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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3615, 30 August 1912, Page 2

rj*HE Y YSEB r inE, LTD OIBQO STEAMERS TO LONDON DIRECT. Steamer. Tons v B'rd'n "St'r of A’st’lia 10.000 Indralema Mimiro •Indrapura •Whakarua •Indrabarah ■ •Nerehana *Marere •Niwaru •Makarini •Star of India •Muritai 10,000 10,000 12,500 10,000 12,500 10,000 10,000 10,000 12,500 12,500 12,500 St'r of So’tl'nd 10,000 _ Dm Commander A'kl'nd _ _ m Abou’ P. W. Wyatt Aug. T W. 11. Lea Aug. 19 J. Duncan Sept. 9 R. P. Craven A. 11. Kemp Oct. 9 A. H. Smith •T. Compton T. B. Linklater - P. E. Hollo 11. Hollis - 1 Kearney J. C. Firth E. D. Beck • Twin-eorew. The above steamers were all boil' epeoiaUy for the New Zealand trade fitted with refrigerating maohinery of the most modern type, and are noted for the exceptionally satisfactory oondi tion in which their frozen meat cargoei are being delivered. The Company is prepared to carry Wool and Produce of every description at the Lowest Current Bates of Freight For full particulars apply t r — WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., Agonts. Gisborne gHAW, gAVILI AND J^LBION LTD. THE DIEECT LINE OF STEAMERS FOl PLYMOUTH AND LONDON VIA MONTI VIDEO AND TENEEIFFE. THE LARCEST STEAMERS ON THE NEW ZEALAND TRADE Splendid up-to-date Passenger Aooom modation. Spacious decks and roomj oabins. , Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. SAILINGS (oiroumstances permitting.! Steamer. Tons Com- Sail’g Final Beg. rnander. Date. Port. Athenic.... 12234 Kempson Sept. 19 W’gton Corinthic 12231 Hart Oct. 3 W’gtoD B Royal Naval Tteserve. • Makes Bio an additional port of oall Special facilities given to residents of the Dominion to bring out friends from; Home either by pre-payment of passag# money in New Zealand or by guarantee In addition to the above. Cargo Steam ers will be despatched at regular inter vals. Dairy Produce carried in Cool Cham bers or Freezing Chambers at Lowest Current Bates.

All Steamers are fitted with 0.0. 2 ap paratus, which is most effective in e* tinguishing fire, and cannot possiblj damage cargo or anything ivith which it comes in contact. For full particulars apply to th* Agents— COMMON. SHELTON AND 00., LTD I)ALGETY AND 00., LTD. RICHARDSON & CO., LIMITED. Steamers ripple, kahu, RURU, FANNY, WEKA, KOUTUNUI, and KIRITONA. Trading between Wellington. Napier, Gisborne, and Auckland, and Coastal portsWILLIAMS & KETTLE, Ltd., Agents. “BAD TASTE,” THE MIKADO’S FUNERAL. PRESENCE OF U.S. MINISTER RESENTED. [INDEPENDENT PRESS CABLE.I PARIS, Aug. 22. A Japanese financier in Paris declares that the presence of Mr. P. CKnox, American Secretary of State, at the Mikado’s funeral will be regarded by the Japenese, the highest and the lowest alike, as exceedingly had taste. “We shall feel,” he went on to say, 'That Mr. Knox has come to our country on .business, and that lie is working the dollar doctrine. We regard our Emperor with veneration, and the presence of any business element at the coining sacred rites will be an .impertinence. “Mr. Knox mav assure us of Arneriea's friendship, but we do not need to be taught what we well know.” CHURCHILL’S GANADIAN VISIT. — “ MIGHT no CALCULABLE HAT"!.” EX-MINISTERS DECLARATION.

[INDEPENDENT PRESS CABLE.] OTTAWA, Aug. 19. The lack of any official confirmation of the report that Mr Winston Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty, is coming to Canada, has led to the belief that the visit is improbable. Mr. 11. Emmerson, .M.P., formerly a member of the Laurier Cabinet, expresses the hope that Mr. Chin-chill will not come. This country, lie points out, is now in a position to formulate its own policy. If Mr. Churchill were to visit Canada a public demonstration would he. necessary, and the result might be that it would do incalculable harm. “Speaking Imperially, and not politically.” added Mr. Emmerson, “the strands of the Empire are so intangible that the least strain might break them.”

Messrs Baldwin and Ra.yward, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin, report that amongst till© many applications for patents they have just filed are-A. F. Talbot, Christchurch, step-ladder; J. Hargreaves, Auckland, bath’; G. Mackie. Ivaimata, curd mgitator; _W. J, Hagtfc, Wellington, billiard diningtable; A. Denchst, Christchurch, indicator money-box.*