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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10483, 21 November 1911, Page 6

UDDART "DARKER, * FAVOURITE PASSENGER ) ... SERViOE. [ Sailings from Wellington as under— I (C&rcumstances permitting.) IfOB LYTTELTON aj*D DUNS-DIN! Ulimaroa, Thursday- Nov. 30, 5 p.m. Victoria, Friday, December Ist, 5 pm Wimmera, Friday, Dec. 15th, 5 p.m. Victoria,, Friday, December 29, 5 pon FOB MELBOUENE via LYTTiiLTGH DUNBDIW, BLUFF aiid HOiJABI'. ■ s*UKmaroa, Thursday, Nov. 80, 5 pm FOB NAPIER, GISBOBNE, AUCB. LAND AND Victoria, Thursday, Nov. 9, 4 p.m. Wimmera, Thurs., Nov. 23, 4 p.m. Victoria, Thurs., Dec. 7th, 4 p.m. Wammera, Thurs., Dec. 21, 4 p.m. FOB SYDNEY DIRECT. .§*Ul'ima-roa, Friday,jDeg._22, 5 p.m. § 6000 tona Twin7o?ev.~ ~ " *Wirelesa telegraphy. All tioketa are available alio for Stopover and return by ANY of UNIO* CO.'S STEAMERS, and any holdora cf ihe U.S.S. Co tickets may travel bs the above-named vossolc. Head Office for New Zealand—Qneex's Chamben, Wellinjrt<">

COMPANY'S J EOTiL If AIL STEAMEES TO LONDON. Followicg art «:& XMpteoi Dates oi Departure from Ausiralian Porta fnLondon:— Fir** and Second Saloon Only, Steamer | Toes | Sydney | Molb'ne. rmtl 1911. 19ix. INDIA 8,000 Nov 18. Nov 21 MOIDAVIA 10,000 Dec. 2. Deo. 5 MONGOLIA 10,000 LVo 16. Deo 19 1912. MOOLTAN IH.noO D« 30. .Tan. 3 MALWA 11,000 Jan. 13. Jan 16 MANTUA 10,000 Jan 27 Jan 30 •MACEDONIA 10,500 Feb 10 Feb 13 *oalk at Bombay 2nd March, 1912. All Twin Screw Steamer*, and' Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. BATES.OF PASSAGE MONEY TO LONDON. (Including Saleon Passage to Sydney): Single Tickets, £47 6s to £BB. Return Tickets. £75 18s *nd £lB2 SPEIOAL CONCESSION RETURN TICKETS TO BOMBAY in ejection with the CORONATION jl BAR are being issaed. First Balkan only. Available for six months. JOHNSTON AND CO., Ltd., Agents, WELLINGTON AND W&NGANUI.

ien Runs to Win and one Wicket to fall ra in wihose Siands the fate of the match, lies. We axe,equally alert to the wan* of THE MAN WITH THE BAT* AN THE MAN WITH THE BALL. Good sta-ong bats, with plenty of. spring; in them, arid made to stand o know how ito use thiem. Wiokets, too, likewise balls/ leg' pads, gloves—in faoi ererything the mam Twiho treads the ooooa-raut matting (require®- ifco help make the game enjoyable.

J. Elliott & Co. Phone 52. Saddlers .... Masterton What about Your HAND-BAG ? OESN'T it look a we© bit ' shabby, or perhaps the design is rather out of date? A New Bag in one of this sea~ "'flon's smart shapes, chosen from McLeod and Young's fine selection, will odd just the right finishing touch to your appear-.-aace*-u< Spend an hour at this, the most interesting shop in town, i Hooking over the New* Season's ' Fancy Goods 'that are being ' opened up. You'll Ibe delighted with their beauty and the price ' moderation. You are missing a treat if you fail to see these goods... McLEOD AND YOUNG~ THE ACADEMY, j MASTERTON.

WALL-PAPERS _,.«* and Best Selection. X It it impossible to obtain better value in Wallrpaper than we offer.' We buy d&redt front the manufacturer, and We sell direct to yon, at tho •malleat possible .margin. PAINTING, fICMWRiTINC AND DECORATING a toaoialty. J SMITH & SONS, > OppMita W.F.C.A.. Ltd., Qween It. 'Hume §BO.

BAST COAST. MARINE HOTEL, WHAKATAKI. Twa Mliei frtm Ctitltftilnt. HTIHE above hoteWs in fall view of JL the sea, and 'within five miaat©B' walk of the beach. Special accommodation for Touriste and Holiday Parties. TERMS MODERATE. First-class Lianor stocked. Stain les' Beer on tsn. STABLING AND PADDOOKING. MAILS THREE TIMES PEB . WEEK. *. N. lARTY, PBOPBDEfFOB.