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ITTMON STbAMSHIV COMPANY \) OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD). STBAMKP.S SAIL FI'.OM WELLINGTON AgJ'NDER:— tTrfTi:LTQI-t. BoToiu "iThuis 1.1.1U II 11I 1 - I )>m Maim '.i i F'» ' Ja '» 10 s I" 11 ivrloniHl an!' IVn I ' T "< ''' i ' l pl Tnl.apnua \j^<- • lKll_?'ll Kll _?'l J ' J"'l '"DUNEDiy. yL^YTTCL'IOS^ Mararoa" I Frl I Jin 19 \'s pm Te Anau | Tues I Jan 23 |5 pm Xaluno | Thurs_l Jjn 25 I 5 pm M^^fb^B£uFl™ T.'.'ime ! Thurs I ,Jan__2s_jsjm^_ s vvibk; gisboWe.^'uo?!^ l^ fio'-hT" V^ rmr ° n T-ift" 2J * p1"p 1 " Maiaioa ! Thma 13w25| ipm To Anau £Mojl_Ji£"_Hli_E m _ sYdneT^LTauckl^d^ Mararoa Tbuis__ Jn.n_ 23 _J pm BY)JNEY~DIBECT. Vf)i"..Ti [~hil I -Tan 20 ,5 pm Wdilme [ Sat 1 Jan 27 l_^» nn __ * NELSON_DiHEOTr Mapounka TSun ' Jan 21 1 midu't pictoST'and" nelson. Booking cargo through to Blenheim at 15s per ton. Connecting with train for Blenheim at 6 pm. Takapuna Vfhiirs | Jan 18 j1 pm Hotorua i Fri I Jan 19 | noon Haupiri 1 BotJ_Jan_2oJiJ»oon___ NEW PLYMOUTH A ONEHUNGA FOR AUCKAND. Connecting at New Plymouth with through train from Wellington on Tuesdays and Fridays. IlSoiti flat | Jan 201 lpm Mapounkat I Sun 1 Jan 21 1 midn t I Calls Nelson. westpobt"; gbeymouthTFhoki TIKA, VIA PICTON <fe NELSON. HnupirV | Sat fjan 20 I no.m Wainui 1 Tnea ) Jan 23 I 12.30 pm ~ BLENHEIM. ~ Three boats a week. RAIUTONGA. AND TAHITI, FROM AUCKLAND Ovalatt 1 Tues' 1 Feb 13 | SUVA AND LEYUKA,"FROM AUOKIiOT. . fiivium fWejTTJan 31 j BirthTwitTonly be allotted to passengera on production of passage tickets at tha Company's office. Tickets available by Messrs Huddart, Parker tuid C 0.% steamers Westraha ami ZedianiliaPASSENGERS BOOKED, and all in formation to be obtained from JOHN - STON & CO., Taupo Quay^ PASBENGBBS TjOOKETTtO WEST AUSTRALIAN PORTS. EXCURSION SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. Hauroto will leave Auckland about Wednesday, February 7, for Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney. To be followed by Manapouri four weeks )ater. SHORTEST ROUTE TO AUCKLAND VIA ONBHUNQA. Connecting with through tram from South r r OTEAMERS ,'ft -|i^n Li^AVE NEW >&L!SJ^3^^ PLYMOUTH as under 5 (weather permitting^ :— Eotoiti i San fjaa 21 (2 pm Mapoarika I Tues | Jan 23 j 9.43 pm Kotoiti IFii [Jan '26 ', 9.45 pm Marounkn | Toes j Jau 30 | 9 45_pm_ Paaseugora ein cnbirk at Wellington on Bun'fo>3 and ThiuvUya, proceeding through by g»o\mer to Onebnnga for Auckiaud. JOHNSTON & CO., laupo Quay. ; ; lThire" line diyU iI^ORECT STEAMERS <^%^^^^OTAGO TO LONDON PERTHSatBE .. 3009 tons 3500 b.p BUraSdIRG -. 8030 tons 3">00 h.p B4.SFF3 i: tISEI •• 3100 tons 3500 h.p FIFBSaiRB .. 8500 tons 3500 h.p NAiaSStnttß .. 8500 tons 3500 h.p MORAYSaiRB . 8333 tona 3500 h.p "The above magnificent Steamers, which have all been apeoially built for theN^w Zealand trade, and make an average passage of 46 days, will ba despatched at rsgular intervals. ,t,« Stoamersfitted throughout with ELEG'f KIC LIGHT, and accommodation is provided for Saloon Passengars. Doctor and Stewardess carried. SALOON PASSAGE MONEST TO LONDON, 45 guineas. Passengers carried to port of departure ree. For Plans her particulars, apply, etc, toi he Managers, TURNBULL ARTIN & CO., AußtralianMutualProvidentßuUaing3, Princes Street. Dunedin NOHOE rfl^llE undersigned Shipping Companies A ate propared to carry Wool aud B'loap Skins during tba season 1899-1900 at not oxcoodmg tho following rates of freight — By Steamer. Groaay Wool, 7-16dperlb, with 5% primage Slipe Wool, Jd „ » » BcouredWool,9-16a „ » Bt SuiiiHO Vkssei. Greasy Wool, |d per lb free of primage Slipe Wool, 7-16 d „ i. Scoured Wool, , » New Zealand Shipping Co. 3haw, Savill, and Albion Co. lurnbull, Martin, and Co. The Tyser Line, Limited. I i\7i 4MftM y I m\ ' ! I ' I ■ VICTORIA AVENUE, Wj' NGANUI. Opposite Wesleyan Church. Telephone No. 189. S. Dickwsos.J [F. Sahtes. CRITERION CARRIAGE FACTORY. Dickinson & Sa ten, COVCH & CARRIAGE BOILDF/RS, Kidgsvay Street, Wanganui. BUILDERS of all Styles of Car nages. ON SALE — New and Second - hand Vehicles, Harness, Rngs, Lamps, etc '.Traps on Hire by Day or Week on Most Reasonable Teraiß. DICKINSON & SARTEN, Criterion Carriage Factory, Wanganui Aramoho Laundry. MRS HAYWOOD, of Wanganui, re Bpeotfully begs to inform the iuhabitauta of Wanganui and dietrict that she has opened a NEW LAUNDRY al the above address, and having had many years' experience in the business, can wit confidence solicit their patronage. Carpets thoroughly Boaten and Cleaned Blankets and Counterpanes at Reduced Prices. Clothes cleaned equal to new Curtains a Speciality. All kinds of Laundry Work undertiken aud entire satisfaction guaranteed. All Charges at he Most Reasonable Bates. Note. - Mrs H. respectfully requestF that all Ladies and Gentlemen who havt not yet tried the Aramoho Laundry wil giva her ono trial, when tl.o has no doabi will lead to permanent business. Ihe Laundry Cait will call daily at anj address. Podt Cards or Telephone Messages promptly attended to. Wanganni Agent- Mrs Siddle, Fruiterer. Avenue, where all Oilers cunbeleft. Prico Libta on application, MRS HAYU'OOD, ' Aram oho Laundry. Telephone No. 60.

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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9941, 18 January 1900, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9941, 18 January 1900, Page 4

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