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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 7060, 20 January 1902, Page 1

{JNION STEAMSHIP 00. OF NEW ZEALAND, Ltd. Steamers leave Wellington as undor, weather and circumstances permitting:— LYTTELTON. Mon., Jan. 20, 7.'io p.m. Mourn, 'lues., Jan. 21, <1 p.m. Tarawera, Tues., Jan. 21, 5 p.m. Botomahana, AVed., Jan. '22, T.iiO p.m. Monowai, Thurs., Jan. 2i!, 4 p.m. DUNEDIN, VIA LYTTELTON. Mourn, Tnes., Jan 21, 4 p.m. Monowai, Thurs., Jan. 2it, i p.m. LYTTELTON, AKAUOA* TIMAUU*, OAMAEU* and DUNEDIN. Upolu, Tuos., Jan. 21, 5 p.m. •Without transhiument. MELBOURNE, VIA LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN, BLUFF, AND HOI3ABT. Monowai, Thurs., Jixn. 23, i p.m. NAPIER, GISBORNE, AND AUCKLAND. Mararoa, Fri., Jan. 21, 4 p.m. Mon., Jan. 27, 1 p in. '^* , SYDNEY, VIA AUCKLAND. _ Mararoa, Fri., Jan. 24, 4 p.m. '"',%■ PICTON AND NELSON. BooklDg cargo through to BlonUeim nt 15« per ton, ooanootlug with tvnla for Blenheim, wontliar aro oiroumstauccs pomasine. Eotorua, Tues., Jan 21, 12.30 p.m. Mapourika, Wed., Jan. 22, 12M p.m. Rotorua Thurs., Jan. 2.-J, 12.iJ0p.in. Haupiri, Fri., Jan. 24, noon. Rotorua, Sat., Jan. 23, 12.30 p.m. NEW PLYMOUTH AND ONEHUNGA, FOR AUCKLAND. Conn6otiag ftt Now Plymouth wit'i tliroi&h trifn from Wollington oa Tneednys, Tlmrsihiy?, nnd Satimluys. Takapuna, Wed., Jan. 22, 5 p.m. GREY, AND HOKITIKA, PICTON AND NELSON. T Mapourika, Wed., Jan. 22, 12.30 p.m. Hnnpiii, Fri., Jan. 24, noon. SAMOA AND FIJI, FROM AUCKLAND. Hauroto, Wed., Feb. 12. RAROTONGA AND TAHITI, FROM AUCKLAND. rOvalau, Tues., Jan. 28. SUVA and LEVUKA, FROM AUCKLAND. Taviuui, Wed., Jan. 21). Berths will only bo allotted to pissengors on l>roauction of paßstago ticket at tlio Comiwiiy's olllcs. Tickets aviiildblo for stop-over or return by Messrs Hucldiirt, Parker and Co.'s stetuuoru. I'iiajoii»cr3 booked to West Australian ports. Oifioe — OadroMHocm-ijtUY. Wkv-w , n. TTPDDAKT, PARKER, xx & CO.'S Lauoe and Powerful Steasisiiii-s— WESTRALIA (Waller) .. 28S1 Tons Re?. ZEALANDIA (Hipgrave).. 2771 Tons Reg. ELINGAMITE (Wyllie) -. 2535 Tons Reg. Will leave \Velllrgtjna» u.iilu; (circumstancei perir.tttk£) - FOR LYTTELTON AND DUNEDIN. ZEALANDIA Fri. Jan. 24 5 p.m. •*£ ELINGAMITE Fri. Feb. 7 4 p.m. WESTRALIA Thnrs. Feb. 20 4 p.m. FOR MELBOURNE, vii LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN, BLUFF and HOBABT. I Thurs., Feb. 20, 1 4 p.m NAPIEII, GISBORNE, AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY. ZEALANDIA Thurs. Jan. 30 4 p.m. ELINGAMITE Thurs. Feb. 13 4 p.m. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. WESTRALIA, | Sat | Feb. 8, I 4 p.m. 'Calling at Milford Sound. All Tickets are available also for stop-over or return by AN? oE UNtOS CO.'d STBUMBRS, an I holders ot U. 5.3. C >.'s Tickota may travel by Illh ABOVB-NIMED VESSELS. Head Office for New Zoiland-Qneej'J Qliimbars, WELLIftOrON. NEW ZEALAND'S RHINE. WANGANUI RIVER. AHATRICK & CO.'S Pioneer and Pre- • mier River Steamer Service. Under coatract with the New Zealand Postal and Tourist Traffic Djpartments, and Messrs Cook and Son. FLEET—" "Masuwai," "Wairere, «< Waione," " Wai-iti," " Ohora." Each trip occupies two and goes beyond Pipiriki, embracing all the best of the most beautiful part of the Wanganui. Hour of starting, 7 a.m. N.8.-There will be a 15 knot service in January by our tine new steamer, " Waione." DAILY SERVICE TO AND BEYOND PIPIRIKI. . *£} COOK & SON. Jfll TfIreSENCER AGENTS FOB-sSssiSei Orient Co. A. and A. Lino P. and O. Co. Can.-Australian North German N.Z. Shipping Co. Mess. Maritimes. Cape Lines. Etc., Etc. ALL LINES. ALL ROUTES. ALL CLASSES. AT LOWEST RATES. Before Booking your Tickets to London or elsewhere, write for "COOK'S SAILING ** LIST" (with map), posted free, giving FARES by all lines to London, etc., and Sailing Dates in Advance. Apply— COOK'S SHIPPING OFFICE, Custom-House-quay, Wellington. REDOLIFFB Architects should specify REDCLIFFE CROWN Galvanised Corrugated Iron. There is no better Iron manufactured. Contractors should not be misled by erroneous statements. REDCLIFFE is the best and cheapest first-class iron in the market. GALVANISED EEDCLIFFE covers a larger surface than any other brand. REDCLIFFE has been M( more largely imported into New Zealand . - during the last twenty years than any other, m experience proves that every sheet will land perfect and properly corrugated. IE O IT ON SALE BY ALL THE PRINCIPAL IRON MERCHANTS AND STORE KEEPERS mmS SPACE RESERVED I'OK T J. ELLIOTT, SADDLER, Queen-street, Masterton. SENT FREE I To AH Applicants. y & BLAIR'S LISI OF CHRYSANTHEMUMS, DAHLIAS, and BEGONIAS, containing all the Latest Noveltios, may be had on application. • Strong, woll-rootcd plants now ready for delivery. CHINESE SACRED LlLY—Grown in a basin with a few pebblos and alittlo water, produces splendid flowers of delicious perfume. Bulbs, post free, 1 for 8d; 2 for Is; FLOWERING ANNUALS of the leading ■jfcrieties, including Asters, Marigolds, Stock, Phlox, Cosmos, etc. Post free, Is 3d per (loz. Obtainable now. NIMMO AND BLAIR, Seed Merchants and Growers, y v DUNEDIN. WHY THE DON'T YOU RIDE A RED BIRD. THE repair shops of N.Z. are an awful warning to cyclists in general, for they are full of bleaching wrecks of so-called if- first-grade wheels. Bide a wheel which has stood ten years test on the market, and increases 50 per cent, yearly in volume of sules. A tine repair plant, and best stock of accessories in Maeterton, at RED BIRD BYKO. TOM DWYF.B] Manager, Masteuton. MT7 OR SALE.well-known t; si re NEE DLE GUN, by Nqiiueju'Eldt. For further particulars apply to office of this paper, or G. Ellebh, Akuru,