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Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13537, 3 August 1914, Page 1

f jMIOM &ITSSAM 42M1P Ofc ©J ill «.i! ILJ I*aa»6i.tK<"sr» MfcfST procure Tiekat* c the OJSca beforo ths> embark. v^Rtbor and oth«r iHrcVTeafeKmj©*l i*>«r cutting. «UTON jfc WS-DiiirOTON * Arabura, Wednesday, Aag 5, 8.30 a m. Pateenaj ft SavurdP.y, Augusts, 11a.m. j&g * Wireless TnlMgraphy. ■ WELLINGTON DIRECT. I *Pa£eena, Tuesday, August 4, 8 p.m. •Pate'eua, Thursday, August 6, 8 p.m *Cargo until 4 p.m. : WSteS'I'PU&T, OKtoXMO'J'i'M, AJNtf HOKITIKA. •JArahura,-' Sunday, August 9, 8 a.m. {pe.ri.Bh.able only")' im*u mmes ■■■ ' Saturday. ■ .'■-% Wireless Telegraphy. itojs Sydney. ■ (From Wellington). - *Warriinoo,'Friday. Aajf 7, 5 p.m. •^Wireless Tstograpay. • SOSLBOTJiJNE VII ULUtF. , (From Wellington) *Moeraki, Thursday, Aug 6,5 pm. . ■ '1 ranship at I'unedia. . ■ * Wireless Telegraphy. .OAN ADA,.-.. .-UNITKD STAl'SOft,' AHV ■3GUROPS. . - ■H7i& Vancouver.) ■ .... From IFrom, Due Sydney. Auckland. Vi&nc'i •Makiira;' Ang 2-4 Aug 28 ■ Sapt 15 fVifc gifeß JP'raacise©}. ' i'rom i'rom Arrive : Sydney. Wellington, 'if-iisoo •WiiJochra.: A.ug:B Aug 14 dep£ 3 "• VPitfuisss Telegraphy. Passengers .booked through to London by Orient Lm@ of Eoyal Mail Sseaniera, War further piwtieul&ra apply ■- V ■ OFFICE, The Par 6. WINTER TOURS TO THE ISLANDS. "fYUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS on Ac* Passengers from New Zealand having now been REMOVED, Passengers can rely on landing at all ports. The new GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL at. Suva; has been opened, and is now available for the reception of guests. Full Particulars of Passage Fares, Itineraries, Tariffs, Etc., and Illustrated Literature and Maps can be had On application at any of the Offices of the Union Steam Ship Company. 3474 ANCHOR CJHIPPI*iC,AND J~% ■ .. KJ ■ ■ ■ . JfiOUNBRY J^TD. Passengers MUST procure Tickets at the Office before they embark. Steamers will be despatched as under, weather and other circumstances permitting:— WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH, AND HOKITIKA. KAirOA, Tuesday, August 4,2 pm ALEXANDSB. Thursday, August 6. WELLINGTON. \ NTK A.U. Monday, August 3, Sp m. ,- (Jib Motaeka.) NIKA¥,-Wedne^ay,* August 6, 5 p.m/ . . .-. . ;; (DueotJ NIKAU, Friday, August 7, 5 p.m, (Direct.) NELSON TO MOTUEKA. h ,v a 'j.Monday, August 3. 3 pm. KOI; Monday, August 3, 3 p.ro KOI, Tuesday, August 4,4 pm. NIKAU, Wednesday, August 5,.6.30 a,ra. - MOTUEKA TO NELSON KOI, Tuesday, August 4,9 am. NIKAU, Wednesday, August 5, )0 a.m. KOI, Wednesday, August 5, 10 a ax KOI, Thursday, August 6, 10.30 a.m. MOTUEKA TO WELLINGTON NIKAU, Monday, August 3, 6 p.m (Direct.) NIKAU, Wednesday, August h, 10 a m (Via Nolaon. ) NIKAU, Friday, August 7.11 a,m (Via Nelson.) - MAP UA. KOI, Thureday, August 6, 7.30 a m. * AN IDEAL TOUR. A TRIP TO TROPIC tSLES. HEALTH and pleasure await the jaded business iaaa the | farmer, and the pasto'raliat, in the ' Beautiful I^Hnds «f thcf-t?ousbern I Seas. •i'h.ri..cruiSO 13 a wueeessiou. | of varying and delightful experiences. Monotouy i« unknown. Days are warm and orighe. 'Jke OCeau is practically always calm. The magnificeut Twin Sciew steamer Navua, 2930 tons, can be joined at Wellington or Auckland, 'ihe ports visited artj Suva and "Levuka (Fiji), Nukulofa, Haapai, aud Vavau (Tonga), und Apii (Samoa). Ihi6 top occupiesabous twenty-bix days T.S,S. Atua, 34$ i tons, and Tofui*, 4315 tons, sail from Melbourne and Sydney respectively for tha pacific Islands, reaching .Australia again atter 30 days. Passengers can transfer at any mutual port. Write TO-DAY for Illustrated Pamphlets and all information, to THE UNION S.S. COMPANY OF N. 2., LTD. 245: • STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. NELSON BRANCH. Fire. Employers' Liability, Aceiden j>nd Disease, Marine. Common Law Mortgage Indemnity,' Workers' Coin pensation, Personal Accident, Fidelit; Guarantee, Administration Bonds Plate Glass. Policies issued at Lowes Current Rates. The Company is a New Zealand Insti tutinn -* h Funds invested locally, an. eff-^ Absolute Security, Simplicity _o Omtract. Prompt and Liberal Settle ment of Claims. F. A. BAMFORD MANAGER, - TRAFAI.GAR -STREET.