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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 17779, 30 January 1920, Page 3

Shipping. IHE COASTAL SHIPPING COMPANY. WELLINGTON WANGANUI FOR WELLINGTON. The S.S. KAPITL ffVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Weather and circumstances permitting. Fcr freight and passage .'.pply to HATRICK AND CO., Agents. NORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. For Onehunga. taking through cargo for New Plymouth, Waitara, Kawhia and Raglan. The Northern ship CO., S.S. i t AUPOURI (Captain K Keatley), will sail for above ports, *eatb»r nermitting. On THURSDAY, FEB. sth, at 10.30 a.m. All cargo must be booki’d and alongside wharf by Noon. FITTED WITH PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION. Fares: Wanganui to Onehunga, £2 [ s ngle. For further particulars apply J JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD, Agents. j ANCHOR SHIPPING & FOUNDRY COMPANY, LTD. S.S. REG ULUS, S.S. WAIMEA, i SS. ALEXANDER, S.S. KAITOA, | SS. KENNEDY, S.S. WA .’ERLEY, Ports of Call—Wellington, Picton. Nelson and West Coast. Tor further particu'ars appiy to H COCK AND CC., LTD.. Agents. CANTERBURY STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY. LIMITED. BREEZE, STORM AND CALM. These Steamers run regularly between the Bluff, Dunedin, Oamaru, limaru, Lyttelton, Picton, and Wan-i gan ui. For further particulars aptly tc C. F. MILLWARD, Agent.

VANCOUVER ROUTE. AUSTRALIA—NEW ZEALAND CANADA. (Via FIJI and HONOLULU). CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN R.M. LINE. Full Particulars regarding sailing Dates and Fare on application tc UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z. (LTD), Managing Agents. ROYAL MAIL SERVICE. Via San Francisco, etc. FULL PARTICULARS regarding sailing dates and Fares on application to UNION S.S. CO., OF N.Z. (LTD), : PASSAGES TO ENGLAND VIA ! PANAMA. | Per N.Z.S.S. CO. Or SHAW-SAVILL: Ist Class: Single, £B3; Return £124 2nd Class: Single £65; Return £lO5 3rd Class: Single, £37, £39, £4l; Return, £66, £7O, £74. No Booking Fees. For sailings apply THOS. COOK AND SON, Agents for All Lines. FAIRBURN AND FALCONER, Victoria Avenue, . WANGANUI. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING i COMPANY LIMITED. I DIRECT LINE TO THE UNITED | KINGDOM. Via Panama Canal. Calling at Colon, Kingston (Jamaica) ’ and Newport News. Large Modern Twin-screw Passenger I Steamer with unsurpassed accommo-i dation. tga mer Tons, From. About j Kuahine 10,758 Wellington Feb. j 5 Rimutaka 8,893 Wellington Feb. Ruapehu 8,881 Wellington Feb. I Faparoa 7,697 Wellington Nov. 29 Remuer-. 11,276 Wellington April For turther particulars - apply to 7 , • JOHNSTON AND CO.. LTD N CO?LTD AND mercax ’ ti -e p

“HIS MASTER’S VOICE ” /CZ&X THE ONE GRAMOPHONE WHICH IS ML \| KNOWN THE WORLD OVER jJ&JJ >♦** mmtvt* wcr y “His Master’s Voice” gramophones have won th 7^777'71 k Merit. They are undoubtedly superior to any other machine on the market. They set a standard which other manufacturers can never reach. VLUr They embody countless improvements which make them differ ent and BETTER. They reproduce the human voice perfectly' without the slightest suggestion of a gramophone twana rc three words they are the s ’ ln ACME OF PERFECTION. We invite you to come to our parlour when we will cheerfully demonstrate the superiority of “His Master's Voice ” If vou have never heard a modern gramophone such as -His Master’s Vo , f , ce the detnonstration will be a Revelation to you You will not be pressed to buy. TREAT YOUR FAMILY RIGHT. Let them have the best of music to brighten tffeir lives a gramophone ensures an enlightening home environment.' MUSIC JIOUSE

THE NEW YEAR WILL FIND THE INDIAN MOTORCYCLE STILL THE BES” MACHINE FOR T IE EXACTING RIDER. L 1920 JBC indeed yrove a pleasurable motoring year, If you choose the Indian as ■* your mount. Economy, flexibility, perfect springing and absence of mechanical trouble, are the outstanding features which are going to make the Indian the leading motor cycle during the coming year. CALL IN A BE CONVINCE! ’. MARKS & BOTT 'Phone 1257 WANGANUL 1