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Wairarapa Age, 18 December 1924, Page 6

BMierara. T INION STEAM SHIP CHEBOEEKS OF NEW ZEALAND, LTV. Sailings from Wellington (eigewßstances permitting). FOB LYTTELTON: Maori, Mon., Wed., Fri., 7.40 ~M. Mararoa, Tues., Thun., Sat., 7.46 pjz. Sailing from Ferry Wharf. Receives cargo daily till 1 pm. (4zeept Saturday till 11 a.m.). Passengen must be aboard by 7.00 pan. Luggage cannot be received an beard before 4 p.m. PICTON AND BLENHEnt Wainui, Mon., Wed., Fri., noon. Cargo till 11 a.m. SYDNEY FROM AUCKLAND. Maheno, Thursday, Dee. 18. SYWEV (FROM WELLINGTON), Manama, Wednesday, Dec. 24, 11 a.m. Receives cargo Tuesday, Dec. 23. No cargo saihng day. Heavy luggage cannot be received later than half-hour before advertised sailing time. MELBOURNE, via LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN AND BLUFF. Moeraki, Monday, December 29. SiELBOUKNE'DiRECT. Manuka, Monday, December 22. nevFpEymouth' ' Opihi, Thursday, December 18. Cargo only. WESTPORT. Komata, Monday, December 22. Taking passengers. AUCKLAND (Via New Plymouth sad Onehunga). Rarawa from New Plymouth, Friday, December 19, 7.40 p.m. Monday, December 22, 7.40 p.m. TIMARU, DUNEDIN, BLUFF AND OAMARU. Flora, Monday, December 22. Cargo only. DUNEDIN (DIRECT), OMARAU & TIMARU. Corinna, Monday, December 22. AUCKLAND. Wingatui, Monday, December 22. Cargo only. NEW~PLYMOUTIL Opihi, Wednesday, December 17. Cargo only. GISBORNE AND AUCKLAND (From Napier). Arahura, for Gisborne and Auckland, Friday, December 19, 8 p.m. Calls Tokomaru Bay, Saturday, Dec. 27, and fortnightly thereafter. FIJI (Suva), TONGA (Vavau, Haspai, Nukualofa), SAMOA (Apia) | FROM AUOKIAMNi Tofua, January 3. Taking pumrangen. ITHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. TO THE UNITED KINGDOM. VIA PANAMA CANAL.

LARGE MODERN TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER STEAMERS, WITH UNSUBPASSED ACCOMMODATION. Steamer. From Aboat t*Bemuera Wellington Dec. 2, 3 p.m. 1925. •tßuahine, Wellington, January 10. Rimutaka, Auckland January 13 Ruapehu, Wellington, late January. t*R<rtorua, Wellington, Feb. 21. 1925 t*Bemuera, Wellington, April 4, 1925 *Oil fuel. Calling at Curacao. tCalls off Pitcairn Island, subject to weather conditions permitting. Beturn tickets are interchangeable with P. and O. and Orient Lines (via Suez), C.-A. and Union lanes (via Canada and America), or Aberdeen and Blue Funnel Lines (via South America). For further particulars, apply THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. LAMB & POINTON, .Local Agents. CHAW SAVILL ft ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED. k Direct line to Southampton and London. Sailings circumstances permitting: ATHENIC x 12,366 tons December 30 CORINTHIC o 12,367 tons Feb. 3. lONIC o 12,352 tons . Mid March ARAWA o 11,570 tons Early April TAINUI o 11,020 tons Late April ATHENIC o 12,366 Mid May. CORINTHIC o 12,367 Early June o Via Panama Canal. x Via Monte Video, Fares. Single. Return. First Saloon £lOO £175 Second Saloon £7O £122 Third Class £37 £66 For full particulars apply to LEVIN & CO., LTD., DALGETY ft CO., LTD., MUBBAY, BOBEBTS ft CO., LTD. *v i ■-* BRIGHT’S BRIGHT VALUES—in quality Furniture are made possible because he builds everything to the best of his trained skill, and sells DIRECT FROM FACTORY TO USER That is why you couldn’t buy Furniture equal in quality to Bright's at equal prices. ARTHUR E. BRIGHT, Kuripuni, Furniture Factory, QUEEN STREET :: MASTERTON. GROCERIES! rpHE S.P. STORES offer you the most dependable grocery service in town. They only offer Groceries that are fresh and good quality. They work on a small margin of profit and rely on their turnover for sqccess. Try us out and convince yourself. We welocme the most fastidious and give courteous attention to every client. THE S.P. STORES, Grocers, MASTERTON. J.AWN MOWERS.—If your Mower is broken or requires sharpening and setting, A. J. Briden can do it. New address, Dixon street, 'phone 1251.