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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 137, 5 March 1919, Page 1

' "i "THE DOMINION" '. > Regulations ro Birth, Marriage, and Death Notices, Birth Announcements must b,e' CQrtified by clergy. • . man,, doctor, nuree, or our local, agent, ti> ensure '■ prompt insertion. . ■ r Harriage Koticß3 mi\st bo signed by contracting V party, clergy, well-known resident, or our v.; .: ... local agent. C Death and Funeral Notices-'will* only be received from relative of similar surname to deceased, . . or if signed by clergyman, doctor, undertaker, well-known resident, or our local agent. ;| Telephoned instructions in every case are held over ii ■ 'or certification, * ' ,{" : 801 lof Honour and.ln Memoriam Notices.-No certl- \ ncation is neces3aty,

|\ SHIPPING NOTSCES. THE "ALL-BED" ROUTE f HE . "ALL-RED" ' HOTTTIi! | iUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND-CANADA '■ CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN R.M, ■ A line, .; • , \ Ja conjunction with Canadian-Pacifio j Railway. Steamer from Auckland, MAKUBA-Aboiit March 17. NIAGABA-Aboiit April 1. Through s*me of the GREATEST ■ SCENIC WONDERS of tho World to All \ of CANADA, UNITED STATES, i. «nd BRITISH ISLES. /> : : AROUNB THE WORLD TOURS. ■ Tn conjunction with all the Cape. Snei, \ China, and.Japan tinea,; at Lowest Rates. I . ': r: PASSPOETSi * Travellers to any place outside the Dominion are reminded that it is absolutely necessary to . obtain ■ Pnsaporte, and » that it is advisable to make early application to the Department of Internal ■Affairs for them. It is essential that passengers proceeding to America should have their paseports vised by the United ,*' States Consul. ■■■'.-. ' . • All Return and Round Tour Tickets interchangeable with Union Steam Ship 1 Company's R.lt. Line. Pamphlets, Maps, .and all Information Free, ' . •: ONION S.S. CO. OP N.Z. (LTD.), . '. . Managing' Agents. f|RIENT LINE OP ROYAL MAIL , V ■ , STEAMERS. ; AUSTRALIA-ENGLAND. The OSTEELEY and the ORSOVA will leave Sydney about the end of February or beginning., of March for London via '- Suez, carrying first and second-class pas- ■ eengers- only.- '. PARES, NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON: .£9O to ,£ISO. ' .MQ, . M 2. i Firet and Second Class Passengers lecure Special Advantages , by booKng > thirongh from New Zealand, being pro- • vided with Saloon Passages to Austrn- • lie, which are included in tho above ■• fares. CNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY.' OP N.Z. (LTD.), • ' '.. \. . Agents in Nβ,v Zealand. OYAL MAIL SERVICE OYAL MAIL SERVICE ; ■'■ ' ■. ' '■ 'TO '. : ALL AMERICAN POTNTS AND : ;. ■. BRITISH ISLES. V■ ' •', , . ~ Steamer from ••"Wellington: , , ..- .-;'; HOANA-Early. , ' All Return'and Round Tour Ticsete j .Interchangeable with C.A. Jine , "All Red" Uouto.: •■' ; . . . , !."■■'■" -PASSPORTS. ■ Travellers to any place <.ntside the i Dominion.ere reminded that it is absolute- •; ' It' necessary to obtain Passports,, and } i that 'it , is advisable to.make early .application to , the -Department rf- Interna' ; Affaire tar-them.' -It' , is , wseptial-- that•' ' passengers proceeding to America should have their passports vised by the United '. -'States Consul. ■;■■'-.■'.■''' ■■" ■ For particulars passages. ' tnd freights apply union s.s; 90. of x.z. ;ltd.). SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION Cα, . LIMITED. ■ •'•' THE- DIRECT LINE OP STEAMERS -, ~ .:.. TO LONDON. v THE LARGEST PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE -NEW ZEALAND . TRADE.' SAILINGS (Circumstances Permitting). Ifame. I Tons I Com- I Date ofliTina] ■.I Teg. I mander. ■ leaving,'iiort. *Athenic 12,234 Orossland Anril 15] Wet ♦Corintbit 12.231 - May 1 Wei. ' *lonic ■• 12.238 - Jfay 1 ■ Tol. •Tainui 10.CO0 Kelly Jlay 'IWei. Arawa 10.000 Clayde.n Juno iffel. ; - ~ ~~ *No Third Class. '• .Twin Screw Steamore, fitted with Wire- , less. ■ For full particulars apply to the : Agents—. LEVIN AND CO., LTD. DALGETY AND CO., LTD. MURRAY. ROBERTS AND CO.. LTD. ' rrai; new zbaland shipping A COMPANY, LIMITED. . 'DIRECT LINE TO THE UNITED , KINGDOM. La'rge modern twin-screw Passenger Steamers with unsurpnssed accomaio- ; ~ dation. , RUAPEHU. 8800 tons, via Panama Canal, from Wellington, March 11. ; : REMUERA, 11,500 tons, from Wellington, end of April. ■■,•■■ : Fosfurther. particulars apply ' THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANr. LIMITED. . WELLINGTON. NIPPON YTJSEN KAISHA. (Japan Mail Steamship Co.)* . Sailings to JAPAN, via Queensland Ports, Manila, and Hongkong, / . " . from Sydney. Tours to Java Porta snd Singapore by '. ■ Burns, Philp Line. REGULAR SERVICE TO ABOVE PORTS. . SAFE, PLEASANT TRAVEL. 'Wireless Installed on All Steamers. For. full particulars as to sailings, fares, freights, apply to BURNS, PHILP AND CO., LTD.. 24-26 Harris Street, :.. WELLINGTON. ,';.■ Tel. 615. I Box 410. EtTDDAPvT - PARKER LOOTED. INTERCOLONIAL' AND OOASTAi ' SBBVICBS. SYDNEY AND HOJHRT. ,' S.S. BIVEBINA-WEDMiSDAY, March 5, noon. .MELBOURNE. '' About , March 31. ; All Steamere fitted with wireless telepaphy. Tickets available for stop-orer er return by Union Company boats, rr vioe Terea. . ■ '.; Head Offioe for Neir Zealand: Queen'i Chambera, Wellington. 1 Agents for Hepburn Colliery. OSAKA SROSEN KAISHA. (Osaka.Mercantile Steamship Com- ' . pany, Ltd.) MONTHLY Cargo Service from Sydney to Manila, Japan, and the East. Transhipment cargo accepted for all Eastern Ports, U.S.A., Buenoe Airea, Cape, Town; and Durban. Particulars from ■ -, CAEDALE AND SCOTT, : . N.Z, Agents The American Trading Coy. 0/ ■ Australia, Ltd., Australasian Managing Agents. . 'Phone 2852.