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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 93, 17 March 1927, Page 2

Gifford moore, ongley & TREMAINE, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Palmerston North. Money to Lend on Approved Securities at Current Rates. 81a RANGITIKEI STREET, Palmerston North. /CLAYTON AND JJOBINSON, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, 47a Rangitikei Street, _ Op. Grey Street. Money to Lend on Approved Securities at Current Rates. H. T JJICKSON, A*N.Z.I.A., REGISTERED ARCHITECT, WALDEGRAVE’S BUILDING, Box 427, Phone 5469. A. R. A LLEN ' A.N.Z.1.A., _ REGISTERED ARCHITECT, gPOONER’S BUILDINGS, Rangitikei SStreeJ;. Phone 8574, AKLEY, TNNES & Q BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. MONEY TO LEND At Lowest Current Rates pn Town and Country Securities. J. P. INNES, Notary Public. pETERSEN (Successor to E. 0. Hurley),-■ SOLICITOR, Clarendon Buildings, the Square. Money to Lend on Freehold Securities * at Lowest Current Rates. H. G. F letcher ' BARRISTER AND. SOLICITOR, Carroll’s Buildings, Cuba Street, Palmerston North. Money to Lend in Sums to Suit Bor« rowers. Lowest Current Rates. J OHN R. D A.N.Z.1.A., REGISTERED ARCHITECT, ’ 0 Y L Y, State Fire Buildings .(Phone 5578). (Ernst V. West, A.N.Z.1.A.) L. G. W Et * S" NREGISTERED ARCHITECTS, 24 KING STREET. Phone 5136. JACOBS & Q.RANT, , ‘BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, BEIT’S BUILDINGS, 21 Rangitikei Street.

THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD.-To the United Kingdom via. Panama., Canal. Large Mo-dern’’’Twin-screw Passenger Steamers with Unsurpassed Accommodation. Steamer JRIMUTAKA.. t*RUAHINE... JRUAPEHU.... t*ROTORUA... fREMUERA.. RUAHINE RUAPEHU From Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Lyttelton About, 1927. Sat., Mar. 12, at daybreak. April 2d. April. •June 18. July. 16. Sept. 10. April 23. *Oil Fuel. fCalls off Pitcairn Island, subject to weather conditions permitting. Saloon. Return Tickets are interchangeable with P. & 0. and Orient Lines (via Suez), C.-A. and Union Lines (via Canada and America), or Aberdeen and Blue Funnel Lines (via South Africa). For further particulars, apply BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, LTD. Palmerston North, Dannevirke, Feilding, Marton : Agents. S.S. “KENNEDY” Leaves (circumstances permitting). FOR FOXTON, LYTTELTON FOR FOXTON, EARLY. Agents: Palmerston N., R. W. Priest (phone 5275); Feilding, Hodder and Tolley, Ltd. Levin and Co., Ltd., Fox’ton and 'Wellington. CANTERBURY STEAM SHIPPING CO., LTD. S.S. “CALM,” S.S. “STORM,” S.S. . “BREEZE,” S.S. “GALE,” And another vessel to arrive. Regular and Direct Coastal Cargo Service between Bluff, Dunedin, Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, Picton and Wanganui. For particulars of freight and cargo space apply to C. F. MILLWARD AND CO., Agents, Wanganui.

TO CANADA, UNITED STATES AND EUROPE. 3 OYAL MAIL SERVICE, ,via Vancouver and San Francisco. Regular Fortnightly Sailings. Sailing dates and fares on application to the agents: —-M. A. ELIO'IT, LTD., Palmerston North, or UNION STEAM SHIP CO., OF N.Z., LTD. DON’T MISS MIGHTY CANADA! TRAVEL VIA CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY In Conjunction With CANADIAN - AUSTRALASIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE TO VANCOUVER, B.C. Immeasurable happiness is yours every mile along this glorious scenic route. The majestic Rockies ! Vast canyons! Mighty rivers lakes and forests 1 An ever-chang-ing panorama, which includes Sicamous, Lake Louise, Banff, Niagara Falls, historical Quebec, and other famous beauty spots. REACHED BA' TRAINS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. No less than 13 superb C.P.R. Hotels bid you welcome. Daily, trans-continental all-steel trains arrive at and depart from Vancouver. Travel from New Zealand on R.M.M.S. Aorangi or R.M.S. Niagara, and over the Atlantic to England by Canadian Pacific Steamships in one of the luxurious Empress or Monoclass Steamships. Reservations made on Sleeping Care, Hotels, and Atlantio Steamers. For descriptive pamphlets and full particulars apply to any offico of the Union Steam Ship Company of_ N.Z., Ltd., Thos. Cook and Son or A. W. Essex, Passenger Manager for N.Z., N.Z. Shipping Co.’s Building, Quay Street, Auckland. HE extent of the sal* of article* 1 depends largely on how well their merits are made known through the medium of an advertisement la the “Manawatu Standard.*'