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Hokitika Guardian, 12 November 1920, Page 2

gTEAMSHIP GOl- - NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. P. isengers booked to all New Zealand and Australian ports. FOR WELLINGTON: (from Lyttelton.) *Maori. Monday.. Wednesday, Friday. *Wahine, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Coast passengers should connect with the Wiiihine, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and may obtain tickets at the Hokitika office. MELBOURNE FROM WELLINGTON. *Paloona, about Tuesday, Nov. 30th. SYDNEY AND HOBART, FROM WELLINGTON: *Manuka, Thursday, Nov. 18th. SYDNEY FROM AUCKLAND. *Maheno, Thursday, Nov. 25th. CANAd"a~4AIERICA, LONDON, etc., Via VANCOUVER,, from Auckland, Tuesday, November 23rd., Via ’FRISCO from Wellington: *Tofua, Tuesday, Nov. 16th. ORIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. f() LONDON FROM SYDNEY. Orontes, 11th December. Orvieto, 25th December. Orsova 22nd. January. Ormonde 12th. February. Osterly 12th. March. Orontes 9th. April. Fares, New Zealand k London. First Saloon single: £134 to £174, return £304; second saloon single, £lO9 to £124, return £217; third class, sii.glo £42, £44, £4B. Particulars upon application J. H. WILSON, Revell St., Hokitika. ANCHOR L* NE 0F STEAM$ TEAM ( TICKETS. REGULAR SAILINGS. BOOKING PASSENGERS & CARGO TO ALL NEW ZEALAND PORTS. Steamers leave for Coast ports as under,: — ALEXANDER Early. KENNEDY Early. Waimea Early, Regulus Early. Fares, freights and particulars on application to undersigned— Wm. DUNCAN & CO., Agents, Hokitika. |

Specifications 59 of this SUiT made to your measure at these Prices £5 17/G £« 10/£0 17/G £0 10/£7 10/- £lO 10/Foreparts of Coat secured on foundation of French canvas, wit li Haircloth through shoulders and fronts; extra padding on shoulders, manipulated so as to ensure the fronts retaining their . _ shape. Special attention given padding and bridling collars and lapels so that they Kill correctly. Stays through edges of Coat and Vest. All pockets double-stayed, buttons sewn on- through double stays with double linen thread; buttonholes worked with silk. Seams sewn with linen thread. A splendid selection of patterns, selfmeasurement chart, ana all particulars by return post. We'guarantee satisfaction. Should you have the slightest cause for complaint we wdl refund your money. 9 JOHIM. GLASSON A Cashel St., Ch'oh. B wildings P.O. Box 41

TELEPHONE PHOTOGRAPHS. PARIS, Aug. 20. Vivacious, fluent, dapper, M. Edouard Belin, the inventor of the renin l ivable process for the transmission of photographs by telephone, the efficiency of which was demonstrated by the picture (telephoned from Antwerp) printed in the Continental Daily Mail on Sunday, has the appearance more of an energetic man of business than of a scientist. “I was originally a law student,” M. Belin told me this evening, “and the idea of transmitting pictures by telephone came to me in 189 G when I was attending the first exhibition in the provincial town where I lived of the earliest kinematograph film. “Shortly after that I gave up the law and devoted my time to scientific research. In 1904 I took out the first patent in France for the transmission of pictures by telegraph. “Familiar as I am with wireless telegraphy and telephony, I am constantly amazed at their limitless possibilities, and at the revolutionary changes that will be made by their development.'”

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