The Hamburg-Amerika Steamship Line owns 193 steamers, with au aggregate capacity of 1,135,(XX) tons, and among them are the three biggest liners in the WOrld—the Bismarck (66,000 tons), the Imperitor (51,969 tone), and the Vaterllad (54.2fS teas). The Nord-Deutscher '-Lloyd Line of Bremen has 133 vessels, tfith a total of 721,000 tons. These are the bigg Sat steamship companies in the world, the nearest approach to them boiftg the British-India Line, with 149 steamers of 670,000 tons in the aggregate. The two German companies lent a number of their large steamers to the Government of the Fatherland, and a goodly proportion of these, which were equipped m auxiliary cruisers, have been sent to the bottom by the British Nary. The great majority of their vessels, however, are fiATcly in port, either at home or in neutral countries, for despite the pretence of surprise that England should have entered the war, the commanders of such of the hig German liners that were at sea early in August, 1914, were warned to turn in their tracks and rush for harbour immediately Germany decided to embark on her great enterprise of world conquest. Since that date these veestis have been engaged in the very unprojfable occupation of ‘‘eating their heads off.” THE DEINK THAT MADE MILWAUKEE FAMOUS. It was drink that made Milwaukee famous, and it will equally make you famous, provided you Insist on getting the right brand. The brand is the secret that opens your front door to visitors calling for afternoon tea. Any bemoaning the fact of so few visitors—try changingfng your blend and note the resalt! But see that the brand is ARCADIA, if not, reject it (as there is no other quite like it), and then your afternoon teas will be the success you wish them. Remember that drink made Milwaukee famous, and don’t forget the name of the brand of tea that towers above all others, as the date palm and the papaw tree tower above the hullrushes. Insist on your grocer supplying you with ARCADIA TEA, a/- lb. J5 TiAOC W maam AUDEN’S GRAMOPHONE SALOON. GRAMOPHONES k RECORD BRITISH-MADE. NEW RECORDS NOW IN. Exclusive Records of the Latest London Revues. -TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT.” Selections and Songs. From 2s 6d each, double-sided. Selections from the Operas - T1 Trovatore,” ’‘Carmen,” “Faust.” Call in and hear them. ALLDEN’S BOOKSHOP. 88 VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. Opposite Chavannes’ HotelAgent for the Bristol Piano Co.. Ltd. EXPANDING WRISTLET WATCHES The war hM made the Wristlet Watch very popular, not from sentimental reasons bat from the utility point of vie*. A Watch on the wrist is easily seen hut vary difficult to steal, it is a timekeeper and a time saver, and is procurable at j a trifling cost. I If you are g mg a gift 1 New Yens'— give a Wristlet WatchWe have * a very large stock of exTO Watches at moderate prices DREWS JEWELLERS, WANGANUI. VyAßlisD Shown Account Books and Loose-leaf Ledger Sheets Baled end Printed to pattern, to suit |BJ system, at the Herald Bookbinding Department. 'Phone 43.
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Wanganui Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15131, 27 January 1917, Page 4
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508Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Wanganui Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15131, 27 January 1917, Page 4
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