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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 17038, 13 December 1915, Page 1

SHIPPING NOTICEB. HUDDART - PARKER, LIMITED (N.Z. Agents for tho Hebbum Colliery). Favourite Passenger Steainer s S»il »» nn " Stt (circumstmcoß permitting): — DUNEDIN— . . Westralia •Wed., Deo. 15 1.25 p-mjiram WELLINGTONVictoria Wed., Dec. 15 5.20 p.m. train W*stralia_Sat., Doalß 5.20 p.m. train NAPIER, GISBORNE AND AUCKLAND--Victoria Wed., Doc. 15 W^*? 1 ? (All cargo space engaged. Latest cargo p.m. Tuesday). . Westralia Sat., Dec. 13 5.20 p.m. train All steamers fitted with wire.ess. *».•»• Available for stop-over or return by Union Line, or -vice versa. . KINSEY AND CO., LTD., Agents Hereford Street, Chnstchurch. . 10MMONWEALTH AND DOMINION LINE, LIMITED. Head Offico: 9 and 11, Avenue, London, E.C. . . Deadweight Deadweight •St rof England Indralema 10,405 12,850 Star of Scot•SUr of Victoria land °'?™ 12,330 Mimiro . fr * ,4U ° •Indrapura 12,070 Star of Außtt *" oinn •Hawko'o Bay 11,950 Ha "'J™ •Makarinl 11,950 Port Lincoln 9,8"" •Indrabarah 10,050 Port Albans . »•»"» •MuriUi 10,920 PortMacquane 9,dw •Star of India 10,780 Port Omrtis B.a« *Nerehana 9,860 Port Kcmbla »,-"« •Whakarua »,860 Port PMe . ;»*" •Niwaxu 9,775 Port Augusta V"" •Marert 9,775 Port Hunter 7.20 U Port PhiUp 7,200 •Denote. Twin-wiw ZeftW for . j K h-cU9S steamers, /.♦niutions and. * e{rl : enginears. The Company's Steamer noted for the satisfactory condition in > «_: l-J _l_l ..J U„ fhftm 1! livered at port of destination. The Company is prepared to cairy *"» B " Meat, Dairy Produce. Wool and _^™* r . M Cargo at Lowest Current Ralos " l Frcient. For full particulars apply to KINSEY AND CO., LTD., Agonts, Christchurch. KAIKOURA. THE S.S. CYGNEff -will Sail fox Kaikoura on WEDNESDAY, tho. loth inst. (circumstances permitting), on arrival of the 7.50 p.m. train. Latest Cargo 11 a.m., WEDNESDAY. STEVENSON, STEWART AND CO. 211, Manchester Stret. GREYMOUTH DIRECT (taking Cargo for HOKITIKA).

S. OPOU RI. »J. Cargo 9 a.m. Goods. MONDAY, DECEMBER 13. REESE BROS., Agents., N.Z. EXPRESS COY., LTD., Port Agents. 8078 TEE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING 1 COMPANY'S LINE. To Plymouth Jw land passengers), and Jah>ion, ti* Mont* Video and Tenerifl* MOST MODERN PASSENGER STEAMERS „__..,. IN THE 80UTHEBN HEMISPHERE. Btearoer. I Tons. I From To Sail Ruapehu(a)* 9,880 Auckland I Dec. 15 Bainuer.%(2) 11,500 Wellington iJan. 4 Ruahine (2) 11.000 - |Jan 27 Rotorua (3) 11,500 - l-eb.2l Rimntaltaf2l 10,180 Mar. 23 (2) Twin Screw. (8) Triple Screw. 'No Passengers. __ ACCOMMODATION K NOT SURPASSED BY ANY OTHEB LINE. Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. lM. P §ufIREFORD STREET. Ohristchnreh. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S EASTERN CANADIAN STEAM SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND. UNDER CONTRACT with the Canadian Government, the following Steamers will SAIL from MONTREAL or ST JOHN for ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE, SIDNEY, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, L.TTTELTON DUNEDIN:WAIWERA, 6237 tone, November 80th. WAIMATE, 8578 tons, January 25th. To be followed by other First-class Steamers each Month. For Rates of Freight and othor information * PP THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. 918, Board of Trade Buildings, Montreal. 154. Hereford Street. Christchurch. N. 28 SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION CO., LTD. THE LARGEST PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND TRADE. ROYAL MALL STEAMERS ftt: LONDON with Superior Accommodation for all ' classes of Pasaengers, calling at Monte Video and Teneriffe. ALL TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, fitted with C. 0.2 PATENT FIRE EXTINGUISHER. Vowel. Tons. From Date. KIA ORA* ) 6,568 (Wellington Dec. CORINTHIC I 12,281'Wellington IJan.]3 TAINUI j 10,000 Wellington |Feb. 10 ' I —. Wellington Mch. 9 ARAWA ! 10,000 Wellington Aprl.6 ' *No Passengers. All Steamers fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. DALGETY and CO., LIMITED, NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO.. LTD.. Joint Agents. PUBLIC NOTICES. WHEN you aro asked to Pass the Mustard For some appetite to tickle, Don't forgot to "Tiind your friend Of the Delicious MILITARY PICKLE, i MISS CLOUGH. LADIES' TOILET BOUDOIR, Stewart Dawson's Buildings, High Street. SAJRDRESSING 3s 6d, Cutting and Singeing Is, Course Vibratory Hair Massage 10s 6d, Face Massage 2s 6d, Manicuring Is. PP HARNESS. THE WIND. BE Wind provides the Cheapest Power . obtainable Are you making use of it? lnstal a "Titan" Windmill and you'need have no further anxiety about your water supply. It requires no attention beyond an occasional oiling, and works in the lightest wind. Write for free descriptive booklet to T. DANES, Lichfield Street, Christchurch. FP HOME KNITTING DEPOT. LADIES' OUTFITTER. ,'SEFUL ' Gifts for Christmas and New > Year, Fancy, Plain and Linen HandlceTohiefs, Muslin. Silk and Radianta Frock?, Bonnets, Hats, Bibs, Underwear, Plain and Fancy Hosiery, Silk and Lisle Hose, Homo Knit Stockings and Socks. Best Quality, Beßt Wear- Agent "Pauline Rehab,o" Paper Patterns. Mrs PALMER, 735, Colombo Street. Telephone 1279. CELIA HANDKERCHIEFS in Christmas Letters.—For enclosing in your Christmas letters, nothing- could be more desirable than these exquisite little French Handkerchiefs hand embroidered, m the sweetest, designs blue birds, floral wreaths, etc., and in unchangeable boiling colours. Prices: lOd 2s 6d, 3s lid. ts lid in sheerest linen. Another easily posted gift is a French Veil—these in nil the latest meshes at from Is 3d to as 6d yard or length. Inspection invited at No. 6, "Royal Exchange Buildings. 2 RJ2CRUITS WANTED For CAPTAIN C H. MATTHEWS'S SCHOOL OF MILITARY TRAINING. WHERE those about to enlist will obtain a short and efficient course of training qualifying them to take commissioned and uon-commissioned rank upon going into camp. The course embraces Squad Drill. Platoon Drill, Company Drill, Pnymoa! Drill Arms Drill, Musketry, Bayonet Fighting, Military Law and Regulations, Organisation and Administration, Topography, Signalling, Elementary Field Engineering. Private training ground, ammunition and all necessary equipment provided Classes now being formed. JOIN M)\\. Consult and obtain P^fPCf 1 "" from CAPTAIN MATTHEWS. St Elmo, Hereford Street. Interviews, noon to 3 p.m., 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.