Shipping. NION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD). STEAMERS SAIL FROM WELLINGTON AS UNDER:— LYTTELTON. Pvotomalmna | Wed | Mar 16 | 4.30 pro Talnue 1 Thurs I Mar 17 1 5 pm Ritomahttiia 1 Fii Mar 13 I 4.30 pm 3"n;NEDl¥rviA LYTTELTON. Talui.o f Thun I Mar 17 | •*> pm _ mkTTbo u« neT"u lyttelton, DTI NEDIN, BLUFF, fi HOBART. i'nluiie fThius | Mar 17 | 5 pm NAPIER, GISDORNE,"& AUCKLAND". Omapore* | Wed | Mar 16 |o pm Te Anau | Mon | Mar 21 |2 pm Waihoia | Thurs I Mar 24 i 4 pm ♦Cnlling at East Coast Bays. ""SYDNEY, VIA AUCKLAND. Waihora "TThms | Mar2r; 4pm r~SYDNEY~DIREOT. Wakatipu | Sat | Mavl9 |4 pm Mojowai I Sat 1 May 26 j4 pm PICTON AND NELSON. Booking cargo through to Blenheim at 15s per ton. •Connecting with tmin for Blenheim at 6 p.m. Wauml I Wed | Mar IS |1 pm Rotorua* | Thurs | Mar 17 I noon NEW PLYMOUTH & ONEHUNGA, FOR AUCKAND. Connecting at New Plymouth with through train from Wellington on Tuesdays and Fridays. Penguin Thura I Mar 17 U pm Mahinapua* | Sun | Mar 20 5.30 pm •Callß at Nelson. WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH, & HOKI- ! TIKA, VIA PICTON & NELSON. Wainui Wefl | Mar 16 |1 pm Haupin Sat | Mar 19 ! noon Mawhera [ Mon | Mar 21 |1 pm BLENHEIM. Three boats a week. RARATONGA AND TAHITI, FROM AUCKLAND. Upolu I Tues j Mar 15 | SUVA AND LEVUKA, FROM AUCK- , LAND. Flora I Wed | Mar 23 | Tickets available by Messrs Huddart, Parker and Co.'s steamers Westralia and Elengamite. PASSENGERS BOOKED TO WEST " AUSTRALIAN PORTS. ' EXCURSION SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. Taviuni will leave Auckland about Wed- j nesftay, Cth April, for Tonga, Samoa, ! Fiji, and Sydney. To bo followed by Hauroto four weeks )atei\ PASSENGERS BOOKED, and all information to be obtained from JOHNSTON & CO., Taupo Quay. 6HORTEST ROUTE TO AUCKLAND, VIA ONEHUNGA. Connecting with through tram from South / C, CJTEAMERS /n j.-rt-p^ leave new 'ftrMdigygsF PLYMOUTH as under gj|jP|§|£gj£ic|[j|ik (weather permitting) : — 1 Penguin Fri | Mar 18 | Mahinapua Tuea | Mar 22 | 9.45 pm P.'nguin Fri | Mar 25 | 9.45 pm Passengers can emlark at Wellington on Sundays and Thursdays, proceeding through by steamer to Onshunga for ' Auckland. JOHNSTON & CO., Taupo Quay. 7 } OHIRE LINE DI/t\ e-rA-** EEOT STEAMERS g||gtf #^fr OTAGO TO LONDON. FIFESHIRE 7. 5000 tons 2400 h.p NAIRNSHIRE .. 51 CO tons 2500 h.p MORAYSHIRE . . 5100 tons 2500 h.p PERTHSHIRE .. 8000 tons 3500 h.p BUTESHIRE .. 8000 tons 3500 h.p BANFFSHIRE .. 8100 tons 3500 h.p The above magnificent Steamers, which have all been specially built for the New Zealand trade, and, make an average passage of 46 days, will be despatched at regular intervals. Steamers fitted throughout with ELECTRIC LIGHT, and accommodation is provided for 36 Saloon Passengars. Doctor and Stewardess will be carried. SALOON PASSAGE MONEY TO TjONDON, 45 guineas. Passengers carried to port of departure free. For Plans and further particulars, apply, etc., to the Managers, TURNBULL, MARTIN & CO., Australian Mutual Provident Buildings, Princes Street Dunedin. HE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING ' COMPANY'S BOYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS FOR LONDON, Via Monte Video, Teneriffe, 4 Plymouth— fc *~~ ~ I Port of T'ns De- Date, partnre. %*—^— ~"~— — —^^— — . —^— Toi'gariro . . . . 1163 Well'ton Feb 17 •Ruahine . . . . 8127 Well'ton Mar 17 ■ •Rimutaka . . 4515 Apr 14 Kaikoura .. .. 1507 May 12 ' • Will also call at Rio Janeiro. The above steamers have splendid accommodation for all olasses of passengers at moderate rates. The Company's mail steamers will call at Monte Video on the homeward passage. Passenger Rates by the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamers have been now reduced for the homeward voyage, as follows :— First Saloon, single, £58 „ „ return, £100 Second „ single, £36 15s „ „ return, £65 Steerage— 2-Berth Cabins.single, 19 guineas] with or 4-Berth „ „ 17 „ Openßerths,menonly,ls „ j kit. Warrants issued lor passages from the United Kingdom to New Zealand. Particulars may be learned on application to JOHNSTON* CO., Ob NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND 1 MERCANTILE AOENCY CO., Limited.
T>APERHANGINGS. ■pAPERHANGINGS. "OAPERHANGINGS. JL Just received, per mail steamer, largo ship ment comprising Bed - room, Sittingroom, Kitchen, Dining, and Drawing-room from 4d a fell R. & E. Tingey. ■m/T R S |T AYWO OD, In tnanking her numerous Customers, draws attention to the fact that she was the' first to introduce a Laundry Cart into Wanganui, and has been well pleased with the patronage she has received from the leading residents of the town. Mas Hawood, in order to maintain her reputation, has increased her staff, and is prepared to execute with promptness any work eutrusted to her care. IS" Snits are Cleaned Equal to New. Carpets Beaten and Cleaned. CURTAIN DRESSING A SPECIALITY. Now is your time. Agent — » MRS SIDDLE, Avenue "OLAIN and Ornamental Sign Writing JL " Notice Boards, Ticketß, Sale Boards Wire Blinds, Fancy Window Soreeni, Glassßmbossing— Well and oheaply done. ' Estimates given for the above work at R. andE. Tingey a , CHRONIC' Constipation Is positively, onred by Loasby's Wahoo. Don't - be deceived by imitations. SCRIMS and * HESSIANS, double width, 2yda wide., at 3jd per yard Tacks and Tape., at R. and E. Tingey's. LOOKING GLASSES made to order, any size, Orre-glaaed. Mirror Glass from 2s 3d per oot at R. ana B. Tingey.B,
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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9388, 15 March 1898, Page 4
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834Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9388, 15 March 1898, Page 4
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