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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12757, 1 April 1910, Page 1

Union Steam Ship Co. of New Zealand, LIMITED. Passengers MIST procure Tickets a the Office before they.embark. Steamers will be despatched^ as under, •weather and other circumstances permitting. PICTON & WELLINGTON. Pateena, Saturday, April 2, 10 a.m. Puteena, Tuesday, April 5, noon Arahura, Wednesday, April 6 7.30 a m. Pateena, Thursday, Apr 7, 8.30 a.m. WELLINGTON DIRECT. *ATapourika; Sunday, April 3, 6.30 a.m. *No cargo. WESTPOBT, GREYMOUTH, AND HOKITIKA. ♦Arahura, Sunday, April 3, 7 a.m. Mapourika, Thursday, Apr.l 6, 8 a.m. •No cargo. NEW PLYMOUTH & ON EH [ING A." •Rosamond, Wednes , April 6, 2.30 p.m. •Cargo only. ' SYDNEY, VIA COOK STRAIT. (Prom Wellington.) Moeraki, Friday, April 8, 5 p.m. • MELBOURNE, VIA BLUFF. (From Wellington.) Manuka, Thursday, April 7, 5 p.m. I CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN LINE (The" All Red "Route). CANADA, UNITED STATES, ANr> . . EUROPE. 'Via Fiji, Honolulu, Victoria, 8.C., and Vancouver). R.M.S Maknra. From Sydney, April 11. From Suva, April 18. Passengers booked through to London by Orient Royal Mail Line, For further particulars apply OFFICE. The Port. /A _iL_e V AfICHQH ' SHIPPING &fOUi*sOi?Y C-itfFA^ t LIMITED. SAILING' LIST. . WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH, AND HOKITIKA. About 4th met. WELLINGTON. NIKAU, To-day, Friday, Ist inst. a _ t . 7 p.m. (Direct.) WANGANUI. Early. ' ■■ it FOR WELLINGTON DIRECT 'i'HE S.S ■^MgaSSfc Captain Habt, Will leave the Motueka Wharf for Wellington direct, on TUESDAY, March 29, 10 p.m. THURSDAY, March 31, M>on. Taking cargo for Havelock and Pelorus Sound every fortnight. Fares, Motueka to Wellington s single. 15s ; return, 22s 6d ; meals included. Return tickets available for 6 months.' The steamer leaves Wellington for Motueka direct every week alternately on Saturday and Monday; also additional trips when required by shippers. WELLINGTON. HAVELOCK, AND MOTUEKA STEAMSHIP CO. JOHNSTON & CO., Ltd., * Wellington Agents. rpHE Standard of Excellence. "FRAA CRA TEA." On Sale by E. GROVE and Son, Caledonia House. Prices Is 6d, Is Bd, Is lOd, 2i. The Lenten Demand For Fish is always largo, andj very often larger fcha i the supply available, j We are ready for lent with a larger and better assortment than. . ever before, and our prices are j „ wonderfully low considering the good jaalities offeied. Does not this list suggest someIthing you will need? |F nest Scotch Ling, 8d per lb. - Fresh Herrings, . 6d per tin ;-5/6 doz. i Cod Fish, Red Herrings, Salmon, " Salt Herrings, uobstor, Mullet, Yarmouth Bloaters, Uto Herrings, Herrings in Tomato Sauce, Kippered Herrings, J-lb. Tins, 5/6 doz. Also — . ~ Whitebait,- Oysters, and Smoked Salmon in Oil in the best of qualities, ai> prices that will mo'e than favourably compare with others. .E GROVE & SON, CALEDONIA HOUSE. Haedt Stbkkt, - - ■ Nelson. 'Phone 41. ROYAL MAIL COACH. POKQRORO- UPPER MOUTERE— NGATIMOTI. . JAS: HEATHJ Peopbibtor. COAvH now leaves Pokororo for L'ppei Moutere, and arrives as per timetable appended. - ■ \. Leaves Pokororo, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 7 a.m, meeting Nelson Coach at Price's Corner, 9.35 a.m, Leave Price's Corner oh 'arrival Nelson Coach, 12.35 p.m., arriving at Pokororo &i 4 p.m. All .Parcels and orders receive strid attention." , . Tourists and Miners wishing to visil Tableland and Monnt Arthur, district car book through, changing for Tack Horse! *at Pokororo. Stores provided it safficieni notice giveiu J4MES HEATH, Accommodation Hi.use, 4>5 Pokororo.

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