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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 149, 19 March 1919, Page 1

r i ' ■( ; ; r"THE '.DOMINION" *'• i Regulations re Birth, Marriage, and Death Notioei. Birth Announcements must be certified by clergyman, dootor, nurße, or our local agent, to ensure prompt insertion, ! ■: Marriaso Notices must be signed by contracting ' party, clergy, well-known resident, or our local agent. Death and Funeral Notices will only be received i from relative of similar surname to deceased, i or if signed by clergyman, doctor, undertaker, well-known resident, or our local agent, j Telephoned instructions in.ofery case are held over for certi tication. I 801 l of Honour, and In Metnoriam KotlceS.-Ko certi. _■ fication is necessary. '■ •

V BHIPPINQ NOTICES. THE "ALFRED" ROUTE. HE . "ALL-RED" ROUTE. I AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND-CANADA J CANADIAN-AUSTR VLASIAN R.M. h LINE. V Ih conjunction with Canadian-Pacific ,- |- Railway. • • Steamer from Auckland. !'■ MAKURA, 8075 tons-March 21. j NIAGARA-About April 4. J Through some of toe GREATEST i SCENIC WONDERS of the World to All 1 parte of CANADA, UNITED - STATES, and BRITISH ISLES. n : AROUND THE WORLD TOURS. !'■ ' In conjunction with all the Cape, Suez, i China, and Japan Lines, at Lowest Rates. ' '.- PASSPORTS. ! Travellers to any 'place outside the Do- ' minion are reminded that it is-absolutely i 1 ■ necessary to obtain Passports, and that i ' it;is advisable to make early application to the Department of Internal Affairs for them. It is (.',-sential 1 that pas- \ sengers proceeding to America 6hould \ have their passports vised by the United, 'yjJfStates Consul. 'i All Return and Round Tour Tickets interchangeable with Union Steam Ship R.M, Line. Pamphlets, Maps, I"'*'and all Information Free. • ' ■ ! UNION S.S. CO..' Or N.Z. (LTD.), ' , i Managing Agents..' . i ; ORIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL ' STEAMERS.; ? '' AUSTRALIA-ENGLAND. !,- The OSTERLEY and the ORSOVA ,will r'-. leave Sydney about the.end of February |' or beginning of March for.London, via Suez, carrying'first md 6econd-class paaj sengers only. f; FARES, NEW. ZEALAND TO LONDON: i ■■■' ' SALOON-Single, ,£9O to .£l3O. • THIRD-CLASS-.£38, JM-0, '.£42.. r ■ , ■ '■ First and Second Class Passengers.seI .'cure Special Advantages by. booking ,-'■ through from .New.. Zealand, being pro- ■' vided Salton Passages to Austra- | • Ha, which are included in the above | fares. }'' • ' ; UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY j .';.'. /OF N.Z. (LTD.), ( / ■ Agents in New Zealand. ROYAi' . HMAIL "•■ SERVICE , OYAL MAIL SERVICE I' ■:■■•:■ '' .''"' 'TO ;' f ' ALL AMERICAN'POINTS AND k : ; A "' -BRITISH ISLES. . !' Steamer from Wellington for Rarotonga, ■■ ■ 'Papeete, and- San.FrnnsiscoV | , MOANA-Abont March 29.' /:■ \ ■ 'PASSPORTS. 1 • Travellers io any place outside ■ tho ' Dominion are reminded that it is nbsoI lutely.necessary to obtain.Passports, and r that it is advisable' to make ;early. applil cation to' the, Department of Internal '. Affairs for ,them.'. 'It'is'.essential, that ■ passengers proceeding to America should , j,;:<haya;tM^ ',' ."' UNION S.S. CO. : OF;.N.Z;''(LTD.). SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION COLIMITED. ■' THE DIRECT LINE 0V STEA MERS TO LONDON VIA PANAMA. ■ : • THE LARGEST PASSENGER'STEAM- .'■ ERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND .v. . ..TRADE, ~ . 'g 1 '"■ SAILINGS (Circumstances 'Permitting). Name. Tons 'Com- I Date of (final ' ■ reg. mander. ' leaving.', nort.' ♦Athenic 12,234 Orossland "April 15 I lv"el. •' , *Coririthii 12.231 - May 1 Wei ■*lonio . 12.23 a ""- May 1 pVel. .'♦Tainui lo.cffl Kelly' May 'Wei. Arawa 10,000 Olaydcn June n7cl, '■/■'•■ '..,-, Ist, 2nd'and 3rd class. •\ Twin Sorew Steamers, fitted with Wire- >-\ lees. ' •■"!■ For full particulars apply to_ (ho ■ j Agents—' ■ ■ - , LEVIN AND-CO.. LTD. - ■ \ • DALGETY AND CO., 'LTD. . j MURRAY. ROBERTS AND CO.. LTD. ■ ':'mH2 NEW ZEALAND 'SHIPPING 1 COMPANY, LIMITED. DIRECT. LINE TO ' THE UNITED , , .'KINGDOM .VIA PANAMA CANAL. > _ Large- modern twin-screw Passenger Steamers with unsurpassed aocommo- '', '-.'dation. ■ ' ' Steamer Toi__ From _;_ About "flemuera"! 11.500 Wollingtor.l 15th May . •Eimutakai »MJ Mar, ■plnaroa" B.l*o Wellington To follo^;' For further :■' |' ( THE NEW ZEAT.AND SHIPPING' COMPAN- 1 . MMITED. Or Ageaits.' i [ 1 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. ] ■ (Japan Mail Steamship Co.) Sailings to JAPAN, via Queensland j Ports, Manila, and' Hongkong,' t from Sydney. Tours to Java Ports i>nd 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 ild. TTUDDART - PARKER. LIMITED^ ." INTERCOLONIAL^ND COASTAL I SERVICES. .; SYDNEY AND HOBART, S.S. "RIVERINA-MtfNDAY, March % 2 p.m. MELBOURNE, WESTRALIA-About Mnreii 31. ' All Steamers fitted w ; ith wireless tele- | . graphy. • 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 SHOSEN KAISHA. •..- (Osaka Mesnntile Steamship-Com-pany, Ltd.) . .i MONTHLY. Cargo Service From' .Sydney to Manila, Japan, and Hie East,, Transhipment cargo accepted ■ for all, Eastern Poits, U.S.A.,- Buenos Aires,Cape Town, and Durban. . Particulars from CARDALE AND SCOTT, " N.Z. Agents , The American Trading Coy. of ■ • Australia, Ltd., '' Australasian Managing Agents. "Phone 8852.