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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12524, 17 March 1904, Page 1

ii imii in iim i rrrmiTrirT-iii i j i iiii ■!■■ i ■ i it—nr-^-it ni r , """ : ™ fl1 ™ Shipping. ■■'.'■", ■■''.. p|CEANIO STEAMSHIP' COMHllSSSSggjv KJ '.■ ■■ pant Kyi a a ™A.L iot - r : r^^ ; A. ii* 1j - ■ Splendid 6000-tou Sister Ships, . QIERRA, QONOMA. •yBNTURA. -■ Classed Al at British Lloyd's, v' The Only Twin-screw Steamers engaged m Trans-Paciflo Trade. . .'. •FASTEST TINE TO gYDNEY. Leave | Leave i Leave Arrive at Steamera AucklandiPiuigo 'lllono- San ■; ' JliSldiy- J_l!f l "S< > Jala. Fraiiciaco VENTUBA Mar ia'"~ Mor'aa " Mar 29 : 4 ' ' tl SIERRA ..Aprils Apr 12 Apr 1!) 'Apr SO ■"':, SONOMA ..Apr -i!»_ IMuy-S May 10 Mayj_o_J. ~ via" OT. T OUIS. ; The St. Louis Exhibition opens next May. and will he the Largest ever held. The Grounds cover 1200 acres, and already thousands of intending visitors from Europe have engaged passages by Atlantic Steamship Coin- ■ panies : J v\ ;^'. ; : -EXCURSION "DATES WOW QUOTED./ ■ T ONDON IN "97" BAY'S. Via ' .V; SAN FRANCISCO AND NIAGARA FALLS. •'■ •DOUND THE TS7-ORLD BY ANY J INF. BERTHING LISTS UP TILL JUNE NOW OPEN. , ■<~ "v 6000' TON TEAMEBS TO S YDNF ' Y ' AVERAGE TRIP, 31 DAYS. . . NEXT SAILING. SIERRA ... On or about March 21. Saloon Return Tickets good on the Homeward* Trip by Union Co. or 'Huddaxt-Parker. Steamers. . : .-' '" '•: ; ; For Faxes, etc.. apply . J . ! HENDERSON AND MACEABLANK, Fort-street, Auckland. ATOTICE TO SHIPPERS. taSttslilliSws Cargo for Shipment per VENTURA received at, tho Queen-street Wharf THIS DAY ONLY. Bills of Lading must be presented at the Office of Agents for signature before 6 p.m. NO CARGO RECEIVED ON SAILING DAY. Public Notice : No person will be allowed on board the Ventura without a pass from the agents Tyr ESS AG E RIE » ■■ MAE! T I'M s. SYDNEY TO LONDON, v ; a COLOMBO AND PARIS. Steamers of 0500 tons, under postal contract with the French Government, calling at MELBOURNE. ADELAIDE, FREMANTLE. COLOMBO. BOMBAY, SUEZ, and PORT SAID, will be despatched monthly as follows: Steamer. Com'a'd'r. Sydney Melb'rne, Adelaide, Noon. 1 p.m. 1 in - flceanien ... Guionnet [Mar 28 Mar SI Apr 2 Nera .. ..Chevalier Apr 23 Apr 28 Apr 30 ' Caledonian Mar cantetti May 2.1 May 20 May 28 Dumbest ..l — (June 20June 23. .Time2s Passage Money, £27 to £77, including table wines. Return Tickets at Reduced Rates. English spoken on board. For further 'particulars apply to .; HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE. : Auckland, i X Jl OR Ct A L E. The Well-known * INTERCOLONIAL CHAMPION YAOHT. ~,, RAINBOW. . • In.First-class Order. -Two Suits Sails (one by Ifitpthorne); moorings. Complete'-Cruising-Outfit, Very fully inventory. For particulars apply to \ G R A Y B R O 8., Wyndham-strfiet. Publications. THIS WEEK'S OBSE RV E It. X PUBLISHED TO-DAY. Cartoons, etc.: Dick and the Underwriters: Why They Reduced the Fire Premiums. That £20,000 Savings Bank Surplus: What is to be Done With It?