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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15267, 31 March 1910, Page 1

BHIPPIW& NOflOFfi, rjpHE HUDDART - PARKER LINE. Favourite Passenger Steamers leave Lyttelton as under (Circumstances Dormitting)— WELLINGTON and SYDNEY— U.imaroa, 6000 tons, Thursdav, March 31st, 5.25 p.m. train. All Tickets available for stop-over or return by Union Line, and holders of Union tickets may travel by Huddart-Parker Lino. XINSEY AND CO., Agents. Offices: Federal Chambers, Hereford Street. | NOTICE TO PASSENGERS | FOR WEST COAST PORTS U.K. ' S.S. DEVON. ' T ATEST Train for Passovers by the i above Steamer, 2.45 p.m. from CHRISTCHURCH, THIS DAY, THURSDAY, MARCH 31st. KINSEY AND CO., Agents. Offices: Federal Chambers, Hereford Street. S SHIRE LINE OF STEAMERS. ~IHE Powerful Steamship BUTESHIRE ■ (9000 tons), Captain W J. Page, Will be despatched from WELLINGTON (Final Port) TO LONDON, sth APRIL. Passage Money: Saloon, 40 guineas per Adult. Doctor and Stewardess carried. For further information apply to Managing Owners, TURNBULL. MARTIN AND CO., 8136 1, Crawford Street, Dunedin. COMBiNY S LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FOR LONDON, Via Monte idoo, TeuerilTe and. Plymouth. BEST ACCOMMODATION. For all Classes of Passensrers. SPECIALLY FITTED WITH CLAYTON'S PATENT FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. Pftparoa* I 8,880 Lyttelton jMarch 31 Rimntaka't j lu.Ui) IWellington iAnril7 Turakiua't I 10.&30 ' llaV* 5 Tcniranr"* j 10.192 i <Mk/ 31 Rnahino* 42.000 I Ju:ro SO Twin screw. tColls at Rio 159. Hereford Slreofc Christehure Q S. MONICA will Leave Lyttelton on ar<J' _ rival of 6.15 p.m. train from ChristFEIDAY (Preceding the Race), Returning shortly after Race on Saturday. (Weather permitting-.) A limited number of Tickets available. RETURN TICKETS (including view of 1 ss. Pevsaqc only Return ~a Gd. Race only £'l. KARL JOOSTEN AND CO., 111, Hereford Street, 9321 „ And at Lyttelton. OKAINS AND LITTLE AK.AJ..OA. "1 S. MONICA wi.'l NOT run to Okains ■ ->• and Little Akaloa on SATURDAY, April -2nd. KARL JOOSTEN AND CO., Agents for T. Kempstalk and Co., 141, Hereford Street, And at Lyttelton. REDUCED FARES. CHAMPIONSHIP SCULLING MATCH. ARNST v. WHELCH. AKAROA. 2nd APRIL, 1910. THE S.S. CYGNET - will leave LYTTELTON FOR AKAROA on FRIDAY EVENING, Ist APRIL, On arrival of the 6.15 p.m. train from Christchurch, leaving Aknroa or. return on SUNDAY, APRIL 3rd. at 4 p.m.. catching 9.13 p.m. train to Christchurch, thus giving excursionists Two Days at the Favourite Holiday Resort. RETURN FARES: Adults, 7s Gd. Children, is. THE S.S. CYGNET will FOLLOW THE RACE. Tickets aro now available for admission on Board at 10s each to all parts. Early application advisable to PITCAITHLY AND CO., Christchurch. Or W. D. WILKINS AND SONS, 9271 Akaroa. FOR KAIKOURA (Weather and other circumstances per rjPHE S.S. CYGNET will Sail, as above oi i arrival of the 5.25 p.m. train from Christ church, on THURSDAY, 31st INST. Cargo at Railway till Noon Thursday. 3306 PITCAITHLY AND CO. PUBLIC NOTICES, TOURIST AGENCY. ! Ist, 2nd or 3rd-class Tickets iseued at i Lowßßt Rates Obtainable. NO COMMISSION CHARGED. Before Booking for Europe, Asia, Africa ol America, consult Cook's Sailing List (mailed free), for RATES, ROUTES and DATES. Agents. J O. TAMESON AND CO. 6HAREBEOKERS, 161, Hereford Street. QFFICES, SAMPLE ROOMS, ETC., TO LET. THE " TIMER " CHAMBERS, Gloucoater Street, nearly opposite "LyttoHon Times" Coy., Ltd., and adjoining Now Tneatro. For terms, etc., apply MANAGER. 271 "Lyttelton Times" Coy., Ltd. ABUNDANT SUPPLIES. COAL—29s Cd PER TON DELIVERED. NUTS—22s Gd PER TON DELIVERED. MIXES WITH AND IMPROVES BI'IUMIiNOUS COALS. In the event of difficulty in otaininjr supplies, or for information re economy in using, ring up or write to the Christchurch Representative, W J. CARDEN, FP4221 P.O. Box 596. WANTED KNOWN. T WILL SAVE YOU MONEY TO GET YOUR TYRES SET AT MOOR ANL CO.'S, COACHBUTLDERS, _ 53, Victoria Street. X 4303 ■CKfid GIVEN AWAY-VARNISHINE, <h/O\J\J the Brilliant Polish for Tan Boots and Linoleums; easiest, quickest, brightest,. Particulars in each Gd tin. All Q. g !