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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14643, 22 February 1918, Page 1

fTNION GTEfcH QMB2» po. SP ! j^EW < (ZEALAND, f SifltVEfi. i P«wng«ra MOST jffoeaf* TJotosfc* &t th« Office befer® they embark. Steamers will fe© <2*gpatdbcd m na&tf, w*atk«r and othar oiraumstaaa&s partnittiiig. IPICTON AND WBLIiIWtiTOS, •Pateena, Saturday, Feb 23, 9.a.m. •Pateena, Tuesday, Feb 26, 10 a.m. ♦Pateena, Thursday, Feb 28,10 a.m. ♦Wireless Telegraph j. PASSPOBTS. Tiavellera to any place outside the .Dominion are reminded it is advisable to obtain passports, and that it is necessary to make barly application to Government for them. Bertha will be reeerred on paresent*iion of tioketa only. Passengers booked through to London by Orient line of Royal Mail Steamers, by the CaDadian-Australian Royal Mail line via Vancouver, snd San Francisco Royal Mail line, via San Francisco/ Por fortee? partioulera apply OFFICE, Port Nelsoa. gKIFPING AND POUNDBY £JOMPANY, TTD. 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. ! ALEXANDER, Saturday, Feb 23, 4 p.m. WELLINGTON DIRECT. ! NIKAT7, Friday, Feb 22, 7 p.m. ! (No cargo for Lyttelton and Southern ■ ports.) ; KAITOA, Saturday. Feb 23, 7 p.m. NIKA.U, Monday, Feb 25. 7 p.m. KAITOA, Tuesday, Feb 26, 7 p.m. j NELSON TO HOTOEKA. I EOT, Friday, Feb 22, 9 a.m. f KAITOA, Saturday, Feb 23, 8 a.m. Nlk AU, Monday, Feb 25, y a.m. KAITOA, Tuesday, Feb 26, 9 a.m. MOTDEKA TO WELLINGTON. (VIA NELSON). NIKATJ. Friday, Feb 22, I p.m. KAITOA, Saturday, Feb 23,.n00n. NIK AD, Monday, Feb 25, 1 p.m. KAITOA, Tuesday, Feb 26, 1 p.m. —■■■: \--■ ' / :••••■ :■■:': ■■■•-■■' •'■•'•' ■■•'':* "The Colonist $ Sheet Almanac EXTEA COPIES may be obtained at This Office. PEICE: TWOPENCE. tf~)UB STAMPS axe good Stomps— best rubber, latest designs. "Th« eahuilst" Jebbiofi Daptrtmwni, NELSON BREWERY. Telephone No. 13. Famous— XXX DRAUGHT BEER. AX TONIC ALE (matured). INVALID STOUT (matured). AX BRILLIANT ALE. NOTE.—Our AX Tonic Ale and Invalid Stout are NOT ARTIFICIALLY, but NATURALLY CONDITIONED by lengthy cool storage in cask and bottle. J. R. DODSOK AND SON, 5133 Haxdy Street. NOT IDE TO PRIVATE CONSUMERS WE beg to inform' you that we are reluctantly compelled-by reason of the heavy increase m the beer duty and the largely increased cost of production— to rai.se the pi ices of our Ales and Stout, which from 24th September, 1917, will be as follows:—• Draught Beer ... 3/- per gal., boolc«d ... 2/6 „ cash Bottled Ale ... 9/- per <loz., quarts •> "- ty<3 -, pints Bottled StOUt ... 10/- „ quarts ». • •• 5/6 ~ pints We will pay r give oradit on all empty bottles bs follows :— 21- per doz -n for Quart Champagnes. 1/- per dozen for Pint Cnampagnes. 1109 HARLEY & SONS. CAUTION. TN ponseqnenco of copies of "The JL Colonist being taken from premises • after delivery by our runners, especially from business establishmen fes in Trafalgar, \ Flardy, and Bridge-streets, -we hereby give' notice that anyone datocted so interfering with "The Colonist ' vrill be prosecuted without raspoot to jJ arsons. BON 1), FINNEY & CO., Profjrietors of -'Tho Colonist, y , . ■ takaka. ■ . MISS GOODWIN, Stationer, ( of Takaka,, has been ap- ; pointed an agent for sale of " The , GoJonlßt." Copies of the day's isaue'inay be obtained the same ! afternoon. BOND, FINNEY & CO., .Proprietors of "The Colonist." Ist, 1915» „.