—some suggestions. The Eyes of "Lands" are opened: His Trials on the North Auckland Roads. , A Mainstay of the World's Peace: King Edward's Attitude. The Hospital Board and its Fees; Cutting off its nose, etc. Mayor Mitchelsou on St. Patrick's Day. The Hubbub about the Voting Papers: Much Ado about Nothing, etc., etc.. etc. Free Lancings: Catching the Farmer: Richard's New Strategy. The Birth-rate Problem: Why Not a Tax on Bachelors? Board v. Lodges: A Sacrifice of Revenue. Respect for the Law: Are We Losing it? , Also, Chatty Personal Notes, City Gossip, the Financial World, Theatrical Doings, Turf. Bowling, Cricket. Aquatic, and Society News, etc fete. PUBLISHED TO-DAY. PRICE THREEPENCE. MiscellaneousAMERICAN Shoes for Ladies. Sale prices.British and American Shoe Store?, opposite Public Library. ______ AMERICAN Boots for Gents. Sale prices; see windows.—British and American Shoe Stores, opposite Public Library. _____ AMERICAN and English Evening Shoes. Sale prices.— and American Shoe Stores, opposite Public Library. AMERICAN Shoes for Ladies. Fresh goods. Sale prices.—British and American Shot) Stores, opposite Public Library. AMERICAN Shoes; Louis Heel; Button and Lace. Sale prices.—James Adams and Co., opposite Public Library. ■"■•■'■ GLUTEN BREAD, for Diabetes, and Acid UT Dyspepsia, Is ,a lb.-liadiield's Health Food Shop, Upper Queen-street. _■ LOST— That tired feeling on washing day for IJ the cost of 6d by using a tin ofWashine. _ „, ■ ... ' : , DEAR Little Shamrock" Plants (true) for U sale in. pots, is , each, at Mackay s, Seedsman and Florist, 195, Queen-street. DELICIOUS NUT STICKS, Is a lb. Nutritious and Digestible.—Health Food Shop, Upper Queen-street. . MRS. HARRIS, Psychic Reader and Clairvoyante, corner of Rose Read and Mac-kelvie-street (Ponsonby car). Hours, 2to 9. ENT.'S MACKINTOSHES AND ' OVERIT COATS-The Best Stock and the .Best Value in Auckland, newest shapes.—RutaHßßOOK AND BRIDGMAN. W NORTON TAYLOR. Spirit Medium. . Clairvoyant. Consulted Daily 2-6 p.m. By letter, fee ss— Federal Club Bonis, Wei-lesley-street. ' ' * "• ■ _ MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING-Largest, best and cheapest stock in. Auckland. See our wonderful 21b Colonial Tweed Suit — Rushbrook and Bridgman. __________ MADAME RANEE, Palmist, from India,— Fourth house on right, Hardinge-street, off Victoria-street West; 10 to 10, daily. FOUND- Washine. the New Compound for family washing; price, 6d tin. . PABST MALT EXTRACT builds up system: keeps it from breaking down. All Chemists, Is 6d per bottle. _______ GAILLEB'S MILK CHOCOLATE— __ Ask for those delicious 6d and Is Croquettes for the Theatre. They are the Ladies' Delight. Can now bo had everywhere. .. LADIES' JACKETS, CAPES, AND MACKINJj TOSHES-Splendid New Stock; Latest Styles, Keen cash prices.-RUSHBROOIv AND BRIDGMAN. ___________ LADIES' Winter Underwear.— shipment, direct from the manufacturers. Wool Vests. Natural and Merino Vests, Combination, etc. Choicest in town.—RuahbrooJand Bridgman. ■ -■; ALWAYS STUDY ECONOMY.-You are certain to get a relable Piano or Organ at our Warehouse at least 15 per cent, cheaper than elsewhere.—F. Moore and Co., 75, Queenstreet. ______ UNSURPASSED for tone, appearance, and durability, Jarrett and Goudge Pianos, at F. Moore and Co.'s. 75, Queen-street. BLANKETS, Rugs, Flannels, direct from the mills. Immense stock. AU makes and special value. Also shipment White ana Coloured Swanskin Blankets, warm and inexpensive.— and Bridgman. NEW GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS, Bonedust, Grass Manure, etc. Yates* Reliable Seeds, 190, Queen-street, Auckland. UNDOUBTED FACT-Best value in I'ianos and Organs (verified by thousands), at _\, liP«r<i ajtid Co.'s, 75, Queen-street,