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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 12984, 27 January 1910, Page 1

Shipping. ANCHOR line steamship company. The following -steamers will be despatched as under (weather and circumstances permitting) , WELLINGTON, NELSON, AND WEST COAST PORTS. S.S. KENNEDY, Eatly. 3.5. ALEXANDER, Early. For further particulars apply to— LEVIN AND CO., LTD. WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI STEAM PACKET COMPANY. FOR WELLINGTON. .... The S.S. STORMBIRD, Captain Mclntyre, will sail for the ,-i}< above port (weather permit- " ' ting),, TO-NIGHT, at 9.30 p.m. Fares: Ills. Single; 16s. Rerun » For further particulars apply to— THF WANGANUI SUPPLY AND AGENCY COMPANY, AGENTS. WELLINGTON STEAM PACKET COMPANY. following steamers will be \/ A despatched as under (weather an( | circumstances permitting) WESTPORT. MOA, EARLY. FOR WELLINGTON-. PUTIKI. EARLY JOHNSTON AND CO.. Limited. Agents 4 j ND.L, N.DL IMPERIAL MAIL STEAMERS. FOUR-WEEKLY SERVICE. TO LONDON AND CONIunENT. VIA COLOMBO, 'SUEZ, NAPLES, GENOA. SOUTHAMPTON. ANTWERP, and BREMEN •Twin Screw Steamer. FARES TO LONDON: First Saloon: Single, £7O to'£80; Return £12(1. Second Saloon : Single, £43 to £u’.; Return £OO. Third Class: Single £ld to £18; Return £25 to £33. Saloon Return Tickets arc available for TWO FEARS. ROUND THE WORLD, with £2B Atlantic berth. REDUCED FARES THROUGH TO NEW YORK, VTA SUEZ. „ COLOMBO,—Special reduced Return Ticket*! arc now issued to Colombo, available for 75 days. Fare from Sydney, £4l first-class, £29 secondclass; available for return by steamers of other Mail Lines. TO MANILLA, CHINA AND JAPAN. Regular FOUR-WEEKLY Service from Sydney, calling at New Biitain, New Guinea, and Manilla, for Hongkong, Kobe, and. Yohdhama, connecting at Hongkong wth the FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE of the N.D7.. from Japan arid China to Europe. FARES TO HONGKONG, from Sydney.—!., £33; 11., £23; lIL, £ls; Deck, £9. Passengers booked through to Europe and America, either; via jpuez, San Francisco, or Van'couver.''" '• ■.•.•p'V-*-, •:•*• • •• ~• Linen washed oa board by expert laundresses. Civility and Cleanliness leading features. English spoken on board. BURGESS, MURDOCH AND CO.. Wanganqi Agents.

F.H.S. FEDERAL-HOULDER-SHIRB LINES.' (Under Contract with the New Zealand Government.) Direct Service to 1 West Coast United Kingdom ports, taking Wool, Skins, General, and Refrigerated Cargo at Lowest Current Rates of Freight, for Avonmouth, Liverpool, Manchester,' Glasgow, Continental, and American ports. 5.5. NAIRNSHIRE, from Wellington, January 22, and Lyttelton (final port), January 27, , 5.5. MORAYSHIRE, February 2G. *• 5.5. DEVON, March 26. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR FIRST AND THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS. FARES TO BRISTOL, MANCHESTER, LIVERPOOL, AND GLASGOW;— First-class, 40 guineas. Third-class, ,£lB 10s, .£l6 10s., £U 10s. Fitted throughout with electric light. Return Tickets issued. Prepaid passages arranged. ' Surgeon and Stewardess carried. A. HATRICK AND CO., Wanganui. For Freight and Passage, apply to ' pATEA SHIPPING COMPANY. WELLINGTON-WANGANUI SERVICE. FOR WELLINGTON: The S.S. ARAPAWA, EVERT TUESDAY and FRIDAY. For Freight or Pasage apply to .BURGESS, MURDOCH, and CO., Agents. FERGUSOFSBOOKSTORE NEW NOVELS. "The Settler,” by Ralph Connor. “Sailors’ Knots,” by W. W. Jacobs. “Tho Caravancrs,” by Elizabeth and her German Garden. “Broken Earthenware,” by Harold Begbie. “Wild Heather,” hy L. T. Meade. “The Lady of Blossholme,” by Rider Haggard. Etc. 1 FRESH STOCK; “The Shuttle,” by Frances Hodgson Burnett. “The Bloom o’ the Heather,” by Crocket. “Listeners Lure,” by E. V. Lucas. “Over Bemerton’s,” by B. V. Lucas. Etc.. PHILIP A. KRULL MOTOR-LAUNCH FOE HIRE. ffflHE Motor Launch WIMMERA will be for Hire during the Holidays and the Summer. For terms, etc., apply to R. Sigley, at tho Mikado; or at my shop on the Quay. N, ANDREW