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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14280, 31 July 1908, Page 1

SHIPPING. rTNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). Steamers will be despatched ai under (cirenrastoneea permitting):— LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON (Booking Passengers t« all West Coast Ports)-'. Waikare Friday July 111 HDiiuedn Warrimoo Wednesday Aug. S train Monowai Friday Aug. 7 2.30 twin NAPIER, GISBORNE, and AUCKLANDWaikare Friday July 31 3 Dunedin Monowai Friday Aug. 7 2.311 train SYDNEY, via LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, and COOK STRAIT— Warrimoo Wcduetday Aug. 6 2.30 (rain ■ ftoeraki<t,s.) Wednesday Aug. 1!) 23u train SYDNEY, rt* AUCKLANDJlukoia Tuesday Au*. 11 3 Dunedin a '1 uesday Aug. 25 3 Dunedin MELBOURNE, via BLUFF and HOBART— Talune Aug, 2 li Dunedin Maheno" Aug. 9 2.30 train Turbine steamer. NELSON and NEW PLYMOUTH, via . OAIIARU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON, and WELLINGTON (Cargo only)— Corinna Monday , Aug 3 2 Dunedin WESTPORT and GREYMOUTH (Tranship* ping for HOKITIKA), via OAMAKU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON, and WELLINGTON (Cargo only)— Flora ' Friday July 31 2 Dunedin SUVA and LEVUKAHauroto leaves Auckland Wed., August 5 (Connects with , RM.. t.s.s. Manuka for Canada, United State, and Europe). TONGA, SAMOA. FIJI, nnd SYDNEYAtna (t.s.) leaves Auckland Tuesday August 18 RAROTONGA and TAHITINavua (t.s.) leaves Auckland Tues. Aug 4 CARGO RECEIVED AT DUNEDIN— IVrs.B. Til; Day. llora noon Friday VVailiare noon Friday lalune noun Saturday(Jjriuna noou.Monday Ticktti available for atop over or return by lieasra Huddut, Parker, and Co.'a Stouoars. the VANCOUVER ROUTE. OANADIAN-AUSTUALIAN KOYAT, MAIL s.s. Line and Canadian-Pacific Kailway, Through some oi the Greatest SCENIC WONDERS oE tile World to all parts of CANADA, UNITED STATES, BRITISH' ISLES, and CONTINENT OF EUROPE. i ROUND-THE-WORLD TOURS in conjunction with all tho Cape, Suez, China, and ■ Japan Lines at Lowest Rates. Steamers will leave as under: From Sydney. From Suva. 1908. ■ 1908. MANUKA? .. Aug. '3 Aug, 11 MARAMA+ .. Aug. 31 Sept. 7 AORANGI .. Sept, 28 Oct. G t New twin screw stealer. } Twin screw, Passengers from N.Z. have the option o! joining tho steamors of this increasingly popular route ataSydney, or later via Auckland and Suva, • Pamphlets, Maps, and all information free. UNION S.S. CO, OF N.Z..(LTD.),- , Managing Agenta. ()RIEWT- ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMEES, The following Roval Mail Steamships belonging to tho ORIENT and ROYAL MAIL COMPANIES will leivo SI'DNEY and MELBOURNE as under for London (Tilbury), via ADELAIDE, FREHANTLE, COLOMBO (transhipping for all Lidian Porte), SUEZ CANAL, NAPLES, MARSEILLES, and GIBRALTAR:— ' w Jfrom Steameri, From Mel- ' From H ■ Sydney, boiune. Adelaide. lIJuS. i IiUS, 1908, ORTONAt .. SOOu July 2i>Ju)y igJiily 30 OMKAHt ... S"S. Aug. ' Uig. ll August 13 UKUBA oV7.i ~i.g \ug. If. August 1-7 fTwin screw. Fortnightly thereafter. FARES NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON: SALOON.—Single, £47 Gs to £88: Return. £75 18s to £132. . ' RETURN TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR XWO YEARS FROM DATE OF ISSUE. THIRD CLASS.—£IB f2O, and £22, Re* turn, £32 to £89. Through Bookings to New York in oonjunction with Cunard Line. First and Second Class Passengers secure special advantages by booking through from New Zealand, ooing provided with" Saloon Passages to Australia, which are included in the above fares. Passages can be booked to or prepaid from any of the nbove ports. For further particulars apply to UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW- ZEALAND (LIMITED), Agents in New Zealand. TYS,fiK LlNii DIRECT STEAM SERVICE Between THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ' AND AUSTRALASIA. First-class Cargo Steamers will leave ftew iork at rogulaT intervals,, taking cargo for MELBOURNE WELLINGTON ? T ! ™ n ! CANTMBUItt', and AUCKLAND OTAGO. The Company's next despatch will be: — S.S. STAR OF SCOTLAND, about August 15 New Zealand Importers of American Merchandise are specially invited to instruct their Agents in tho United States to SUPPORT l'liK TYSER LINE STEAMERS, and to communicate with the Company's Xcw I'ork Aeprcsontatives Messrs PUNCH, EDIE, & ivvirt} 101 * 1100 Jixcll!U) & e i iN >' e w H<»'k; Measra Ixbliß & CO., 10 I'enchurch tivenuo, London; or Messrs J. VI. SWIFT k CO., Dunedin. RICHARD TODD, Colonial Superintendent, Napier. LOST AND FOUND. CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading not excccdiDg Sixtoen Words oro inserted for SIXPENCE per insertion, or for One Week, 2s Gd; over Sixteen Words and not exceeding Twenty-eight Words, Is; or for One Week, ss. If orders come by letter it must bo understood that double these rates mil be charged unless accom* panied by cash. LOST (about Goodwood), BLack-and-tan Collie DOG; Kaikoura collar.—Finder pleaEo communicate Mnnro, Mount Royal, Palmerston. 3ijy LOST (Wednesday morning, Princes street), Black Silk UMBRELLA, bono hooked handle.—Reward returning Lethaby, Princes street. aijy LOST (7th inst.), Black-and-tan DOG.Reward on returning to George Duncan, Outram. I gijy LOST, Crossbred Fox Terrier PUP; white, black-and-tan, black spots on back.— l'inder return Fred Scott, bicyclc mechanic, Kensington. Howard. 31jy VIOLET SNOW CREAM—Tho only genuine remedy for Superfluous Hair; delightfully pleasant; 4s 6d per bottle.—From H. L. Sprosen, or direct from Hemsley Burnet, hair specialist, 46 George street Dunedin. | THAT LASTS. Our grandmothers kept their linen good for years. Why shouldn't we? It can be done by washing carefully and starching with "LILY STARCH." It's pure, l and ; doesn't injure the fabric. Ask your groccr tor it