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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13353, 6 December 1906, Page 1

Shipping _____ QCEANIC g g QOMPANY. nl A. AND A. L ISB SAILINGS. , I Leave Artire at Mail Steamer. Auckland Huno ' f^co. ■ Auckland | in in, Francisco. London VENTURA Dec -21 'jail 1 Jan 7 J. a , 9 SIERRA ... Jan 11 Jan 22 Jan 28 Feb 9 SONOMA .. Feb 1 'Feb 12 Feb 18 War I 1907 K ATES IN 1907 AVE WILL ISSUE TICKETS TO LONDON AND BACK. GOOD ONE WAY BY ANY OF THE UNDERMENTIONED COMPANIES. P. AND 0., ORIENT LINE. M.M. N.D.L., ABERDEEN WHITE STAR LUND LINE. S.S. AND A. CO. N.SS.S. CO. PASSAGE MONEY FROM £50. JAXCURSION TO JJONOLULU. There and back, with Hotel Expenses included in price of ticket, at low rates. The return portion of ticket is available by steamers of the C. and A. Line (all-red route). LOWEST RATES TO CANADA AND AMERICA. pOUND rpRIPS TO QHINA AND - JAPAN. VIA HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO. TO gYDNEY. SIERRA—Due. Leaves about 24 hours after arrival. Apply for descriptive pamphlets, lares, etc., to OCEANIC S.S. CO., Cor. Queen and Custom Sts., Auckland. 4 Or, Agent any Port. AGERIES TIMES. SYDNEY-TO LONDON, via COLOMBO AND PARIS. Steamers of 6500 tons, under postal contract with the French Government, calling at MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, FREMANTLE, COLOMBO, BOMBAY. SUEZ, and PORT SAID, will be despatched as follows:— . * Steamer. iCom'a'd'r., Sydney Melbo'rne Adelaide | noon I p.m. j 1 p.iu Arm'dßehic Guionnet'Doe 3 Dec fl DecS V. de Ciotat Combe Dec 31 Jan 3 Jan 5 Nera ..Schmidt Jan -JS Jan -1 ■ j Feb '1 Duinbea .. Boyer Feb 20 Feb 23 [Mar i Passage Money, £25 to £75, including table wines. Return Tickets at Reduced Rates. English spoken on board. For further particulars apply to HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE. S. s - H IBBEE - Uk&Mj&i FOR WAIROA SOUTH AND MARAETAL Leaves Northcote Ferry Tee LEAVES AUCKLAND: Leaves avaieoa: — Thurs., 6th, 9.30 a.m. Mon., 10th, 10 a.m. Tues., 11th, 2 p.m. Wed., 12th, 12 noon. Thurs., 13th, 5 a.m. HOWICK AND TURANGA CREEK. Leaves auckland: leaves tubanga creek : Fri., 7th. 8 a.m. • Fri., 7tli, 11 a.m. Thurs.. i3th, 2 p.m. Fri., 14th, 5.30 a.m. Fri., 14th, 2.30 p.m. ' . ; • MIRANDA. % leaves auckland: Leaves MIBANDA: tSat., Bth, 6.30 a.m. Sat., Bth, 12 Noon ,£.< *Fri., 14th, 2.30 p.m. Sat-., 15th, 6.30 a.m. iy. tCargo for Kiawa and New Brighton only: "Cargo for Miranda only. ( Weather and other circumstances permitting. DEVONPORT FERRY COMPANY. | Telephone 284. Agents. r F0 R >KAIp AR A. • The" Schooner ' BRAVO in f iiinow receiving Cargo at Quay■gaMtmeawM at. No. 4, and will leave this week. , ,» — i Apply to T. HENDERSON, Endean's Buildings. ■Ci-a. 17 OR HOKIANGA. — The S&SjSss. J- Auxiliary Schooner MAY HOWARD will take in Cargo for Hokianga TO-DAY. and wfi49fiK3S®«» leaves on SATURDAY NEXT. —For freight, apply to T. JONES, Master, on board. rpHOS. QOOK AND gON I twnj (Chief Office, Ludgate Circus, r-— —■* London). GENTS FOR ! ! gEND FOR " QOOK'S RAILING j^IST" j (Posted Free), Giving | FARES AND 1907 SAILING DATES By 1907 Orientpacffic' Co.' 1907 Mess. Maritimes Passages North German Lloyd Passages Passages A. and A. Line Passages Passages Can.-Australian Passages Passages N.Z. Shipping Co. Passages Passages Shaw, Savill &A. Co. Passages Passages China Lines Passages Aberdeen Line 1907 SMS: 1907 SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OFFERED. No Booking Fees. Assistance En Route. QHOICE OF J^INES. Special offers cabled for of Cabins by DIFFERENT LINES, choice being given to Passengers after inspection of plans at our Office. At this busy season this is a unique advantage. BOOK NOW FOR BEST BERTHS. QOOK'S gHIPPING QFFICE, 62. QUEEN-STREET. Miscellaneous. I A DIES Wanted to Make a.nd Trim Your J Own Hats; Is lesson.—Madame Andraed, care of Roberts, Draper, opposite Howe-street, Newton. CI OX. the Hatter's, for Cleaning Panamas ' and other Hats.— Hat Repairing Factory, Karangaliape Road. R SALMON AND SON, Our Butchers, still • lead as First-class Meat Suppliers. If yon are dissatisfied elsewhere, give us a trial. Prices to suit all. MRS. HARRIS, the Inspirational Medium, 19, Picton-st., Ponsonby.—Hours, 2 to 9. Handwriting carefully delineated. Circle, Friday,' 8 p.m. HEALTH FOODS—For the convenience of our Numerous Customers, we have opened a Shop in His Majesty's Arcade. Madam e dolgourelli. THE FAMOUS CLAIRVOYANT, 14, H.M. ARCADE. SIBYL, Clairvoyant and Psychometrist, No. 6, Severn-street, IChyber Pass Road. Hours, 2 till 8 p.m.; Saturday. 2 till 5 p.m. COUNTRY Visitors to the Show.—lt will VV pay you to buy your Saddlery at J. Mackey's, 45, Albert-st. G FOSTER, Cabinetmaker, Wakefield-st., • can save you money 011 every article of Furniture. Inspection invited. PERIODIC PILLS, 2s 6d; Extra Strong, 4s 6d. 'lhe most certain medicine for all irregularities. Full directions with each box Post free anywhere for amount in stamps. — Russell, Chemist (by exam.), Post Office Pharmacy, Upper Symond«-Btreet, Auckland PRICKS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.— The E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. 8. Coldicutt. Manager. Near lI.M Theatre WORMS.— Harrison's Worm Specific safe, sure, effectual; price, Is 6d.—Woollams, Chemist, Queen-street^ PIG FEED— have a Cheap Line of Peas for Sale.—Arthur Yatos and Co., 19*. Queen-st. SEED MAIZE | Special Quality. SEED MAIZE | SEED MAIZE I Splendid Grain. ROBERTSON BROS.. Seed and Grain Merchants, Upper Symonds-st. GARDENING Gloves, Spades, Digging and Hand Forks, Trowels. Lawn Mowers. Hand Cultivators, etc- — At Mackay's, 195. Qaeen-street. WINE FOR INVALIDS. JOHN REID AND CO.. Family and Hospital Wine Merchants, Telephone, 1931. . 43 and 45, Fort-st.