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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 328, 13 April 1928, Page 2

Canadian Kailuay Steamships WITHIN WIRELESS RANGE— The following? vessels are be within range of the un dementS, ions -'-night: ucHidnu. —oiichar.ojs. Cowdenlaw fua. Radix Nordic. An rang!. Hn wireiess stations Auckland. —Bucha fua. Radix Nordic. Aorangt, Hti* Mamari, Port Nicholson. KaiapoL ponga. Chatham Islands.—N>rdb'- Hall We'lington. —Maori. Wahine. Tarnak Ngaio. Arahura. Niagara. Manuu rimers . Argyllshire. Corinthic, Portl tor. Canadian Britisher. Waipahi.( midsen. West Conob. Kia Ora nudsen. \\ est t onob. K\a Ora, Man: Herminius. Pakfha. Port Adeiafclr" Awarua.—Tahiti. Makura, C. A. LaSpinanger, Yoserie. Port Albany, fh; PORT OF ONEHUNGA—DEPARTURES YESTERDAY NGAPI'HI 15 p.m.). 703 tons. Bark V New Plymouth. ARAPAWA (5.30 p m.>. 251 tons, Brinson, for Wanganui. ARRIVAL TO-DAY HAUTURI* <6.30 a.m.>. 3;n ton*. J t . son-Fowler, from Raglan. The Ngapuhi, which left 5 o’clock last evening for New j* mouth, is due back again on Suafi.morning. The ifauturu. which arrived at Q*. hunga this ntorninc from Raglan. i whia. ard Port Waikato, sailfe agai» } three o’clock thia afternoon for Hut anga. The A**apawa left Onehunga last nw ing for Wanganui

Thief Postmaste IrC" T.i-' - ■'. MSvf:? JJHI , . .•;~ v •*% . ' ' ; *&> „■ ns - if- i Bffil iiiPCJpOO £ yta P >=■ j ==gsa M wnsKHTJ - E—( »\ \ TOUBBUWU 1300 ■«/?/> Jli^ZJjNOnannno 64$ wm c 'cZ 2**#. ii , i | !• !«**••*•• " aa I have seen them advertised in—How often this phrase is the prelude to a pwrcWi* Consistent advertising in a newspaper such as THE SUN, creates and maintains a demand for any good product or service whatever its nature. It Pays to Advertise in THE SVN-