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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 139, 7 March 1919, Page 1

"THE DOMINION , ' , Regulatloni ro Birth, Marriage, and Death Notlcei Birth Announcements muet be certified by.clergy, man, doctor, nurse, or our local agent, to ensure ■ prompt insertion. ■ > -. • • -.- ; Harriage Xoticee must be signed by contracting party;; clergy, well-known resident, 'or our 1 local* agent. . ■"..-:■• Death and funeral Notices, will only bo 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 ' for certification. . \ - ' 801 lof Honour,and In Momoriam Notices.—No certl. flcatlon is nocesßary.

'SHIPPING NOTSCES. THE "ALL-KED" 'kOUTB. HE "ALL-EED" ROUTE.: AUSTEALIA-NEAV ZEALAND-CANADA CANADIA.\:AUSTR\I'ASIAN. E.M. , .... ■■ . LINE.- ■■•■/, It conjunction with " Canadian-Pacific Bailway; . : •■' .Steamer from Auckland. ■MAKURC 8075 tons-MABCH 18. NIAGAEA-About April 1. Through 1 sumo of toe GREATESTSCENIC AVONDBES of the "World to All parts of CANADA, UNITED STATES, and BRITISH ISLES. , AROUND THE AYOELD .TOUES.' In conjunction with all the Cape, "Suez, China, and- Japaii Lines,' at Lowest Eates. ' ' ■' ■■- .P,ASSPOKTS. Travellers to any place outside the Dominion are reminded, that it is absolutely necessary to obtain Passports, and.that it is advisable to roake early application to. the Departjwnf- of Internal Affairs for them, It is c-sentinj that paseengers proceeding to America should have their passports vised by. the United States Consul. ':, ■ '.-.': . . All Return an<T Round Tour Tickets interchangeable with Union Steam Ship Company's E.M. Line. Pamphlets, Mops, end all Information Free. ' UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.), . '. : ..Managing Ageiits. AEIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL 1/ STEAMERS. • . ' ') ■ ■ ' , AUSTRALIA-ENGLAND. The OSTEELEY and the OESOVA will leave Sydney about the end of February or beginning of March for London, via Suez, carrying first end second-class passengers only. ■ ■ : .'•'•.;. FARES, NEW. ZEALAND TO LONDON: . SALOON-Single, JMO.'to" .£l3o'. ; ' THIRD-CLASS-.£38, ■ ■ £40,'£&■' First and Second Class Passengers_Eeiure .Special Advantages by booking through from New Zealand, being provided with Saloon.Passages to Australia, which are, included in the '.above , fares. , ...'■. UNION- STEAM 'SHIP COMPANY . j. OF N.Z. (LTD.), . ' . Agents in, New Zealand. ■ROYAL ■ MAIL ■ SERVICE MAIL ' SERV-CE TO. : '■'■■. ' :■• ALL AMERICAN POINTS.AND , ';. BRITISH. ISLES., -.-.,■, '•' Steamer from Wellington: ■' ; MOAN A-Early. ■'..„ '■ All , 'return and Found Tour Tickofa ', interchangeable.' with C.A. Line ."All Red" Route. .'.- t ::- ' ■"' . " • -PASSPORTS; Travellers to; any place outside the Dominion;.are■ reminded it is absolutely necessary to obtain Passports, and that it is advisable 'to. niake early application to the; Department •of Internal "Affairs for them, ;Jt is .essential'that' passengers proceeding.- to, America should have.-their. passports vised by the United States.Consul.'' .-'. '. • ... ' •-, . ' For particulars regarding passages' and freights,'.apply '- ■.-.'■, :•'•-.■," ",' UNION SIS. CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.). SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION CO., . , LIMITED. ■■ ■ ' ' TBE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS : ■■'■;. TO LONDON. THE LARGEST PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE, NEW ZEALAND , TEADE. '■■:' ',■'•• ■■■- ■'■.■.' . SAILINGS '(Circumstances Permitting). Name. ) Tone I, Com-. I Date oflflnal ■•.!•',. . . ' Tee.. I mander. .' leading.', nort. ♦Athenic 12,234 Crpssland April 15 Wei *Corinthii 12.?31 - - . . May 1. WeL ►lonic .. 12.232 > . Jfay 1 Wcl. •Tainui Kelly May Wei. Arawa 10.CC0 Olayden June Wei. ' ; ~*No Third Class. Twin Screw Steamers, fitted with, Wireless. ' ' ' : / , : For full particulars apply to the igenta— . . '-. ■'.■. . ■ LEVIN. AND CO., LTD.,- . , DALGETY AND CO., LTD.' . • MUEEAY. ROBERTS AND CQ.. LTD. rpHE-vNEW ZEALAND SHIPPINQ X COMPANY, LIMITED. DIRECT LINE TO . THE UNITED' .:. KINGDOM. V Large, modern twin-screw Passenger Steamers with unsnrpaseed accommodation. EUAPEHU. 8800 tons, via Panama Canal, from Wellington, March 11.. ■ EEMUF.RA,"II,SOO tons, from Wellington, : end of April. . . ; . For further particulars apply THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPAN?, LIMITED. WELLINGTON. IPPON . YUSEN KAISHA. , (Japan Mail Steamship Co.) Sailings to JAPAN, via Queensland ' Ports, Manila, and Hongkong, . . Jrom Sydney. Tours to Java Ports end 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.. 21-26 Harris . Street, WELLINGTON. Tel. 615, Box 110. UDDAKT -"PARKER, LIMITED. -. ■'■ -. : ' ■ INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL SERVICES. SYDNEY AND HOBART, S.S. RIVER.INA-Aboiit March 31. . ' MELBOURNE, ■ ~ AVESTRALIA-About March 31. All-Steamers fitted with wireless telegraphy. . "i ' Tickets available for stop-over or return by Union A Company boats, or vice versa. < Head Office for New Zealand: Queen's Chambers, Wellington. Agents for Hepburn Colliery. , OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA. "■•"(Osaka Meitantile Steamship Company, Ltd.) MONTHLY Cargo Service from Sydney to Manila, Japan, and the East. -Transhipment cargo accepted for all Eastern Ports, U.S.A., Buenoe Airee, Cape Town, and Durban. Particulate from '. CARDALE AND SCOTT, N.Z. Agents The American Trading Coy. ofAustralia, Ltd., , "'' Australasian Managing Agenta. 'Phone 2852. ] " •' -. '