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permittingV; kJk>iflM:>kA:Mif.>tti DUNEjHN.siBLUPI anaijHOßl» ESSa^iiftlrkti^j^iX* 4>A3S(D AND SIDNEY:I April »|.*: §Ulouboa JF« i * * ; § 6000 tons-■; Twin'SoreM theU.S.S. Co.'s tickets may travel the above-named vessels. "(■'■ Head Office for New Zealand—Qua Chambers. Wellington. . -> .- COMPANY'S BOTAL MAIL LINE OF STB, FOE LONDON, VIA MONTE VIDEO, TENBBI! AND PLYMOUTH. "> - *" very uperior accommodation fa TJ ■ ' "'■ » - Specially fitted with Clayton'i FIBE EXTINGUISHED.* EDAHESE||t 12000 June 30 Slwia Screw. jOalls at Bio 4e Jaa Passages from London to NewZi way be arranged at this end. ' '*£* THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPI COMPANY (Limited);ff'. W.' H. CB&ICKSHANK, . "".S f| Passenger Agent, ■, J* r ", ;,'■ "$ ' Masterton '■ ■/ , r '•'?*■&s SiS THE DIRECT EIBOjAND.TENB Splendid Up-to-date Passenger ' modation. , \ . BOOMY CABINS AND .SPA! a : Tons C6rm'4et« WDAm 3*J ■'"- -4 "BTAINUI 99S7Moflatt Mob. *' •«lONIC 12282 Roberts AwH2I "**R >WA 9372playaen (July, 14 sTwin screw. *CaUs at Bio de Jan. the Dominion to bring iHome either by prepaymehtt/ofji m Mails close at Masterton" Post C under:— ' t-, - , v,' ; ' 'Wellington. Carterton, ftreytoWJPefrJ and ; H;sp.m. 11 am, 5 pm. » ~ - Opaki, 11 am. , ; , , Kopuaranga, 11 a.m. < ; " Maoriceville and >Mangamahoe am, 11 am. - * -\"< ~^ pier,ll am, 5 pm. y Pahneraton North aadi n.?' i Ta|ra>aiiis' 6.4s?am:^£."' m. • J . v„ i .>-, .Af , - Ihuraua, 6.45 am. \Wednesda 'Home rood, East Coast' Private"** > Tenuis WJuuttanfe, Whafcataki, C peintsand J&ags, 'Monday/] Tauern, Monday, Tuesday, r ' Brancepeth, Tuesday Wedne»d» day, 645 am ' -i- *•«•* .'i\l \ 1 'Brancepeth, Mcßae Bros,-'A,- fi strong, <jflenlean,'iTmkhatn'B,/Te ] Fernyhnrst and •*. WasdeUs, V Satt 10pm'; -" '<•' .< ,•« eyfi^TeEotorEata-HiilS.^idiHill a ii HI S II 'tfEgaiiEßai MI 11 tDistrict-Bepresentative: A. E. Bunly, ' ',■>- Masterton. x 1 < w CorresDondence aonfldentiaL

C. 'T. ELEES, NATIVE & COMMISSION AGEJ "VTATTVE Business promptly i ii tended to in any part of N Zealand. Thoroughly convei-a with the Native Language. Address—Upstairs, Buildings Oj . J-,L. Murray's, " ' . tjTTEEN-BTBKET, - MaSTEKTO fßffl ai J. SMITH & SONS. lIGN-WKITEES AND HOTT mm ABT LESSONS-Every' Thubsdat SATaBDA.T. , Opp, w F.C.A., Lti. Queen-st ■a m.