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Hokitika Guardian, 25 March 1926, Page 2

TJNIOK gITIAM gHXP OOY., OF NEW' ZEAIiANO, LIMITED. PROPOSED SAILINGS. FOR WELLINGTON fram Lyttalton: *Wahine, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. *Maori, Monday, Wednesday, Fil'd ay. •Oil fuel. Coast passengers connect with steamer at Lyttelton on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays and may obtain tickets at tlio Hokitika Office. FOR SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON Marama, Thursday, Ist April. -Maunganui, Friday, 16th April. FOR SYDNEY FROM AUCKLAND. Maunganui, Thursday, Ist April. Mamma, Friday, 16th April. FOR MELBOURNE FROM LYTTELTON VIA WELLINGTON. Manuka, Saturday, 27th March. Manuka, Thursday, 6th Mny. FOR MELBOURNE FROM LYTTELTON, VIA DUNEDIN and BLUFF. Manuka, Thursday, loth April. CANADA, AMERICA, LONDON, Etc. Via Vancouver, from Auckland: Aorangi, Tuesday, 13th. April. Niagara, Tuesday, 11th May. VIA ’FRISCO, FROM WELLINGTON Makura, Tuesday, 30th. March. Tahiti, Tuesday, 27tli April. • FOR FIJI, TONGA, AND SAMOA FROM AUCKLAND. Tofua, about Saturday, 2-ltii April. AGENTS FOR P. and O. LINE. AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COY. LTD. Particulars upon application to — J. H. WILSON, Revell St., Hokitika.

T HE NCHOR HIPPING ' -ANDJpOUNDRT OOY., J^TD. REGULUS, WAIMEA, ALEXANDER and KAITOA leave Wellington and Nelson at fnirly regular intervals, booking CARGO FOR GREYMOUTH and HOKITIKA on through Bills of Lading (including rail). NGAIO and NIICAU (on alternate nights) LEAVE NELSON FOR WELLINGTON EVERY EVENING, after arrival of West Coast Motor Service, and return from Wellington on following nights. Fares, freights and full particulars •n application to:— NANCARROW & CO., Agents,

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