."';'/-' ';- Shipping. ■'.■■V-- ' 'X'-* : '\ ■ rUNADIAN - A USTRALIAN .' TJOTAL 1 M AIL^ L INE. , HHHE dCENIO "DOUTE .' TO AMERICA AND T7UROPE. . SAILINGS FROM AUCKLAND FOR ; ' • AMERICA. ,-/':, - ; /■ „, _ „ • lifiaveAuck. Arr. Van. MARAMA . -■-.. Oct 27 Nov. 14 MAKUBA . Nov 24 Deo./ 12 ZEALANDIA ... '.'.'. Dec. 22 ; Jan. 9 And every 28 Days Thereafter. Nest Sailinsr from Auckland for Sydney. , MAKURA. OCTOBER 24. All twin-screw and equipped with wireless telegraph. ■• , - ■• ./ Round-the-World Tours arranged in connection with all Home Lines. , / Pamphlets. Maps, \ and all information free. ; UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z.. LTD., . . Managing Agents. HU DDAR T-P A-RKE'B LINE. FAVOURITE PASSENGER SERVICE. Circumstances permitting, Steamers will Sail as under:-— > <, - _ FOR SYDNEY. ■ " * : VICTORIA | Monday | Oct. 161 5.30 p.m. Cargo received until 5 p.m. t'ULIMAROA I Friday I Oct. 13 I (from Well.) FOR GISBORNE. NAPIER." WELLINGTON. LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN. J 'A WIMMERA j Tuesday ! October 17 | 3 p.m. Cargo received until noon. . - FOR MELBOURNE VIA SOUTH AND HOBART. / fULIMAROA ■ ■ . | Thurs. I Oct. 261 (from Well.) •Wireless Telegraphy. ; tTwin Screw. All Tickets for Stop-over or Return mutually interchangeable with the Union Co. " ' OFFICE. '/.. Customs-street' CHIEE T INE . OP QTEAMERS. NEW ZEALAND TO AVONMOUTH ■*'.. .-(BRISTOL). ■■■■,-■■,'.y.-'■ Steamer. Tons. Commander. ARGYLLSHIRE* 12.000 \V. Chicken AYRSHIRE* 10.20J W. J. Page BANFFSHIRE 8100 J. Wallace PERTHSHIRE 8000 J. Thompson } BUTESHIRE 8000 11. J. Wheatman NAIRNSHIRE 8500 0. Forder MORAYSHIRE ■ 8530 J. Howard ?'*-";■ . •Twin screw. , ■ The above magnificent Steamers, which have all been specially built for the New' Zealand trade, will be'despatched at regular Intervals Steamers are fitted - throughout w 4 th every modern convenience, and accommodation 'is provided for Saloon and ■ Steerage Passengers. Doctor and Stewardess, carried.Passage Money: 5a100n,.40 ,guineas per Adult; ; Steerage. £14 10s. £16 103, and £18 10* per Adult, from any N.Z. port. i , ,"'- . For further information apply to the Managing: Owners, ■ .;/...' TURNBULL. MARTIN AND CO.. / 1. Crawford-street. Dunedin. CELLARS-ALLEN l LINE. 0 -—— • -- S.S. TUIRANGI will leave ' Helensville EVERY SATURDAY at 10 a.m. {after arrival of 7 a.m. train from Auckland), returning from Dargaville EVERY SUNDAY at 2 p.m. Tickets' interchangeable , with the Kaipara S.S. Go. OTAMATEA SERVICESteamer leave? Helensville for OTAMATEA PORTS, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, 10 a.m. (after arrival of 7 a.m. train from Auckland), returning- to Helensville MONDAY NIGHT and FRIDAY MORNING at 8.30. * ' * YOUNG'S POINT. . \ Intending passengers leave Auckland by 4.& p.m. train Tuesday. Leaves Helensville Wednesdays. October llth, , 18th, 25th. ■at 3.3 a.m.; arrives Batley 8 a.m., Young's Point 9 a.m., returning at 9.30 for Helensville. , . G. ' SELLARS. Manager. Agents-H. P. TAYLOR AND CO.. >■;.■■ '..-, Tyrone Buildings. Cnstoms-st.. Auckland / CLEVEDON STEAM NAT. CO., LTD-" Steamers leave orthcote Ferry Tee. . FOR MARAETAI AND CLEVRDON. -' LEAVES : AUCKLAND: LEAVES clevudon : : ■ - . Thurs., 12th, 8 a.m,-"* Thurs., -12tn, 5 p.m. Fri., 13th, 9 a.m. -. Mon., 16th, 10 a.m. Tues., 17th, 1 p:m. A* HOWICK AND WHITFORD. LEAVES AUCKLAND: . .LEAVES VVRTri'OBD: Thurs., 12th, 6 p.m. Fri.. 13th, 8.30 a.m. / Fri., 13th, 7 p.m. j Sat.. 14thJ9 a.m. •Sat., 14th, 1.30 p.m. »Sat., 14th, 5 p.m. •Sun., 10 a.m. - *Sun., 15th. 4.30 p.m. •• Mon., 16th, 10.30 a.m. Mon., 16th, 1 p.m. '■? ■. *; „ /,. \.