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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7535, 11 August 1903, Page 1

UNION STEAMSHIP CO OF NEW ZEALAND, Ltd. Steamers leave Wellington as under, weather and ciroumstnnces permitting:— LYTTELTON. Rotomahana, Wed., Aug. 12, 8 p.m, Monowai, Thurs., Aug. li, 4 p.m. Talune, Fri., Aug. 11, 4 p.m. Rotomahana, Fri., Aug 11, 7.30 pm. Penguin, Sat., Aug. 15, 9 p.m. DUNEDIN, VIA LYTTELTON. Monowai, Thms., Aug. I' 6, 4 p.m. M 2LBGUHNE, VIA LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN, AND BLUFF. Monowai, Thurs , Aug. 13, 4 p.m. Nil'lEß, GISBORNE AND AUCKLAND. Tarawera, Mon., Aug, 17, 4 p.m. SYDNEY DIRECT. Moeraki, Sal., Aug 15, 1 p.m. SYDNEY VIA AUCKLAND. Talune, Thurs., Aug. 20, 4 p.m. NELSON via PICTON (and BLENHEIM). Mapourika, Wed., Aug. 12, 12 30 p.m. .Penguin, Thurs., Aug. 13,12.30pm. Upolu*, Fri., Aug. 14, noon Wainui, Sat., Aug. 15, 12.30 p.m. •Does not call Picton. NEW PLYMOUTH AND ONEHUNGA, FOR AUCKLAND. Connecting at Kew Piycuiatti with through train from WelliiiK-ton oa Tasiiiye, Thn.r3.iay3 and Batanlayß, Bt 8.30 p.rc. Takapuna, Thurs., Aug. 13, 5 p.m. Rotoiti*, Sun., Aug. 16, 2 p.m. 'Calls Ne'son. PICTON, NELSON, WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH AND HOKITIKA. Mapourika, Wed., Aug. 12, 12.30 p.m. Wainui, Sat., Aug. 15, 12.30 p.m. WESTPORT AND GREYMOUTH. Koonja, Wed., Aug. 12, noon. SUVA and LEVUKA, FROM AUCKLAND. Moura, Wed., August 12. 1 SYDNEY, VIA TONGA, SAMOA AND : FIJI, FROM AUCKLAND. Manapouri, Wed., Aug. 20, 1 RAROTONGA AND TAHITI, FROM AUCKLAND. '' Taviuni, Wed., August 12, Berths will only be -illottod to paasongora on pro- < (taction of passage ticket at tho Company'!) office, 1 Ticket available for stop-over or return by Messrs Hnddart Parker, and Co.' steamers. Passengers booked to West Australian poi.s. 1 OffiOß -COBTOJIHOUSE-QOAY, WbLLINQTOS, J HUDDART HJPI PARKER fIPJ & COMPANY'S ] Laroe and Powerful < Steamships— ' VICTORIA (Waller) .. 3000 Tons Reg. 1 WESTRALIA (Rainey) .. 2834 Tons Reg. } ZEALANDIA (Wyllie) .. 2771 Tons Reg. J Will leave Wollißf-tan &i under (ciroumatanoes permitting)— I FOR LYTTELTON AND DUNEDIN. WESTRALIA Fri. I Aug. 21 ; 4 p.m. J VICTORIA Thars. Sept. 3 4 p.m. | ZEALANDIA Fri. | Sept. 4| 4 p.m. FOR MELBOURNE, via LYTTELTON, * DUNEDIN and BLUFF. , VICTORIA I Thurs. I Sept. 3| 4 p.m. FOR NAPIER, GISBORNE, AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY. \ ZEALANDIA 1 Thura. I Aug 13 I 4 p.m. WESTRALIA | Thurs. | Aug. 27 4 p.m. \ FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. * VICTORIA, I Sat. | Aug. 22 | 4 p.m. j All Tickets are available also £or stop-over or return by ANY of UNION OO.'S STBaMBBS, and t holders ol T7.S.S. Go.'s Tickets may travel by THB / ABOVE-NAMED YK3t"ISLB. -Head Office for No.v I Zealand—Queen's Chambers. WELLINGTON. WANGANUI RIVER —NEW ZEA- t LAND'S RHINE. t FLEET—7 STEAMERS. -. Time-Table fob May.