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West Coast Times, 21 November 1914, Page 2

11 A Bewitching Confection— Created for those who know and love good sweets. Auisebrook’s Imperial Chocolates Equal to the best imported— each piece of lusciousness wrapped in tinfoil thus you eat them fresh, clean, pure and dainty wherever you buy them. Buy “her” Aulsebrook's Imperial Chocolates always / Money Can’t Bay Better! A NCHOR T .INE OF OTEAM A PACKETS. REGULAR SAILINGS. Booking Passengers and cargo to all New Zealand Ports. Steamers leave for Coast ports as under:— Steamer: Wellington; Nelson:. Regulas Friday Saturday Waimea leaves Wellington on Saturday for Coast direct. Kennedy Early. Waverley Early. Kaitoa early. Fares, freights, and particulars on application to undersigned. ...Wm. DUNCAN, (2) Twin Screw. (8) Triple Screw. * Calls at Rio de Janerio. All the above vessels are fitted with wireless telegraphy. FARES FROM HOKITIKA. Third-class single, from £l9 to £23 Second-class, single, £3B to£43. First-class, single, from £64 to £75. The passenger accommodation in the three classes is replete with every modern convenience and the dietary scale such as will sustain the well-earned reputation of the Company. An experienced surgeon will accompany each steamer Warrants issued at Hokitika for passengers from the .Old Country. Passengers hooking at Hokitika are given a free coastal paasage to the port at which they join the Home steamer. For rates of freights and other information, apply to, V. W, M. BONAA, Wharf Street, Hokitika. NANOARROW AND 00., Agents, Qreymouth. W. T. SLEE, Agent, Wrrtport.

JJOKITIKA P DEE Proprietor. TS PREPARED to undertake MOTOR REPAIR WORK of any description wiiTi a guarantee. Vulcanising done by the famous HARVEY-FROST PROCESS. Bring your car along before the summer season, and hare a complete overhaul.