*Howick only. - - v ./ :■:■ • :■/'/■ MIRANDA. >,-' - :; /'-V/ ; LEAVES AUCKLAND: • V LEA7E3 MIRANDA: •Fri., 13th, 2.30 p.m. - Sat., 14th, 10.30 a.m. • r •Cargo for Kiawa and New Brighton only. No cargo received within half an hour of advertised time of sailing. •'" " l Agents: De'sonport Ferry Co., 'Phone 284.■■:■■■■'.'- , ,; A. L. Alexander and Co.. 'Phone 2571.. I' ii i " "■ i ■ y~''" Miscellaneous.... Patronised hy'Every Vice-Regal Family ' : '- r - r in Australasia. ;■ .",•-■ MISS MCELWAIN (Established 15 years), ; Specialist in Face Massage, Scalp Massage, Manicure, Pedicure, Hairdressing, Hair Dyeing, Shampooing, Hair Working, Permanent Removal of Superfluous Hair, Quali!fied Assistants.' Personal Supervision. .*■? ■• • Address: 254. QUEEN-ST. »■ 'Phone 254. r MRS. COLLINS'S VALAZE FACE MASSAGE TREATMENT fills out hollows, removes I wrinkles, overcomes looseness and flaboiuess, rejuvenates the face./ Every case treated by an « expert-; - Latest •:• in Hairdressing,. Hair Tinting, Shampooing. Scalp Massage. Cutting and Singeing. Combings made up, Coils;' ' Vlaits. Puffs. . ---"/■/•-.' : ,' ,■■..- ;-;.'-■-> -■-/■/-' - -.'Phone »2368. , . -.:. .':■; : ;-VaLAZE 4 DEPOT (Third Floor). / ''" '" ; 45. City Chambers, ■ ; " „, ' ,'.;'■ ■■ pAINTS OF HIGH GRADE, ; ..Specially, prepared for House Painting," ';:; S; T EST AND /~10.. wi \ 43. CUSTOMS-STREET BAST. _ * Photographer of Children. MOXHAM AVENUE. KILBIRNIE. The ' Grand Pharmacy, 3, : Willis-street,— Enclosed is Is Yd in stamps, for which post a bottle ol NAZOL; * This is quite, the finest thing I've found for curing Influenza. My son was very bad with the ; complaint recently; it had a good grip on him, but one night's treatment effected a complete cure. 1 had : also a very bad cold coming on, which a few doses of NAZOL quite disposed of. I thank you for recommending the cure to me.-Yours truly, E. BROWN. ; rpHOSE CELLING TTOUBEHOLD 'p'URNITURE SHOULD CONSULT •pIOHARD A RTHUR AND, f^O,^ , I (THOS. B. ARTHUR), . • I FURNITURE AND LAND SALESMEN. , -piLLIOTT, QTREET. / (OPPOSITE MARKET ENTRANCE). ! -. , Two Auctioneers Employed. ; rpo THOSE " 'ON ' THB ' LAND. CALT r - ; Suitable for • Agricultural Purposes. : TON LOTS PUT ON RAIL WESTFIELD. ;,-. ; . £1 15s PER TON. . , FOR SALE, EX STORE, AND TO ARRIVE-High-grade Star, and Bilston Slags, 17 to 22 per cent.; Maiden and Christmas Guanos, 63 and 87 per cent. Superphosphates, 38 to 40 water soluble; Highest Grades- Potash Manures; 80-edust; Blood and Bonedust, etc.. etc. Recleaned ; Algerian Oats; Grass and Clover Seeds; : Red Rock and other Salts; Bluestone and Sulphate jof Iron. Samples and Prices on Application, v - ; ' F. W. .S raTH C - * " . COMMERCE-STREET.* CONFIDENTIAL nHYPISTE V ;-.V- And -»- / . - SHORTHAND-WRITER. 1 : -J ISS eTm. J ones GOVERNMENT INSURANCE BUILDINGS, 99., QUEEN-STREET, : Opp. FORT-STREET. '. ' ' ■'". 'Phone 2033. ■.'.-*' '* PIANOS-NO DEPOSIT a:..? i. Full-iron-framed Pianos—NO DEPOSIT! NO INTEREST. Call' and inspect our stocx. —The Nq TJanAait P*«jiq Co.-.' 28. High-atreaL.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14808, 11 October 1911, Page 1
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