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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6176, 6 April 1907, Page 9

{JNION S T^AAI S 1 C(j:m i j a:n y OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). (Weather and circumstances permitting.) LYTTELTON: S.-liirdav Apl- C Bp.m Kotomaliana Saturday Apl- « I'- 111 M-| ra roa Momby ‘ A pi. » 8.-l.> I T<. \nau Monday Apl. 8 8.1.>l NVaikaro Tuesday A pi. 9 ilotoinaUaua Tm-M.y Apl. U Span M irai-oa Wednesday Apl.lO pan MaoL-aki Tlun-.sday Apl.ll Kotomaliana Thursday Apl. I Bp.m Mararoa Friday Api. 1- Sp.m UUNEDIX, via LYTTELTON: Waikavo Tuesday ApL ? ?P*™ Moevaki Thursday Ap.ll Manapcmri Tuesday Apl.lO a p.m LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN. KLXJEF HOBART end MELBOURNE t_ Mooraki Thursday Apl.ll ap.m. i SIDNEY, via NAPIER. GISBORNE And AUCKLAND*. Mokoia Thursday Apl.ll 5 p.m ; NAPIER, GISBORHEaud AUCKLAND; , Taluuo Tuesday Apl. 0 3p.m. Mokoia Thursday Apl.ll a p.m, SYDNEY DIRECT: Monowai Friday Apl.lO dp.in. PICTON (and BLENHEIM); Wainui Tuesday Apl. 3 mum t NELSON, via PICTON (and •. BLENHEIM): Wainui Saturday Apl. 6 noon Penguin Monday Apl. 8 Ip.in. Mapourika Tuesday Apl. 0 noon Penguin "Wednesday Apl.lO Ip.m. NELSON DIRECT: Araliura Saturday Apl. 6 11.30 p.m Rotoiti Sunday Apl. 7 3 p.m. Arahura Thursday Apl.ll 7 p.m. Penguin Friday Apl. 12 Gp.m. NEW PLYMOUTH and ONEHUNGA. For AUCKLAND: Connecting at Now Plymouth with through trains from Wellington on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. Rotoiti* Sunday Apl. 7 3p.m. Takapuna Wednesday Apl.lO 7p.m. ♦Via Nelson. NELSON. WESTPORT. GREY MOUTH nnd HOKITIKA ; Arahura Sat urday Apl. 6 11.30 p.m Koonya*t Tuesday Apl. 0 3p.m. Mapourika* Tuesday Apl. 0 noon ♦Via Viet on. fNo passengers. TONGA, SAMOA and FIJI (From Auckland): Navua Tuesday Apl, 30 SUVA and TVRVDKA (from Auckland): Taluno Wednesday Apl. 17 RAROTONGA and TAHITI (From Auckland): Gauroto Tuesday Apl. 16 Tickets available for stop-over or return by Mosers Huddart Parker and Co/b etea'mors. Berths will only be allotted to passengers on production of passage tickets at Company's office. Paseengern will only bo allowed aboard on production of passace tickets. Ha test Http for receiving cartro can bo had on application .»t office jgHORTEST TO A UCKLANDVia ONEHUNGA. Connecting with through train from Wellington. STEAMERS leave New Plymouth as tinder (weather permitting):— * Takapuna Saturday Apl. 0 8.30p.m. Rotoiti Tuesday Apl. 9 8.30 p.m. Takapuna Thursday Apl. 11 8.30 p.m. Takapuna Saturday Apl.lO 8.30p.m. Passengers can embark nt Wellington on Sundays and Wednesdays, proceeding through by steamer to Onehunga for Auckland. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. CANAUIAN.AP ST halt an LINE. OTEAMERS leave Sydney every fourth O Monday, and Suva on tho following Tuesday week. Passengers hooked lo all parts of Canada. United States and Europe. MANUKA—Loaves April loth. AOEANGI—Leaves Sydney, May 13th. MIOWEEA—Leaves Sydney, Juno 10th. LOWEST~I!ATES. N.Z. Passengers can join at Sydney 01 at Suva. For full particulars apply UNION S.S. CO.. OF N.Z.. LTD. ■ffSsgSSSSBSi NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION. SPECIALLY REDUCED FARES TO LYTTELTON, Tty Steamers Leaving Wellington on TUESDAY, 9th APRIL. FRIDAY, 12th APRIL. RETURN TICKETS (Saloon) ... (Steerage) ... AVAILABLE FOR ONE WEEK. U.S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD. STS "All who would achieve success should endeavour to merit it." WE have during tho past three years spared no expense in endeavouring to make our Peer second to none in Now Zealand, and can now confidently assert we have succeeded in doing so. Wo invite all who enjoy a GOOD GLASS OF BEER To ask for STAPLES’ BEST. On draught, at almost all Hotels in the City and Surrounding District, And confidently anticipate their verdict will he that Staples and Co. havo successfully removed the reproach that Good Beer could not be brewed in Wellington. J. STAPLES AND CO., Limited, Molesworth and Murphy Streets. SLEATURA TEA IS MOKE ECONOMICAL THAN OTHER TEAS. ,'TVHOUSANDS of women in New Zea■i. land who havo made careful tests, know that one pound weight of Suratura possesses as much stimulating properties as a pound and a half of other teas. The average consumption of tea per year by each person in New Zealand is about 6 pounds, and tho average family would thus consume about 301 b in a year. The users of Suratura receive tho satno palate pleasure, and tea satisfaction from 20lbs of Suratura ns others do from SOlbs of tho common kinds. At 2s per pound there is a saving of 20s on Suratura, -and tho Consumer gets a better tea, with a fine texture, bright liquor, and an agreeable aroma. RETAIL PRICES. SURATURA A quality 1/6 per SURATURA B quality 1/9 SURATURA U quality 2/SUEATUBA X quality 2/1 lb