UNION STEAMSHIP 00. OF NKW ZEALAND, Lid. Sternum loavo Wkuinoton as nrnler, circuiriitonces permittiriK—LYTTKLTON. pourika, Sat., July 20, 11 p.m. __mwora, Mod., July 22, 5 |>.in. To Amu, Tuos,, July 83, I p.m. Tarawora, Weil., July 21, 5 p.m. DUNEDIN VIA LYTTKLTON, To Annu. Tiies. July 21), 4n m. NAPIER, JISIIORNK AND AUCKLAND "LYITELTOMKiUWAirTiMAiIUj:, OAMARUJ, AND DUNEDIN. Upohi, Ned., July 31, noon, {V'ithout transhipment. tIKIIOURNK VIA" LYTTELTON; DUNEDIN, BLUFF AND IIORART. Mourn, raoii., July iRs, 4 p.m. Mararoa, Tlwra., July 25, I p.m. To Annu, Moll., July 2!l, 4 p.m. Mtraro), Tlturn.; July 20, 4 p.m. Kotoltl, Sun,, July 21, 11p.m. riOTON AND NELSON. Booking cargo tl 'ough to Bltnhclm at 15s per tin connecting with train tor Bl olroirautanccs permuting. i. Sat,, July 20, noon. _», Tncs„july23, 12.30 p.m. Mapourika, Weil., July 24,12.30pm. Kotorua, Thur3.,Ju1y25,12.30p,m. NKW HiYMOUTH AND ONEHUNGJ. FOR AUCKLAND. Connecting at Now Plymouth with through train from Wellington on Tuesdays and Krlilajp, Moiti,' Sun., July 21, 11 p.m. ' 'Calling at Nelson. WKSTI'ORT, GREY, AND HOKITIKA VIA I'IOION AND NELSON. Haupiri, sat,, tiniy .'u, noon, Mapourika, Wed,, July 21,12,30 p.m. SAMOA AND FIJI, FROM AUCKLAND. RAROTONGA AND TAHITI FROM AUCKLAND. Taviuni, Tucs., July 30, "SUVA AND LEVUKA, FROM AUCKLAND. Jtotokino, ffeil., Jii'y 24, = ____. "BcTthTwilfonly bo allotted to passengers on production of passage ticket at tlio Company'a odice. Ticlefo avnila&le/or slop over or return by Meiin HuMml-Paritr and Co.'i ttianwt. PMiCDgora booked to West Australian porta OffitOl— COBIOSIHOrjBE-grjAT, Wkllinoiok. TTUDDART, PARKER 11 & GO.'S IliMB AND POWJBIOL BIBAMSBirSWESTRALIA (Waller) ... 2884 Tons Reg. ZEALANDIA (Hipgravo)... 2??0 Tons Reg, ELINGAMITE(WyIIie) ... 2585 Tons Reg.
'ill lcavo Wellington as unuer (Circumstances permitting) WBSTRALIA I Thms. July S> 4p. ELIHOAMIIE I Fri. July 20 4p. ZKALAHDIA I Fri. I Aug. (I | 6 p.m, "FOR MELBOURNE, via LYTTELTON, DUNBDIN, BLUFF and HOBART. WKBTRALIA Turn, .1 FOR NAPIER, GISBORNE, AUCKLAND I AND SYDNEY. ELINOAMITJJ, I Than., Aug. 1 4p. ZEALANDIA, I Ihnrs,, | Aug, 151 4p. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. WESTR laTjl Sat., Aug, 17 4 p.m, ill Tichti ate available also/or stopotw or return by ANY o/UNION GO'S STEAMERS, una" hidets o/U.S.S. Co.'i Tiehtt may trawl &« THE ABOVE-NAMED VESSELS. Head Offico for Now Zealand-Queen's Ohimbcra, WELLINGTON, HOMEWARD PASSAGES. PASSENGERS HOOKED AND BEIITHS SECURED BY ALL LINES, ALL ROUTES, ALL CLASSES, AT LOWEST BATES. Diuns AND Ciucuun Notes Issued. TJEFORE biking your ticket to London, D America, Japan, etcscndforTravcl,ors' Gazette and Sailing List (with map), civing sailings and fares. . Passages Booked ron Sooth Arma. commission charged, trouble saved, ' interpreters en route. , COOK'S SHIPPING OFFICE, • WELLINGTON. New Zealand's Rhine. WANCANUI RIVER. THE PIONEER BTEAMERS. i HATRICK & CO.'S WaDganui Rivo J\.t tourist steamers "Makowai, WiiBEBE," and " Ohubi." The tourist tiaffio on the Wanc™i has now been extended to 80 milesiby above ■ 1_ .„V..«!nn nil thn hint Of tbo beautiful scenery on New ttauuma RbinT FromWANGANUIeveryXoEaDAi and Fbtow, returning tho ioUowing days. Ap P ly-CooK4SoKB,orA.HATRICK&CO W. COTTERELLANDCO,, General 1 * Carriers and Forwarding Agents, Wellin"toa.-Customhouse work of allkmds promptly and carefully attended to. ttc not only clear goods, but land them at customers' doors. Good storage accommodation. Furniture carefully removed. A. Coy, Masterton agent. Orders can be left at A.Wmm&Co.'s.
TO be stabled at Kunraahungii, near Fcatherston, for coming season, the thoroughbred sire PETROLEUM. For iuithcr particulars apply to E. W. BUNNY, To Awaiti, Mnrtinborough. lAKE FOH fJEU^ftliGl/V IT CUHES. , 21- pei\ box Sold by all Chemists and Siobf.kef.pebs, post free, 2/1. KEUBOL CO., Auckland. W H. TISDALL, " * HAB lia BEST BIOOK OF GUN3i FISHING TACKLE AND Golf Goods In tho Colony, "7 N.Z. Agent w.h. „k HBDALL'S Z REPAIES. N. Z, Agent for Tiios. Tuiiseb and Co.'a " Feauieiwwohi " Guns. iv, • ■ Wellington,
A. BRADFORD, UNSMIM AND LOCKSMITH, Qnees-stiieet, Masteiitox. (EihUisUi 1815). Just landed, (livedfrom Englimd-A large assortment of Gum, Ajuiosiikw,_ and Gun REQUISITES. Second-hand D,13, sold, or exch(iii"C(l. JUST LANDED—Lniyc consignments of Canvas and Felt for HOUSE AND COW COVERS, direct from English manufacturers. We are prepared to make Horse Covers, with girths or straps round the legs, as cheap is any houso in New Zealand, Also parcel of Kangaroo Skins for LONG LEGGINS. TOWNSEND & COWl'Blt Saddlers, Jlastcrton. ► OSES, Roses, Roses. All the oldest .i) and newest sorts are being propagated and sent to all parts of the Colony. Bend for detailed and descriptive price list to Thomas Horton, "hemicr" Nurseries, I'ahiatua,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 6908, 19 July 1901, Page 1
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