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NION STEAMSHIP CO., 9K NEW ZEALAND. LTD. Weather find olroumstanofi oamiiuing. T.YTTELTi' . Vtoana, Thursday, Jan. 18, 5 p.m. Uararoa. r'hursoJay, Ja»v\ 18, 8 p.m. lanuvera, Friday, Jan. 19, 5 p.m. \iaori* Friday," Jan. 19, 8 p.m.. *'lur'touie steamer. tNo cargo. *iurbane s.team«i'. 1M M'.olA via Li Vi&l/rOIV Vloami, Thursday, Jan. 18, 5 p.m. La raw era, FYuisay, _ Jan'. ; 19, .5 p.m. Via, JjI"I'J.JI.L'I'OA. DUNEDiN. BLUFF, aua HOBAIU. Moan a* llnu-sd'ay, Jaiu 18, 5 p.mi. tfoeraki* Thurs., Jan. 2u, o p.m. telegraphy. SYDNEY DIREOi. Mauukat Friday, u;m. 19, 5 p.m. Wavrhnoo, Friday, Feb. 2nd, 5 p.m. tWireless 'leiegraxmy. Cargo not reeteived afier ;J p.m. t Wireless leleerauuv. SYDNEY, ua aNAJ/iER, CISBORNE and AUCKLAND. lara-vera* 'iimrhday, Jan. 25, o p.m. to Aianeno at Auckland. NAx'iJ:.it, UiSiSUiUsE und ALUJHLAND. Monowai, Monday, Jan. 22, 5 p.m. I'arawera, •'Umrsday, Jan. 25, 5 p.m. iia.ia.wa leaee-a New Ply aoutb -tf Monday. Wednesday and Friday di arrival of mail trails from Wellington. NELSON, via PICTON AND BLENHEIM. Pateena, Fridav, Jan. 19, T3.40 p.m. Arahura* Sat,, Jan.' 30, 12.4-5 p.m. Riteena, 'Mon., Jan. 22, 12.45 p.m<\ *j\iu iselson caigo. WESTPURI, GBJfc.»toUi,m iwmi MOKITIKA (via NELSON). Aralmr.-i Sat., Jan. 20, 12.45 p.nu Mapourika, Tuesday; jlatn. 23, 4. p.m. **■ . ' ■-'• *Calls fioto«. WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH (and HOi\dTIIvA), via PIOTON. Flpras Monday, January 15, noon* iUNIx-A., 6A,VIOA aaid FUi irrom Auekfland.) Atiia,' Tuesday, January 30th. ,v#K' '• •■■ (iA *r»o v Ltilx, Aorangi leaves .Wellington, Friday, Feb. 9. Hauroto leaves Auckland Tuesday, February 13th.SUVA, SAVU SAV'U (Fiji) from AUCKLAND. Talune, Wednesday, February 24th. OAInADA, AMiiiUOA, juOiSDUft, Etc., via VANCOUVER. R..M.S. M;ir"amn leaves Auckland, " Friday, Jan'. 19. Via SAN FRANCISCO. Aorangi leaves Wellington February 9th ; due Frisco Feb. 29fcH. Tahiti. leaves Wellington March 8, due 'Fiisoo Maron 28. <> UDDARI TpARKER, FAVOURITE PASSENGER SERVICE. Sailings fro : ra Wellington as under—=> (Circumstances permitting.) FOE LYTTBT/Tov Victoria, Friday, January 26, 5 p.m. Ulimaroa, Thursday, Feb. 8, 5 p.m. Wimmera, Friday, Feb. 9, 5 p.m. Victoria, Friday, Feb, 23rd, 5 -p.ifi« FOE MELBOUENE via LYTTELTON DUNEDIN. BLUFF aad BLOTURT. Fieb. 8, 5 p.rnV FOE NAPIEE, GJSBOENE AUO¥. LANP AHii. SVDSR' 5 - Wimmera, Tbura./Jam. 18th, 4 p.m. VacStona, Thura., Feb, Ist, 4 p.m. Wimmera,jTfaur.sdayy Feb. 15, , p.m. FOtf SYDNEY DIEBCT """ 26th, 5 p ■ § 6000 4ono Twin Borew. ~ *Wirelooa Wegr*pa 7 All tiotois are available aho for B*in. the above-named vends. TTno,! fYfi3„« * vr r . Chambers, We'lincfco'* ■—Qnsoa' JP1 DS 0F WISDOM mO MY PEOPLE—- __!,. , a Wih *? • demand arises for am ates a scarcity, co

Great Britain is the onlv free trade country of any -importanoeSg* world, fc Great BrifiSTonfc? why tie oortjf livdng had merged It has beat officially seated, while the cost of kvmg had increased. 50 per cent, damns the last 25 years, waeee fad only increased 15 per csent. ?or the nine period so it is obvious taxing the land wil not reduce the cob* Britain is Protection. The Orient has, and is erectin kbour. The question to my p * oan any Englishnspeakin protected to save our industries and wage earners from being brought dowm to the Asiatic level? The Single Tax .theory is absolute. the cost of production, but reduce unformed the success of the Si lax polacy watt depend upon ti world adopting it; this ought to ensure safety for a time. During my varied experience I ary sufferers, to feast u,pon the wellknown recipes, prosperity, and longevity, etc., viz:— fe Ample Protection, on things we Rfllfl. nrtfiniiAa nnA 1 ~. MEAL and ROLLED OATS." I remain, Always at your service, no «„ « CHAMPION. r.b.—.Follow Canada's, example, and reject Single T&x and Free Trade.—o.

PLANTS! PLANTS! m any quantity. E. HALE WAIRARAPA NURSERIES, MASTERTON. W.F.0.A., Town Agent*.