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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7500, 1 July 1903, Page 1

UNION STEAMSHIP CO OF NEW ZEALAND, Ltd. Steamers leave Ww-i-n-isTON aa under, weather and ciioimsiauces permitting:— LYTTELTON. Rotomahana, Wed., July 1, 8 p.m. Mokoia, Thr<_., Ju.y •/, 4 p.m. Mnraroa, Fri., July 3, 4 p.m. Rotomahana, Fri., July 3, 7.30 pm. Penguin, Sat., July 4, 9pm. Rotomahana, Mon., July 6, 7.30 p.m. W'~ DUNEDIN, VIA LYTTELTON. Mokoia, Thins., July 2, 4 p.m. Mararoa, Fri., Ju'y 3, 4 p.m. M-LBOUBNE, VIA LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN, BLUFF, AND HOBART. Mokoia, Thurs., July 2, 4 p.m. N VPIEB, GISBORNE AND AUCKLAND. » Tarawera, Mon., July 6, 4 p.m. -,-* Mararoa, Thurs, July 9, 4 p.m. Talune, Mon., July 6, 4 p.m. SYDNEY DHiECT. Warrimoo, Sat., July 4, 3 p.m. SYDNEY VIA AUCKLAND. Mararoa, Thurs., July 9, 4 p.m. NELSON via PICTON (and BLENHEIM). Penguin, Thur.,July2, 12.30 p.m. Upolu*, Fri., July 3, noon Haupiri, Sat., July 4, noon. 'Does not call Picton. NEW PLYMOUTH AND ONEHUNGA, FOR AUCKLAND. Oonnootlng at Now Plymouth with through train from WelllnKtnn on Tuesday?, Tharsdajs and Bator-ays, at 8.30 p.m. Wainui, Thurs., July 2, 5 p.m. Rotoiti*, Sun., July 5, 4 p.m. •Calls Nelson. PICTON, NELSON, WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH AND HOKITIKA. Haupiri, Hat., June 4, noon. j. Corinna*, Mon., July 6, 3 p.m. A-' 'Does not call at Picton or Nelson. NELSON AND NEW PLYMOUTH. Upolu, Fri., July 3, noon. SUVA and LEVUKA, FROM AUCKLAND. Moura, Wed., July 15. RAROTONGA AND TAHITI, FROM AUCKLAND. Taviuni, • Tues., July 14, Berths -will only be allotted to passongera on protl totlon of passage ticket at the Company's offlco, . loket available for Btop-over or return by Messrs Huddart Parker, and Co.' steamers. Passengers booked to Wait Australian port.-). Office -CoS-OMflO-BE-Q.AY, W-L-IN-lON. tZ~~ HUDDART BtS PARKER HH & COMPANY'S LaBOB AND POWEBF-I-STEAMSHIPS— VICTORIA (Waller) .. 3000 Tons Reg. WESTRALIA (Rainey) .. 2884 Tons Reg. ZEALANDIA (Wyllie) .. 2771 Ton. Reg. Will leave Wellington as under (circumstances. permitting)— FOR LYTTELTON AND DUNEDIN. ZEALANDIA Fri. July 10 4 p.m. WESTRALIA Fri. July 24 4 p.m. VICTORIA Thurs. July 30 4 p.m. ■f*l FOB MELBOURNE, via LYTTELTON, rr DUNEDIN, BLUFF and HOBART. '- VICTORIA | Thurs. | July 30 | 4 p.m. FOR NAPIER, GISBORNE, AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY. WESTRALIA I Thurs. July 2j 4 p.m. ZEALANDIA | Thurs. July 16 | 4 p.m. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. VICTORIA, | Sat. | July 18 | 4 p.m. All Tickets are available also for stop-over or return by ANY of UNION 00.'3 STB_MBB3, and holders of 0.3.5. Oo.'b Tiokota may travel by THK ABOVE-NAMED VESSELS. Head Office for New Bealand—Queen's Chambers, WELLINGTON, ANGANUI RIVER —NEW ZEALAND'S RHINE. FLEET—7 STEAMERS. Timk-Table fob Ma..