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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10634, 13 May 1912, Page 6

TTNION 6TEAM3BIP 00., 01 , NEW, ZEALAND, LTD. ', (Weather and G:Tcum&taa«s» """■ Permitting.) LTTTELTOK. Maori* Monday, May 13,8 p. ra < Mblcoia, luesday, May 14, ,5 p!m* M'araroa., Tuesday, May 14th, 8 p.m« LAliacH-i" 'May k>, 8 p.ni« *TurJbine steamer. DUINEDIN, YJra-iYttTELTQN. Miokoia, U'uesday; 'May 14, 5 p.m« Mtoraki, 'ifciursaay May 16, o jp.in., MEJjJiOUBiNE, via L3fTTEL'l\Ji\, i>uJSJbdLUJN, iijj uiJ'i?' ana HOfiAl&T. Mfoer&kit Tlhiua-saay, Mfay 16, 5 p.m.* avita-imgaii'iiir wxay 30, o pmj > T Wireless toiecrupiiy. b¥l»JNii;i DLtkuoi. '* MaumgaiLuit Enduy, May 17, 5 p,m, Moan-a., iM'nday, May 2-ith, (j p.niw ' T wireless itelegraphy. Oargo not received aiter 3 SldJUSjiiXi via NAPiJ&C^ttIBBORtfB' and AIiO&'LaNID. - ; Tarawa** lirarsday, May 16, 5 p.m., to Maneno iat> Auckland., NAPIER, GISBQKNE AND ADCK- ' LAND. Monowaa, Monday, May. 13th, 5 p.mV larawera-, Itouteuay, May. lb, 5 p.m« PICTON, NEW PLY* MuiMLieL IKotoina* Monday, liViay. 13, modmiglrk ,_,, '"'Cargo oxiiiyi . '':■•.:, NEW PLYMOUirL anu ONEHONQ4I iutrawa leaves JNew Plyinouta , -oa .Monday, Wedneaaay ana i<'ria»y,6n arrival of mail, trams from Weilin*. ■ton. . ..■■;:.-••:. ,:~ • viaPTGTO'N ,(and ; MlNw ■■.•••. .:■■ ■ ■ heum'.j ; ' ■■■■■■:--9'r^ : Pateena, Monday, May 13, 12.45 pinL juapom-ikar Tuesday, Mlay xi, 4 p.m w Pateena, Wed.,. May jlo, 12.45 -p.m. ■fateena, fcinaay, u.viUy, i,, 12.45\ p,jm, TUbnats Jfict'on'. - *iW in eison cargo!. WESTPOBT, GIttEYMOUT-H AN» HoKITIJiA, via and 4 , ■ NEL&6.N. '■■ dvuapoui-:kaT 'imesday,, May 14, 4 p.m* tUmits i't'etottu ■ ■ • ■ .*' N ' 0 ISel6 °a cargo. TONGA, &AMUA and XIJI (from .■ n , AUCKLAND.) Atua, Tuesday, May 21st. ! .RARO'IONGA AND TAHFn. Tahiti leaves May, at 5 p.m. Talune feaves leaves Auckland, Tuefi, day, Jiune ,4th. , ' '■'• *.^~^ .SUi.ViA and LAUTOKA (Fiji) irons _ AUCKLAND. ■ ' iriauroto, Wednesday, juaie stfc ; . CANADA, AMHk<d.(JA, LuwiXM*. rrv ™ ltc - Via VANOOUVI2B. P;.M.iS'. IZealandia feav s Auckland* Friday, Jame 7th. "^H*

Via SAN FRANCaSOO. Tahiti leaves Wellington, -May,; :S4tß, due San* Fraacisco Jun© 13th. Mfctouka leaves Wellington Jim© 21sldue Frisco Jufy 11th. SPEOIAL INTIM1TION! !airt§ and explicit applicatio i at port of embarkation (with remittance) is ea»et» tial to secure reservation, of berths. lAVILL AND LBIOR COMPANY (LTD.) TEE BISECT LINE OF STBAMEtt FOE PLYMOUTH AN© LONDON, VIA MONTE VIDEO, 810 DH JAWi EIBO AND TENEEDBTB. ..' T-E LARGEST PASSENGER STEAMERS In the NEW ZEALAND TRADE. . -''••.■'.■':'". '; ■■:■[-■' apeoially fl*4a& with Patanfc FIBJI ' EXTINGUISHERS. / , Sailings (aironmstaaoes permiitiajj* W Hog. Co'na'don I abasias I Fat 9! TAINUI 10500 Moflai Uu.v lllOTeirt'" lONIO t22»a Kofterta Aug 8 WePii' ATBENIC Eemp 3 on Sept. 6Wel|J'o All Twin Screw Steamers. tCWling; at Kjo ae jaxuitro on weSS an Monte .Video. , _ All the Company's Passen—* TELEGRAPHY. Spatial feeilrtian given to rueidaati ia tha Dominion to bnng onfc frieade &»n, Home either by prepayment of panagg money in Now Zealand or by goanußtaa. For full parfeioulara apply to the agist LEVIN &C<>., LTD., BALQETY & 00, LTD, ' Mastutoa UDDART -OAJRIKER, FAVOURITE PASSENGER ' | ■ .. SERVICE. . Saffi'ngs from Wellington' as under trw(Cfrrcumsitiancea permitting. . ITOB LYTTELTO.N Ax?D DUN2BDUI Victoria, Friday, May.-17th, 5 p.m. OTmiaxott, Thursday, May 23, 5 p.m* Friday, May 31st, 5 p.m. Victoria, Friday, June, 14th, 5 p.m«. FOB MELBOURNE vi& LYTTBLTOK DTJNEDIN. BLUFF aad HOBABT. §*Uilimaria, Thursday, May 23, 5 pm«

FOB NAPIEE, 6ISBOKNE, AUOKLAND AND S"PT>Ni3Y. Victoria, Thursday, May 23, 4 p.m* Wiionmeaa, Thursday, June l 6, 4 p.m#, Victoria, fTlnurisday, June 20tli, 4 p.nu ' FOB SYDNEY DIftECT. UEimaroa* Friday,, June 14, s'p.m*. "§6OOO Ton«.~~Twin" screw. *MI fettted with tireless telegraphy* All tickets aire available also fofl stop-over amd return by ANY of UNION CD.'S STEAMERS and any. Bidders of ithe. U.S.S. 00. Tickets may; travel by .the-above named vessels. Head Office for New Zealand:Queen's Ghanibeirs, Wellington. , MACHINE-MADE BEEJAD "AVING installed one of .the lafa L est BEEAD MAKING MMOEL-', INKS, I am now able to turn out Bread on a tmuoli cheaper system than! hy t'he pirevious hand made style. QUALITY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. CLEANLINESS SHOULD INTEBh EST CONSUMERS. INSHECTION. INVITED, EDWARD ANSTICE j BAKER ANO CONFECTIONER, QUEEN STIWST. MASTE&TO&