Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

West Coast Times, Issue 13079, 5 January 1904, Page 2

IFOIFLISSiMCOST 1 Among the Many Modes in Stylish Raiment for this SEASON'S WEAR AUE :— BALLANTYNB^S Cotton Fabrics COMPRISING :— SILK FACED LINENS. FLAKED ZEPHYRS CRASH LINENS SILK STRIPED DELAINES. FLAKED LINENS. WHITE BOXED ROBES. DELAINES TENERIFFE HOLLAND ROBES. MUSLINS. SPOT MUSLINS. IN AIL HEW COLOtfRIffGS AND DESIGNS. BALL AJtf T YISLET S Galateas FOR HARDINESS, WORTHINESS, AND GENERAL ADAPTABILITY To Useful Bvery-day Wear. BALL AISTTXJSTE 9 S "Superior Calicos'' SPECIALLY MANUFACTURED FOR J, BALLANTINE & CO. nun::::.: house ghhistchurch. Immediate attention given to Letter Patterm on application by return of Orders. Post. Is off every pound discount for cash.

UNION TE >S IP (JOPiM OF NE-v Zi£Ai AND, LTD. FOR WESTPCUT, NELSON & WELLINGTON. Wainui | Mon | Jun 11 Mapoarika | Thur | Jan 7 at 11 a.m. FOR ONEHUNGA DIRECT. Rosamond 1 Thur | Jan 7 MELBOUKMfi from WELLINGTON (calling at Hobart) Warrimoo | Thur | Jen 7 SYDNEY from WELLINGTON •Moeraki (twin screw) | Sat | Jan 2 •Direct tfalune | Thur , Jan 7 (transhipping to Mokoia at Auckland) fVia Auckland WEST COAST SOUNDS EXCURSION S.S. Waikaro | Sat | 16th Jan., 1904, from Dunedin. (O. & A. LINE) SYDNEY TO BRISBANE, HONOLULU, VANCOUVER, CANADA UNITED STATES and EUROPE B.S. MOANA | Mon I Jan 25 (and monthly thereafter) FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL Orient-Paoific Line. S3. OMRAH | Sat, Jan 16 (and fortnightly thereafter) SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. Tbe Taviuni and Manapouri sail ab regular intervals from Auckland. For Freight or Passage apply to the Agent, J. H. WILSOST, Revell Street Hokitlk* THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S f,INV. ROYAL MAIL RTEAMERB. FOR LONDON. yia Monte Video, Teneriffe;* Plymouth Very Superior Accommodation for Passengers. ~ Tod Probl. final To^ Sail rttenn.fr iteg Port Dep. (abou.) Waimate ... 5610 Port Chal. Jan 8 •Tongariro... 7061 Aucklaud Jan 15 Kaikoura ... Wellington Jau 21 WhA-atune... 571 b do lan °Pap»r->a ... 65G3 rlo F«b 18 °K.up.ira ... do Feb R.ik.iia ... 5628 do Feb °Tni,ikuia .. do Mar 17 °liuipo!iu ... 7705 do April 14 Pipmui ... .">026 do April oßuiuu.ika.. 7900 do Hay 12 ° l\)i)ganro,.. 76t51 do June 9 °i£uupehu ... 71'Oi. do •Twiu Screw THE NEW ZF.ALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. Warrants issued here for passengers from ihe United Kingdom. Round the World (first class) through Canada or United States, returning by S Z. S Ooy. or vice versa, £125 *"gt freight or passage, apply V. WM. BONAR. Agent. Wharf street. Those Who Have Never Tried — Shirt? «fc collwrs v "iould do so at Once. To be had from all the Leading Drapers and Mercers in New Zealand. i PERFECTION OF COMFORT ONCE WOfiN, ALWAYS WORN But mind you get ZEALANDIAS, and not something just as good. There ii nothing just as good as jLg alnndia s W. J. Ren ton, Suigeon Dentist, Hamilton street, Hokitika, (opposite toe Fire Brigade Station). Hoars— 9 *™ to 5 pm,-A,VT )

HOKT , iiOKi )l(v^ High Water ihis day— ll.39 a. na ;11 60 I p.m. rriABEB o» the jaooN — December. O» iii: la ted tor New Zealand Mean Tiir D. B. M. Full Moon 5 5 43 a.m 1 Last Quarter 11 10 23 p.m New Moon 19 8 56 a.m Firat Quarter 27 1 53 p m The 8 s Jane Douglas is expected to arrived to-day or to mcrrow from Catcade River, South Westland, where she Bailed direct to from WeUingtou with, it is understood, a flaxmilling plant and wo r kmen. The Mapourika arrived at Greymouth yesterday and sailed again last night for Westport, Nelson and Wellington. The Koonya arrives at Greymouth tomorrow front Dunedin and way ports. The Rosamond leaves Greymouth on Thursday for Onehunga direct. The Pukaki leaves Dunedin on Thursday for Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton. Wel- , lmgton, Westport and Greymoutb. ' The Mapourika leaves Wellington today for Nelaon and Westporfc arriving at Greymouth on Thursday and sailing again same day at 11 am for Wealport, Nelson and Wellington. > - ■ - ♦ SHIPPING TELEGRAMS ARRIVALS Wfstpokt, Jan 4 9.45 p m, Waverley, from Greymouth THE S.S. JANE DOUGLAS. ¥T7ILL LFAVE For WESTPORT, taly For SOUTHERN PORTS, 26th January. WM. DUNCAN. Agent. Rheumatikill The Crimson Cure. FOR RREUMATISM. LUMBAGO, SCIATICA AND GOUT. Thewonderful success ot this medicine has induced the proprietor to add to formula a certain cure for GUUT, and trusts that it will be equal aa efficacious in giving relief to that terrible disease, as st has proved itself to bo in other rheumatic complaints. Among many testimonials received, we publish the following from one of the oldest and most reliable resideuts of Greymouth, Mr Tom Brown, boatbuildtr, who says :—: — To Messrs J. Rogers and Co. Wholesile Agents for the Proprietors of Rumatikill. Lear Sirs,— l am plea«ed to inform you that the box of Kumatikill Crimson cure Powders I purchased from you. has done me a lot of pcod. Id fact I was for many weeks unable to get one night's rest from the tortures of RHEUM Al ISM. I can now go to bed and rely upon having a good night's sleep. I hope jour Rumatikill will become better known, so that all suiftrers froas RHEUMATISM will see it, and it will coire into geutril use. Your are at liberty to publii-h to the world. Price 2s (id. Sold at all chetni^ts and storekeepers and from tbe Agents, Albert Street, Greymouth A ?L T - MISS AGNEW, IX7 ISHES TO INFORM the residents i VV of Bokitika and surrounding district that she is prepared to paiDt Portraits from life or photographs in Oil or Water C Jours in the Latest, Most Artistic and Permanent Style. Terms according to size. Address ;-BRITTAN STREET. "Proof of Debt," "Memorandum or Transfer," Entry Forms, etc., stocked at Wesr Coast Times Otfi