Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17254, 2 September 1919, Page 1

Shipping. T, 1133 "A "R ED " R OUTE CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN R.M. LINE. AUSTRALIA • NEW ZEALAND - CANADA. In Conjunction with Canadian-Pacific Railways. w^SL^ 1 ™ 1 of th<) GREATEST SCENIC oam?t, EES ol the World to * 11 Parts of CANADA. UNITED STATES, and British Isles. Next Sailings: NIAGARA . - About 4th September. MAKURA . . About 9th September. PASSPORTS: Iw!?Z?i lerß *? v * ny _ t,l » outside the «iX, ? . pn roust hav « Permits or Passports, fj? .v. }? «*BMy to make early application Amitt.. £ wl , for. them. Passengers for h^?£L C •.°5 i i. have their passports vised by the United States Consulrh»«oi!ti urn *? d Ro»nd Trip Tickets intern«»* *t.Hr w V h Un,on Steam Ship ComS5 B L S fo^io^ me ;ee. ****»*• Maps, a * d UNION S.S. CO. OF N Z.. LTD., Managing AgentsTJNION STEAM SHIP' COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. New Plymouth (from OnehungaT »f_? w * Wednesday. September 3. 3 p.m. Karawa, Friday. September 5,3 p.m. ~».. Gisborne and Napier. Cafu U l*- , Saturday. September. 6. noonoaile at Tokoraaru Bay for Passengers only. nf~. Wellington to Lyttelton. Steamer Daily (Sundays excepted) at 7.45 p.m. •M«Ei! r ' Lyttelton. Dnnedin. -MOKoia Early. Wellington Direct (from Onehanga). Passengers only. Steamer early. Sydney Direct (from Wellington). Moeraki About Saturday, September 6. Fiji (Suva). Friendly Islands (Vavau. Haapai. and Nukualofa). Samoa (Apia). __a»me About September 8. .m R*rotonga and Tahiti. (Cargo only.) 'Flora Early San Francisco, via Rarotonga and Tahiti. ,_ , (From Wellington.) ,„° fu » Friday. September 5. 'Moan* Early. Soya. Honolulu, Victoria, and Vancouver (tor all Canadian and American points), London, Liverpool, Glasgow, etc. IS*?* 1 * Thursday. September i. noon_Malrara About September 9. Particulars of steamers' movements will Be supplied on application to the office. Overseas passengers must produce GovernBent permits. •Fitted with Wireless- Telegraphy. All Cargo must be booked at Office before inipment. ££OYAL MAIL SERVICE TO ALL AMERICAN POINTS AND BRITISH ISLES. Next Proposed Sailings: TOFUA - - -About sth September. All Return and Round Trip Tickets interchangeable with C.A. Line. "All Red" Soute. » PASSPORTS: Traveller* to any place outside the dominion must have Permits or Passports, *_■ J! necessary to make early application o tire Government for them. Passengers for America ebould fcave their passports vised w the United States ConsulFor particular* re_»rd>_is ipaaeagea- and" freights, apply JNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z., LTD. GARGO FOR gAURANGA AND TE PUKE. Wm T^5 SCH( ? ONI FAIRBURN vnrlKv™. Cargo for the above places rO-DAY (Tuesday). .September 2. 1919. *t the Albert Wharf, till Noon. A. G. FRANKHAM, •Phone 2571. AgCpt ' JJUDDART-jpARKER T IN E. ».„,- •r.«i C i , !Ss mßt ? J " s69 Permitting.) MELBOURNE, via GISBORNE, NAPIER WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON. DUN! ~ ™, -EDIN, AND BLUFF. S -_VTY E H RA^L A -,An, Aboilt laA • September. „ BY ?Jt^, T^ REC T (from Wellington). SS - RIVERIJJA - Aboot 17th September. QUEUE. 7. Customs St. West. SS. TE TO A will leave Onehunga for . Grahams Beach. Awhitu. Pollok, Te Toro Www Pa, Waipipi. and Waiuku, weather and other circumstances permitting Leaves Onehunga: Lei.vee WaiuknWed.. srd, 11.30 a.m. Wed., 3rd. 5.30 p.m Have all eoods consigned c.o. Brownlee Bros All Goods must bo alongside ONE HOUR before sailing time. BROWNLEE BROS.. ONEHUNGA. LAUNCH OUTLAW leaves Onehunga for Waiuku and wayports. leaves Onehunga: Leaves Waiuku - Tues., 2nd. 10.30 a.m. Tuea., 2nd. 2 lu'd m Wed., 3rd, 11.16 a-m. Wed.. 3rd, 3 m ' •Thurs., 4th, 11.30 a.m. luurs., 4th, 4 p.m. •Calls at Orua Bay. ORUA BAY. Leaves Onehunga: Leaves Orua Bay Thurs., 11th, 4-30 p.m. Thurs., 11th, 6 p.m WriATIPU AND HUIA. Leaves Onehunga: Leaves Whatipu ■ Sat-. 6th. 2 p-m. Sun.. 7th, 3 p.m. Business Notices. TOOTHING -OETTER. No known material has given more general satisfaction for filling front teeth than the beautiful. Pure, crystal gold used by Mr Howey Walker. It is absolutely indestructible in the fluids af tho mouth. ' / I Specialist Operators 1 Mr. A. Howey Walker Mr. 1. Kirkland. CALL EARLY. Address: — JJOWEY WALKER, Dentist. 209, Queen Street. R. J. KIN GDENTIST, Ist FLOOR, SMEETON'S BUILDINGS. QUEEN STREET. Mr. King wishes to announce that he ms commenced practice at the above iddrcss. having lately -returned, after laving four years' service abroad, where he :>as hud a vast experience in the most ■nodern methods of Painless Operatic Sur ?erv at the big dental hospitals of France ind Encland. Patients arc attended personilly. Appointments may bo booked by rinjnc iid Telephone A 2415. Hours. 9 to 5.30; Saturday, 9 to 1 p.m. V/T O L L E R A ND COY., ENGRAVERS AND DIE-SINKERS. Makers of brass name relates, raised letter mas plases. memorial tablets, stencil plate**, ?nil»n«sed and etched nemo labels, st*el ana rubber stamps, Bigna.ti.re stamps, ntimpanj seals, burning brands, engine plates, flr embossed plates. 'Phone. 2534 A. 21. H.M. Arcade. r\ROGLEBB HEALING. " Drugs and drugging for the cure of disease is fast passing away."—Sir Frederick Ir«ves. Consult Mr. Geo. F. Henry. M.P.T.A.. Psycho-phys:cian. 23. Svmonds St., kland. 'Phone 2718. t~n V A L 1 » W I N E a. JOHN" REIT) AND CO.. LTD, Merchants. 43 and lb. Fort StreeW