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Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue 252, 24 October 1919, Page 1

SHIPP IN G* (f TNJON STEAMSHIP COMPANY iU OF NEW (Limited). PROBABLE SAILINGS. . ~~ WELLINGTON. ■'" ~ ■ Train. Pateena, Thurs., October 23 4pm 'Pateena, Sat., October 25 4 pm Pateena, Tues., October 28 .4 pm Pateena, Thurs., October 30 4pm ~ NELSON. Pateena, Mon., October 27 4 pm Pateena Wed., October 29 4.pm October 31 4 pin LYTTELTON FIIOM WELLINGTON Daily Service (except Sunday.) ONEHUNGA (Direct). •.Steamer, early. NAPIER, GISBORNE, AND AUCKLAND. Mcnowai, October 28. ■ TyT>^EY~FROM .WELLINGTON. Mahcnb, October 28. ■ TONGA, SAMOA, AND FIJI: From Auckland. .Paloona, October 25^ ' . ' BAKOTONGA & TAHITI (Papeete). From Wellington. '[Tcfua, November 7* PAN ADA, AMERICA,~LONDON, eto From Auckland. Via Vancouver. - Niagara, November 4. From Wellington. Via San Francisco. 'Tofur-, November 7. Tickets must bo obtained at the •Company's offies prior to embarkation. FOR WELLINGTON. , 5.3. OPAWA. WILL LEAVK LEVIN'S WHARF. SATURDAY, at 5 p.m. sTsTwAIRAU. FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. ' ' For particulars as to Passage and (tfcoieht apply— b ■" * T. EGKFORD. Agent, Levin's Wharf. "iHAwT^'AVILL AND ALBION , ~.' '-ii^ v '.COMPANY', .LIMITED. ' ; ;: ' ; The Direct Line of Steamers to , '..'■' London via Panama. ; eiHE Largest Passenger Steamers . in the New Zealand trade. SAILINGS (circumstances per- . miiting). l ."*"" I ~ '■ ~~~. Date of Name Liona Com- Dept.t Final . ' raauder. 1919. Fort. 'JCorintlnc 12343 Hart |"Oct 23rd Wel'gf Xonic 12332 Hicixson Nov. Wel'«J Arawa 10000 Lewis Dec, Wel'g I 3920 Wel'g Athenic 12345 Crossland I Feb. •■gjainui 10000 Kelly | March; Wel'gJ Firsts Second, and Third Class. All intending Passengers must «oc«r<9 passports. • For full particulars apply to the Agtiit*— LEVIN & CO., LTD., DALGEJIT & CO., LTD. 3MW NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. l>irect Line to the United Kingdom, j via Panama Oanal. j ,- ■. ■ ■ ', -i 'OaHiiift at Colon, Kingston (Jamaica) and' Newport News. 'Large modern Twin Screw Passenger steamers with unsurpassed accommodation, HEMC/ERA, 11,500 tons, from Weilhigton, about November. .■SPA-PAROA, 8003 /tons, from Wellington, about 'December. mJAHINE, 11,000 tons, from Wel- • lington, about Januarj7, BIMUTAKA, 8893 tons, from Wellington, about January. ' BUA PEW J,. 9680 tons, from Wellington, about February. For 'further particulars apply— SS'.Z:. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY. CO., LTD. 'As Agents New Zealand Shipping Co., Ltd. AEHOGEN SAFETY GAS OHIHE invention of the Aerogen OL ' im/andescent gas lighting sytsem ife»ke« away the last- drawback to toouDtry life,, and makes the farmfcouse or country residence, no matter bow rwmote from town, as comfort- ',, J»bl« a dwelling place as any large oily mansion, for it brings incandescent gas, with all its advantages, to brighten existence and make life IWori h living. Th.ft leading features of the Aerogen Big;ht «re safety, simplicity, economy, tend brilliancy. A largo number of plants are now working in tliia and the adjoining districts vhicli are giving the greatest satisfaction. rjnsoiicited testimonials «on6t«nt.]y r(>ju:hing us. All installation guaranteed, and jaiidor the p( irsasial supervision of thei ■undersignedJ/VB. \. L.KSLIE. •• Alfred Street Bridge, Blenheim. Agent for Marlborough. ' oox 122 Telephone 150. GROCERIESnrji UYERS are invited to compare i Jls prices and test quality of g^ods at' Gasooigne's big value store. The ,«esult Appreciable savings for buyers and further increases ?n busitl^es us. 5 per cent.. coupons Issued ;.f,or ca-^V Goqds deliyered h^-i