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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14854, 4 December 1911, Page 1

. Shipping. CANADIAN -"A USTRALIAN / OTAL M AIL L INE. ; Through some of the Greatest > SCENIC WONDERS of the World to all parts of CANADA. UNITED STATES. BRITISH ISLES, and CONTINENT OF EUROPE. Round-the-World Tours arranged in connection with all Homo Lines. SAILINGS FOR AMERICA. From From Sydney. Auckland^ ZEALANDIA ... Dec. 18 Dec 22 1912. I*l2MABAMA ... ... .Tan. 15 .Tan. 19 MAKDRA ... ... Feb. 12 Feb. 16 ZEALANDIA ... Mar. 11 Mar. 15 MARAMA Apr. 8 Apr. 12 MAKURA ... ... May 6 May 10 . ZEALANDIA ... June 3 J"jl_l__. And every 28 Days Thereafter. Next Sailing from Auckland for Sydney, MARAMA, DECEMBER ,19. . , „ All Twin-screw and equipped with wireless telegraph. '"''..' *„_ Pamphlets. Maps, and all information free. UNION S.S. CO. OP N.Z.. LTD.. Managing Agents. HUDDART-I'ARKER LINE. FAVOURITE PASSENGER SERVICE. Circumstances permitting. Steamers win Sail as under:— , FOR SYDNEY. ' ?'- •VICTORIA I Monday Deo.'ll | 5.30 p.m. (Cargo received until 3 p.m.) ■ t«ULIMAROA | Friday Poo. 22 j (from_W_L) FOR GI3BORNE. NAPIER. WELLINGTON. LYTTELTON. AND DUNEDIN. . •WIMMERA .. | Tuesday | Dec. 12 1 3 p.m. Cargo received until noon. FOR MELBOURNE. VIA SOUTH AND HOBART t'ULIMAROA | Thurs. 1 Jan. 4 1 (fron_W__. ♦Wireless Telegraphy. tTwin Screw. All Ticket* for Stop-over or Return mutually interchangeable with the Union Co. OFFICE. 7. Customs-street. Q EL L AB S-A L L E N LINE. S.S. TUTRANdI will leave Helensville EVERY SATURDAY at 10 a.m. (after arrival of 7 a.m. train from Auckland), returning from Dargavillo EVERY SUNDAY at 2 p.m. Tickets interchangeable with the Kaipara S.S. Co. . ( . OTAMATEA SERVICE. Steamer leaves Helensville for OTAMATEA PORTS. MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. 10 a.m. latter 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 4.8 p.m. train Tuesday. Leaves < Helensvillo Wednesdays, October 11th. 18th, 25th> at 3.3 a.m.; arrives Batley 8 a.m.. Young's Point : 9 a.m.. returning at 930 for Helensville. G. SELLARS. Manager. Acents-H. P. TAYLOR AND CO.. Tyrone Buildings. Customs-st.. Auckland. l. , , , —j Business Notices. PRIVATE SANATORIUM, ■"• CENTRAL OTAGO, Under Medical Supervision (newly opened). Bost Climate in NZ. for Treatment of Consumption. Dry and Bracing. Average rainfall, only 8 inches per annum. Limited Number Patients Taken. - Apply KOCH. HERALD. "pORD MOTOR OARS. AUCKLAND AGENCY ,WILL OPEN DECEMBER 27, IN GORE-STREET, In Premises recently occupied by Auckland Taxi-cab Co., WITH GOOD * STOCK OF CARS. W. SOUTER AND CO., Sole Agents. , Cambridge and Auckland. Patronised by L.-ery Vice-Regal Family in Australasia., ,'\ ,-.,,;- . MISS MCELVVAIN (Established 15 years). Specialist in Face Massage. Scalp, Masiage, Manicure, Pedicure, Hairdressiiig, Hair Dyeing. Shampooing. ; Hair '■ Working. ".Per-" manent ; Removal of Supfrnnous Hair. Quali- P fied Assistants, 'Personal*Sux.«i-vision. ->1 , ./ Address: 254. QUEEN-ST. :' « 'Phone;'! " MRS. COLLINS'S VALAZE FACE MASf)AG_ TREATMENT fills out hollows,' remove* wrinkles, overcomes looseness and oabbiness. rejuvenates the face Every case treated by an expert. Latest in. Uairdressing. Hair Tinting, Shampooing, Scalp Massage. Cutting and Singeing. Combings made up, Coils. Plaits. Puffs. -V : . VALAZE DEPOT (Third Floor). 45, City Chambers. ' 'Phone "358 • • ''...' ' " TIXETAPHYSICAL HEALING.

If drugs and other so -called "remedies" have failed to relieve your suffering. Consult ~ ■, ■ . , . GEO. F. HENRY (M.P.T.A.. Incorporated;. PSYCHO-PHYSICIAN, , ,;. 23. Symonds-st., Auckland. Telephone 2718, Write for pamphlet. :,;" Health and Malady.'/ CONFIDENTIAL _1 YPI 8T E And J-SHORTHAND-WRITER. M 133 E. M. OKESGOVERNMENT INSURANCE BUILDINGS. 99, QUEEN-STREET. Opp. FORT-STREET. ' 'Phono 2033. TOBACOO.-Wo Stock all Brands, including the " Yaakee Doodle." the favourite of Australia. JOHN BEID AND CO. Tobacco Merchants. 43, Fort-street. pAINTS OF HIGH GRADE. Specially prepared for House Painting. S> J >B ESTAND C 0.; . 43. CUSTOM-STBEET EAST. TO THOSE ON THE - LAND. OALT. 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 to 87 per cent Superphosphates, 38 to 40 water soluble; Highest Grades Potash Manures; Bonedust. Blood and Bonedust, etc.. etc.: Recleaned Algerian Oats; Grass and Clover Seeds; Red Rock, and other Salts; Bluestone and Sulphate of Iron. Samples and Prices on Application. F. M. AND C°-COMMERCE-STREET- ' rpHOSE gkLLINJ " ; ■fTOUSEHOLD IjIUSNITURE SHOULD CONSULT •piOHARD ARTHUR AND po. (THOS. B. ARTHUR). .. FURNITURE AND LAND SALESMEN. ■nLLIOTT QTREET. " (OPPOSITE MARKET ENTRANCE). Two Auctioneers Employed. El"■., I = I SEE what the Wowser Company. Limited, has to say, next to the Leading Article. X MAS.—Our Xmas'rush is now on, and we wish to respectfully reauest customers to order their New Suit now and avoid disappointment. Mcßride. Cash Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter. Victoria-st. PLEYEL PIANOS have a century of fame behind them, many more in front.—Sole Agents: The E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. TraSH, FISH, FISH.-Cultivato brains by JU feeding your children, one meal daily, on nice fresh fish from Sanford's Fish Market, opposite Customshouse. 'Phone 658. GRANDETTE," the Ideal Grand Piano for a drawingroom.—E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. XTAiIEi. July 21. 1911. NAZOL. LIMITED, i.l —Your note re NAZOL to hand to-day. Wo have heard great praise' from each person we have sold it to. and can speak highly of it ourselves, knowing what it has dona in our own homo.—Yours truly. DENHOLM BROS TTAVE yOU A piNK* "DIBBON? 90.— are selling all our Celluloid Collars at 9d each Only the best makes stocked. No laundry Mcßride, Cash Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter, Victorla-st.