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' "THE DOMINION" Regulations re Birth, Marriage, and Death Notiote, j Birth Announcements must be certified by' clergyman, dootor, nurse, or our local agent, to ensure prompt insertion. / Harriago Notices must be signed by contracting party, clergy, well-known resident.' or our local agent. . Death and Funeral Notices will only be received 1 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 l of Honour and In Memoriam Notices.-No certl. flcation is necessary. •'

1 SHIPPINQ NQTSCES. T 1 HE "ALL-BED" . ROUTE. HE "ALL-RED" ROUTE; i'i AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND-CANADA CANADIAN-AUSTR \LASIAN R .11. . • LINE. • ■ © v lb conjunction with Canadian-Pacific ■'' ' Railway. N Steamer from Auckland. > MAKURA, 8075 tons-MAIICH ■ 18. s | , NIAGARA—About April 1. Through some of tuo GREATEST -.SCENIC WONDERS of the World to Ail parts of CANADA, STAILS, / and BRITISH ISLES. ' AROUND. THE'WORLD TOURS. \ In conjunction with all the Cape, Suez, . China, and Japan Lines, at Lowest Rates. • " ■ PASSPORTS. • Travellers to any place outside the Dominion are reminded that it is absolutely ' necessary to obtain Passports, and that it is advisable, to make eariy applica- • -tion to the Dcpartemt of Internal Af- \ fairs for them. It is essential that'pas-' ', eengers proceeding ■ to-, America should have'their passports vised, by the United . States Consul. i. ' All Return and Round Tour Tickets interchangeable with Union Steam Ship Company's'R.M. Line. Pamphlets, Maps, ; and all Information Free. ' ' UNION'S.S. 00. OF N.Z. (LTD.), ' . Managing Agents. ORIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. v; AUSTRALIA-ENGLAND. . ■ The OSTERLEY and the ORSOVA will • lea-re Sydney about the end-of February 'or beginning.of March for London, via, ; Suez, carrying first /end second-class pas- . ' sengers only. ■ ; - FARES, NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON: SALOON—Single, .£9O to £130. y THIRD-CLASS—£3S, £10, £42. £irst and Second Class Passengers_.eeS cure Special Advantages ;by booking ' through from New Zealand, being pro- ) vided with Saloon Passages to Austra- ■ lia, which are included in the aboye ; -.fares. - • i UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY \ OF N.Z. (LTD.), :,' : ' Agents in New Zealand. Royal mail service OYAL' MAIL SERVICE . to • ALL AMERICAN POINTS AND 5 BRITISH ISLES. : Steamer. from Wellington for Rarotonga, Papeete, and San Francisco: MO ANA—About March 29. j . AH'return, and Round Tour Ticket* ! interchangeable with C.A, Line "All Red" Route. s PASSPORTS.. • - ■ Travellers to any place outside. the ; Dominion are'reminded that it is absoi lately necessary to obtain Passports, and I that it -is advisable to -make early appli- ' cation to the Department of .Internal; ! Affairs for them.' 'It js 'essential that 'passengers proceeding to' America should' ( have their passports by. the United ' States Consul. , \ v - ,v ; .'. : v' \ • i For particulars, regarding -passages '.and i freights, apply UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.). '' ' / i CJHAW, • SAVILL AND ALBION CO., ; O LIMITED. : THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS | ■ , TO LONDON. i i THE LARGEST 'PASSENGER STEAMr - ERS ■ IN THE' NEW ZEALAND r ; TRADE. . 1 SAILINGS I (Circumstances Permitting). \ Name. Tons Com- DateofUMnal :' ■ reg. mander. leaving. l , nort. *Athenic 12.234 Crossland fHnrll 15 ..<VsL ■ "Corinthii H",11 — May >1 Vel. *lonio 12.232 —May .1 Wei. •Tainui 10.000 Kelly / ■ May ': Wei. . Arawa-- IO.CCO Olayden - June i W<*l. , *No Third Class. . Twin Screw Steamers, fitted with Wire- . less. " - -< ■ -' j For full particulars apply to the i ...''. LEVIN AND CO.. LTD. ; DALGETY AND CO., LTD.' MURRAY. ROBERTS AND CO.. LTD. I ■ < mffi NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING 1 A COMPANY, LIMITED, i j ! DIRECT LINE TO THE UNITED ; v- KINGDOM. x ; - Large modern twin-screw Passenger ; . -Steamers with unsurpassed accommo-. | dation.. ■ 1 i RUAPEHU. 8800 ton=. via Panama Canal; ! from Wellington, March 11. ( REMUERA, 11,500! tons, from Wellington, end of April. . ' ' j For-further particulars apply i. • ' i - THE NEW ZEATAND SHIPPING j V - COMPANT. LIMITED. |v; • WELLWGTON. ' NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. p (Japan Mail Steamship Co.) I Sailings to JAPAN, via Queensland Ports, Manila, and Hongkong, •' I ■ - . /from Sydney. j ..Tours to Java Ports end Singapore ■ by Burns, Philp Line. I REGULAR SERVICE TO ABOVE ■ . PORTS. S SAFE, PLEASANT TRAVEL. ; Wireless Installed on All Steamers.. ; For. full particulars ns (o sailings, ; ! /ares, freights, applv to I BURNS, PHILP AND CO., LTD. I ■ . 2-t-26 Harris Street, '. WELLINGTON. Tel. 615.- * . Box 410. ' IJUDMRT - PARKER, LIMITED. . INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL - -SERVICES. . I - - SYDNEY AND HOBART, ' S.S. RIVBRINA—About March 21. i,: MELBOURNE, ;■ WESTR-ALlA—About March 31. .' All Steamers fitted with wireless telegraphy. i Tickets available for stop-over or return by Union Company boats, or vice versa. Head Office for New Zealand: Queen's Chambers, Wellington. Agents for Hepburn Colliery. ;• .OSAKA SfiOSEN KAISHA: , (Osaka-Me,taniile Steamship Company, Ltd.) i MONTHLY Cargo Service from Sydlrl ney to Manila, Japan; and the East, i Transhipment cargo accepted for all 1 Eastern Ports, U.S.A., Buenos Aires, Cape Town, and Durban. i Particula',9 from CARDALE AND SCOTT, I . N.Z. Agents 5 The American .Trading Coy. of ! . Australia, Ltd., Australasitai. Managing. Ageats. ; , "phone 2852. -