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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 11123, 24 July 1907, Page 1

*&£. THE TYSER <3_§S** ; LINE.L™ MONT__LY DESPATCH Of "CHRST-CLASS CARGO STEAJIERS X; To LONDON DHIECT. Tons Com- Due bteame>*. Burden, mand. Auckland t , ■ , About Indralema io,OOO Trotter July 22 S* 1 * 5 ,* _, , W ' m Aug. 7 . StarofScotlaud 10,000 Hart Aw. 17 ■■ fcdiadevi..,: \ 10,000 Broome Hawke's Bay 8,000 CampbeU Whakarau „ 10,000 Felgate : Niwaru /•. 10XXX) HoUis Mimire lO^COO Lidstone Tomoana 10,000 Conby Indralema 10,000 Trotter &fcz i. _ l'J28?" Hollingsworth StarofN.Zeal'nd B,OCO Beck Star of Australia 10,000 Kearney Star of Japan j 10,000 Ulyatt Muntai 10^000 ■ The above sigamers were all buUt'speci' ZHu H 6W trade, fttte. with refrigerating machinery of the most modern type/ and^ e noted for the exce»v tionallv^ satisfactory condition in whioli tne» frozen meat cargoes are being deJ^fPa^w prepared to cahy Wool 5 f^-'v^ o *-'^ e W «U«oriptio_ •%■ lowest .. Current Rates of Freight, -for fulrpao-ticulars; apply to— : y. WILLIAMS > KETTLI^Ltd., : "^ '■■■;:■"■' b. " Ageiitg, Qisbome. gHAW, gAVILL AND COMPANY, LTD.^" ■ THE DmEGT ! LINE OF SI^LMEBS FOR PLYMOUTH AND LGMXttT VIA MONTE VIDEO k TENEMFFI SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE PA_»ENGI_B ACCOMMODATION. ROOMY CABINS AND fIPAOIOUB .-. ■-„-■" u i '.^DßG__S,,-' > Sailings (oircumstanoes permitting) :— ■~~ „:. ffl | y.; : .. .■;..• ;■>;-,.,■. ...,,; .Steamer %3 Clom- BaW| Final Port HS mander UOM IhwSv 0 .VkA 1 "?** •IONIC .- . 1228. Carter Aug 16 „ ■-:•■- --.. y /Twin-screw. fatties, given to residehts 61" this colony toi bring but friends from Home either by pre-payment of passage money in New Zealand or by guarantee. Passengers and cargo booked to Monte Video and Rio de Janeiro. v In addition! to the above, .. tiaixgo Steamers will be despatched at regcuax intervals. ■■:' A" DAIRY PRODUCE carried in CwA Chambers or Freezing .Chamber at Lowest Current Rates. j| y- ." All steamers jare now being fitted vnij_ A the Co. 2 appaiatuOj which is most 'effective in extinguishing fire, and cannot possibly damage , jteargo or anything with i which it comes ; in contact. . For full particulars/ apply to the Agents— ■;•■■ --Ij DALGETY & CO., Ltd. • COMMON, SHELTON k CO., Ltd., 'j&ygA i*f imHE NEW ZEALAND* W^mmJ*^ shipping >. COMPANY'S LINB ' ROYAL JMAIL STEAMERS / FOR LONDON, [ „-\ Via Monte Vid|o, Teneriffe & Plymoi.*t_ eiteamer. Tons j! Com Sailing Port of De ..- - : ,■ ■ ..- , «?at .mander. Date, part-ore. . •Tongariro 770i Sutoliffe Aug> 1 WeUingt'n Papanui 6582W(.81;0a •"-' Aug : B9 >. •Turakina 8210ITorbe9 Sept26 •Paparoa 6563 Clifford OcC : 2_ : •Ruapehu 7801 Jaggard : Nov 21 *Twin Screw.: - Superior Accommodatioa for All Classes, Specially fitted with Clayton's Patent FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, y For freight or passage, apply to-r-THE N.Z. SHIPPING CO., LIMITED, ■";...•;.;■. Lowe Street, Gisborne. - CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN LINE. yy... . ;.;.:-!;■; to..'.: ..'.■'' •QANADA, "gUROPE. Sailings as below :— ■" . Con'cti'g d < Leaves steamer Steamer v Leaves : Suva, . . leaves Sydney. Fijii Au'kland ■ --''.Ay'- : .'. .fwSuva. ■. AORANGI Aug^ 5 y Aug. 13 Aug. 7 MOANA V Sept;-2 Sept. 10 Sept. 4iy New Zealand- Passengers can. connect at Fiji or Fbr Ml^paitiCulais, apply to^. : -•" union Steam ship co. of - • NEW ZEALAND Ltd., 148 Managing Agents. SEEDS r~ :- :' : PLANTS __ TREES. CISBORNE NURSERY. IN -tendering : grateful acknowledgment 'to my many patrons for the very. - liberal support ajid kmd recommendations extended to me during mylmany'. years in business, I beg to remind them that the two forthcoming; months (July and August) have always proved the best for the transplanting of general Nursery Stock in this .district, and would advise the placing of their orders in my handsVas early -as fssible. ':■./'. ,r- v. ,y.'i ; : -, A.y OUR NURSERY holds the reputation of growing some; of the finest stock in the North Island, and it will always be our ambition to uphold the same. My stock . is llarger and more varied . than and having had 25 s ;years' r exj>erience in this district, I am in a ' position to judge the varieties most suited to the climate. FRUIT TREES Comprise all the best varieties in Apples, Apricots, Cherries. -Nectarines, Peaches, Pears,- English Plums, Japaneeie Pluims i Prunes; Persimmons, Oranges, Lemons, Mandarins, Comquats. Quinces, Figs, Mulberries, Gooseberries, , Currants, Logan Berries, Raspberries^ Strawberries, Guavas, Passion Fruit, Grape Vines, etc. - Rhubarb, Seakal x and Asparagus Roots. SHELTER TREES Ornamental Shrubs , and Roses, too numerous to* mention. '_> . HEDGE PLANTS To suit ©very soil ahd situation. VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS,, specially selected for our district from the best English and Continental growers. Spray Pumps and Spraying Materials always in stock. I supply Everything for Orchard, Garden, or Farm, in large or small quantities. Patronise Local Industry by sending yopr Order along to— ALEX. THOMSON *S Nurseryman. Seedsman, and Florist. Catalogues Free on Application. Nurseries': Carnarvon Street and Aberdeen Road. Telephone 199. - Seed Shop : Gladstone Road. Telephone 363. TOUR GAKES SCONES. IF YOU USE TOAST'S T3AKING pOWDER You know fox a certainty that iou have ihe Best Article that loney can buy or Grooers ean •ell. TOUR CAKES AND CONFECTIONS Will be JUST LOVELY by using ONLY EAST'S BAKING POWDER Xveiy !_■.«. MISS BEATTIE LADIES' HAIRDRESSER AND MASSEUSE. Ladies' Hair Drested ... ls 6_ Shampooed ... ... 8a Od. Face or Head Massage ... 2s 6d. Head Massage and Treatment for Weak > and Falling Hair. HAIR WORK A SPECIALITY! Ladies' Own Combings. Made. Up, iron .. 2s 6d per ounce. PEEL STREET (Next to' Paris Houm 4 in Library Building.'.) BAD Grocer— Bad Tea. Good Grocer > —PLANTERS' CHOICE or else laroadia,