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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16550, 14 May 1914, Page 1

RATES FOR ADVERTISING. For C»3h Only and Set Solid. Slants—All notices referring to .employment, not exceeding .12 words, Ib, and 6d for every additional 6 words. to Let or For Sale, not exceeding 12 words, Is each insertion, and 6d for every additional 6 words. __ , Wanted, when referring to Tenders m Amusements, 6 lincß or under, 29 w each insertion. „ _, Lost and Found, 6 lines or- under, 2s W each insertion. . ■ „ «. Birth. Marriage or Death Notices, 2s 6a Half-inch or under. , , _ Funeral Notices, 6 lines 2s 6d, ana for every additional 6 lines or fraction, 2s 6d. Memoriam Notices, 6 lines 2s 6d. anrt for every additional 6 lines or fraotion 2s 60. Notices respecting Sunday Services, i lines Is, and every additional 2 lines, Tip to ..i lines, Gd. . . fn all cases Double Rates will be charged for anv of the above advertisements wnen the cash does not accompany the order.

•HIPPING NOTICEB. ■ TNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OP tl NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. Steamers will be despatched as under (circumstances permitting)— Train; Cargo at WELLINGTON—p.m. Eailway. Maori Mon., Wed., Fri 7.40 11a.m. Wahine Tues.,Thur. 7.40 11a.m. Wahine Saturdays 7.40 10.30 a.m. ttAPIER, GISBORNE and AUCKLANDTarawera Sat., May 1G 10.30 10.30 a.m. . SYDNEY, via WELLINGTONMaunganui ' THIS DAY' 4 . 9a.m. DUNEDINTarawera . THIS DAY 12.10 9 a.m. HOBART AND MELBOURNE, via DUNEDIN AND BLUPP. Moeraki Fri. May 15 1.25 9 a.m. GREYMOUTH DIRECT (Taking Cargo for Hokitika)— • Karamu i Sat., May 16 9 a.m. NEW PLYMOUTH, WESTPORT AND GREYMOUTH (taking cargo for Hokitika), via Wellingtonfa viuni Sat., May 16 9 a.m. NELSON, NEW PLYMOUTH, PICTON and ONEHUNGA, via WELLINGTON— Corinna Mon., May 25 9 a.m. SUVA (FIJI), TONGA, SAMOANavua Wed.. Juno 10 from Auckland RAROTONGA AND TAHITI— Willochra May 22 from Wellington ialun* Tucb., June 2 from Auckland. •Proceeds to San Francisco. All Intercolonial and Island Steamers fitted with wireless telegraphy. Tickets available for Stopover or Return by Messrs Huddart, Parker and Co.'s gtoamers. . «..,''., Railway Tickets Cknstchurch to Lyttelton and from Wellington'to the principal North Island Stations maybe obtained at the Com-

pany's Christchurch Office. THE VANOOUVEB ROUTE, AUSTRALIA. NEW ZEALAND.CANADA, Via FIJI AND HONOLULU. s CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE. In Conjunction with CANADIAN-PACIFIC RAILWAY. Through some of, the Greatest SCENIC WONDERS of the World to all parts of CANADA, UNITED STATES, BRITISH ISLES and CONTINENT OF EUROPE. ROUND-THE-WORLD TOURS. In conjunction witfy all the Cipe, Sue*, China and Japan Lines, at Lowest Rates. STEAMERS WILL SAIL: From From Sfsamer Sydney. AuoMand. XIAGARA . 13,500 Juno 23 July 3 MARAMA . 7,000 July 27 July 31 MAKURA . 8.075 Aug. 24 Aug. 28 NIAGARA . 18,500 Sopt. 21 Sept. 25 •New, triplo-screw Bteamer, 13,500 tons reeister. . . , ~ ~ And at 2S days interval thereafter. All Twin-screw Steamers, equipped with {Tireless Telegraph. Pamphlets, Maps and all information faß6 ' UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD., Managing Agents. >OYAL MAIL SERVICE Li Via SAN FRANCISCO, lo ALL AMERICAN PORTS, BRITISH ISLES AND CONTINENT, Calling »t EAEOTONGA (Cook Group) an-i PAPEETE (Tahiti), as under, circumstances permitting:— From From Sydney. Wellington. Tons. 1913. 1913. WILLOCHEA 7784 May 16 May 22 TAHITI- 7585 June 13 June 19 MOANA 4000 July 11 July 17 Sailing at 28 days interval. Steamers equipped with wireless telegraph. Foi purtienkrs regarding passages and /.-eights apply mT^ . UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD.

PUBLIC NOTICES. ■W.3AL ECONOMY. " ADIES, have your last season's Jerseys, ■J Dresses, Costumes or Tweed Coats Dved a Seasonable Shade for Winter Use. "'l'nono 1818. G. C. VERE AND SONS, Umbrella Manufacturers, Dyers, 118. Armagh Street, next Colombo Street. Dyb Works, 403, Montreal Street. X ~WARBE, HOCKLEY AND CO., LTD.."" WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. '■ Australia-i 'Wines—all Best Kinds. Brandy, Geneva, Gin, Rum, etc. all , Leading Brands. Scotch Whiskies (guaranteed Highland malt), well matured in wood. Champagne, Burgundy, Claret, Port and Sherry—Speeially-aelocted Wines. Villa Company guarantees that all liquors eoM by it are "ABSOLUTELY PURE," and at prices to suit all customers. ASSORTED DOZENS SUPPLIED,