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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIII, Issue 15000, 1 June 1899, Page 1

Shipping. *.„:■■..-, \\- VSUXP COMPaH .;,K'\.'v--4.---'-i.OF SEW ZEALAND •TEAME3SS SAIL FSOM WEL '.i . WTON AH UNDKR - LiTi'Kl/I*uN f'O'r'Ji.'ahsi.r. | W. d M«y 8115 put. vi ai.n*B v | Xhurs 1 Jnel 4» m D"'O"NHPfN VIA LY'JCTEi/i'Ofi! ~MEt.BOURNE.VIA LYTTELTON . DUNEDIN- BLUFF, and HOBABT Wa'kaiipn | 'Ihxjts \ Jaue 1 |4 pm HIPISSR 1 GI3BORNE & AUCKLAND - Tarawera | 'Ihurs Flo* a | Mon , •Calling at Kast Coast bayt StSKSYv 8 ! A iUOKLAHJJ Tayaweta 1 ThursJ June 1 | 4 poi " " SYDNEY WBECT Waikare | Frday I June 2 J 4pm Waihora | Friday | June 9 | 4pm „ PICrON Ail D NfiLSOW . Booking cargo thiou^h'td. Sienbeim at 15s per ton. Wainni | Wad | g *y 31 |1 pm Rotorua* | Tjum | Juoo 1 i neon •Ci!*.nec>ins with tram lor Blenheim at 6 p.m. ■ - 'B" PLY MOUTH ASD OWBHUJSGi FOJi AUCKLArfD, . Con at x'ew Plyinontb with throng! train from WeUingtoi on Tneedayi ar-d Fiidays. Rotoiti, | Tunis | June 1 j J?m Takaprn%* | San | J ane W^TVfVTT, OK«-TMOUTH~&'HOK: fIKA VTA PIOTON AND NELBO Waitui | Wed | Ma> 31 j1 pm Haupiri fr.-it j Jqti3 3 | coon tOoos not uhII at Picron. I BA£b'roN6A~AMD TAHITI JROM » AUUKLt?D. Oval-iu ! Tnt« j Juco' 6 SUVA A~LETUKA", FROM AUCkXANI Ifpnlo j Wed 1 Jjcb 21 Tickets available by Me3Brs"H.nddarl P«rktr at d Co.'s. steamere Weotmiia and Anglian. SOUTH KEA ISLaND-fEXOURSIONt Mnr.'.p .ua will leive Vuckland about W«i'.cp«r'ay, May - 31st for , Tonga Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney. To 4 " be fci 'owed by Hauroto four week* iat&rj P«s3i'.agßrs booked to West Aasfarallan Ports* i'ass'onuers Booked, and all ia■'orsußtion to ba obtained iroru roHSSrOH & CO., '.anpo Qnay SHOili'K-*T ROU IB TO AOCELdAiS VIAONEHUNQA. Stainiars leavre . TAR ANA K 1 FOB '5^ •- %v ONKBU.NOA ■^ l^g'V«BatapM.A ß nnder (weather permitting) :-— Takapun i i •• nes i May 30 | 9.15 pm Boot. F.i | Juifc 2 | 0.45 pm Takapuqt. | Tnn^] Junn 6 I 9.46 pm Rotoiti | un | June 1 1 |945 pm ♦Paaffl'seurscJin embark at Weilin^toi. an Saj.U »v and Thurdayn, proceeding through by 'earner to Onobunga for Ai^kUn-i '.-•-- fpHE TYSER LINE (LIMITED) |; DfitECT- "ST^M^SEKVICE^BETWEEN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND AUSTRALASIA. [- First-class steamers will leave New York at regular intervals, taking cargo for I Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, , lington, . .. anterbury, and Otago. .Tbo Company's next deep itches will be — S.S. TOMOANA (irew, steamer'^ 25 ib Junn'S.H. INDBAMAYO, 4110 tone, 25th July IJxbw Z aland importers of American ; Merchandise are' specially invited to in- : struct thtir A gon ta in the (Jnited Staffs to supintrt tbe Tyee'e Liae ttestDsrß.p-nd to icommribicate. with tke Company s Naw TorY _ jrrecectativep, Messrs Fnnch.Edya -.and Co., Produce Exchange, Net? York, .Messrs Tyser and Co.. 16 Fenohurch Avenna, London,^! M» Jas. L. Btevanaon, iWang'a'odl, RICHARD TODD, Colonial Superintendent, Nanier. ' THE TYSER {LINE, Limited. I BEG. to, announce the appointment ol MR JAMES L. STEVENSON ac Anent at Wanganui for the Tyser Line Bteamers. . . Consignees of inward cargo and shippers of homeward cargo are requested t: communicate with Mr Btevenson for anj information they may reou re regarding tha Company's services. , -viuiTAMD TODD, Doles) al Superintendent, • Napier b'ANDEfi & SONS' EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. . According to reports of a great numbe of physicians of the highest professional standing, there are offered Encalypt Extract vhich posiess no curativo quail ties. In protection of the world widt •ama; of SANDEB AND SONS' PRE PABATION we publish a few abstract) (rom these reports whicb bear fully onl that no reliance can be placed in othei prodnote.,-Dr W.B. Bush Oakland' Fla. writes i— "li is sometimes difficult t< obtain tbe genuine arcicle " (SANDEI AND SODS'.) T employed difforon other preparations; *hoy had no thera peutic value and no effects. In one oaai the effects were similar to the oil cam pnora, tho objectionable aotion of whicl ts well known. ' Dr H. Drake, Portland Oregon, says :- " Since I became ac quarated with this preparation (SANDEI AND, SONS') 1 use no other form o Eucalyptus, as I think it by far thi tha best." DrS. P. Preston, Lynchburi Va., writos *. — " X never ueed any prepari tion other than SANDEB ASD SONS as I have fonnd tne others to be almos eless." Dr J. M. Cormeil, Kansas Oity Sans., cays :— ' Cara has to be exercise not to be supplied with spnrlons prepara i -none, as dose by my supply-druggist. Dr H. H. Hart, New York, says i~" 1 gees without saying that SANDER AN] BOSS' EUOALYPTI EXTRACT is th beet in the market." Dr James Reek! Fairview, N.M.—" So wide ie with m ' the range of applications of PANDE AND SONS* EUCALYPTI EXTBAC that I carry it with me wheiever I go. Und it most useful in diarrhoea, all throi troubles, bronchitis. Ac." Dr A. MoKfc . rica, Brownsburg, Ind.— "l regard SAti DER AFD BOSS' EUCALYPTI Ei •TJACT with high reputa. Au a remad 3 tor asthmatic and broncnial troubles, lertainly cannot, be excelled TOHN *NABELL. AUTHOBISED AND LICENSED SU VEYOR, ' WAVERLEY. Agents at Wanganoi— Liffiton k Niz< Agent ar Fatea— Mr E. G. Homer OOR all Artists' lateral (oheapi C in New Zealand, try B > wi TINGEY'S