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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10573, 26 January 1906, Page 2

Mttat TTNION STEAMfl||*iPj|k SHIP COMPANY OF W^^fW NEW ZEALAND. TIME-TABLE. Steamßhip Sailing. FOR SYDNEY, via AUCKLAND. Mokoia, Saturday, Fob. 3, 10 a.m. FUR AUCKLAND. Talune, Wednesday, Jan. 31, 8 a.m. FOR NAPIEK, W_JL_LJuNGiUN, LYTTELION, AND DUNEDIN. Waikare, Sunday, January 28, 5 p.m. FOR Bi.UFi, HOB ART, AND MEL BOUItNE. Waikaro, Sunday, Jauuiuy 28, 5 p.m. (Connects with Maheno at Dunedin.) FOR lULAUA, IOKUjMARU, WalPIRO, PORT AWANUI, TUPAROA, AND TE ARAROA. Haupiri (To be announced.) FOR FRIENDLY ISLANDS, SAMOA, FIJI, AND SYDNEY. (From Auckland.) Hauroto, Wed., Feb. 7. (Mokoia hence Sat., Feb. 3, connects.) I FOR RAROTONGA AMD TAHITI. (From Aucklund.) Taviuni, Tuesday, January 23. (Manuka, hence Saturday, January 20, connects.) FOR SUVA AND LEVUKA. (From Auckland.) Navua, Wednesday, February 21. (Connects with Monowai.) FOR VANCOUVER, via BRISBANE, FIJI, AND HONOLULU. (From Sydney.) Miowera, Monday, February 19th. (Navua from Auckland,- Wed., Feb. 21.) FOR LONDON, via SUEZ OANAJU (Orient Pacific Line.) Lie;we Sydney Leave Melbourne (4 p.m.) Ortona, Feb. 10. Feb. 13. FOR SYD_\i_Y DUG'GI. (From Weiiingion.j Moeraki, Saturday, Feb. 3. Tickets are available for 'stop-over or return by Messrs Huddart, Parker and Company's .steamers. Holders of return tickets should obtain boat pass at the office before embarking. *Passengers for steamers advertised to sail before 9 a.m. should be booked on the previous day. Office open on Sundays from 4 to 4.30 p.m. for passengers only. All freights must bo paid at the office before delivery of cargo. UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, Ltd., Agents. _ | m _ ___ !■■!■. MEN'S GW]\ GARMENTS ]| W ! READY 'for ... i n jSERVICE! They Fit. They Wear. They hold their Shape. They bristle with. Stylo. They are made of good, honest fabrics, m to-day's fa._uon. They are cut according to the latest designs. They aro made absolutely right m side and outside. No hit or miss policy, but rigllt ii every way, or wo don't sell 'em. l>'ye blamo us for wishing yom k come and see these smart goods? PRICES FROM 24 s 6 D ro 70 s - —AtTHE SPECIALITY HOUSE " WHERE THE GOOD HATS ARE." 99 BOYS' STRAW BOATERS 3D EACH. foi_,%.\- --"■■- - 55 MENS' STRAW BOATERS JS EACH. Also, — A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEffl HATS In HARD EELT 8s Gd SOFT FELT 6s 6d TWEED 5s 6d WHITE DRILL Is 6d PANAMA IS_ 6d STRAW BOATERS .s 6d STRAW FOLDERS 6s 6d TWEED CAPS (for Man or Boy), ls, 2s, 3s, 4s. FACTORY j ' STILL MODEST RICHARD AND CHAMPION THOUGH ON TOP. PATHETIC COMMUNICATIONS, Bth I DECEMBER, 1905. "RIGHT HON. MR SEDDON, Wellington. "Congratulations. We must take caro that our hats fit easily as before without visiting th© barber. There is no use disguising fact that our move m saving bank and colony has caused BREADWINNERS to rally round our 'CHAMPION' 'STANDARD.'" VIRTUE. P. VIRTUE, Auckland. "Carefully noted. I have much to thank the people for. • Your congratulations are much appreciated. Trust may ever merit good wishes." R. J. SEDDON. RIGHT HON. MR SEDDON, Wellington. "My Cabinet suggests following tc ensure your Ministry a lease m perpetuity : — Unlock Native Lands Call Sir Wm. Russell to Upper House. Make' Mr Massey Minister of Lands. Send balance of O's to Upper House on half-pay. If they should get troublesome, abolish this House. Insist- on the entire population living on 'CHAMPION' MuscleRaiser. If it Bhould get too lively, go m for 'STANDARD' •SOOTHER' six months before next election." 107 VIRTUE.