M ill IM.OT AND CO., **"—; Established 1865. WBtfLESALE WINE' AND BPIRI'I MERCHANTS, * Mackky Street, GREYMOUTH. CXCLUbIVE CONCESSIONAIRIES Burgoynes Wines, Te Mata Vineyards, Crawfqrd's Whiskey. —Etc., Etc,—
UNION' 'STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZIi^LAND, LTD., , PROPOSED BAILINGS FOR WELLINGTON (from Lyttelton) •Mararoa, Monday, Weduesday, Friday. ' ♦Maori, Tuesday," Thursday, Saturday. Passengers from (Joast connect with Maori- and berth reserved ysrhen booking at Greymouth. Connecting train leaves Christen urcb for Lyttelton 7.23 p.m. " . Throusli tickets issued to all ports, including rail and coach, via Otinl. . . j -^_^ WESTPORT, NELSON AND v;:^sINGTON (Prom Greymonth). Mapomika, Thursday, Bth Feb.. 9 p.m. (.Pictpn padsengera tranship to Pateenu at Nelson.) SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. *Manuka, Thursday, Sth February. fuesengera book«d tv all New Zea land and Australian ports. *WirplPSS Teleftraphy. r.iN^DA, AMF/wICA, LONDON et«., - )lA VANCOUVER Steamer from Auckland early. VIA SAN FKANCISCO. Steamer from Wellington early. ORIENT LINE of ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. Particulars upon application. • \ NOHOR LINE OF STEAM /\ PACKETS. REGULAR SAILINGS. Booking Passengers and Cargo to all New Zealand Ports. WESTPO-RT AND NELSON. Steamer early. NEW PLYMOUTH DIRECT. Steamer early. .__ * I'HTONK DIRKCT. Steamer early. " ONKHUNUA DIRECT. Steamer early. ' WANOANUI ' J)fKECT. Steamer early. TARAKOHK Dlli-KCT. Steamer early. FOR FREIGHT AND PASSAGE App'y to,— NANCARROW and L CO., * ■';■ : - ■ /■-■ '":Djcal"*AgentsV' v » . — — rjiHE J^EW 2] EAIIAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S J^NE. MODERN TWIN-SCREW PASMKNGER STKAMHRS. . FITTED WITH EVKRY COMFORT. It is intended until .further notice to despatch >i passenger steamer from time to time to a port in the United Kingdom. Return Tickets availahle hy P. & O. Line. Also from time to time, as opportunity offers. .FIRST CLASS INSULATED CARGO STEAMERS. .for particulars as to passages, freight, etc., Apply to: NANCARROW and CO., Agents. " Maokay Street, Greymouth. QHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION *^ COMPANY, LIMITED. THE DIRECT "LINE OF STEAM KRS TO LONDON, THE LARGEST PASS KNOER STEAMERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND TRADE. Frequent sailings by the following fine Twin Screw Passenger Steamers: fl ATHENIC 1 2,34 5 tons * CORINTHIC 12 f 343 tons ir: IONIC , 3 2,3..^ tous/ i ' TAINUI 10,000 tons A RAW A 10,000 tons Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. Passages front London can be arranged here. ■ , For full particulars and sailing .dates apply to the Agents— DUNCAN McLEAN, ■4% . Passenger and Freight Agents. "•-«•> ■'? ' GREYMOUTH. ■ OAL /lA,\| • OAt CO L ■\J\J:l\.\^ COAI | D SH ANN AH AN OOAIi MEXOHAJTT. 'FHOPfE JOl. .... HJfißßifiKT ST. HABON BTOUK BUPPLIEB Of I— bTATE COAL, U RUNNER COAL, LIVERFOQL UOAL. BLACKBALL OOAJL. .KOKlfi, 1'IKEWOOB; t FIBIS BBICKB. <i FIBB OLAX. h LIUB. OK DEBS TAKEN AT M Nell, riutclier, High BtTeet. J. Brown, Cab rioprietor, Bl»ketow» Co»l Bhooti, Ureiioß Street. OAe«. Herbert Street. Phome 101 Foe Pmmetsal »§UT«ry Bims Fbeme 101 owtSTi .... ...wgygw
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Grey River Argus, 3 February 1917, Page 1
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