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Southland Times, Issue 17934, 27 January 1917, Page 1

(3LENDOUR WHISKY For Account books invoice BOOKS LETTER BOOKS Bookbinding of all descriptions. RUBBER STAMPS (In any size) SEND TO THE Southland Times Co. LTD.

Shipping UNION STSAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD, BTEAMETtS WILL, BE DESPATCHED AS UNDER (weather and circumstances permitting). WELLINGTON', from LYTTELTON. S.S. MAORI —Tuesday. Thursday. Satur--2,3. MARAROA- Monday, Wednesday. Friday. Steamers sail on arrival of 6.K> a.roExpress from Invercargill. Passengers are requested to c-uun Tickets from Invercargill Office. For MELBOURNE, via DUNEDIN, LYTTELTON. and WELLINGTON, PA LOON A —Monday, Feb. 1". H-2° a - in ' tram. Steamer —To follow. FOR NAPIER. GISBORNE and AUCKLAND. TE ANAU—About I 8. For WELLINGTON Direct. ROSAMOND —Monday, January 29. (Cargo at Bluff Monday afternoon.) For SIDNEY, from LYTTELTON, via WELLINGTON. MANUKA—Wednesday. February 7. MOERAKI —Wednesday, February It. N’o cargo will bo received at Blufl later than 10 a.m. on day of sailing. Consignees requiring cargo stopped at Bluff are requested to notify the Company before the arrival of steamer, otherwise It will be railed to Invercargill Goods Shed at their risk and expense. Where cargo has to be transhipped at Dunedin consignees requiring cargo forwarded to Bluff must notify the Company before the arrival of steamer at Dunedin, otherwise It may be forwarded to Invercargill Jetty at their risk and expense. Tickets available for stop-over or return by Messrs Huddart, Parker, Ltd.'s steamers. -J’HB VANCOUVER JJODTE. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND-CANADA - THE ALL-RED ROUTE. CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN RJW. LINE (In conjunction with CanadianPacific Railway). Through some of the Greatest SCENIC WONDERS of the World to tdl parte of CANADA. UNITED STATES, BRITISH ISLES, and CONTINENT of EUROPE. ROUND-THE-WORLD TOURS In conjunction with all the Cape, Suei, China, and Japan Lises at Lowest Rates, ROUTE AND SAILINGS ON APPLICATION. Steamers equipped with wireless telegraphy. Pamphlets, maps, and all information fcrom— UNION S.S, CO. OF N-Z. (LTD.), 1 Managing Agents.

JJJAIL gBKYICE. Via SAN FRANCISCO, To ALL AMERICAN PORTS. BRITISH ISLES and CONTINENT ROUTE AND SAILINGS ON APPLICATION. Steamers equipped wltu wlxeiaee telegraphy. PASSPORTS.—Travellers to any place outside the dominion ura reminded that It Is necessary to obtain passports, and that early application must be made to tha Government for them. For particulars regarding passenger* end freights, apply-= UNION S.S, CO. OF N JZ. (LTD.). Crescent. QKIBNT jy[AXL s^T EAMSHIPS TO J^ONDON ROUTE AND BAILINGS ON APPLICATION. Steamers fitted with wireless telegraphy. FARES—NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON: Saloon —Single, i&0 to £9O; Return, £3l to £135. RETURN TICKETS AVAILABLE for TWO YEARS from DATE OF ISSUE. THIRD CLASS—£2O, £23, £24; Return, (available lor 12 months), £3O. £39 is/-, £43 V-. FIRST and SECOND SALOON Oversea Tickets are available for return by P, and O. Company. First and Second-class Passengers secure special advantages by booking through from New Zealand, being provided with Saloon Passengers to Australia. which are Included in the above fares. Passages can bo booked to op prepaid from any of the above ports. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF N.Z. (LTD.), Agents In New Zealand. iJ’HSJ JNVEaCARGILL gHIPPINO QOMPANY. J^Ti). aS. INVERCARGILL - SAILS EVERT TUESDAY from Dunedin for Invercargill. Cargo forwarded to inland towas. For rates of freight apply— A, B, CAMPBELL. Agent. 1““ P. “ O. S.N. COMPANYMAIL STEAMSHIPS TO LONDON. First and Second Saloon only. FARES—NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON': Saloon —Single, £»o to 190; Return, £3l to £lO/. I: ETUI IN TICKETS AVAILABLE for TWO YEARS from DATE OF ISSUE. Particulars of sailings and route on application. UA LG FT Y & CO., Agents. These are the nights to enjoy A COSY EIRE. MARTIN & CO. DON STREET For the Right COAL for Cosy Fires. Telephones—l 22. Of dee; 273. Coalyard, J'Will C 1 EO. D. A 1 ACXN DO E, M.S.I. (Public Analyst to Borough of Invercargill!, House Telephone: No. 143. ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST. ASSAYER AND CHEMICAL ENGINEER. having had :n Britain a wide experience In Industrial and Agricultural Chemistry, is prepared t*> undertake the analysis and inspection of all manufactured materials.