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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2786, 2 June 1916, Page 8

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' ■ Designed for originality and artistic ef- W Jjf — feet,, yet nevor overdone as to become raJl ■ ' ■ unfashionable, it proves the wisdom of •fir 'ra^l the careful buyer. . _ '.j.bi Retailed "Direct From Factory* to <§§ Family." g raf j Country Orders Packed Free. .. i /- Ifl ( S.S. Williams C.o^Ltd | 117 TaranaW Slreet. Wellington. 3 ! . .. " . 11 _as2SS TRUE, - PERFECT MESH - DEAD FLAT . ' .. THE BEST WIRE NETTING MADE , FBANK ..OAKES. ", ' * IS NOW PROPRIETOR ' OF THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH HOTEL. ' MANNERS AND WILLIS STREETS, WELLINGTON... BLTJPF. • • • Messrs. Hatriclc and Company announce Sailed.—TVimmera (5 p.m.), for Stelhonme.' that tlieir coastal steamer Tainui is ex. OJUt 7 ' pcctod to leave Wcitnra to-day lor Wol The liner Orari arrived in port from the ''SS.. nromiti it ic ovnwtrd will show ua' north shortly after nine o'clool; yesterday w "J n s »°» morning, and berthed at the Taranakl Ln ,mtil Mondav Sh ° WUI leaTe | fortho EoUth to the Kahika on ■batardo.y. - , ; , to-day for Westport. Sho will load fit ' TARAWERA BUNKING LATE. is^espMU^^Mt. the.. Bosamond yrill The Ikrawera, is to arrive in Wellington leave Westporfc this morning for Wellingfrom northern ports on Saturday morning, ton. On completion of discharge hew the She is-listed., for departure lor Dunedin vessel will leave for limaTu-ana Bluff. direct (omitting Lyttelton) tho same even- The hokiri jvas duo to leave Westport ine. Tho '.vessel- has 2so tons to discharge last night, fully laden with coal, for Weihere. ;• lington. \, . . En route from London, the.liner Athenio TfTTirAT?v , Q qapp AT>pTVAT» wfl.3 signalled at. Hcoart at 4 oclock A u • s SAFE AERIYAI/. Wednesday afternoon, and was cxpected to A Press Association reports thf; at o p.m. She will reach Wellington gaio arrival at London on Tuesday.of the next i> UCS( i<}.y. - clealc<A Ilum Both the> Worrimoo, which was to depart lington on April 9. f or no rtliern ports, and the Foherua, which was to leave for the Coast, were held up KTJROW'S ROUGH .TRIP. last evening by the -absence of The Kurovr, which arrived from New- The vessels will probably get av;ay this castle yesterday morninp:, experienced-on morning. • •, exceptionaUyi rotißh .'and strenuous time, The steamer Hmemoa was to have been . which fully accounts for her late nn'iv<il.' at Channel Island yesterday.' From Chan* At times the collier could not malce any nel Island she will go on to iTokohinou, headway against the screaming south- Cape Brett, and Russell. easterly enormous seas. For prao It has decided .to dispateh the Hatically. tho wiiole joui'ney the decks of t-ho pounka, which arrived back in Wellington ✓ chip were awash. The run down the coast from Auckland yesterday, to Kew, Plymouth was a good deal inore peaceful, but ap- at 5 o'clock this evening. The Union Com- , proaohing . Wellington Ibe vessel again ran pany. announce that cargo will be received into tho gale, and received a most severe up till 2. p.m. . buffering. After dischargin? her 3500 tons of cotil, the • Kwrov; will sail for Lyttelton, ! . . and subsequenlly to Auckland. JQMES 'AND CO.i THE iJLAOKBALL BOATS. CLYDK. QUAY, WELLINGTON. Th& Blackball Coal Company's collior (Established 20 Years.) Ngatoro arrived in port last iiight, coal — laden, from Greimouth. The vessel will ho jpASH BDYERS OP LEAD, BRASS, ;dispatched on baturdny tor ttrcrmoulh, ti , ZINC fYVPPPR I7?f)N PAOS «'hero she will load for Auckland. The d™® l "ipiS" l 'Vhn™ 75V Ngakntd ie expected to leave Greymouth RUBBEE. l hono 7i5. for Wellington on Monday. - * ■ ■ . - ' - ' . jacksoh ii'KAi) Ijlgiit OUT. ' RMS TUBE PACKED^--'Jackson Head light has -been reported lo - ' a.j o-mo.-j AririrM* Ht« -Marine/ Department as having'been ex- rJ ffimnWS,™ /•. tingnlshed on Tue6(lay niEht. An attempt -Goods Cleared Cuelom bonw. to relight It was' made on Wednesday' ( ' hl!a P Storaife Aeeaminodatior, tor Good! . moraine, but the harbourmaster ot l'ieton v of any Description. (Captain Holmes) reports that the wea- ~ ther was too rough. Another effort will be KEJE? S FORWARDING made as soon-as the einditious will pormlt. ■ AfSTRIK^V Shipmasters have been warned that /the >.'•• VT • light is not showing. ; - , i ' » __i . SIESS-TABLE GOSSIP, |STW fl : Mr. L. K'Jturrieh, who has been' extra ftCS flli HH ''-^S second engineer of a Bpeeial servico vessel, 183 Jsk\ «3 t l !® H OJ® '. has come ashore. > ' - ■ al . u; 68 *V- J .y ; ,a u . - Mr. A. Christie signed on the Maori •on Wednesday as chief -ofiloer in.place of Mr. DESIGNS and TRADE MARKS- OB- 0 - o£ the Kara ' ° Sta con,ln,ind ' 1 .-TAINED.tn all ' Oountrie's. | i | H8 1 HIQGS&O'DONNELL I Mr. It. Gower, second ofilcicr of the W . » m Poherua. has signed off that vessel. 0 international-Patent Attorneys and H Mr. W. C. Hamptou, third enffincer of Si Consulting Engineers,. .M M'r. S. n K«IXs stanken5ta n ken Litton." 1 ' I 11 GEEi ' STIiEEI ' I;■ Victoria as lourth' office^ 5 S ' SUC<I ° n t)l0 1 ln ,™ t ' r>r:s advised upon all matters | : a relating to Patents Mcchanica.l M From Lcmdon via Auckland and Napier, ' g on' 1 tho^C^ond^ D. Imer Mimiro is expected in 1 - a