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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14667, 22 March 1918, Page 1

NEW y^EALANB/ir-llllTEft. «-* SLA Pasa«Eg«ro MOST #rocut* SQofcete fefc tho Offioe beSf&e thsy em'bnrk. Bteam«ra will b« despatched as twM&tf, vfeaxfosr and o'fehar oirciiJKatasM>E«t jwrmit4iflg. \ nCCHJN AND WBL&ra@TGR. *Pateena, Saturday, March 23, 7 a.m. •Pateena, Tuesday, March 26, 9.45 a.m. • Pateena, Friday, March 29, 10 a. m. Tatoena, Moudiy, April 1, 7 p.m. "WirelesM Telogr&pfcj • WELLINGTON DlrlsctT *Pateena, Thursday, March 28. W a,m ■ •• . ■*\Yirel'aa«j Telegraphy. PASSPOET&7~ ~~ ~ ' Travellers to any place outside the £ominion are reminded it is advisable to obtain passports, and that it ia necessary to make riarly application to Government for them. Bertha will be i*eerv«d on presentation of tiokets only. • Passengers booked through to London by Orient Ldne of Royal Mail Steamers, by the Canadian-Australian; Royal Mail Line via -Vancouver, and j I San Francisco Royal Mail Liiie, via! San Francisco. For faTisw oartieuhwa tsoplf OFFICE, Port Nelsoa. gHIPPING AND pOUNORY {JOMPANY, JTD. Passengers MUST procure Tickets at the Office before they embark. i Steamers wilt be despatched as under, weatber and otter circumstances permitting:— WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH, AND j :;;..■->•-.... bokitika- „ :WAIMEA, Saturday, March 23, 4 p.m. 4 WELLINGTON piRBiCT. NDKATJ, Friday, March 22, 5 p.m. KAITOA, Saturday. March 33, 7 p.m. NIKAU, Monday, March 25, 7 p.m. KAITOA, Tuesday, March 26, 7 p.m. ' NELSON T(TmOTUEKA, ■• NIKAU, Friday, March 22, 10 a.m. j KAITOA, Saturday, March 23, 7 a.m. i NIKAU, Monday, March 25, 8 a.xp. i KAITOA, Tueaday, x\l% v ch 2d, »a m. MOTUEKA TO WELLINGTON. (VIA NELSON). NIKAU. Friday, March 22, 2 p.m. KAITOA, Saturday. MfjrcK 23, U a.m. NIKAU, Monday, March 25.11 a.m. KAITOA, Tuesday, March 28, noon. ONEHUNGA. About April 3. ,^Ths Colonist" Sheet Almanac. ; EXTRA COPIES may be obtained at This Office. PBICE: TWOPENCE. FAEM SEEDS—Seed Maize (order promptly), Rape, Turnip, and Swede Seed.—Order Itttlwbi Seed horn NEALfi & HADDOW. PIER HOTEL. PORT NIEL.BON. THE PORT'S LEADING HOTEL. Under New Management. yiSITORS and the travelling public will find everything in the way of comfort and attention. All meals and beds Is. 6d. Cups of tea obtainable t* any hour. Dining-room under the personal •upervision of Mrs. Diaraemti. Every attention to miners and labourers. 3. L. DIAWAWTI, Pruprfe&r. Ix&te of thb West. Coast and MarlborouifA Goldfielc^. ! •*4om»: S4h. iWfi NOTICE TO PRIVATE COMSSTMEPaS WE beg to inform you that we are reluctantly compelled—by reason of the heavy increase in the beer duty and the largely increafed c st of production— !to raise the p. ices • f owe Ales an^ Stout* ! which from 24th September, 1917, will b& I as followa :— i ora«g}3t Befcr ... 3/-per gal., booked ! ' ~ ... 2/6 „ cash Bottled Ale ... 9/- par rfoz., quarts ~ ... 5/6 ~ pints Bottled Stout ... 10/- „ quarts 6/6 „ pints Wo will pay r giv* crftiiit on all empty bottles >js toi!o.ya :— | 2/- per doz«u for Quart Champagnes. j 1/- per dozira for Pint Cnampagnea. ,1.109 HARLET & SO^S." I CAUTION. IN consequence of copies of " The Colonist" beuig taken from premises after delivery by our runners, especially from business establishments in Trafalgar, Hardy, and Bridge-streets, we hereby give notice that anyone datected so interfering with "The Colonist ' will be prosecuted without respect to persons. BOND, FINNEY & CO., ■ Proprietors of -' The Colonist.^ .TAKAU.-' MISS GOODWIN, Stationer, of Takaka, has been appointed an agent for sale of « lha ' ColOiHst." Copies of the day's isßueJ'may be obtained the same afternoon. . BOND, FINNET & CO., ' 4?rop!i'ietors of "The Colonist.*' ] September let, 1915»