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l EOKOLOGIC>^. PHASES OF THE MOONNOTEMBER. Last Quarter 3rd 7.5 p.m. New Moon 11th 3.35 a.m. First Quarter 19th 7.43 a.m. Full Moon ' 26th 1.12 p.m. Apogee 16th 1.48 m..a Perigee 2Sth 1.30 a.m. TIDES. * ~ HIGH WATER. November 30 — 0.40 a.m.; 1.2 p.m. SHIPPING NEWS PORT OF GBEYMOUTH ARRIVED. ARRWED— NOV. 30. Kahika, s.s., 1172 tons, Captain Holmes-Edge, from Lyttelton. SAILED SAILED— NOV. 30. Nil. m poet. Kamo, Ngakuta, Kahika (steam), SeuoTita (barqucntinc). Kowhai, s.s., was expected to leave Onchunga yesterday for Greymouth direct. She loads timber for Wellington. Kittawa, s.s.. is expected to sail today from Lyttelton for this port, and ivill bring any cargo that is offering. Kamo. s.s., sails this morning for Lyttelton with a cargo of coal. Poherua, s.s., is due about Saturday from Gisborne. On arrival she will load coal and general for Wellington. Kahika, s.s., arrived yesterday morning from Lyttelton and Westport. She loads coal and sails to-day for Wellington. Waimea, s.s.. is delayed. She now leaves Wellington to-morrow for Grey, via way ports, with 1 general cargo. On discharge of same she loads coal for Tarakohc Alexander, s.s., returns to Grey from Picton to load timber for Motueka. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS LONDON, November 29.— Sailed, from London for Sydney, Orsova, Devon, Cape Borda, and Mancsia; for Melbourne, Koranui. WELLINGTON, November 30.— Arrived at 9.20 a.m., Marama, from San Francisco. . WESTPORT MOTOR GARAGE AND ENGINEERING WORKS. PALMEBSTON STREET. OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS i Vulcanising a Speciality. Ford Accessories Stocked. Motor Tours Arranged Throughout the West Coast. Powerful Cars, Expert imvers, ESL J. KILKENNY. WESTPOET. 'Phones 165 and 168. »JHE PROGRESSIVE IRONIIONGEBS, WESTPORT, MARTIN AND CO., PALMEBSTON STBEET. Un~ Stock includes: — COOKING UTENSILS FABMEBS 1 BEQUISITEB CROCKERY CUTLEBT I : PAY US A VISIT OUB PBICES DEFY COMPETITION. J£ANIERI BAKERY. CONNOLLY AND BREEZE. r \ fSnccesaoTs to C *.amert.) TVfire to notify the Public of Hokitika, and Riirroundinpr districts thnt thpv tak#* nvrr the nbove bfikorr ov MONDAY NEXT, October 4. nnd ask for a continuance of thp liberal patTOTiapp piv«n to Mr Pfflhierf. Th* Bakphoupe will still be in chaTge of the hakfrr who has givrn so much sat- # isfaf.tion .to patrons in past yftaTs." Oond Rwoot, Wliolesomo Brond is {ruaranteed under rh*» new manaprPTnont. Prompt aud regular delivery assuredt