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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10484, 22 November 1911, Page 6

UDDART T)ARKt£R, FAVOUiRITE PASSENGER SERVICE. Sailings firoro Wellington as under—(Cfrrcuimstances permitting.) FOE LTTTELTON axJD DTJNEDIK' Ulima-roa, Thursday- Nov. 30, 5 p.m. Victoria, Friday, December Ist, 5 pm Victoria., Friday, December 29, 5 pirn FOR MELBOURNE via LTTTELTON DUNEDIN. BLUFF and HOBAET. s*Ulimaroa, Thursday, Not. 30, 5 pm FOE NAPIEE, GISBOBNE, AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY. Victoria, Thursday, Nov. 9, 4 p.m. Wimmerd,, Thurs., Nov. 23, 4 p.m. Victoria, Thurs., Deo. 7tli, 4 p.m. Wiimtnera, Thurs., Dec. 21, 4 p.m. FOE SYDNEY DIEECT. §*Uliimaroa, Friday, Dec. 22, 5 p.m. § 6000 torn Twin ■crew. *Wirelea> telegraphy* All tioketi are available also for Stopover and return by ANY of UNION CO.'S STEAMEES, and any holdera of the U.S.S. Co tickets may travel by the above-named veuoh. Head Office for New Zealand— Qbmb'i Chamber*. Wellinrto'V

o. c OMPANYS ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS TO LONDON. Following are the proposed Dates of Departure from Australian Ports for London:— First and Second Saloon Only, Steamer | Tons J Sydney | Melb'ne. 1911. 191 x. INDIA 8,000 Nov 18. Nov 21 MOIDAVIA 10,000 Deo. 2. Deo. 5 MONGOLIA 10,000 Deo 16. Deo 19 1912. MOOLTAN 10.000 D«j 80. Jan. 1 MALWA 11,000 Jan, 13. Jan 16 MANTUA 10,000 Jan 27 Jam, 30 *Oailils at Bombay 2nd! Macdh, 1912. All Twin Screw Steamer*, and Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. RATES OF PASSAGE MONEY TO LONDON.. (Including Saloon Passage to Sydney) : Single Tickets, £47 6s to £BB. Return Ticket b, £75 18s and £132. SPEIOAL CONCESSION RETURN TICKETS TO BOMBAY in ofneotion with the CORONATION iL-TR-BAR are bains issued., Firßt Saloon only. Available for 'six months. JOHNSTON AND CO., Ltd., Agents, WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI. Ten Runs to win and one

Wicket to fall IMAGINE how that keys up the efLlows in whose fcaiadis the fa/te of the match, lies. W© are equally alert to th© want of THE MAN WITH THE BAT AN THE MAN WITH THE BALL. , Good' strong bats, with, plenty of spring in them, and iniade to stand lots of hard Mttdag, are here awaiting thie men, who tnow how tbo use thiam. Wickets, too, likewise hale, 'leg pads, gflovea—An, faqfc everything the man who treads, the ooooaHniut matting requires to help make the game enjoyable. J. Elliott & Co. Phone 62. Saddlers '.... Masterton What about Your HAND-BAG ? OESN'T it look *• wee bit ' shabby, or perhaps,the design: is rather out of date? " A New Bag in one of this season's smart shapes, chosen from McLeod and Young's fine selection, will add just the right finishing touch to your appearance. Spend an hour at this, the most interesting shop in town, looking over the New Season's Fancy Goods that are being opened up. You'll he delighted with, their, beauty and the price moderation. r You are missing a treat if you fail to see these goods. AND YOUNG, •■7s ■■■ THE ACADEMY, MASTERTON.

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