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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17764, 25 April 1921, Page 1

, Shipping. gTEAMSHIP rio., T TD. Weather and other circumstances permitting.' AUCKLAND: "■> OUTPOKTS ■ ' MURRAY'S. AND DEEP CREEKt - - S.S. OREWA T#iT7„= ah, * S $P Silverdale.) leaves Artie's Bay about 45 minutea later than Silverdale. AWAN Ult g.g. apanul "Wed.. 27th. 10 a.m. Tn..&&? BAY TR IP - - S.S. WAIPU iues.. 26th. 3 p.m. Wed., 27th. 7 a.m. COROMAKDEL S.S. WAIPU r- v*\>' 26tlu 3 pjtn - Wed., th - 10 a - m - D^T T^ ARRIERt Wed., midnight GAEL, TV H 9££ KAIMAUMAUt Kmmi 7 , m CLAYMORE Mon. 25th, midnight Tv.es.. 26th. 8 p.m. W^' A S ,^LEIGH ' OMAHA* - - KOTITI th> U a " m - Thurs., 28th, 12.30 p.m £?MS YBAY+ " 26th, noon - DAPHNE MANGAPAIt Wed.. 27, 3 p.m. WAIOTAHI MABSDEN PT.t 27th. 3 p.m. WAIOTAHI MANGONUI 26th, 5.30 p.m. CLANSMAN W A JfAI KAWAU. LEIGH + - KOTITI w» m ' 29th> 1 " 30 D - m - Sat., 30th, noon. MATAKANA TRIPf - - - SS. OREWA 3 - 26th, noon TueSL. 26th.. 9 p.m. OPOTIKI AND OHIWA - S.S. NGATIAWA Thursday 28th, 8 a.m. Via Tauranga. PAEBOA AND TE ABOHA. tw «^ L • , . , Mou., 25th, 8.30 p.m. Pißpfenft m i dm S h *- Wed., 27th, 10 p.m, pXrtt a 4 + . ay 9 , th > 7 »- m - " CLAYMORE PA^nmA^J 7 " 1 ' 3 1 p - m - WAIOTAHI PrrH7m N6A+ Mon "' 25t11 - midnight. GAEL ?n«?it T■ a ;^ 4th - 9 am - - - orewa RUSSELL AND OPUA - S.S. CLANSMAN Tuesdays, 5.30 p.m. VE ?i?, ALEt ------ SS. KOTITI 4 p ln - Tues -■ !»th. 8.30 p.m. IAHUNAt - - - April 25th - - - GAEL eo UD *<> U a - m - Saturday. M ?J~£' 8 p - m - - WAIOTAHI A «x GA^J^SUNT - TE PUKE. AND STATIONS ON EAST- COAST RAILWAY, oargo tor Bangitaiki, Matata, and Tarawera goes via Tauranga. Wc , „ . _ _ S.S. NGAPUHI Wed Fn., 7 p.m. Thurs., Sat., 7 p.m. iNo cargo after noon sailing days. Mount cargo, Tues. TV jDnnf/ 4 cargo - Wed. and" Pri. . il.fSO/At - - - See Paeroa Time-table i~Jtr*s ;,-; - - - P-s. wakatere Tvl! S &?£ k l"a? : Leaves Thames: W_?" o 2 7 C i h ' c 4 -30 p - m - ed - 27th ; 9 a -mPri OQ ( l th V s p - m " Thurs., 28th, 10 a.m. Pn.,29th. 30th, 31.30 a.m. . -^ eS - S T'w P AfpU m. F J- d , aT • P 62 " Coromandel steamer, rues., 26th, 9.30 sum. Tues., 26th, Ipm ss - HAUITI WAIP iPAKAURIt - See Awanui Sailings " Ein K 'Phone 34 - - ELSIE WARKWORTH. WATWEBAt S.S. HAUITI Wed., 27, 2 p.m. Thurs., 28th, 9 a.m. ws££?£?§A 26th 5.30 p.m. CLANSMAN i." May 11, noon - - GAEL WHANGAMATAt - 26th. noon - DAPHNE W§is£i?S? A TEIPSt May 13. 5p m. WHANGABEI- - - - . S.S. MANAIA Mon.. Wed, Fn-, Tues., Thurs., Sat, ~ 10 V.m. tr. 11.30 a.m. Mon., 25th, midnight. WHANGABEI (Town Wharf). No steamer Sunday. Tues.. 26th,. 8 p,m. Wed., 27th, 10 a.m WHAKATANE WeA, 27th, 8 a.m. TASMAN Information xe. Cargo ring 750. WEST COAST SERVICE. FOR HOKIANGAt (from Onehunga). Thursday. 28th. 2 p.m.; tr., 1.13. - RIMU Car eoMon., and np to noon. Tues.. at rail KAWHIAt - 26th, 2 p.m.-; tr., 1.13 - RIMU Cargo Friday and up to 11 a.m. Saturday NEW PLYMOUTH - - - S.S. BABAWA Tues., 26th, 3 p.m.; tr.,2.10 No Steamer Thursday, 28th. Mon., May 2nd., 3 p.m., tr., 2.10 Cargo Tues.. Wed., Fri.. Sat., at rail BAG-LAN - 26th, 2 p.m.; tr., 1.13 - BIMU Cargo Fri., and up to 11 a.m. Sat. WANGANUI only - - . s.S. ARAPAWA _ To sail 3rd May. Cargo to be at Bail 2nd May. FOR WATUKU, PONO (Cargo daily j WAIPIPL TE TOROt. Etc. - S.S. VICTORY Cargo, Bing 'Phone 261. N.B.