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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17523, 5 July 1917, Page 1

HATES FOR ADVERTISING (For Cash only 'and Set Solid). Wants-All notices referring to employment not exceeding 12 words" Is, and 6d lor ©vory additional six words. ; >: To Let or For Sale, not exceeding 12 words, la each insertion, and Cd for every additional six words. • Wanted, when referring to Tenders or Amusements, i-inch or under, 2s bd oacn insir.ion. ' ■ "■ . .j •.■ . iost and Found, *-mch or under, 2s Gd eacn 3irth,"Ma"rriage or Death Notices, 2s Gd i-inch or under. Funeral Notices, J-hich 2s 6d, and for every cddiional 1-inch or fraction, 2s Gd. Vlemoriuin Notices, J-inch 2s Gd, and lor every additional i-inch or fraction, 2s 6cl. notices respecting Sunday Services, •! unes Is, <ind every additional 2 lines up to 12 lines, Gd. •.„ ~■-•*•, , In all case? double rates will be charged for anv of the above advertisements v/Jion tho cash dees no 1 accompany the order.

SHIPPING NOTICES. UNION STEAM SBTP MWk$X OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD. Steamers will bo do'patchad as under (cirfeUmstaHCos .pernpttiagV.— _ —~ ■" ■:■'." ■, Train Carsto at ~ '^hv^'^lOim Maori Tue-.,Thurs.,'btt, C.oo 111 a.m. iVo Cai/o dv Jjlaari, bat., . t,a Jnij. jR GISBORNE and AUUrvWUNU— Jlouowai •'• -Wed., 18th July G. 20 J a.m. ~ via "WELLINGTON. Corinna Thj£_P.H = ? *f' ill bo at regular intnrva'i tor the following nlaeos:— SYDNEY via COOK STRAIT. RAROTONGA and TAHITI. FIJI TONGA a-ISAMOA inXi HONOLULU and VANCOCJVFR SAN FRANCISCO. AMERICAN POINTS. BRITISH IPLFS. ca'ling «t KAROTONGA and PAPEETE. All Vancouver, San Francisco, Inter-olmaial and Island Steamers fitted with Wireless Telosrraphy. Tickets avai'ablo-for stop-over or return by Huddart-Parker Co.'s steamers. Railway Tickets. Christchurch to Lyttellon, and from Wellington to the principal North Island Stations may be obtained at lie Company's Christchurch Office. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. No Cargo will be received at the Railwavs for shipment, by steamers unless space has been booked previously and shipping notes indorsed accordingly. ONION STEAM 1 SHIP CO., OF N.Z., LTD. Ol LYTTELTON-WFLLINGTON FERRY SERVICE. OWING to the withdrawal of the Second Expreti« Train from the South the Ferry Stearcers will take their departure from Lytlelton for Wellington as tinder:— Mnori by 1.55 p.m. train from ChriFtchurch, Mararoa »y 5.20 p.m. train from Christchurch. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. SfPHE "ALL RED" ROUTE. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALANDCANADA. CANADIANrAUSTRALASIAN R.M. LINE In conjunction with the Canadian Pacifio Railway. Steamers will bo Dispatched at Regular Intervals. Through seme of the GREATEST >F.RS of 'ha World, to All Pnr'e of CANADA, UNITED STATES and BKITT C H TRLES. AROUND THE WORLD TOURS, In conjunction with all the Cape, Sues China and Japan Lines, at Lowest Rates PASSPORTS. TVaTclkrs to any place outside the Donrit»'V n v c reminded <ha* Jt is adripab'e to ob:*:n Pas*ports, and that it is necossary to rni« fi"'' 7 application to tho Government *\ them, Al' Roturn f>*d Round Tour Tickets interchangeobifl wi*h Union S+eam Ship Company's R.M. Line. Pamphlets, Maps and all information Free. UNION B.S. CO OF N.Z., LTD., Managing Agents. . PUBLIC NOTICES. ARTMAN RED HAND BRAND ANTTA CORROSIVE PAINT Surpasses all others for Protective Qualities, Durability and Appearance. For use on Iron, Stows, Wood, Plaster, etc. FRANK GRAHAM AND SON, 107, Hereford Street, Commercial Union Assuranco Company, Ltd.. Agents. FP • FARMERS PLEASE NOTE. SUPERPHOSPHATE. '~\TE have a Shipment of High-grade JAP .V SUPER, arriving shortly, due about 26th June. Early application necessary. Take advantago of this opportunity, as freights are getting difficult to secure. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., 4161 108, Cashel Street. MILITARY TRAINING SCHOOL. *1 76. Hollv Road. 'Phone 4155. The Next Course commences on TUESDAY EVENING, the 10tb inst.. at 7.15 "m. All Reservists likely to be called this vear are advised to join this class. The number that ciia Dv taken i- i.iU.Kj. an« tue ci-.as .a -i'idly filling. Send immediately for prospectus f>i interview Principal, CAPTAIN C. H. MATTHEWS.