect with 5 the Wahine every Tuesday, Thursday | and Saturday, and may obtain g (including coach and rail) at the Grey- r mouth office. g Notice to Consignees—-Ngakuta loads p at Dunedin about Friday for Greymouth, via Wellington. Kakapo Zleaves Auckland about Thursday for g Greymouth. > — k SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON, t Manuka, 13th April. ?? SYDNEY FROM AUCKLAND. 0 Moeraki, 6th April. f CANADA, AMERICA, LONDON, Etc. ; , , Via VANCOUVER je Niagara, about 25th April. g SAN FRANCISCO, AMERICA, ANI> I LONDON, Etc., Via San Francisco s (From Wellington). ? Tahiti, about 11th April. | MELBOURNE, From W’ELLINGTON, LYTTELTON AND BLUFF. Paloona, about 10th April. - THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. DIRECT LINE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM. Large Modern Twin-Screw Passenger Steamers, with Unsurpassed Accommodation. Steamer Tons From About Reniuera 11,276 Wellington April 20 Dorset 8,734 Wellington April 27 Ruahine 10,758 Wellington June Rimutaka 8,893 Wellington July Ruapehu 8,881 Wellington August Proceeding via Panama Canal, calling at Cristobal and Newport News. Return tickets ar-e interchangeable with P. and O.S.N. Co., or Orient Line, via Suez; C. and A. Line, via Vancouver, or U-S.S. Co. of N.Z., Ltd., via San Francisco. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD., Local Agents. ANCHOR LINE OF STEAM PACKETS. Picton, via Westport, Steamer early. Nelson, via Westport —Regulus today. Wanganui, via Westport —Steamer early. Motueka and Nelson —Steamer early. New Plymouth, via Westport —Steamer early. For freights and passages apply t* NANCARROW AND CO., Agents, Mackay Street. HOTELS TATTERSALL’S HOTEL CASHEL ST., :: CHRISTCHURCH, E. M. SHEEDY formerly of Shade’s Hotel, has entered into possession ot the above new and commodious hostelry. West Coasters will find the hotel replete with every modern convenience as it has recently been renovated and added to. The Dining-room, etc., is under the sole charge of Mrs. Sheedy. Nothing but the best brands of Wines, Spirits and Beers. Correspondence, etc., promptly attended to. ROYAL HOTEL GREYMOUTH. (Under NeW Management.) OSCAR EGDEN has pleasure in notifying his many friends, and the travelling public, that he has taken over the above well-known Hotel. Being next door to the Railway Station, it is most conveniently situated for tie travelling public. The household arrangements are un- i der the supervision of Mrs. Egden. which is a guarantee of their excellence. Only the best of Ales and Spirits supplied. OSCAR EGDEN’ Proprietor. VISITORS TO QREYMOUTH Who desire Comfort and Convenience, —should stay at the — RAILWAY HOTEL (A few doors from the Railway Station) “Best of Everything that Money Cau Buy.” MODERATE CHARGES. Country visitors are reminded ihat only in town for the day, a FIRST CLASS LUNCHEON may be obtained. All communications to P. MAHONEY, Proprietor. Accordeon Pleating Accordeon Pleated Garments are becoming more popular day by day, especially Accordeon Pleated Skirts. For racewear; for holiday W wear; for all < formal and in- A /fix formal occasions, Accordeon JO/ Jj V K Pleated Skirts, by their extreme stylishness, are \ ever to the fore. y'IRTIO ~ ' '' Place your order O now ; our / K I£9 charges will be mi found quite moderate. 11l “The I Modern 0 Accordeon «| In , ; : u Pleating Illa Factory," 1