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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19309, 22 October 1924, Page 1

SHIPPING. TTNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). Steamers will bo despatched as Ufcder (circumstances permitting):— For LYTTELTON ami WELLINGTON, via, OAMARU and TTMARU (Cargo only)— WANAKA About. Tuesday, Oct. 28 For AUCKLAND, via OAMARU, TTMARU, LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, NAPIER, and GISBORNE (Cargo only)— WANAKA Aboui Tuesday, Ocl. 28 For NELSON. NEW PLYMOUTH, via TTMARU. LYTTELTON, and WELLINGTON— ‘OPIHI About Thursday, Oct. 23 For MELBOURNE, Via BLUFFMOERAKI About Thursday, Oct. 30 For SYDNEY, via OAMARU and BLUFF (Cargo only)— WHANGAPE About Thurs., Oct. 23 For SYDNEY, from WELLINGTON—MANUKA Friday, October 31 MAHENO Friday, November 7 For SYDNEY, from AUCKLAND—MAHENO Friday. October 24 - MANUKA Friday, November 14 From AUCKLAND, for SUVA (Fiji), APIA. NAVUA, HAAPAI, NUKUALOFA— TOFU A Monday, November 10 From AUCKLAND, for RAROTONGA, RAIATIA, and PAPEETE (Cargo only)— NGAKUTA About Wed.. Oct. 22 CARGO RECEIVED FOR—OPIHI. till noon Thursday. WHANGAPE, 5 p.tn., Thursday. LYTTELTON-WELLINGTON FERRY SERVICE. MAORI will leave Lyttelton for Wellington on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday on arrival of 11.15 a.m. train from Dunedin. 4 MARAROA will leave Lyttelton for Wellington on Monday, Wednesday, and day ■ on arrival of 8 a.m. train from Dunedin, QANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN LINE. PO CANADA, AMERICA, ENGLAND, Via SUVA (FIJI). HONOLULU, VANCOUVER. NIAGARA MAKURA NIAGARA TAHITI MAKURA AORANGI NIAGARA AORANGI NIAGARA From Auckland i> 28th Oct. 25th Nov. 23rd Dec. 27th Jan. 17th Feb. 17th Mat. 14th Apl. 12th May. 9th June. THE MAGNIFICENT AND LUXURIOUSLY APPOINTED NEW DEISEL LINER “AORANGI,” 18,000 tons register, 23,000 tons displacement, will LEAVE SYDNEY on 12th MARCH, 1925 and AUCKLAND on 17th MARCH, on her Maiden Voyage in the Vancouver Service. Spacious decks, beautifully designed public rooms, special state rooms, verandah cafe, electric passenger lifts, and every modem convenience—all cabins fitted _ for natural and forced ventilation by ozonifiod air. EXCURSION TO HONOLULU. Particulars on Application. ■^JNION ROYAL MAIL LINE. TO UNITED STATES. CANADA, ENGLAND, Via RAROTONGA. PAPEETE, SAN FRANCISCO, MAUNGANUI TAHITI MAUNGANUI TAHITI MAUNGANUI TAHITI MAUNGANUI TAHITI MAKURA From Wellington 11th Nov. „ 9th Dec. ~ 6th Jan, „ 24th Jan. „ 3rd Mar, „ 31st Mar. „ . 28th April. ~ 26th May. ~ 23rd June. Through Bookings by either of the above Services to any CANADIAN or AMERICAN POINT, UNITED KINGDOM, EUROPE. NEW ZEALAND TO SYDNEY. MAUNGANUI From Wellington Oct. 28 MAKURA From Auckland Nov. 11 For full particulars apply UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF N.Z. (LTD.). jpEDERAL AND SHIRE LINE. SAILINGS: FOR BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Also, AVONMOUTH, LIVERPOOL. MANCHESTER, GLASGOW. S.S. QUART. Loading at PORT CHALMERS about OCTOBER 22. F. and S Tickets are available for return by steamers of P. and O. Line. For Freight and Passages apply TURNBULL. MARTIN. & CO., Crawford street, Dunedin agents. SITUATIONS WANTED IEBTKF.D young Lady desixeo POSI- - TION ladyhelp.—7lo, Times. 220 YOUNG Lady would like MIND CHILD or light work, mornings.—-709, Times Office, 220 EE'jBTNED Lady wishes housekeeper's i POSITION, lor 2 gentlemen; competent, good cook, trustworthy.—646. Times. ■fcAVANTED by strong, willing Youth (18), » T WORK with carpenter or blacksmith; country preferred.—Bß, Times Office. 210 THNERGETIG young Man seeks AGEN£I) CIES ; good, quick-selling lines.—694, Times. 220 "ANTED. SITUATION, by youth 16 years, as apprentice to building trade Youth, Times Office. 200 YOUNG Man wants WORK, any description, town and country.—692, Times Office. S2o ITANTED, by young Man (18), POSI- - TION in office; some experience; well icated ; excellent references. —706, Times ice. 220 IAND Salesman wants POSITION; big J. farm connection south and north; references.—Address to Good Business, 676, Times Office, 210 THIRST-CLASS Chauffeur wants POSiljO TION; expert mechanic, do all repairs to all makes of cars; 10 years' experience; any trial.—6lß, Times Office. TO BAKERS,—Competent Bread and Smallgooda Baker would like POSITION i well up in trade. —Address (immediately) 705, Times Office. 220 WANTED (by tradesman), PAINTING, i’APEKHANGING; lest materials; no shoddy jobs; prices reasonable.—4B9, Times Office. 130 KAITAN GATA COAL; no half-cooxad roasts. 310 KAITANGATA COAL; quick fire and even heat. Mo HiEAR~Mrs CHARLES T. STUDD’S stir- , ring and heartening Missionary Lectures, "Heart of Africa” and "Amazon” Mis- [ siona. 220