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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14651, 4 March 1918, Page 1

*J O &3 \J NEW <7EAkANn, f IHITIIK Passengers MOST procure Dfiokft** ft* &© Office before they ©mbark. Steamer* wilt b* deopatoiiod »a *»&£«#, w**i&«r and other circume-sasKseia p*nflit*Lag fIOSON'AND WKLLIWSTOItI, 'Pateena, Tuesday, Maroh 6, 10 a.m. 'Pateena, Thursday, March 7, 7 p.m Saturday, March 9, 7 a.m. Tateena, Tuesday, March 12, 9.45 a.m. •Wirelesw Teleari&pJi? PASSPOBTS. Travellers to any piace outside the Dominion are reminded it is advisable to >btaiix passports, and that it is necessary » make early application to Government tor them. Bertha will 'be reearred on presentation of tickets only. Passengers' booked through to Lonlon by Orient line of Royal Mail Steamers, by the Canadian-Australian; loyal Mail line via Vancouver, and; Ban Francisco Royal Mail line, via Jan Francisco. , For further oarticular* applj OFFICE, Port NeIBOB. ANCHOR JgHIPPINC AND pOUfeORY £»OMPANY f J.TO. Passengers MUST procure Tickets at >he Office before they embark. Steamers will be despatched as under, veather and other circumstances pernitting:— WESTPORT, GEEYMODTH, AJND HOKITIKA. VAIMBA, Thursday, March 7, noon. WELLINGTON DIREXJT. fIX ATJ, Monday, March 4,7 P-™- - CAITOA, Tuesday, March 6, 7 p.m. TIKAU. WednesdayVMarch 6, 7 p.m. [AITOA, Thursday, March 7, 7 p.m. NELSON TO~MOTUEKA. lIX AU,. Monday, March 4, 10 a.u>. COI, luesday, March 5, 10 a.m, lI K ATJ, Wednesday, March 6, 10 a.m. CJLITOA, Thuradaf, March 7, 10 a.m. MOTDEKA TO WELLINGTON. (VIA NELSON). lIKAU, Monday, March 4, 2 p.m. IAITOA, Tuesday, M*rch 5, 2 v m. JIKAD. Wednesdivy, Mar. h 6, 2 p.m. [AITOA, Thursday, March 7, 'J p.m. 1 WANGANUIDIItECT. tEGULUS, about Thursday, &• arch jr. _ "The GoSonist 11 Sheet Almanac. EXTEA COPIES may be obtained at This Office. ..''/: '■_ .- ' PRICE: TWOPENCE.' ' > r|HS BTAMPS &r« good Stamp s-» best rubber, latest designs. TM totonlsf" J«bbin& Doiwrtawni. PIER HOTEL. port nelson, the port's Leading hotel. Under New Management. VISITORS and the travelling public " will find everything in the way of omfort and attention. All meals and edt la. 6d. Cups of tea obtainable t any hour. Dining-room under the poron&l aparvision of Mrs. Diamanti. Every attention to miners and ibourem. Q. L. OIAMANTI, Proprietor. Late of the West Coast and Marlborough Goldfields, ♦rtouo: 34&. »«Afl [> ÜBBEB STAMPS.—FIim fvat L** orders with us and ©ucouraas ocal Industry. Numerous desigaa s4 aleo* from. "Tite Colonist" Jobbing Depsrirosw*,, lOTICE TO PRIVATE CONSrMERS HTTE beg to inform you that we are tV reluctantly compelled-by reason I the heavy increase m the beer duty and iio largely increased c st of production— > raise the pi ices of our Ales and Stout, hich from 24th September, 1917, will be 3 follows:— Draught Beer ... 3/- per gal., booked „ ... 2/6 ~ cash Bottled AlO ... 9/- per doz., quarts ~ ... 6/6 ~ pints. Bottled Stout ... )0/- „ quarts „ ... 5/6 ~ pints Wo -will pay r give credit on all empty ottle3 as tollo'.vs :— 21- per dozen for Quart Champagnes. 1/- per dozen for Pint Cnampagnes. | 109 HAKLET & SONS. CAIITION. ■ rW. oonspQtiAtice of copieß'of "The L Ooionist" being takeu from premiaos ftor delivery by our' runners, especially rom business ■establishments in Trafalgar, lardy, and Bridge-streets, we hereby give lotice that anyone datocted so interfering '/ith "The Colonist ' vrill be prosacutati vithout respect to persons. BONO, PIKNEY& CO., Proprietors of -'-Thft Colonist.a ,'TAKAKA. MISS GOODWIN, Stationer, of Takaka, has been appointed an agent for sale of » The RalonSst." Copies of the day's wsue may be obtained the aame A?ternooij. BOTO. TONEY & CO., "The Colonist." Bfcj?temi)Br laV iQISi