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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LIX, Issue 9212, 3 November 1908, Page 1

Shipping. Union stbabTshipoc^ OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Steamers leave Wellington, as under, weather and circumstances permitting:— Maravoa, Tiv s., Nov. 3, 8 p.m. Maoris, Wed., Nov. I, H p.m. Mrti'iiroa, Tlniv., Nov. 5, 8 i>.iu. Maori!?, Fri., Nov. (5, » P.m. $Turbine stonmor, DUNI3OIN. via hYTTBLTON. Monowal, Tues., Nnv. IS, r> p.m. LI'TJBLTON, DUNMiHN, HOBAIiJ? & MELBOURNE. Moeraki, Thur., Nov. l'J, 5 p.m. TIMA.UU, OA.MAKU nurt OUNKLUN. CorinnuS, WwV, Nov. I, noon. f ukea Oamtivu cai-jro inul lands on n>luni l-'D.NIDY, via NAPIEK, QISBOBNE, * AUCKLAND. Manuka, Thur., Nov. 5. 5 p.m NAPIER, GI9BORNE. & AUCKLAND. Manuloi, I'lmi-., Nov. 5, r> p.m. Tamwera, M.m., Nov. i>, noon, --■*-- . SYDNWY UIRKCT. Mahcno, Fri., Nov. li, 4 p.m. Wiii-nmoo, Fri., Nov. Xi, 1 P-'». NtCLHON, via PfCT'ON & HLENHKIiVPatoona, Wod.Nov. I, ri.lSp.m. Pateona, Fvi., Nov. ii, l'J.-ir> p.m. Arahura, S.it.. Nov. 7, l-.-K' p.m. Patoena, Mon., Nov. P, 1 ii.45 p.m. NELSON UIRKCT. Rotoiti, Sun., Nov. S H p.m. NEW PLYMOUTH A ONEHUNGA, FOR AUCKLAND. Oonneeting as Now Plymouth with through train from Wellington on Tuesdays, Thursdays aad Saturdays. Takapuna. Weil,. Nov. -1, noon. Rotoiti', Sun, Nov. ,-\ S p.m. ♦Calls Piiiton *uit Nolsou. NELSON. WESTPuBT, GRKYMOUTH, & troKriMvA Aralnii'al*. Sat., Nov. 7. 1C.15 p.m. fßocoivJS no -.elson cari;o. "Calls I'iuton. TONOA. tiAVIOA, X FIJI, irom'AIJOKLANU. XofiiH. Tues., Nov. 10. RAIIOTONGA c- TAHI < 1, Ir.mt AUCKLAND. Mnnapouri. Thus., Nov. tit. ~ij Vα >X LEVLfaA, fr.'iu AUCKLAND, Nnvua, _ _Wed., Nov. i!i"i. UDODAST pARK.EE, 0 LINE. FavowpJte PiisssarisSei' Service. Sailing from Wellington as umler (ei:cumstauceo DermittiDgiFOH LYTTBL CON AND UUNEDIN, ULIMWROA.? I Thursday I Nov. ." | S jp.m. VtCTOI:I\ I Friday i Nov. f. | 4 p.m. WIMMKRA I Friday | Nov. ii» | i p.m. VICTORIA I Friday | Nov. 4| i p.m. FOX MELBOURNE, via LYTTELTON DUNEOIIT, BLUFF and HOBART. ULIMA".OA§ j Thursday | Nov. 5| S p.m. FOR NAPIER. GIHBORNE, AUCKLAND, AND SYDNEY. VTCTORTA I Thursday | Nov. VI | 4 p.m. WIMMCRA I Thurday I Nov. 2li | i p.m. FOR BYDNEY DIRECT ULIMAROA-S I Friday | Nov. 27 | 4 p.m, $6000 Tons Twin Screw. All tiokets are available alao for etop-over or v J6urn 117 a.s\' of Union Co.'c Steamers, and uolders o? Union Co.'s Tickets may travel by the 4BOVK-SAMED Vessem. Head OfSce for New Zealand —Queen's Chambers. Welunoton. A DELIGHTFOL CRUISE! WINTER TOURS TO THE TROP3CS. Tonga. Samoa. Fiji. Etc. HEALTH AND PLEASURE. "AJlfcV , from Auckland ... 13th Oct. " from Auckland ... 10th Nov. " ATUA," from Auckland ... Bth Dec. For Illustrated Booklet, and all particulars, apply to Messrs Levin and Co., Ltd., Masterton, or to Union Stearin Ship Co. of U.Z, _^___ nANADIAJTTIaTSTRA LI AN ROYAL MAIL LINE. TO VANCOUVER, ehi FIJI and HONOLULU, THENCE BY RAIL TO ANY PART OF CANADA OR UNITED STATES. From From Steamer Sydney. Suva, A *MAKURA ... Nov. i.} Nov. .'{o AORANGI Dec' 21 Dec. 21) ' MOAN A ... -fan. 18 Jan. 2f> J -*MAKURA ... Eel'- L r > 22 AORANOI Mir. 15 Mar. 23 *MARAMA Apr. 12 Apr. 1!) i*MAKURA ... May 10 May 17 *T\vin Screw. Steamer of 5075 tons. » pamphlets and full particulars apply IN & CO., LTD., Masterton, or to UNION S.S. GO. OF N.Z., LTD., W E LLIN GT ON. JjAST OPPORTUNITY OF SECURING BARGAINS. J. ADAMS announces that he has decided to CLOSE DOWN BUSINESS and the balance of stock Must be Sold Regardless of Cost. The balance of the stock is marked at giving-away prices. In fact, no reasonable oiler will be refused during the remaining days of the sale. J. ADAMS, Giddings , Building. jTelder, Bricklayer &, Cont^acton. ESTIMATES given for all classes of building. Address: No. 53, Essex-street, Masterton. B. BRADA, Dp&ssmaken* 70, Lincoln-road, - - Masteiiton. Engagements by day or week. IVORS STOCKLEY JONES BEGS to inform the Ladies of Masterton and Suburbs that she has commenced business at No. 27. HESSEYSTREET (oil Worksop-road), and solicits the favour of their patronage. All Materials to be supplied by the customer. Every order will bo executed with the greatest care as to lit, finish and style. TRY OUR BREAD. THE Bread that keeps the family healthy is a treasure no one can afford to be without It is made here. Once used it becomes a luxury that you won't dispense with. Give it a trial is all we ask. '•HUNTER & SON. BREAD & SMALL GOODS .jAKERS, Queen-street. W. GARDINER, Ex pent Wood Carver*, Assembly Rooms, Masterton. CARVED PHOTO FRAMES, suitable for presents, a speciality. Designs and prices on application.