SHIPPING IJNION gTEAM gHD? OF N.Z., LTD. PROPOSED SAILINGS# FOR WELLINGTON FROM LYTTELTON. ♦Maori, .Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday# Wararoa. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, ♦Oil fuel. Coast passengers should connect with , the Maori every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Kittawa accepts general cargo ; ior Wellington up till noon on Wednesday November 7. FOR SYDNEY FROM AUCKLAND. Manama, November 16. Manuka, November 23. FOR SYDNEY FROM WELLING xO® Manuka, November 9. Marama, November 30. CANADA, AMERICA, LONDON, Eta. Via VANCOUVER, from AUOT LAND. ... Niagara, November 13. Makura, December 11. BAN FRANCISCO, AMERICA, ANT LONDON, Etc., Via San Franciaoa (from Wellington). - - Maunganui, November 27. Tahiti, January 1, 1924. .• MELBOURNE FROM WELLINGTON Via LLTTELTON,' DUNEDIN and BLUFF. .. ( Moeraki, early. Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin', cargo steamer at regular intervals. FOR FIJI, TONGA, AND SAMOA, FROM AUCKLAND. . Tolua, Nov. 12, taking passengers:. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING -*■ COMPANY, LTD. DIRECT LINE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM, FROM WELLINGTON —— Large Modern Twin-Screw Passengw Steamers, with Unsurpassed Accommodation. Steamer .About ♦Remuera Nov. 24, from Auckland Rimutake Middle December ♦Ruahino December 29 Ruapehu Middle January, .1924 ♦Rotorua February! 9, 1924 Paparoa Early March, 1924 Remuera March 22, 1924 ♦Oil fuel. ♦Calls off Pitcairn Island subject ie weather conditions permitting. ■, Proceeds via Panama Ginal. Y,. ' Return, tickets are’ inter-changeable with P. and O.S.N. Co., and Orient Line, via Suez; C. A. and UnionLinaß via Canada and America, or Aberdeen and Blue Funnel Lines via’ South Africa. ! UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD., Local Agents. ANCHOR LINE OF STI AM PACKETS. , . ’ Nelson direct, Regulus, Friday., . ' New Plymouth Direct—-Steamer early. Picton Direct—Steamer early. Wanganui direct, Waimea to-morrow Wellington Direct—Steamer, early Picton Direct—Steamer early. ’ Nelson and Mouteka—Steamer earl?. Dargarville Direct—steamer early. Westport and Wanganui.—Steamer early. ' ’ ■</■,■■■. Xy;.,?';/ For freights and passages apply to— NANOARROW AND CO., Agents, Mackay Street.
PUBLIC NOTICES. A WELL PAID OPENING Is waiting for you when you have — done your part. . . You cannot win success by just sitting back and wishing for it. " Success in life—in business—anywhere, means hard work. If you are not prepared to perform the hard preparatory work, you must not expect to reap the benefits. Better positions, and higher pay await you when you have done the hard spade work. - ; Our Accountancy Course is the.’ ; golden key with which you will be enabled to open the gate of opportunity. Do not delay. Write at . once and learn our proposals for’ your future. V ’ Free 80-page booklet “Account- .• ancy.” TfEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. LTD., P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND.
DALGETY & CO. STOCK AND STATION AGENTS. FIRST-GLASS QUALITY: f Grass Seeds, Clovers, etc. ; Oafs (Seed and Feed), Wheat and Pollard, Bran, Potatoes, Calf Foods, :-n Chaff, Lucerne Hay, etc. NOTE: - Our wide connection in Canterbury ,A enables us to submit most favourable quotations for Chaff, Oate, ' Wheat, etc., on trucks at Spring-, field, and adjacent Railway st®’. 1 tions, thus saving costly railage and through store charges. FARMING REQUISITES AND MANURES: Wolseley Separators, Shearing Machines, and Engines, Woolpacks L Seaming Twine and Vacmark, Woolpresses, Plain and Barb Wira, Fertilizers (quotations include rail- 3” age to Westland Stations.) “SHELL” MOTOR SPIRIT AND LUBRICATING OSLB. LAND: Bona fide enquiries solicited. A large number of properties to inspect and select from. ' WOOL: . Centrally situated, large well lighted stores, in both Christchurch and Wellington. Every facility for handling under expert supervision. LAMBS: We can confidently recommend clients to entrust their season’s drafts to us, thus ensuring every facility m railway transportation,’ and maximum market values. ' DALGETY & CO. ' WTIONEERB, MACKAY ST.. GREYMOUTH C. GRAMS " '3 CERTIFICATED PLUMBER. •j • . Gas-fitting and Sheet Metal Work done in all It’s branches. Estimates given, and a trial solicited. Charges moderate, y Orders left with R_. J? Chapnrnm ,nml Co., Mackay Street, ’phone, 285, will receive prompt attention. • ; r? ?
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Greymouth Evening Star, 6 November 1923, Page 7
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