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Southland Times, Issue 17732, 9 August 1917, Page 1

SHIPPING. UNIOX STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. STEAMERS WILL BE DESPATCHED AS UNDER (weather and circumstances permitting). LYTTELTON-WELLINGTON FERR> SERVICE. T.s.s MAORl—Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. S.s. MARAROA—Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Steamers sail on arrival of S a.m. Express from Dunedin. Passengers are requested to obtain Tickets from Invercargill Office at leas, three days before crossing, so that accommodation may be reserved. DUNEDIN to AUCKLAND, via LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, NAPIER, and GISBORNE. MONOWAI —Tuesday, August 14. Fur WELLINGTON. Steamer —Thursday, August 9. (Cargo at Blutf, Thursday midday.) For NAPIER, GISBORNE it AUCKLAND. TE AN AC—About August 14. SAILINGS for AUSTRALIAN PORTS on Application. No cargo will be received at Bluff later than 10 a.m. on day of sailing. Consignees requiring cargo slopped at Bluff are requested to notity the Company before the arrival of the steamer, otherwise it will be railed to Invercargill Goods Shed at their risk and expense. I Where cargo has to be transhipped at Dunedin consignees requiring cargo for- . warded to Bluff must notify the Company | before the arrival of steamer at Dunedin, | otherwise it may be forwarded to Invercar- j gill Jetty at their risk and expense. Tickets available fur stop-over or return by Messrs Huddart, Parker, Ltd. s steamers. rp H £ ALL RED ROUTE. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAN D-CAN ADA. CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN R.M. LINE (in conjunction with CanadianPacific Railway;. STEAMERS WILL BE DESPATCHED AT REGULAR INTERVALS. Through some of the Greatest SCENIC | WONDERS of the World tc ail parts ot j CANADA, UNITED STATES, BRITISH ! ISLES, and CONTINENT CF EUROPE. I ROUND-THE-WORLD TOURS in cun- i junction with all the Cape, Suez, China, aiid I Japan Lines at Lowest Rates. All. Return ami Round lour Tickets iu■ | tercnangeaUic with Lmou Steam Ship | Company's R.M. Line. ! Pamphlets, maps, and all information J from---UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.), | Managing Agents. I ]£ OVAL MAIL SlillV 1C E ! To I ALL AMERICAN PORTS, BRITISH | ISLES, and CONTINENT. j STEAMERS WILL BE DESPATCHED j AT REGULAR INTERVALS. I All Return and Round Tour Tickets in- ! terchangcable with E..-E Line "All Red” ] Route. I PASSPORTS.—Travellers to any place | outside the dominion arc reminded that it j is necessary to obtain passports, and that early application must be made to the Gov- | eminent lor them. Tor particulars regarding passages and freights, apply— | UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.), | Crescent. | T HE P. 4 O.S.N. i All twin .-crew steamers and fitted with Wireless telegraphy apparatus. First and Second Saloon only. FARES—NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON ; Saloon - Single, E;0 to DJI); Return, fSI to E135. 1 RETURN TICKETS AVAILABLE fur [ TWO TEARS from DATE OF ISSUE. Particulars of sailings and route on application. DALGETY AND CO., Agents. THE S.S. THERESA WARD will leave BLUFF WHART (weather and other circumstances permitting) lor HALFMOON BAY. S tewart island, on arrival of train leaving Invercargill at 9.10 a.m. EVERY .WEDNESDAY, returning same day. FARES--S/- Return; hi- Single. N.B. —Freight must be PREPAID on' Goods shipped to Stewart Island. i might j on Uooils landed at Bluff must be paid [ when delivery is given. Goods for ship- ! ment to Stewart island must arrive at | Blufi by 1.45 train on previous day. GEO. K. GEORGE, Secretary Bluff Harbour Board. Campbclltown, Feb, pj, 1917. STONE'S OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND COMMERCIAL. MUNICIPAL, AND GENFRAU directory and NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL. Thirty-fifth year of Publication. 19 1 8 (Edited by John Stone.) Royal Bvo, containing about 1000 pages, together with numerous maps, corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gill lettered. PRICE; If ordered before publication, 1.5/-; after publication, 17/6. STONE, SON & CO., LTD., Printers and Publishers, Anzac Square, Dunedin; and at Christchurch and Wellington. LONDON: H. J. King Potter & Co., 56 Ludgate Hill, E.C. Mk255 QE O. D. MACIN DO E, M.S.I iPublic Analyst to Borough of Invercargill i House Telephone : No. 14.T ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST, ASSAYER AND CHEMICAL ENGINEER, having had in Britain a wide experience in Industrial and Agricultural Chemistry, is prepared to undertake ih - analysis and inspection of ail manufactured materials.