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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20704, 30 April 1929, Page 1

£The Otago Daily Times it registered M Uio General Post Office, London, and transmissible through the post in the United Kingdom at the Newspaper rate of postage. 1 SHIPPING. CHAW, SAVILL. AND ALBION *3 COMPANY. LIMITED, DIRECT LINE TO SOUTHAMPTON. VIA PANAMA CANAL. Pteanie? Tmia Oats From JTAINUI 10,000 May 9 W’grn” *TAII aROA 13.350 Jane 8 W'gtn iCORINTHIO July 3 ‘TAUAEOA Oct 23 tIONIO July 31 ICO 111 NTH 10 IS'ov 20 •MATAROA Aug 28 HnNIC fiee. U tTAINUI Sep. 18 *itATAHOA Jan. 15 Passengers embark previouj evening. * New Luxurious Oil-burning Steamers carrying First and Third Jlasses. J Three classes, f Cabin and third class. All passengers must secure passports. For full particulars apply to NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. DALGETY & CO., LTD. MURRAY, Rr> TTR. & CO., LIP. rj* fl E N. Y. K. LINE. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. To MANILA. HONGKONG, and JAPAN Leaves Sydney 1C29. AKI MARU .TUNE 1 KAGA MARU JUNE 29 TANGO MARU AUG. 3 WILLIAM R REYNOLDS & CO., Agents, 9 Liverpool street. JJUDDAJIT. PARKER. LIMITED. INTERCOLONIAL SERVICES. For SYDNEY (Circumstances Permitting) From Auckland: ULIMAROA, MAY 17 and JUNE 14. From Wellington: ULIMAROA. MAY 3 and MAY 31. For further particulars and passage bookings apply NEILL & CO., LTD., Agents, Bond street. TVUNEDIN-WANGANUI SHIPPING COMPANY. LTD. S.S. HOLMDALE. For OAMARU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, and WANGANUI. MAY 6. KEITH RAMSAY, Telephone 12-053, Agent. T/'EITH RAMSAYfS DUNEDIN SHIPPING AGENCY THE GREEN "FUNNEL LINE. S.S. PROGRESS.—For TIMARU, LYTTELTON. WELLINGTON. NEW PLYMOUTH. and WAIKATO.— SATURDAY, May 4. Cargo now being received at Q Shed. Telephone 12-053. _ T£IHE CANTERBURY STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY LTD. 8.8. GALE.—For OAMARU, TIMARI LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, an WANGANUI.—TUESDAY, April 3 Cargo being received at D Shed froi 8 aim.'-till 2 p.ln. This Day S.S. STORM.—For TIMARU. LYTTEI TON. WELLINGTON, and WJ NGANUI.—WEDNESDAY, May 1. H L. TAPLEY & CO. LTD.. Telephone 13-013 Agents. CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS. S.S. ,CANADIAN CHALLENGER WILL LOAD AT DUNEDIN ABOUT MAY 1, For New York, Boaton, and Montreal and Inland Points in U.S.A. and Canada. Rates of freight and further particulars apply Canadian Government Merchant Marine, Ltd. H, L. TAPLEY & CO.. LTD., Agents, 119 Rattray street, Dunedin. Telephone 13-513. T AKE LOUISE. LAKE LOUISE. - ’ LAKE LOI .The contra! jewel of the Can Rockies is LAKE LOUISE—a glei emerald in a setting of snow-cro majestic mountains, with a pale glacier, a million years old, at one the most charming of modern hott the other, .and all around purple where pines and spruce trees keei jvorkl away, and whisper peace. Louise _ is a lake of the deepeg most exquisite colouring, ever-chai and defying analysis-probablv the perfect gem of scenery in the k world 600 feet above the railway a an amphitheatre of peaks. Lake Louise is reached onlv bi RATT W°iv« hC u G . ANADIAN PAC KAIL WAYS which connect at Vane with the m.s. Aorangi and s.s. Niagf For full particulars and illustrated lets apply to the Union S.S. Co took and Son. or A. W. Essex, Pass Manager for N.Z. Canadian OPacifie way,, Auckland. ■-v> THOS. COOK & Si X AGENTS FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES. BOOK NOW AND AVOID DISAJ .. _ POINTMENT. Via Suez.- Orient Line: Osterley, J 11. _P. and O. Line. Cathay May Aberdeen nd Com.; Esperanci Bay. J 28. P. am O. Service: Baradine, J '4. Via Canada and America.—Cannd Aus. Line: Aorangi. May 7. Union Rc Mail: Tahiti. May 71 Via Panama.—Shaw. Suvill. and Albi Tainui, May 9. N.Z. Shipping C pany Rotorua. May 25. • • Via Cape.—Blue Funnel Line: Ulya May 13. White Star: Themistocles, J DF.ODRICK & CHALMER, ' Agents, New Zealand Express CoVs Buildin ■ : (First Floor), Dunedin. ___ NO BOOKING FEE. REMOVAL NOTICES. MISS BOYER, REMOVED to 141 MORAY PLACE (two doors below Dr Hall).— Superfluous Hairs, Moles, removed. • 6m ELECTIONISM (22) : The residents on the flood area have not had a fair deal In that.the Council did not learn the lesson of the 1923 flood. ‘ Vote for the IJve candidate —Arthur Paape. ~, r . rPHE First Utility of frequent and regular Advertising consists in this: There is at all times a large class of Persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of lertain necessary articles, and" are" ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought ander their notice. Indifferent to all, lh?y yield without hesitation to the first tho aska.