—From Wanganui: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. From Pipiriki: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Upper Reaches Excursion in connection with each trip. No one visiting the Wanganui River should miss doing the All-Day Excursion above Pipiriki. The grandeur of the Scenery of this part must be seen to be fully realised. Magnificent accommodation at Pipiriki. Sanitary arrangements perfect, good table, every modern comfort and convenience. An ideal winter resort. For particulars— A. HATRICK & CO., Wanganui. Or, COOK & SONS. p. fHOS. COOK & SON. * APPBO-IMATE STEAMERS SAILING TO LONDON. Dae Steamer Lino Leave London AUSTRALIA P. and O. Sydney July 11 Aug 23 OROYA Orient Sydney July 18 _ng 29 DAHMSTADT N;D.L. Sydney July 25 Sep 12 BRITANNIA P. and O. Sydney July 26 Sep 6 SIERRA A. and A. Auckland Juy 27 Sep 28 OBOSTKB Orient Sydney Aug 1 Sep 12 1903 PASSENGERS: Before bookingyour tickets toLondon or elsewhere, write for Cook's Sailing List (with map), posted free, giving fares and 1903 Bailings by all lines at lowest rates. Apply early for berths to— COOK'S SHIPPING OFFICE, Custom Housx Quay, . Weujnoton. irraiTiTfli -OB NEURALGIA 3d per powder; 2s por box of 12, -vA " : ' ■■ matte; BOOTS AND ""-■ £f\. 1 3 HARNB3S waterproof w 1 I_■. I /-.ft as a duok's two., and soft I 1/1.1r.X asvelTet-Addithreetimes U\Ail\Jlj to tbe wear of leather. Ploaeant odour, Allowe a polls, with blacking*. GOLD MEDAL " EXHIBITION UWLU B " M "' HKI.IEST AWARDS. for unperiority. Black or _P\ 1 1 ' Brown ooiour, Sold by I lllhhlTl M Stores, Saddlers. IflllllJlll Ironmongers, eto. MannJaa* <_*■_-ft-/ , 'f_otory.D_iwioh,London, Bntrlan-. Cl W.COTTERELL AND CO,, General jj • Carriers and. Forwarding Agent., '£'■ Wellington.—Customhouse workofaU kinds i s promptly and carefully attended to. We i : _,_« only dear goods, but land them at if cu-tomera' doors. Good storage accommc- : dation. Furniture carefully removed. Orders S ;; can be left at A. Whits & Co.'s- __ ii' fOBOK- THAT NBOBOL CUBES HEADACHE k All storekeepers sell it. ~_^^S6?*^ L HlfVp ■•■• J(3i *!__(( _hd__l m «' w b _! , _ h __*«*"»« «*.*•*. M_BU_ (_-_t__9-__ withoutwhisk hmm__n__u. Ms L__r_=c_n b_ IMPERIAL CALF FOOD. Can be used with either Skim, Separated' Milk or Whey. A SMALL BAG (251bs) will last one oalf JUL five weeks, and longer if milk is plenl&ijj. backed in 2.1b bags, or 2001b Backß. TESTIMONIALS. „ Matractfrom tho " Wyniham Herald, June 14.1901. Mr John Moßean, of Seaweed Downs, yeßterday told us of a satisfactory expen- _. _J»nee he has had in rearing calves with artifloial food. He raised twenty calves on "Imperial" Calf Food, and at the same time had others which be fed with new milk. The former did quite as well as the latter, and (when sold five months old), realised top market values. ___, "*_rlatanra Island. January 24th, 1901. \ '• Mi-SBB Lanodown &'Son, Christohuroh.— ty Dear Sirs,—Be Calf Food purchased from you, I may say that I was well pleased with 11, as my calves did very well whilo fed with It, and J. consider it very satisfactory as an eoonomloal Calf Food. Yours faithfully. T. W. Fosteb. LANGDOWN & SON, CHRISTCHURCH. REDCLIFFE Arohlteots should specify REDOLIFF-. CROWN Galvanised Corrugated Iron. There is no better Iron manufactured. Contractors should not ba misled by erroneous ilatemenf.. BEDCLIFFE is the be.t and gfaeapest flrst-olass iron in the market. I- - ■ BEDCLIFFE covers a larger surface than tny other brand. REDCLIFFE has been | more largely imported into New Zealand during the last twenty years than any other, and experience proves that every sheet will be found perfect and properly corrugated. I _R O 3-T ON SALE BY ALL THE PRINCIPAL IRON MERCHANTS AND STOREKEEPERS.