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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10667, 11 June 1902, Page 4

BMPFte* I fTNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY \.) OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD). VI'KAMERB SAIL FROM WELLINGTON AS UNDER:— LgTTELTON. Tirawera I Tues | June 10 I 4 pm Rolomahna 1 Wed ) June 11 1 Spm Mokoia j Thurs | June Ml | 4 pm Rotomahana I Fri | June 13' | spm Pengnin I Sat | June 14 |9 pm ""DTOTEDIH. VIA liX.'IJBLTQN. Tarawra I Tues | June 10 |4 pm Mokoia I Thurs 1 June 12 j 4 pm No Lyttelton cargo. MELBOURNE, m LYTTELTON DUNEDIN. BLUFF, HOBART. Mokaia* | i Thurs | Jane 13 J 4 pm •No Lyttelton or Donedin cargo. " HAPJffR. QSSBORNE.d AUOKLAND Mararoa I Xhora 1 June 12 | 4 pm SYDNEY, VIA AUCKLAND. Mararoa I Thurs 1 June VI \ 4 pm NELSON DnUBOT Rotoiti 1 Sun I June 15 Bpm PICTON AND NELSON. Booking cargo through to Blsnhtim at 15s per ton. \ Connecting with train for Blenheim at 8 p.m. 1 . (Weather ana cirenmstanoes pejrmitring). Penguin I Tues I June 10 Ii 12 M pm 1 Mapourika I Wed | June 111 noon - Penguin | Thurs | Jane 12 | : 13.80 pm Wainoi | Sat | June 1* |, 12,30 pm Mapourika | Wed | June 13 \ noon NEW PLYMOUTH A ONEHUNGA FOB AUGKAND. Connecting at New Plymouth with through train from Wellington on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays Takapuna | Thorn I June 12 |5 pm Rotoitit I Son | June 15 I 3 pm WESTPOBT, GREYMOUTH, A HOKITIKA, VIA PICTON A NELSON. Mapourika I Wed | June 11 fmoon Hanpiri ! Bat I June 14 | noon RARATONGA AND TAHITI (From Auokland.) ravinni I Toes |Jnu*l7| SUVA AND LEVUKA" (From Auckland.) Waikare I Wed | June 18 |, SYDNBYI vri TONGA, SAMOA. AMD FIJL . From Auckland.) ' Mannponri | Wed | Jnly 2 | Passengers booked to West Australian ports. ' , Berths will only be allotted to passenger* on production of passage ticket* at th* Company's office. < Ticket, available by Messrs Huddart, Parker and Oo.'a steamers Wsstralia and Zealandia. Passengers booked, and aii nformation to bs obtained from JOHNSTON <fe CO., Ltd.. Taupo Quay. . j #ABSENGERS BOOKED TO WEST ATJBTBAUAN PORTS. j dfI»!.TE6T BOnCB TO AUOKLAND "VIA ONEHDNGA. l | Connecting with through train from South • r r, OTEAMERS leave /''• -ft-—" New Plymouth as /-.'- ■i-J'tlLstf' under (weather and oir- 1 '*' ■ RotoiU I Tues | Juno 10 I 8.80 pm Takapnna I Fri . | June IS j 8.80 pm ! Rotoiti i Toes I Jane 17 I ISO pm Takapnna | Fri | June 20 | 8.80 pm Passengers can embark at Wellington on Thursdays and Sundays, proceeding through by steamer from Onehunga to Auokland. - . UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, Lro. Rotomahana | Mon I June 9|S pm Te Anan ■ Mon | June 914 pm WEBTPORT AND GREYMOUTH. • JanetNiooUJ | Mon 1 June 9|3 pm ' {Takes Wectport, Grey and Hokinka cargo. . ' ,- r 4_HIRE LINE Dlii Mhi PRECIS BTEAMERB . TOLONDON PERTHSHIRE.. 8000 tons SSOO _p BUTESHIRE „ 8000 tons 8500 h.p BANFFBH IRE .. 8100 tons 8500 i.p ' ffIFESHIRE 1. 8500 tons 3500 h.p AAtRNSHIRB .. 8500 tons 3500 h.p _ORAYBH_— I . . 8508 tons 3500 h.p The above magnificent Steamers which have all been specially built for the New Zealand trade. !>nd make an average passage of 48 days, will be des- . patched at regular intervals. Steamers fitted throughout with ■ ELECTRIC LIGHT, and accommodation is provided for saloon' passengers Doctor and Stewardess carr'ed. SALOON PASSAGE iKMEY TO LONDON, 46 guineas. ' Passengers earned to port of depar- ' For plans and further particulars, "xfeNBULL. MARTIN A^CO.. • Australian Mutud Provident Building* Princess Street, Dunedin. W. H. LUXFORD ft CO., THE. POST OFFICE STORE, AR&MOHO. ;■ AND SEDGKBROOK. ' 1117TB bef to notify the residents! of TT Bastown and surrounding distriot Hut we are niw selling shares io our ■•dfltarook branch on tha same lines as the 00-Operstive Store. Wehav* just opened up a Fresh Let ot CROCKERY _rsot from the Pottiriea. and are selliag at prices within reach of aU. tfo have also on hand;-k?thylated Bfirits.'Bawand EtoQecl OU, White bead, Tarsentin*. Xapaa. Wheat, OaU, Chaff, Braa, Pollard, Muzs, Patent Medicine* 3 all deteriptioD3 Oatmeil, Masiin, Potatess, Morenork'Baoon, Hams, etc., etc. We are agents for the olesbratod FLAG BRAND TEA paokets at 1/5, 1/9, 'it- and in hnJk. Chests of tea at 1/4 and 1/5 per Ib. Oof specially selected " Brofcta Pakos • . Tea in 51b boxes gives satisUotion to •ho most expsrieaced connoiaaaura. • ■' WE GUARANTEE to give satisfaction' to aU whe will give us a fair trial. ' ' Do not forget tho POST OFFICE STORE, ARAMOHO W. M. Luxford _ Co. HOULSEHOLDERS SHOULD NOTE THE FOLLOWING FACTS About Shacklock ■ ORION JtANGES Will Burn Wood or Coal. Will Burn-Wood or CoaL IT WILL BURN ANT FUEL, whether Coal, Lignite, or Wood. XT IS EXCEEDINGLY ECONOMICAL. A great Saving of Fuel is effected. Cooking for ten persons costs less than sixpence per day. IX IS ENTIRELY PORTABLE, requiring absolutely no brickwork setAs"^' COOKING RANGE IT IS SUPERIOR to any range ever introduced to the New Zealand Market. The Ovens are noted for REGULAR- • ITV OF HEAT. TiLE COPPER BOILERS.— The Copper Boilers supplied with these Range* 'are tinned inside with pure tin, and are of a larger size made of heavier copper than those of any. other range. in— OVEN BOTTOMS HEAT WELL. Pastry can be browned, or any -liquid substance, such ns Pie or Rice Pudding, will boil from the bottom. * Large-siswd loaves of Bread can also be baked in them. ■ RIijPAIRS A MINIMUM.— It isimto conceive a Range requiring less, repairs, -or, when necessary, enuier offected than the ORION. COOKING BECOMES A PLEASURE. Xhe comfort, convenience, and cleanliness attained are' such that cookery becomes a pleasure, rsthw than a duty to bo avoided. ASK THEIR OPINION.— You arc rare to know someone who has an ORION Range. Ask their opinion. iWcesirom Jg3 10/" a P wara Sole Agents: JAS THAIN & CO., WANGANUL •' The Number of ORION Ranges Sold' ia. DOUBLE that of any other make ia III* Colony.