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West Coast Times, Issue 11278, 28 April 1899, Page 1

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UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY Of NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED STEAM TO ALL NEW ZEALAND PORTS, MELBOURNE, HOBART & SYDNEY BOOKING PASSENGERS AT THBO3GH BATBB. PROBABLE SAILINGS— FOR LYTTELTON DIRECT. S.B. ROSAMOND, Capt. Sutherland (leaves Grey) ON MONDAY FOR DUNEDIN DIRECT. BS. HERALD, Capt. Rutter, leaves Greymouth THIS MORNING. FOB WESTPORT, NiJLSON AND . WELLINGTON - B.S. HAUPIRI Capt. fcordstrum, leaves Gn y ON MONDAY at midnight. FOF WESTPORT, NELSON, PICTON AND WELLINGTON, 8. a WAINUI, Capt. Worrall, -leaves Greymouth THIS MORNING at 9.30 o'clock FOR SYDNEY, VIA AUCKLAND B.S. TARAWERA (leaves Wellington) THURSDAY, MAY 4. FOR BXDKEY DIRECT. 5.3. TALUNE, leaves Wellington % SATURDAY, MAY 6. FOR MELBOURNE & HOBART VIA BLUFF 8.8. MONOWA2, (leaves Wellington) THURSDAY, MAY 4. I SOUTH SEA ISLANDS EXCURSION For Tonga; Samoa, Fiji and Sydney— S.B. Taviuni (leaves Auckland) Wednesday,) May 3. Forß&rotonga and Tahiti— B.S. Ovalau (leaves Auckland) Tuesday, May 9. For Suva and Levuka. 8.6 Upolu (leaves Auckland) ■ Wednesday, May 24. The S.B. WAIKARE will leave SydB«y about Ist July, and Auckland on 4th •a a six weeks cruise. — Fares from £35. S&ALAMEDA, leaves Auckland, FOR SAN FRANCISCO, MONDAY, MAY 16. PASSENGERS BOOKED. TO AND PEOM LONDON BY THE ORIENT LINI OF STEAMERS, Lsaving Melbourne and Sydney ever} fortnight. Passengers booked to Honolulu San Francisco, Liverpool and London. For Freight or Passag? apply to th Agen ' JAMES A. BONAR Wharf Street Hokitika, MRS SIL-KS. Leviathan Hotel Opposite Railway Station Dunedin. Is visited by all the leading people c the chief centres. Her house is c ♦• well patronised and so well known thj although it contains 120 rooms it is nearl always full of visitors (which speaks f< itsell.") Mrs Silk supervises everythir uerjelf . The Dining Room which is larj anofiofty will seat-150 persons and \ Table CANNot Be Surpassed. "a visit from all is invited. ' Terms £1 per week. Meals Is. p