Shipping. N D.L. N.D.L. IMI'hKIAL MAIL STFAMERS. FOUR-VVKKKLY SKRVICL. TO LONDON AND CONTINKNT. VIA COLOMBO, Sl/h/, NAI'LhS. GbNOA, "SOUTHAMPTON, ANTVVKRI- and BRKMEN. _ _ _ -_— Sydaey S«. Steamer. Tons ! Commander 1.30 pm ot^« .23-33 GNEHENAU Bo3i G Bolte Ort3^^>. ShYDLITZ booo AAhlborn Oct 31 a -s|-S BkEmEN 11570 CVonllorell Novas g«,£to KOON C Nahralh Dec 20 h. ** *Twin Screw Steamer. FARES TO LONDON: First Saloon- Stmle, £70. to £80; Return £120. Second Saloon- Single, £V.f to £JC; R«tum £69. Third Cla=>s : Single £lti to £18; Return £29 to £:13. Saloon Return Tickets arc available for TWO V l** \US ROUND THE WORLD, £130, with £26 Atlantic FARES THROUGH TO NEW YORK, VIA SUKZ. COLOMBO.— Special reduced Return Tickets are ntiw issued to Colombo, available for 75 days. Fare from Sydney, £H first-class, £29 secondclass ; available ter return by steamers of other llail Lines. TO MANILLA, CHINA, AND JAPAN. Regular FOUR-WEKKLY Service from Sydney, Calling at New Britajti, J«eW Guinea, and Manilla, for Hongkong, Korrts, fend Yokohama, connecting at Hon K koug with the FORTSIGHTLY EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE of the N.D.L. from Japan and China to Kprope. ■ FARES TO HONGKONG, from Sydney.— l., £33; 11., £33; 111., £15; Deck, £9. Passengers booked through 'to Europe and America, either via Suez, San Francisco, or Vancouver. ' Linen washed on board by expert laundresses. Civility and Cleanliness leading features. Engglish spoken on lm.ird. BURGLSS MURDOCK AND CO., Wanganui Agenti. F.H.S. FEDERAL HOULDI R SHIRE LINES (Urfder contract With Ule New Zealand Government). DIRECT SERVICE TO WEST COAST. UNITLD KINGDOM PORTS. Taking wool, skins, general and refrigerated careo at Invest current rat<->! of freight. FOR AVO.VMOUTJI, LI VI RPOOL, MANCHESTER GLW.OW, CONTINENTAL and AMERICAN PORls. Steamer. "foni. " Smili. EXCELLLNT ACCOMMODATION FOR FIRSTCLASS AND THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS. FARES First-ciass, £H) guineas; Third-class, £IC, £18, £20. ' Fitted throughout with electric light." Surgeon and Stewardess 1 arried. For Freight and Passage appl? to the Managing Agents for S.'/.— U. AND AFRIC\N STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.. C. F. MILLWARD and CO., WANQANUI. Agents, Wanganui. C. F. MILLWARD and CO., WANQANUI. We are Acrnts for the following Huei :— Orient Mail Line via Suez. All Red Line, via Vancouver. Federal Line, \ja thr Cape. Lund Line, via Africa. S.S. "Storm" and "Ripple" trading regularly to Southern' ports. SPECIAL ROUND THE WORLD *fOUR ARRANGED. 1 NO COMMISSION CHARGED. Only actual current fares quoted. Write for Pamphlets, sent free. O. F. MILLWARD AND CO., WANCANUI. MESSRS. JOHNSTON AND CO., LIMITED. Are preparrd to book passengers to— ENGLAND, AMERICA, and the CONTINENT, by the following lines • — CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN LINE (the All Red Route). NEW ZJ.WLAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. P. and O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LTD. ORIENT PACIFIC COMPANY, LIMITED. ROUND THE WORLD TOURS. For full particulars on application to— JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD. OHAVANNES HOTEL, VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS. J. A. SMYTH, Proprietor. PROVINCIAL HOTEL, RIDGWAY STREET, WANGANUI. TTT T_> mUCK, PROPRIETOR. ONE OP THE MOST POPULAR AND UP-TO-DATE HOTELS IN THE NORTH ISLAND. Afforda Excellent Accommodation for Permanent Boarders and Visitors to Wanganui. Only the Best Brands of Ales, Stout, and Spirits kept. B,N Z. Tea Rooms TOR DAIiNTY I'AS'IRV, TEMPTING CAKES, and REFUESIIMENIS OF ALL KINDS. Tlio quality (if our goods is absoln'.e'y guaranteed to be of the best, and the ji]'jr<'di»Mil« are the purest possible. AHeinoon Tea nerved in a cosily f.ir-liif-lif-tt room (l<nly, at Cutelli and James, |{\Ki:i!S, CATEWr.KS, ET( TllK AVI'.NUK. Samples. MRS OLSEN ha,s opened up a large parcel ot English Manufactu -er's Samples com prismg 1 Child's Dresses, Pinafores,' Blouses, Shirts, and Woven Coni>>-\ Those wlio were disappointed heiorc, come early and have first choice. WANTED Known— Tnai A. Wyctodil ?37, Avenue, opposite Presbyterian Church, is the only Optician in Wanganui that holds an English Diploma for Sight Testing.
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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 12580, 29 September 1908, Page 1
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620Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 12580, 29 September 1908, Page 1
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