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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 59, 10 March 1906, Page 3

, TTNION' STEAMSHIP COMPANY ]l U OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited.) PROBABLE SAILINGS. WELLINGTON AND LYTTELTON. _____ Train Walnut | Mon | Mar 12 4.0 p.m. Wainui | Wed | Mar 14 8.0 p.m. Pateena I Thur I Mar 15 4.0 p m Wainui j Fri | M*r 16 | 8.0 pm. Pateena | Sat j Mar 17.. ~| 4 p.m. NELSON, WESTPORT, AND GREYMOUTH. ■ -■■ ■•-,,■■■■ .•. Train ♦Walnut | S»t | Mar 10' |. 4 p.n>. ♦Pateeua | Mon | Mar 12 I 8 p.m. Mapourika | Tues j Mar 13 | 8 0 p n ♦Nelson only. NAPIER, GISBORNE, AUCKLAND (from Pioton) Haupiri | Early. TARANAKIAND MANUKAU." (from Wellington.) Takapuna J Wed | Mar 14 j AUCKLAND, FROM WELLINGTON Talune | Mon | Mar 12 | MELBOURNE from WELLINGTON Warrimoo | Thurs | March 15 SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. Monowai | Sat | March 17 J SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON (via Auckland). Manuka f Thurs | March 15 | Agents for Canadian-Australian line. To Honolulu, Vancouver, Canada, United States and Europe. Agents for the Orient Pacific Line. FOR WELLINGTON. S.B. WAI-HI. WILL SAIL FROM GRIFFIN'S WHARF— ABOUT 17th INST. For Fieight apply, T W. ORR, Agent. W. AND G. TURNBULL k CO., Wellington Agents. FOR WELLINGTON. S.S. BLENHEIM. WILL leave OLODSTO N'S whArf— 'i .■-. -;: •■/..■> MONDAY, at 2.30 p.m. i For Particulars as to Passage and Freight apply— •••/ v W. E. OLOUSTON & CO., Agents.; FOR WELLINGTON. B.S. NGUNGUfeU TTTILLIeaveLEVIN'S No 1 Wharf— SUNDAY, at '4 a.m. y S.S. OPAWA. Will leave Levin's No. 1 Wharf— MONDAY, at 3 p.m. Weather and circumstances permitting For particulars aa to Pawnee »nc {freight apply —• T. EGKFORD, Agent, Italxrae's Boildinfirs. SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY (Limited), THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMBBS For Plymouth and London, Via Rio de Janeiro or Monte Video and Teneriffe, ■ SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION Roomy Cabins and Spacious Decks. Sailings (circumstances permitting): : gjH Date m n .y Name. |.a of IJ 0*1 >-f Leaving Pott' ♦Oorinthlc ... 12234 March 20 Well'g'n *Gotbio ... 7755 April 26 Well'g'n *lonio 12234 May 24 Well'g'n ♦Twin screw. ? Special facilities given to resident* In the Colony to bring out friends froar Home either, by pre-payment of passage money in New Zealand or by guarantees. '. ■■'"■ '. ■-•..■■■ :.: -~ ~' For full particulars *pply to the Agents^ ' :'; "'" •'■;•■' ■-.'•. ■■'..■ -.'..'. .-.■.■■ LEVIN » CO., Liuix-S. CLEARING UP BYAU C TION. mo ENABLE US TO COMPLETE- ' ■■ ■.•THE'.- ■■ ■ : CLEARANCE OF OUR SUMMER r* OODS UMMER VJTQQDS We have decided • TO SUBMIT THE BALANCE TO PUBMG AUCTION ON ■./ .' '' • FRIDAY NEXT/mARCH 16th'; AT 1.30 P.M. E. F. HEALY WILL HOLD THE SALE AT OUR STORE, RENWICK. This, will afford our Oast jm.ers and the Public generally, an excellent op* portuaity of sccariug First-class Drapery, B;ots, and general sundries at their owa prices. G. BABY & SON, RENWICK. OPENING NOTICE. ~ MR CLAUDE BALfc! TTAS opened an Up to-date Hair- -*--*- dressing Saloon, and hopes by strict attention to Business to receive^ a fair share of Public Patronage, NOTE ADDRESS 1Next to McKenzie's Stables. PELORUS SOUNDS. T7ISITORS will find pleasant quarters ▼ at Bplton Bay Accommodation House, Mahau. Terms, 6s per day 30s per week. OUR FOOTBALLERS' success at ] Home and the transcendent merits of STAND OUT TEA are the : most interesting topics of conversation fcoati town.—HORTON BROS,