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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIII, Issue 15000, 24 February 1899, Page 1

Shipping. ~~^~7^ UiNION STEAM 1 .>esM?\ TA>- t.J SHIP COMPAN T _£k£r&__sg_OF NEW ZEALAND ___ (_IKIT__) STICAMEHS SAIL FROM W_iL-LUG-TON AS UNDER .- L-TTBLTON. Khana I Wed ' Feb 21 1 7 hrn. Monowai | Thura | F^b 28 | 5 pm Rotomahana • F.-i | Fob 24 | 7 pm. Eoronia | S*t | Feb 23 | 11 pm DUNEDIN VIA LYT'IELTON Monowii | Thurs i Fdk 23 | 5 pm' Te Anau | Tuea I Feb 28 | 4pm "MELBOURNE VIA LYTTELTON DDNEDIN. BLUFF. AND HOBARI' Monoivai | Thura | Fob 23 |4 pm NAPItfB GISBOBNE k AUCKLAND Mokoia j Thurs | Feb 23 I. pm Flora | Moc' | Feb 27 |4pm. Te Anau | Mon | March 6 , 4 pm yCaUin*** at East Coast bayt SYDiSEY VIA AUOKLANU Mokoia | Thura I Feb 23 j4 pm SYDNEY DIRECT Talune | Sot | Feb 25 |4 pm Tarawtrj | Sit | March 4 | 4 pm PICTON AND NELSON. ' Booking oargo through to Blenheim at 16s psr ton. * Wainui | Wed | F«b 2i \1 pm Rotorua* | 'i hurs | Feb 23 | noon •ConnecHng with tram for Blenheim at 6 p.m. • NEWPLY MOUTH AND ONEHUNttA FOR AUCKLAND. Con at New Plymouth with through train from Wellington on Tuesdays ntd Fridays. "Botoiti | Thurs | Feb 23 |4 pm Takapuna* | s-.ua | Feb 26 | 10 pm WFitPOBT, .GR-YMO^IT&HOKI. i IKA VIA PiCTUN AND NELSO 1 Haupiri | Sat- | _'_b 25 1 noon ! tDoes not dUI at Picton. RAROTONGA AND TAHITI" FflOM AUCKLND. Ovalau | Tues | March 14 SUVA* LE-^KA.--tOM^U<yj_L&NE Upoln | Tnoß | Feb 28 ■-' . Tickets available by Messrs Huddart Parker acd Co.'s steamers Weotralia and Anglian. SOUTH SEA IS.LAND!TeXCURSIONS —Taviuni will leave Vuctland about Wednesday, March 8 for Tongi*, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney. To be followed by Hauroto four weeks later; Passengers booked to West Australian Ports" Passengers Booked, and all information to do obtained from JOHNSTON & CO., Tanpo Qnay SHORTEST ROUTE TO AUCKLAND VIA ONEHUNGA, ' Steamers leave -",_ i_. TAEA NA K I FOR ONEHUNGA ; <i ) r .i- T6ather P9r " Rotoiti | Fri | Feb _4 | 9.45 pm Takapuna | lues | Feb 23 | 9.45 pm Rotoiti | Friday J "arch 2 | 8,4 c pm tPasßengers can embark at WeDinßton on Sunday and Thotdaye, proceeding through by Teamer to Onohunga for Anckland. fpHE TYSER "LINE (LIMITED) DIRECT MONTHLY SERVICE BETWEEN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND AUSTRALASIA. First-class steamers will leave New York at regular intervals, taking cargo for Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, - lington, . an ter bury, and Otago. 'The Company's next despatches will be — S.S. QUKEN ELEANOR, 357 V toDP, 2oih February. 8 .P. ABJDANDEABG, 3US tone 25th March , S.S, TOMOANA (now steamerl 25th April. New Zaaland importer* of American Merchnndise ara specially invited to instruct their -gents in tho Jnited States to support the Tyser Lin9 Bteamers, and to oommunicate with the Company s New Yorkram-esentatives, Messrs Funch.Edye and Co., Produce Exchange, New V ork, or Messrs Tyser and Co., 16 Fenohurch Avenne, London. richard;todd, _. Colonial Superintendent, Na*oier, ~~ Dxrc SUMMER CLEARING SALE. SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY B_RG_IN LOTS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. All who are unable to personally visit this Great Clearance Sale, and who wish 1 to participate in the concessions now prevailing can, by remitting the amount of i cash they desire to spend, rely upon get- '< ting their orders faithfully executed at Sale prices. ; Country Orders a Speciality ' • i; at the ; D.i.C- STORES i A. A. COEHIGAN. Manager. B. HALLENSTEIN, 1 Chairman of Directors. :k^ Ddfes lit v^ \ Delicate fiealft) Or THOSE -WHO sometimes REQUIRE A STIMULANT should lake, in the moderate doses prescribed, An ideal spirit for women. ' It will be found a potent and pleasant remedy for the various ailments peculiar to the sex. i> ASK FOR mm* *. The only REAL SO-NAPPS. Co BUY ORIGINAL BOTTLES <N^ Cro CNf^-*v-**-- ■-*-'-■■ ->*^^**~*--*<^*^^*-4tSl.Vm'