—From Wanganui: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. From Pipiriki: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Upper Reaches Excursion in connec- r* tion with each trip. a No one visiting the Wanganui River ° should miss doing the All-Day Excursion o above Pipiriki. The grandeur of the Scenery n of this part must be seen to be fully realised. ? Magnificent accommodation at Pipiriki. g Sanitary arrangements perfect, good table, every modern comfort and conveni nee. An ideal winter resort. For particulars— A. HATRICK & CO. Wanganui. a Or, COOK & SONS. 1 rj-HOS. COOK & SON. APPBOXI-iUTE STEAMER 3 SAILING TO LONDON. * Due a Steamer Line Leave London „ DARMSTADT N;D.L. Sydney July 25 Sep 12 BRITANNIA P. and O. Sydney July 25 Sep 6 n ORONTBS Orient Sydney Aug 1 Sep 14 CHINA P.andO. Sydney Aug 8 Sop SO d MOAN A Can. Aus; Sydney Aug 10 Sep U SONOMA A. and A. Auckland Aug 21 Sep 18 d 1903 PASSENGEBS: i Before booking your tickets toLondon or else- 8 where, writs for Cook's Sailing List (with g map), posted free, giving fares and 1903 sailings by all lines at lowest rates. Apply ■- early for berths to— COOK'S SHIPPING OFFICE, a OrjBTQM Houbb Qpay, - Wellihotok. "j NEUROL \ FOB ■I nil rJ? P I i° 9 ffl ' HEtU HilliLclLfs I a ■ 3d per powder; 2s per box of 12, i " make.- BOOTS AND •J"-* 1 3 HARNESS waterproof 11*"* 1 t\tH aa h duok's back, and sott I I/I.iKX as veivet. Adda three tlmte JL/VVJLWM to iht, wear ol loUiier, Elaaeant oiioar. Allows a ' polish with blacking. BOLD MEDAL aa EXHIBITION UU atß -" n *' HIGHEST AWARDS. lor superiority. Black or T*\ 11" Brown colour, Sold ty I 111 V\ rVll*l Booil s ' 6 "" e3 - Saddlers, IjlJtllJill ironmongers, oto. Mi-nr.-m\tf "AW A***"*- factory,Dulw'oh,London, BnKlanaj ■HI W. COTTERELL AND CO,, Goneral JD • Carriers and Forwarding Agents, Wellington.—Customhouse work of all kinds promptly and carefully attended to. We not only olear goods, but land chem at oustomers' doors. Good storage accommodation. Furniture carefully removed. Orders can be left at A. White & Co.'B. wllnoat Ihsn. CI nil SJm&SoSb msm^StxaiKim w"mu lOBC3KT THAT NEOBOL CURES H t 111111 Ii II E B ■ QSH B «s &KQT SHj S* H ■ BE9H All storekeepers sell it. IMPERIAL CALF FOOD. Can be used with either Skim, Separatod Milk or Whey. A SMALL BAG (231bs) will last one calf five weeks, and longer if milk is plentiful. Packed in 251b bags, or 2001b sacks. TESTIMONIALS. Extract from the " Wvndham Herald," June 14.1901. Mr John Moßean, of Seaweed Downs, yesterday told us of a satisfactory experience he has had in rearing calves with artificial food. He raised twenty calves on "Imperial" Calf Food, aid at the same time had others which he fed with new milk. The former did quite as well as the latter, and (when sold five months old), realised top market values. . Mataura Island. January 24th, 1901. Messrs Lanodown & Son, Christchurch.— Dear Sirs, — Be Calf Food purchased from you, I may say that I was well pleased with It, as my calves did very well while fed with It, and I consider it very satisfactory as an economical Calf Food. Yours faithfully. T. W. Fobtkb. JiANGDOWN & SON, OHBISTOHUROH. REDCLIFFE 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 qheapest first-olass iron in the market. GALVANISED REDCLIFFE covors a larger surface than any other brand. REDCLIFFE has beon more largely importod into Now Zealand during the last twenty years than any other, and experience proves that overy sheet will Ije lound perfect and properly corrugated. I IR O 2sT ON SALE BY ALL THE PRINCIPAL IRON MISROHANTS AND STOREKEEPERS.