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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7844, 23 May 1904, Page 4

Phases of the Moon. {Calculated for New Zealand Mean Tim e ). . MAY. Last Quarter, 7tli, at 11.20 p.m* New Moon, 15th, at 10.2S p.m. First Quarter, 22nd, at 9.49 p.m. Full Moon, 29tli, at 8.25 p.m.' Sun rises, 6.46 a.m. ; sets, 4.48 £.m. Moofl rises, 1.16 a.m. ; sets, 2.16 p.m. ; Shipping News. ( . POET OF WELLINGTON. AE.EIVED. Saturday. Rotoiti from Onehunga and New Plymouth. Nambucca from Blenheim. Moeraki, from Melbourne, Hobart and South Te Anau from Ciyttelton. Trafalgar, barqu9, from Philadelphia Huia from Wanganui. jilapourika from \\ est Coasb a,nd Nelson. Din-jadee from Greymouth, SUNDAY. Penguin from Nelson and Picton. Himitangi from East Cotst. Aorere from PAtes. Monowai from Dunedin and Lytteltoa Jlumara, from 1 yttelton. Eotomahana from Ljtfcelfcon. Koonya from Southern ports. Storm bird from Wanganui. ' SAILED. SATURDAY. Star of Australia, for Lyttelton, Moaraki for Sydney. Nambucoa tor Blenheim Te Anau for Lyttellon. Wa'nui foi Nelson and West Coast. ' SUNDAY. Eotoiti for Nelson, New Plymouth and Onehunga Wabatu for Port Robinson, Kaikouia and Lyttelton. . ' By Telegbaph. London, May 20. ' - Arrived—Norfolk, from Wellington. Sailed—Ariel, for Lyttelton. Brisbane, Maj 21. Arrived—Aorangi, from Vancouver. Sydney, May 21. Arrived—Pelotas, barqentine from Greymouth. Newcastle, May 21. Sailed -Eiver Boyne, barqentine, for "Wellington. Sydney, May 22. Sailed—at 7 p.m. yeterday, Warrimoo. Melbouene, May 22. Arrived —Moana. A Eevolution in Dress-Gutting. The greatest discovery of the age. An invention o£ 1903-4. TVTRS TEAILL, teacher of Imperial ■"■*• Bystem. Classes held Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. 10 to 12 and 2 to 5. The system inoludes "6 "-shaped coats, children's dresses oi every design, five collars, underskirts, cross bolts, tea and morning gowns or wrappers to be learnt in one lesson ot two hours. Lessons free of charge at any time. Seduced charges to school girls. Highest class of work executed. Trimmings of all desoriptionß specially taught: Ladies invited to inspect work at any hour. Ladies may join the classes at any time. Classes held Oddfellows' Hall, Cubastreet, Mrs Traill has had considerable experience in this art, and pupils n?ay rely on a competent teacher. "the cosmopolitan Hairdressing Saloon, MAIN-STREET "WEST, near Square. L. BITTLiMEYEE, TTAIRDRESSER, Wigmaker, Tobac- -"• conist, Perfumer. Every conceivable kind of hairwork made to order. Best workmanship guaranteed. A great variety of cigars, cigarettes aud tobacco stocked. Also,-splendid assortment of pipes, cigarette and cigar holders. English, German and French perfumery and soaps. Ladies' room attached. Branch business next Mr W. Mugridge, Chemist, Terrace End. TEE EEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FAOTOEY. [j^E^ZEAUVMD j . Always keep pace with the Times, AND have just completed the altera- ■•**■ tion and fitting of their .KEW PREMISES IN THE BtiYAL HOTEL BUILDINGS. YOU ABE INVITED TO INSPECT this' . UP-TO-DATE SHOP, With an entirely new stock of MEECEBY, HATS, CLOTHING. LADIEB', CHILDREN'S, AND .' . MEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES. MANAWATU STANDARD BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM ON CO IST