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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3311, 18 December 1897, Page 3

ARBOUR EXG UR S !O N TO DATS BAY. The s.s. MAN 1 A will leave the Ferry Wharf forthoßay (weather permitting) ,as under: SATURDAY. Leave Ferry "Wharf, 2.30 p.m. Leave Bay 5 pm. SUNDAY. The New Excursion Steamer DIJOBESs Will leave the Ferry Wharf, 2 30 p.m. Leave tfco Bay, 5 p.m. Fares —Adults, Is Cd ; Children, 9d. Sol NEW,ZEAL AND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON-NAPIER-NEW PLYMOUTH SECTION. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS, 1597-9 S. CHEAP EXCURSION FARES. First-class, 2d per mile ; Second-class, Id per mile. Minimum, 4s and 2s respectively. Mileage counted One Way only. TICKETS at these rates will be obtainable from any Station to any Station from Monday, 20th December, 1897, to Tuesday, 4th January, 1898, and will be available for return up to and including Ist February, 1898.. These tickets may be ex-tended-to make them available for return for a further period of 14 days on payment of the difference between an ordinary single fam.and half, the excursion fare, provided application is made at the station to which the excursion ticket was issued, and before its expiration. Fares between the undermentioned stations will be as follows ; ( , ... Ist 2nd - ‘Glass.- Class. Wellington to Napier via Wairarapa ... 33s 2d 16a Td Wellington-to Wanganui; > . via Wairarapa ... 25a Od 12s 6d Wellington to Palmerston via Wairarapa ... 14a 6d 7s 3d Wellington to Woodville via Wairarapa 17s Cd 8s 9 Notk.—The journey must be commenced on the date ticket is taken out, and may be broken at any station after the ticket has been used for . travelling 25 mile? from-the original starting station, . . Train arrangements will be advertised later. See Handbills. 543 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Connection of WELLINGTON, NAPIER and NEW PLYMOUTH SECTIONS, Commencing on Monday, isth in-, slant,. Passengers, Parcels and Goods will bo convoyed from ANY STATION to ANY STATION on the Wellington-Napier-New Plymouth Section. Consignors will note that under this arrangement PARCELS and GOODS of all kinds will be accepted at tho GOVERNMENT RAILWAY STATION, WELLINGTON, for carriage to Napier, Waipawa, Dannevirke, Woodville, Palmerston North, Feilding, Wanganui, Hawera, New Plymouth, and all other Stations. For of computing fares, rates and charges, for passengers, luggage, horses, carriages, dogs, live-stock and general goods t conveyed over the Government Railway,the distance between any two stations shall be determined on the basis of the shorter railway route, provided that the fares , rates ana charges, as determined by this regulation shall in no case exceed the through fare, rate , or • charge that would he chargeable via the Wellington and Mamwatu ‘ Railway ‘ Com' pany*s Line. _ The fare for passengers from and to WeU lington , Haywards and intermediate stations , to and.fxom Woodville, Makakahi and intermediate- stations, .shall not exceed the fare Wellington to Woodville . Forthe purpose of computing fares for passengers between Te Aro and stations from Woodville to Makakahi inclusive, the distance will be deemed to be 106 miles. Return tickets ■ between Wellington and Napier will be available for return for two months from date of issue . BY ORDER. District Traffic Office, Wellington, Bth December, 1897. 359 By HieExoellenoy Appointment the W. BARBER AND CO., STEAM DYERS AND CLEANERS 46. CUBA STREET. Wellington. ENTiiV Suits and Ladies’ Dresses X Cleaned or Dyed Daily. Laos Curtains and Ostrich Feathers Cleaned or Dyed Newest Shades. By the’ aid of Special Machinery we are able to turn out work in a style that cannot be equallodin tho colony,. , o yv Particulars and Prices in Catalogue - Post . . „ - Free Telephone No. 220. ESTABLISHED 1863. , . 573 :V ANNUAL Q.IPT DISTRIBUTION ! The Thirteenth Annual GIFT; DISTRIBUTION OF PICTURES Commences on the Ist December, and i will continue until the 31st Januabt. . The same- rule will be adopted .as is usual, that is—Every purchaser to the value of Five ShiUinga:will-be presented with one. - . REMEMBER i—These are real works of art, having been selected from some of the best artists in the world. .. Inspection invited of my. new stock of STRAW HATS, which for .style, superior finish, and value are unequalled. ■■■-.. -r • For New Zealand wear my COOL SPRING HATS surpass all others, being light, coo; and cheap. ' - , . 50 dozen, from 4s 6d each. I have just opened one of'the largest shipments of MEN’S, . BOYS*, - and YOUTHS* SUITS, SHIRTS. SILK . HANDKERCHIEFS, TIBS, BRACES, &0., &0., that! have, ever opened for the Chrismas trade. Note the Address— F. COHEN, CASH CLOTHIER, TAILOR AND OUT- . , FITTER, 92, Willis bxkeet , .Two doors £rom Manners street. ■ 62 CIDER I CIDER! CIDER! .. - ■ The ; Best and Healthiest ■ • ■ Sumsieb Dbink is JEAN PROVOST AND CO.’S WANGANUI yjHAMPAGNE QEDER. It is made' front the-pare juice of the best -apploaonly—lh Wkoissome,Eefeesiono, Invioobatino ; 'ls tile Best Drink ' i -, s 1 For Persons subject to Rheumatism " And to Indigestion, ( JEAN PROVoir AND CO.’S WANGANUI CHAMPAGNE : CIDER .. Can be bad at all leading Wine and Spirit; Stores, and is kept at ell Leading- Hotels in r New Zealand.—Wholesale from ' J " >T. CASTENDYK & FOCEE, Merchants, Wellington. JA. PACKER & SON, « SO,’ Htddifobd stoke r, Newtown, ■ ' ■ Artificial Limb Mannfaotnrers,’ Makcraof Surgical Appliances for the - -Deformed and Maimed. ~ OBDTCHES A SPECIALITY. ;J3pi{uires promptly attended to, XS5j