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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 19897, 15 September 1913, Page 1

SHIPPING. NSW PLYMOUTH, ONEHUHG&, AUCXX.A£U> SERVICE. NEW PLYMOUTH TO ONEHUNGA, AUCKLAND. WINTER TIMETABLE. WEATHER, etc., permitting, S.S. RARAWA will leave New Plymouth. Breakwater Tuesday and Friday on arrival of express from Wellington. FROM ONEHUNGA, AUCKLAND, TO NEW PLYMOUTH. S.S. RARAWA, S.S. NGAPUHI, Will leave Onehunga Monday and Thursday, connecting, with Wellington express at Breakwater. Further information can be obtained r°mUNION S. S. CO., LTD. NORTHERN S. S. CO., LTD. Joint Agents. JOHNSTON & CO., LTD., Agents. aroxTXxmir bteamsl-ip compajbtit. For Onehunga, via Opunake, taking through cargo for New Plymouth, Waitara, Kawhia, and Raglan. • The Northern Steamer ship Company's b.s. /P\ , .ffl^^T^-'MTT Capt. Teixeira faLfflJmkikßf will sail for above 4___H__o_KNo'Ports (weather permitting). MONDAY, 15th INST., at 8 p.m. All cargo must be booked and alongside by 11 a.m. Fare*.—Wanganul to Onehunga, £1 4s. itn«le. For further particulars apply to — JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., Agents. axoxob smxppxxra co., md. Jh Cl. The unJermentioned /sl\ rr>~ Bteamers will leave j_Js_mwjll M*-M (circumstanced perJRB&BiE!mt&fy& ! « mittinK) as fellows: WELLINGTON, NELSON, AND WEST COAST PORTS, S.S. ALEXANDER. FOR NELSON (direct)— SS. WATMEA. FOR WESTPORT (Direct). S.S. WAVERLEY, J. H. COCK A CO., LTD., Agents, TAUPO QUAY. 11l PATEA SHIPPING CO. mBLIiINGTON-WANGANUI SERVICE. FOR WELLINGTON: The S.S. ARAPAWA, EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.' rot freight or passage apply to ' HATRICIt AND CO.. AGENTS, WMMTTGTOW AWD WAHOAHUI STSA-fiX PACKiil' CO.. XaTO, FOR WELLINGTON. j : The S.S. HUIA, *t _____ by Captain Burt, will sail - /M^__l^__4^ toT the ove P°rt CMgg_BSSi!«jf§| (weather and clrcum'«HHSHßP!Sg?i^BP* r ctuncea permitting). Fares: 10/- single; 15/- return. For further particulars apply to—THKJ WANGANUI SUPPLY AND AGENCY COMPANY, Agents. WH^XiXKOTOK A,HX» "WAHGAWX?! ITJSAM PACKET CO., &TX>. FOR WELLINGTON. •% — The s.s. STORMBIRD, 3k_E>&V Captain Dowell, will M4&*a_?2£sfev sail for the above port TjKffftffi&fr (weather and clrcumt&§gg9Bg£&3p atuncpo . oermHtineri. MONDAY (SEPT. 15th) 3 at 7 p.m, For further particulars n^Piy "rr; N& LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Agents. * OAJrTBKBtTRV BTEAM SHIPPINO wm*"* C o., IiXMXTSD. •TETONB," "BREEZE," "STORM." These Steamers run regularly between the Bluff, Dunedln, Oamaru, Tlmaru, kyttelton, Picton, and WanganuL For *«ther informaUon^pply:^ Ajjent. TXA SAX XWAtfCXSCO To ALL AMERICAN POINTS, BRITISH ALL A l f™^ and CONTINENT. Wellington 'Frisco. ♦Willochra Set. 12 Oct. 2 #Tahiti Oct. 10 Oct. 30 , Moana Nov. 7. Nov. 27 *T!wiri Screw. And ©very 28 days thereafter. Bteamers fitted with Wireleaa Telecraphy. •For particulars regarding passages . UNION gSTEA RffsIIIP CO. OF N.Z., LTD. THE VANCOUVER ROUTE. | AUSTRALIA^NeW ZEALANDCANADA—VI A~ilJ I AND HONOLULU. . I -CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN ROYAL ■'.--. '•. MAIL S.S. LINE.--- - •■ In conjunction with Cunadlan-Paclflc Railway. Through aome of the greatest SCENIC WONDERS of the World to all parts of •Canada, United States, British Isles, and Continent of Europe. ROUND THE WORLD TOURS in conJunction with all the Cape, Suez. China i and Japan Linos at Lowest Rates Steamers will leave as under: — Steamer. From Sydney. From Makura Sept. 22 Sept. 26 ♦Niagara Oct. 20 Oct. 24 Marama Nov. 17 Nov. 21 ♦New 13,500 ton Tripl© Screw Steamer. And at 28 days' interval thereafter; *U twin-screw steamers, equipped with wirelesa telegraphy. ~,,,, .. Pamphlets, Maps, and all information free. UNION S.S. CO. Or N.Z., LTD. Managing Agents. LMMESI BEFORE ordering your costume for the coming season consider where you are likely to get the best in material, style, fit, and workmanship for the money expended. My experience in Ladies' Tailoring at Home, and with Haywards, of Wellington, enables me to give you a good fitting Costume and made in first-class vtylo for a moderate price. Don't hesitate but come along and see me. and I am sure you will be .satisfied. BRASS, LADIES 1 TAILOR, ABOVE JAMES LAIRD AND SONS, SEEDSMEN. 105, AVENUE.