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Grey River Argus, 30 January 1906, Page 2

fTtflON STEAMSHIP COMPANY U OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED PROBABLE SAILINGS. WESTPORT, NELSON AND WELLINGTON. Mapomika I Fri I Feb 2 [ 2 a m Arahura I Mon | Feb 5 I 6 t m mSELBOURNE FROM WELLINGTOMaheno | Thu | Feb 1 | ~~ SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON Mokoia ! Thu I Feb 1 fVia Auckland. MoerakiJ Sat J Feb 3 ♦Direct. Booking Passengers to all New Zeahid and Australian ports.. CANAPIAN-ATJS'm&JdAN ROYAB mail &im LONDON VIA OAWADS, Miowera from Sydney Feb 19 (And monthly thereafter,) FOS LONDON VIA SUEZ C&N&& Orient Pacific Line. Ortona. ff jm Sydney, Feb 10 And fortnightly thereafter. OFFICE: Werita Street. ANCHOR LINE OF STEAMPACKETS. REGULAR COMMUNICATION. Booking passengers and cargo to all Ne Zealand Ports. - WEhTPORT, NELSON AND WEu- | . LINGTON. Alexander, early FOR FOZTON DIWtiCT. Kennedy early J! or rreight or passage apply — A. VICKERMAN, AGENT. NOTICE TO MARINERS NO. 85 or 1905. Altehation op Leadings Lights at ihs GTbet Biter Bak. Marine Department, Wellington, N.Z,, 27th October, 1905, "IVTOTICE is hereby given that on and J_l after the 15th November, 1905. the following alteration will b 8 made in the leading-lights ri the Grey Sixer Bar. viz : — When the depth on bar is less iban 10 ft, the red beacon lights" will not be shown, but the green lights will be shown from the white beacons. Two green lights on the white beacons and two red lights on the red. beacons wtll denote that there is over 10ft of water on the bar. None of the larger class of vessels should atempt to enter until the rsd lights go up. Charts, &c, affected: Admiralty Chart, No 2591 ; " New Zealand Pilot," sevent edition, 1901. Chap, x., page 371 ; '* Ne Zealand Nautical Almanac," 1905. pa 230 ■ ' HALL-JONES TO STJFFEKS FROM RHEUMATISM. , Why suffer from rheumatisni and i its attendant evils when a fair trial] of Rheumo will cure you, just as it : I has cured thousands of others. Liniments and plasters can never permantly cure, for the real cause of the. agony is to be found in excess of uric acid in the blood. Rheumo neu tralises and drives out these poison- 1 'ous acid accumulations, gives speedy relief, and ere long will effect a com plete cure. Mr E. M. Rudman suff ered from rheumatism for 21 years bufc Rheumo cured him. Chemists and storekeepers sell it at 2s 6d and, 4s 6d a bottle. ;