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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14869, 18 September 1918, Page 1

|JNION gTEAM gHiP QO. OF J^EW gEALAND, JJMiTED. ♦ Passengers MUST procure Tickets at the Office before they embark. Steamers will be despatched as under, weather and other circumstances j permitting. ' , Subject U> alteration without notice. j PICTON AND WELLINGTON. \ tMapourika* Saturday, Sept 21, ii.'3o a.m. fNo cargo. J WELLINGTON TO 'BYDMBY i •Moerakij Thursday, Sept lU. *WireleE» Telegrasmy. PASSPORTS. Traveller* so any piao© outside the £orainion are reminded it ia advisable so obtain passports, acd that it is necessary to matß «arly application to G overmuent for them. Bertha will fee p&&anrod on tion of tickets only: ■■'.'.-. Pasaongers booked tJarottgh to Ls>adon by Orisufe Line of Royal. Mail Steamer 3, by the Canadian-Austraiiaa Royal Mail Line via Vancouver, and San Fraiicisco Kojal Mail Line, San Francisco. For frariaanr pj^-4c{>aiarß appi? OFFrOB, Port Nelso*.

AKGHGA &HIPPINB &NB | Passengers MUST procure Tickets at j the Office before they embark. j Steamers will be despatched as under, i weatber and other oircumstances per- j mitting:— WESTPO3IT. GR^YMOUTH, AND HOKHIKA, j BEGCTLUS, Wednesday, Sept 18, mid-! night. .■■ ■. WELLINGTON DIRECT. KAITOA, Wednesday, Sept 18, 7 p.m NIKAU, Thursday, Sept 19, 8 p.m. KAITOA, Saturday S*pt 21, 9 p.m. i " . ' ■ I Nf:i>r.N so yn'nU'lKA K'O£, Wwiineij-iHy^ . ept 18 8. «» a vi.NIK AT. TruM-s-l-sA', fc'epv, ;-'K S '■<<) a.m, X.A iI'OA.S t<rd ij\, ■»: ;<t 1.. J tvm v -. : i , MOTIIKIvA TO AVELLJN'OTON. ( VIA NifiLsWN) X* I OA, v\ - th,iv*<l*Y, St)pl US, 2 p.iu. MfcCACT, Tli-uruttity, bej>t H>, u.vm~ KAITOA, Saturday, tiept 21, i,o n /^ILKtTtH'S Calf Foods *»ud A. & P. XJF Co.'s Special (.;hick Raiser and! L'oultry Foods.—Order at i NBALE & HADDOW'S. " — ~~| O"0GG *. CO.'S celebrated INVALIC *-*• STOUT. Ring up 47. Proim?' delivery. X?LANKETS are expensive, but a few ■*-^ shillings will buy aiiy sized "Unique" Hot Water Bottle.you want, j The product of British capital, brains and labour. Trade Imperially. j M OTOS CAR OWNERS—One pint "* Letherine samdient to cover trimmings of your nve-seater motor car. 7s 6d pint. "POTATO^ (best Oastsru Up-to-x dates) • ONIONS, TABLE SWEDES. At NEALE AND'HADDOW'S.

jSHAW, SA\;LL AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED 4. - THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS TO ENGLAND. The Largest passenger Steamers in the New Zealand Trade. i The superb 12,000 ton Twin-screw Passenger Steamers of tho Shaw, Savill Line make frequent sailings to the Unitod Kingdom. Unstirpassed Accommodation for First, Second, and Third Class Passengers. All vessels are -fitted with "Wireless Telegraphy and Patent Firo Entinguishers. Passengers also booked to United States Ports, and passages froar Lou<lo;i may he arranged hero. [Snr "full particulars apply to the ' paeJtt-K. I J. H. COCK AND CO., L'l'D. ! rAnripN. i* N of copies of "The j * •.'ok.iii« r'-' being talr«?.i from premises i iftergdrilivery by our runners, especially ! trom.business pptabhshmar ts in Trafalgar, Hardy, and Bridge-streets, we hereby giy« notice that anyone datocted so interfering ■A-ith "The Colonist ' will be prosecuted without respect to persons. BOiNS). PIK.NEY& CO., "roprifttors of •• Thft Golozust.gi » IyTISS QQOBWIN", Stations, X^-S- of Takaka, has been *vjpofnted an agent for sale of '.» I&m* GOlonJst." Copies of fcha" day* isauejtuay be obsained 4ke sama afternoon, BOND, FItfNEY t CO., fxopwotora o! "The Colonist."

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