*JA(L NOTICES. iia-iU Are subject to sailiage o$ %»Rt* Wedkbsday, October 7. For Motueka »nd Mouiska Wbaif—per Nikan, 7 a.m. For Picton, Blenheim, Welliagtoh, Northern and Southern offices of N.Z. —per Arahma, 8.30 a.m. ' For Tarakbhe, Waitapa, TaVaka and; ColUngwood—per Eina, 2,30 p ra. j For Weaiport, Greymoath & Hokitika— per Begnlus, 3 p.m. For Wellington, Northern and Southern offices of New Zealand — per Nikan, 4 p.m. ' ■-' Thtjbsdat, October 8 For Motaeka and Motueka Whaif—per Koi, 8 am. ForWestporfc, Greymoath and Hokitika— per Kaitoa, 2 p.m. For Waitapu, Takaka and Collingwood— per Wairoa, 3,30 p.m, Fosr Wellington, Northern and Southern offices o£ New Zealand — per Pateena, 7 p.m. For Motueka, and Riw&ka (overaa&d) —Daily, 8.80 a.m. For Blenheim and Picton (or^rland) —Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays*, 7.80 a.m. For Westporfc, Greymoutn, Hokitika and Reeftoa—Tnewiays and Fridays, 6.45 a.m. For Croixelles and Wairaagi—Tuesdays. 7 p.m. Nott.—Late fee letters rn*y be posted 15 minutes after the advertised time of closing. W. f fill), ROYAL MAIL. FANLEY BROOK, THORPE, DOVEDALE, WAKEFIELD. MOTOR CAR SERVICE. EAVES Stanley Brook Tuesday, * Thursday, and Saturday,-at 7.30 Leaves Wakefield 1.80 p.m. same ys. Two Cars will run when sufficient micement. Parcels will receive strict attention. Charges moderate. Terms strictly loh. WAKEFIELD MOTOR SUPPLY STORES. E. MoPHERSON, Manager. PAND O. OOMPANY'S ROYAL • MAIL BTEAMK&S TO ! LONDON. | First and Seaend Sa!s§a Ore!?. i The followiafj arc th*» prc>posed datt« of departure iroa: Sastraiian ports to London :— ai 1..- I Leave f Leava i Mongolia ... 10000 July 25 July 28 Kgypt ... ..'; 8000. Ang B;Ang 11 Malwa 11000 Aug 22!iU{r 26 Morea ' 11000 Sept SiSept 8 Maloia ... ... 12600 [Sept 19Sept 22 Mooltan 10000 Oct 6 Oot 3 * Fitted with Blectrio L»ondry. I B Calls at Bombay. H Cails »t rlobart 411 Twin Screw Steamer*, »nd Fitted with Wireless TWagraphy. BATES OF PASSAG® MONEY TO LONDON (Including Saloon Pasefcgea to Sydney) Single Tickets, £47 6b. to £88. Return Tiokets, £75 18s. to £188; TOURISTS'TICKETS (India, China, and Japan.) Single and Return Tickets to New j York, via Gibraltar, Naples, or Liver-1 pool, in oonneotion with the Cun&rd j Line. ' Passage Money ran he paid hare for Passengers from England. | For further particulars apply to the Agents— 3. H COOK & CO., LTD gHAW, gAVIL AJAIt COBiPANY, LTB THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS to SOUTHAMPTON and LONDON, via MONTE VIDEO, RIO DE JANEIRO and TENERIFFE, The Largest Passenger Steamers in the New Zealand Trado. All Twin Ssrew and Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. Sailings (circuiastftncefi permitting):— -„• * s r - CT . «l iS*s| Foci of iGoriathic ... 12600 Get /Wellington Tainui ... 9373JN0v do loiiio ... ... 12:>3iJ Deo, do Arawß ■! 9957 Jan do Athenic ... 1223S Feb do j ~ at Rio de Janeiro as well as Monte Fideo. . .All passengers landed at Southampton. Special ftxoilities given to residents in the Dominion to bring out friends from Home, either by pre-piynieni of pasBage money ia New Zealand or by euar&9"«e. For t^tiher particulars apply to the Agents— J. H. COOK & CO., LTD. LEVIN A CO., LTD. £5 REWARD.' * f\ WING to complaints from outlying / v-'\ districts that unauthorised persons ore removing papers from "The Colonist".bundles while in transit", the above.reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of those lending. BOND, FINNEY & CO., Proprietors "The Colonist." \\T E SUPPLY RUBBER STAMPS of the Best Quality, without vexutiwiQ delay—"THE COLONIST,": Jobbing Departments _ .. '
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Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13598, 7 October 1914, Page 1
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547Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13598, 7 October 1914, Page 1
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