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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3529, 21 May 1912, Page 1

GRIEiVE’S ALARM CLOCK! ALMOST PULL YOU OUT OF BED.

SHIPPING. ][JNION gTEAMSH IP QOMPANY OF £ EALAND ’ LSMITED. SAILINGS (weather and other circumstances permitting)— SYDNEY, via AUCKLAND: Tarawera, Saturday, June 1, 10 a.m. (Cargo and Samples Friday, 4 p.m.) (Tranships to Maheno at Auckland.) AUCKLAND: Mokc-ia, Wednesday, May 22, 10 a.m. (Cargo and Samples Tuesday, 4 p.m.) *Squall, about Wednesday, Way 22. . * I'rom' wharf, cargo only. Takes cargo for Tologa Bay and lands on return trip unless sufficient inducement to call going North. EAST COAST BAYS: Haupiri, to be announced. Squall (Tologa onlv see above). NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, and DUNEDIN: Tarawera, Wednesday, May 22, 7 p.m. (Cargo and Samples neon.) ISUFF~HOBARTra nd”i\l ELBOURNE : (From Dunedin.) Maunganui, Sunday, June 2. WELLINGTON to SYDNEY DIRECT Moana, Friday, May 24. > ‘ AUCKLAND to FRIENDLY ISLANDS, SAMOA. FIJI and SYDNEY Tofita, Tuesday, June 18. RAROTONGA and TAHITI: Tahiti, May 24 (from Wellington). Talune, June 4 (from Auckland). AUCKLAND to FIITTSLANDS: Hauroto, Wednesday, June 5CANADA, AMERICA. LONDON, &c. VIA VANCOUVER OR SAN FRANCISCO: (See special advertisements below.) Tickets are available for stop-over return by Messrs Huddart-Parker a Co.'s Steamers. Outward passengers from Gisborne, including holders ot return tickets must obtain boat passesi for the tender at Office. OFFICE IS OPEN ON SUNDAYS FROM 4 to 5 p.m., for BOOKING PASSENGERS ONLY. 'J'HE yANCOUVER j^OUTE. CAN ADI AN -ATJ STRAIT A N ROYAL MAIL S.S. LINE AND CANADIAN-PACIFIC RAILWAY. Through some of the Greatest tsCENIO WONDERS of the World to all parts of CANADA, ' UNITED STATES, BRITISH ISLES, AND CONTINENT OF EUROPE. ROUND-THE-WORLD TOURS in conjunction with all the Cape, Suez, China, and Japan Lines at Lowest Rates. -- STEAMERS WILL SAIL: And at 28 days’ interval thereafter. Steamers Twin Screw and Wireless Telegraphy. Passengers from N.Z. have the option of joining the steamers of this increasingly popular route at Sydney, or later via Auckland and Suva. Pamphlets, Maps, and all information from UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.). yiA gAN j^RANCISCO. LLL AMERICAN POINTS, BRITISH ISLES and CONTINENT, falling at RARATONGA (Cook Group) and PAPEETE (Tahiti). And every 28 days thereafter. Steamers equipped with wireless teletraphy. For particulars regarding passages and heights, apply— ’ . UNION S.S- CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.) QRIENT LINE OF J^OYAL M a,l gTEAMERS. FOR PLYMOUTH AND LONDON, via -’REMANTLE, COLOMBO (Transhipping or all Indian ports), SUEZ, NAPLES, lARSEILLES and GIBRALTAR: All Will burevv 0.11 u. ■ FARES: New Zealand to London—.aloon, single, £47 6s to £88; return, 75 10s to £132. Return tickets good fox ,vo years. Third-class £l9, £2l, and £23. Pa,s3ages from above ports may be preThrough Bookings to New York. UNION S.S- CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.) Agents in New Zealand. s*^ UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. gOUTH gEA JSLAND yOURS. By Special Steamers from AUCKLAND and SYDNEY EVERY TWENTY-EIGHT DAYS. Also from WELLINGTON TO RAROTONGA and TAHITI, BY ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS EVERY FOUR WEEKS. Islands visited include Fiji, Fnendvigator. Cook and Society Groups, weather is exceptionally favorable avelling from April to November particulars on application. A FAVORITE HOUSE FOR tourists. the EMPIRE hotel HIGH ST., CHRISTCHURCH. QITUATED in the heart of the business centre of the city this cosy Hotel is luxuriously furnished and lighted by electricity throughout. The Proprietor, J, F. MURPHY of Tologa Bay), will b« delighted j times to welcome Poverty Bay ■nto, who can rely on receiving consideration and attention. . i