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Southland Times, Issue 17621, 8 April 1914, Page 1

EAGLE HOTEL, • sum. NEW ft UP-TO-DATE. KLFGTRIC LIGHT. TJOT and Cold Water tn Bedrooms. Two Dining Rooms and every modern convenience. TARIFF: Ss and Ss per day. Boarders by arrangement. Cuh Orders promptly Despatched. W. HINCHET.

Shipping. FIJI SAMOA TONGA .VISIT THESE FASCINATING ISLAND GROUPS. Hie Most Unique Trips in the World. NEW TOURS THIS SEASON. QAILINGS by T.S.S. “NAVUA.” 3500 G tons, from Wellington and Auckland and return. Next Saltings; 15th APRIL. MAY 13th. (and every four weeks thereafter). ACCOMMODATION ALL ON DECK. - Arrangements can be made to return via Sydney or Melbourne per “TOKUA" and “ATUA,” allowing 10 to 16 days in Ptil. ninstrated Pamphlets and fun particulars on application. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NJS. (LTD.). STEAM SE COMPANY OP 2ZEV ZKALAJTD, LTD. Steamers will be despatched as folVrws. -weather sad circumstances perKtttlng:— Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. FOR MELBOURNE, via. HOBART. Train TEL TON. WELLINGTON, and COOK STRAITS. Train WiTlochra Monday, April 30 1-L Moeraki Monday. April 3T l-lo Maitai Monday, May 1 .1.45 For NAPIER, GISBORNE. AUCKLAND. Wan aka—About April 21st. For NEW PLYMOUTH, WESTPORT and QKBYMOUTH. Taviuni —Thursday, April Dlh. NO CARGO will be received at BLUFF later than 10 a.in. on day of sailing. Consignees requiring cargo stopped at Bluff are requested to notify the Company before the arrival of the steamer, otherwise it will be railed to Invercargill Goods Shed at their risk and expense. Tickets available for stop-over or return by- the Huddart. Parker and Co's steamers. R OYAL jyj-An. TO LONDON, via SAN FRANCISCO. All American Points. British Isles, and Continent, via Raratonga and Tahiti. Express Passenger Service to London. lOne, two and three-berth cabins. •Cabina de luxe eu suite and all modern conveniences. And Every Four Weeks Thereafter, t Equipped with Wireless Teiegrapii y. > Choice of eight routes across the Continent, connecting on the Atlantic Coast with the giant Cunarders, White Star, and other vessels. fJTMB V A2TCOUTEB J>OUTE TO IOimOB. AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND. CANADA, via FIJI and HONOLULU. CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN ROYAL MATT, LINE

Every Modern Convenience. And Every Four Weeks Thereafter. (Equipped with Wireless Telegraphy.) Passengers booked to all points in Canada and United States. Through bookings to Europe. Pound-the-World bookings a speciality. Illustrated Pamphlets Free on Application. ORIENT IILNE TO LONDON From Sidney, caning at Melbourne. ADELAIDE. FREMANTLE. COLOMBO, SUEZ, NAPLES, TOULON. GIBRALTAR. PALATIAL LINERS of 12,500 TONS. Fitted with Wireless. Electric Fans and Laundries. Carrying First, Second and Third Class Passengers. From From Tons. Sydney. Melbourne aided with spacious promenade decks, smoke and music rooms, whilst the large dining saloon is on the main deck. FARES. BLUFF TO LONDON, 7BOX £l9. Full particulars apply to UNION STEAM SHIP COMP ANT OF NJS. LTD. rrtHE S.S. THERESA WARD will leave A BLUFF WHARF (weather and other circumstances permitting) for HALFMOON BAY, Stewart Island, on arrival of train leaving Invercargill at 0.10 a.m. ISVEKY WEDNESDAY, returning same day. FARES —7/6 Return ; 5/- Single. GOODS —10/- per Ton, N.B. —Freight must be PREPAID on Goods shipped to Stewart Island, freight on Goods landed at Bluff must be re f d when delivery is given. Goods for shipment to Stewart Island must arrive at Bluff by 1.45 train on previous 4 * y * GEO, R. GEORGE, Secretary Bluff Harbour Board. Campbell town, February 10. 191-> ANYONE sating Large Quantities et ENVELOPES would Save Money obtain a better article by seeing . oar Latest Samples p)*.—SOUTHLAND TIMES PRINTING nifPARTMgWT _-.T«r7 ledger system.—cards * /ruled to any pattern by the South* -- J — -'*■ MDk