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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 9017, 17 March 1908, Page 1

Shipping. TTNION"¥tEAMSHIP CO., OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Steamers leave Wellington, as under, weather and circumstances permitting :— OYTTELTON. Rotnma haua. Tues.. M»r..17. S p.m. Maoris, , cd., \t _ S m Rotom-liana. Thur., Mar 19. 8 p.m. Manuka, Fn., Al< . *>, 5 p.m. Mioworu, l;n., >I'iv.-0, Maoris Fri.. Mar. 20, 8 p.m. Roiomnhana, Hat., Mar. 21, U p.m. $ Turbine steiiuier. DUNKDir. via IA I'TI.LTON Miiuvora Fri., Mar. 20, SIDNEY, via NAPIER, (HSBORNE, ft AUCKLAND. Manuka Thur., Mar. _, 6 p.m. NAPIER. GISBORNE. ft AUUKbANIi. Monowai, Hon., Mar. 23. • Ip.m. Manuka, Tl. r , Mar. 2b, . p.m SYDNEY UIUKC'i. ttv; \i_ . -t p.m. Vvarnmoo, _v, Mai.-u. 4 n m via BLENHKiy.' ' Te Ana . Tues., Mar. 17, muln t. Pateen" Wed., Ma,. IS. 12.40p.in. Per. an T' 1 "" Mar - VX !f. l> -' il, Te Anauf. Sat.. J.ar. _1. 1-.4. p.m. fl'ioton omy. NELSON DIRECT Te -Mrui Thur.. Mar. 19, !• P.»». Pat™' Vri..Ma-,. i i.;. 10.30 p.m. Anilmra Sat. Mar.'-I, H'p.m. NEW PLYMOUTH * ONKHUNGA. FOR AUCKLAND. Connecting at New Plymouth with through train from Wellington on _v.-d.ays, Thursdays and Saturdays Comma., ,'.',,,, i •>_•-,» m Pun-uiQ*, Thur . Mar. 19. UAo p.m. TakapunH, Mon.. Mar -3. » V.™•Calls Picton and Nelson. SCaw only. NELSON, WESTPUHT, GREYMOUTH, & HOKITIKA. Tue . Marl 7, "'^fP- 1 "; I__uun., Sat., Alar. 2!, It' p.m. fCalls Picton. *No Nelson em.;. TONGA, SAMOA, ft FIJI, from AUCKLAND. Navua Tues,, Mar. 3!. SUVA ft LEVUKA, fr-m AUCKLAND. _Talunc, We»l., Mar. IH. HBDDABT PARKER LINE. Favourite Passenger Service. -_i.me» in_ Wellington !\» 'indor (csruumstanoos DeriniMi-. ' — P 'H LYTTELTON AND DUNEDIN. VICTOUIA I Frit, v j Mar. 27 ' i p.m. ULIMAIIO..S | Thursday i Apr Uj 4 p.m. WIMMEI'.A j Friitav .April 10 4 p.m. VICTOKIA | Friday | Apr. 2-1 | 4 p.m. FOR MELBOURNE, via LYTTELTON DUNEDIN, BLUFF and HOBART. ULIMAROA.. | Thursday | Apr. ( J | i p.m. e'OR NAPIER, OISBORNE, AUCKLAND, AND SYDNEY. WIMMERA i Thursday | Mar. ill I -1 p.m. VI'iIOKIA j Thursday I April 2; i p.m. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. ULIMAROA? I Friday I Mar. 27 \ i p.m. STwir. screw. All tickets are available also for stop-over or return by any of Union Co.'s Steamkhs, and Holders of Union Co.'s Tickets may travel by the raovE-_:-ED Vessels. Head Ofhce for New Se&laud—Queen's j£_f_Ssg§j§a_gs_lg THE WANGANUI RIVER. Ijk. Vi.-ited by Thousands. 1 CHEAP EXCURSION FAKES. WANGANUI PIPIRIKI Return, a 2 days' trip, £1. WANGANLiI-EIuUSEBOAT Return, a 4 days' Trip, £2. Service connects with railway system at • Taumarunui and Wanganui, aud by coach from Pipiriki with rail at Ohakune. Pipiriki Hou?e and Houseboat are ideal places . for a plea?ant holiday—splendidly ▼ appointed. SUMMER SERVICE. Ist December to 30th April, 1908. D_LY from Wanganui—Mondays excepted. From Taumarunui TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. The " WAI-ORA " (living water) SPRING at Pipiriki has valuable medicinal properties, ride Dr Wohlmann's report. BATH HOUSES at Pipiriki Thermal Sprin . FoMtineraries of Service.Tourist Bureaus, COOK & SON, A. HATRICK & CO., Wanganui. CANADIAN - AUSTRALIAN LINE. U- — THE "ALL-BED" ROUTE. The Magnificent Steamer, " MARAWIA" WILL be despatched from SYDNEY, 16th MARCH, and from SUV A, 24th MARCH. (MAn(VnT „ To be followed by the " AORANGI on 13th April, and " MANUKA " on 11th May Early application necessary in order to secure accommodation. Passengers booked through to any point m Canada, United States, or Europe, For pamphlets and full particulars apply UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD., Wellington. Or, MESSRS LEVIN & CO., LTD. Agents for Masterton District. If Booking to London, etc., Send or Call for COOK'S SAILING LIST. Posted Free, giving Fares and Sailings ALL LINES. ALL ROUTES. ALL CLASSES. LOWEST RATES. NO P-fjjpO FEES. ASSISTANCE EN ROUTE. Plans of Steamers Piled. 1903 PASSENGERS BOOK YOUR BERTHS NOW at COOK*S SHIPPING OFFICE, * Wellington NOTICE ©F RSS-lOVAL. THE Public of Masterton and District are hereby notified that my Blacksmithing Shop has been removed from Queen-, trert to a site in Dixon-strei 1, next to Church of England. Old and new clients welcomed. E. MoEWEN. "~^ood^ilrvito^ I BEG to announce that I have commenced business in Masterton as a Wood Carver. Having had many years' experience in all branched of the trade with Home firms, I am qualified to execute orders for the most up-to date carving of all descriptions. Work done for the Cabinetmaking and Carpentering Trade at special prices. Address:'R.J. Lyttle's Premises, at rear of Walsh and Co.'s. W. GARDINER. '