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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15249, 12 March 1913, Page 1

. I Shipping. " i/ite?"-;' ■ i 5 : . ■?; ~~ rpKB yANOOTTO® .^OOTE. AUSTRALIA-NEW . ZEALAND-OANiJ>A, Via FIJI and HONOLULU? BOOKINGS TO ALL PARTS OF EPOROPH AND ROUND-THE-WORLD TOURS Allpf«®P" SAILINGS FOE OAyAPi»|jj|v:^ Steamer. ' ' Sydnoy- ' MARAMA ... ... ' — : Mofel4''" ■ MAKURA ... .. Apl. 7 Ajflttt •NIAGARA ... ... May 6 " MARAMA . - ... Jan. 2 Jfflilft: MAKURA ... ... Jun. 30 J HUM 'NIAGARA July 28 Aug. 1 f : •New, triple screw, 13.600 tons . Marama, Makers., and Zealand! a tmn-iwf.,. All equipped with-"Wireless Telepraplyf^; ——— ' . : jyj-EXT gAILING FOR gYDNE#|' MAKURA __ Wednesday, March 12, 5 Maps, and all information UNION S.S. CO. OF NX LTD., v. • ■ ■ - . . Managing <. HUDDAB A EKE R' L 'xJfK i FAVOURITE PASSENGER SERViqjft ) Circumstances permitting, steamers'||§pg i Sail ae under:— -qjfoU: * FROM AUCKLAND '$$1$ { . • : . .■ FOR SYDNEY. i WIMMBRA v I Mom. Mar. 17 I 6.30 : p.nf jfe 1 UUMAROA V Th.. Mar. 20 I From Wefe| > FOR GISBORNE, NAPIER, WELOTfISSft * LYTTELTON. AND DUNEDIN. ;?# VICTORIA 1 Toes.. Mar. 18 I 3 p.m. FOR MELBOURNE, VIA SOUTH AND HOBART (from Wellington). - ; v fULIMAROA Thars., April 3. All fitted with Wireless Telegraph. tTwln Screw. > . All Tickets for Stop-over op Return mutually interchangeable with the Union Co. OFFICE—7, diatoms Street; JJICHARDSON L INE OF gTEAMERS. g_S. . gQUALL Will Load for ' EAST COAST BAYS AND GISBORNE, Receiving: Cargo at No. 2 Jetty , TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY). THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY. LEAVING FRIDAY NIGHT. Cargo .each day till 4 p.m. All Cargo must be port-marked, as per circular. jgICHARDSON AND C" L TO " AGENTS, , '■ %. NO. 7, FT'RRY BUILDINGS. : f | 'Phone 872. AS. GREYHOUN D • Receives Cargo for WHANGAROA, TOTARA NORTH, HOUHORA. PUKBNUI. WAIHOPO. WAIHARARA, KAIMAUMAU, AHIPARA, HEREKINO, KAITAIA, .VICTORIA VALLEY. FAIRBURN. MANGATETE, AWANUI, WAIPAPAKAURI. etc., on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. 12th i and 13th inst. No cargo received after 4 DAY THURSDAY; flailing 6.30 p.m. THURSFor Freights and Passage apply GOLDSBRO' AND CO., Agents, Quay Street. , 'Phone 2738. ■, . . JgAGGAGE NEWS FOR PASSENGERS. When travelling in New Zealand, be well advised, and always get us to handle your baggage. WE CHECK BAGGAGE. , WE STORE IT. Our system of handling is the only complete one. Saves you all trouble, and you pay cartage fee only. We call for baggage, check on, and deliver at your' hotel or residence. When required, we store baggage in this town or any. other. , THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS. £O.i LIMITED; _\V AUCKLAND OFFICE: FORT STREET* , ———, _ OCENIO TOURIST TRIP.-? Whauga»%; ' S tao Spring* Wateoa Falto. , River. Dargaville. and Helensville Hot brings. ROUND TRlP.—Tourints can leave Auckland by rail, visit the Helensville Hot Springs, the Waterways of the Kaipara Harbour. Dargaville. or other Wairoa townthips; pretty scenery on. the Upper Wairna Falls, visit the Kamo Springs and Whanexarei. and return to Auckland per Wh»> ngarei steamer.-Time-tables, pickets, etc.. annly to Northern Steamship Co.. Ltd.. Messrs- L. D. Nathan, Ltd.. Kaipara Steamship Co.. Ltd. I = „ =» Business Cards. pEDTOARROW VENUE, ,jy|T. JTDEN. YOUR CHANCE to secure an ideal home at a low figure; well furnished and substantially built Residence of ten rooms; all conveniences; large section, well laid oat in garden and fruit trees; quite one of the best homes in this district. Card to view from the sols agents, GILLESPIE AND THOMSON. 8, Fort Street, ; - 'Phone, 1420. , "PAINTS OF HIGH GRADE. X Specially prepared for House Painting. S J B M AND 00, 43, CUSTOMS STREET EAST. I gPECIAIi JJtYPEWRITI WO. CIRCULARS (dictate through 'PHONE 2003), SPECIFICATIONS. TESTIMONIALS. ETC. Country clients receive prompt attention. French translated. M IBB E.~M. J ONEa GOVERNMENT INSURANCE BUILDINGS, 99, Queen Street, opposite Fort Street. a HASTINGS BRIDGE, MJTZ.IS.] [ARTHUR H. BRIDGE, M.N.ZXS. 0 TJ ACTINGS gREDGE AND gON, LICENSED SURVEYORS Offices: HOBSON BUILDINGS. SHORTLAND 81, AUCKLAND. Telephone 3965. VON gTURMER, DJ3.OJ, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. , 64 TC ABA]srqAHAPBi R OAD KSrcawmlst. '■ "Phone MB3. ■R/fCELWAIN ' AND ZEVKN IVJL (Late Miss MoElwain). TOILET EXPERTS. MISS MCELWAIN, PROFESSOR ZEVEST, Sneciabst in Face Continental Court and Scalp Massage, Hairdresser, Hair Dyeing, . Qualified Permaoet Removal of Manicurist and Superfluous Hair. Chiropodist, ONLY ADDRESS 254, QUEEN STREET. J OOK!— FEW TRAVELLERS' SAMPLES LADIES' NEW SEASON RAINCOATS. Great bargains, from 13s 6d. AT WARREN'S SHOWROOM, Third Floor, Strand Arcade. -TIOUR-COrW MILKING PLANT. J- INSTALLED COMPLETE £135. Ideal- unique, half the prioe. No buckets, no releaser, no vacuum tank or pipes. Each bale self-contained. Machine that will'convey milk any height, any distance. Teatcups will not fall off; always leave teats in beautiful oondition. Milks quickly. Each cow's milk can be weighed «wh milking. Minimum stripping. A PROVED SUCCESS. ■OEWLEY AND JTRAHER, J^TD., 36, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND. JJE MET ANOTHER FRIEND. A gentleman met a lady who asked him to vote for her at Mr. Howey Walker's dental rooms. . „ ' . . . . . Next day ha met another girl friend, who made the same request. ' The first lady has » good chanoe tot the -Trip to Japan" £100 prise. And the girl thinks she can win the Trip -to, Sydney prise. , „„ "What am I to do? .-- "Well. Mr. Wilson, yon can vote only three times altogether; so give two votes to one friend and the third to the other." JJOWEY W AUCm ffTCTINES, BRANDIES, WHISKIES, AND IVVj BEERS of finest quality, for invalids. . JOHN REED ASDOO-. JPwo tsJephaosa, 43, Ft*V Ottsst,