—No Cargo received, within one hour of steamer s departure, or after 11 a.m. Sat. Overtime charged after 4 p.m. tFreights Prepaid. JCargo only. - Ring 'Phon© 218 for further information* KAEPARA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, In Conjunction -with SELLABS-AIiLEN STEAMSHIP CO. HELEITSVILLE-DARG-AVILLE SERVICE. Leaves Helensville; Leaves'Dargavilla: Monday, 10.10 a.m. Tuesday, 7 a.m tMonday Wednesday, 5 p.m. jTuesday Thursday. 5 p.m. tThursday Friday, 5 p.m. ♦Friday Sunday, 5 p.m. ♦After arrival last train. , OTAMATEA SERVICE. Leaves Helenavillo: Leaves Pahi • * Wednesday, 10.10 a.m. Thursday, 8 a.m. Inquiries:" 'Phone 11. Helensville. H. G. MENZIES. Manager. Auckland Agents. Tho Northern Steamship Co., Ltd , Quay Street. i . —-; Wanted to Buy. A BING to Mrs. Kelly—She Buys Ladies', •Gent.'s, Children's Clothing, Evening Dresses, etc.—392, Queen St. 'Phone 2606. ANTIQUES. Old Silver, and China. - £S * Highest Cash Prices. COLLECTOR, Box 1486. G.P.O. PPABEL, Clothing, Jewellery, etc.— Fischer, 35<h Queen St., opp. Statue, 'Phone 5021. Out Representative calls. BABY Organ.—Apply, stating price, to Cash, 527, HZBAJxP. BLANKETS, Linen, Accordeons, Leggings, Field Glasses, Teeth, Tools, Broken Jewellery, Becords, Guns.—Fischer's, Grey Statue. BRASS, Copper, Zinc (scrap), any quantity: best prices.—J. B. MacEwan and Co., Ltd. Workshops, Freeman's Bay, Auckland. BOTTLES 1 BOTTLES! BOTTLES! • For Best Prices. ZEALANDIA TRADING CO., - 20, Stanley Street. CHAIR (Office), revolving, tip-back, new or second-hand.—Chair, Box y 1470, Auckland. > ' ' ' FALSE Teeth,, our only commodity; increased price paid.—Pearline Co., 168, Queen St., only manufacturers. Est. 30yrs. FALSE Teeth told).—The public are warned we have no canvassers.—Pearline Co., 168. Queen St. FIREWOOD, quantity of, wanted to purchase.—State price por cord or truck to Winterwood. HBRAI.P. FIREWOOD, large qantity, Tea-tree or Rata, in 4ft. lengths; price per ton, oh rail, for delivery to Cambidge.—H-, c.o. Congalton, Cambridge HORSES, 'Cows and Calves for the Lions, wanted, to Buy.—J. J. Boyd, Zoo, Royal Oak. Onehunga. TTOtJSE OF FUBNITUBE, OR PART. Ring 2557, malting appointment to view. Cash Immediately. j LANDLORDS.— Registered Plumber wants old Iron for factory; will renew your roof labour free. —Winter Approaching, 466, Herald. MANURE Scatterer, second-hand.—G H. 550, Herald. MOULDERS' Tools, any number, wanted to buy; urgent.—Moulder, 575, Herald BS. C BBOWN, 90. Hobson St. buys Left-off Clothing, Boots. Letters promptly attended OBION Stove, No. 1; must be in good order.—State price Rogers. Onehttnga. WHY worry about ' selling Furniture? Ring Wickms and Sutcliffe. They Bive tip-top prices. SADDLE, Flap, child's, good order.—Price * and where to be seen, Percy Cutfield, Buckland Bd.. Otahuhu. QAFE, Office, second-haaid, wanted.—Apply O Box 12, Newmarket. QCRAP Wrought Iron, Cast Iron, Brass, O Lead, Gunmetal.—H. Mcßaisden, Box 1248, G.P.O WICKINS AND SUTCLIFFE, Furniture Auctioneers, -want Second-hand Furniture at any price.—'Phone 341 A. ICKENS & SUTCLIFFE will buy Gas Stoves, Sewing Machines, Pianos. Tiptop j_______4__________jaj_______. FUNGUS. FUNGUS. U N G U S. D U N G U S. WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF GOOD SUN-DRIED FUNGUS. HIGHEST'PRICE GIVEN. AH CHEE AND CO.. Box 753. Opposite G.P.O. QUPPORT COUNCILLOR- BAGNALL, kJ' who is not a dummy, and has a progressive programme of necessary work. IF you want to know how to make your sale a success consult Coakley! WHY is Glycerole Mop Fluid superior to mop oils? Because it loosens, doss ftot fasten, dirt.