The Ashburton Gusrdian.

Vol xxi, wo* 584 4

Ashburton : Saturday, April 13, 1901

Price .; One Penny

The Flour Milling Trust.

A BREACH EXPECTED. Wellington, April 12 It is stated by the N.Z. Trade Review thai the Flour Millers' Aiaoeiation is rutnonrtd to be not ft quite happy family, and that there are aleo reporta that, m spite of th« pfnulty p ovided for withdrawsl from tht compact! m let* than two years, it it not »t all improbable that m breach will takd pilot befoie loag.

The Federation Commission

United Prese Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copy right Adelaide, April 12 The South Australian Register, com menting on the arrival of the Commis sion, and the evidence it had taken m New Zealand and other colonies, Bays, while recognising Ihe full force of the sentimental argument m favor of onion, and entertaining admiration and fiteem to a marked degree for the individuality and nobility of the New Jse»landeri«, we are bound to say that m oar judgment the case for the enlargement of the Commonwealth has not at present been proved, Ibe onus of showing the necessity for widening the area of jnrif diction does not rfat with Aoßtralb, and if immediately or later on, the New Zealanders ask to be admitted to the Conitnonwealtn on terms mutually •greed opon, they may be sure the j application will receive earnest and sympathetic consideration. In the meantime the policy of the Federal Government should be to promote th« feelings of goodwill and amity which should exist between two great co operating countries.

King Milan's Confessions.

RUINED BY GAMBLING.

The Paria Temps has published a long *nd interesting letter fjom ex-King Milan to Qaeen Nathalie, written from Bayonne on January 12th 1893, when the Queen was at Biarritz. The letter fa In the name of a general confession, m which the King expresses regret, and even re' morte for the past It runs as follows:— •' Nathalie, I hava been here since yester day evening hidden m a wretched hole of an hotel ac Bayonne uijder the name of Henry Cweargl. For the h ar ot supreme rtsolutious has sounded, and that of your revenge and triumph has arrived. I have only a few days more to live. At the moment when I am about to appear oefore my Supreme Jadge I wish to tell you all, and you will relate it some day to our child." King Mihn goes on to refer to private circumstances which led to hii separation from the Qaeen, and remarks that the bourse and other gambling transactions had rendered life very diffl« coh out of Servls, and especially In Paris. He continues :—*'The bourse and other forms of gambling have driven me Into such a position that I am forced and obliged to die. The world, will say thafc women have contributed to this, but the world, as la frequantly the case, will be wrong riodaj lam not only ruined, bat my debts amount to 345,000 franca, while my assets consist only of ray personal effects and bllver plate, worth 100,000 francs, and jewels, whiah. were estimated »t death of Prince Michael to be worth from 3000 io 4000 francs. I must nofe blow opt my brains, bat muse die by accident m order that the world m»y not know my reasons, which would recoil on the King. There Is, perhaps, a possible combination between yon and me which should save his honour. It wonld consist, m order to help me to regulate ray position, In putting fe u m possession of all I have; The day when our son cornea of age he will leave yon, ac you and he will decide, m possession ot all that or Its equivalent m money." King Milan proceeds to express the hope that his son may make a very rich marriage and m conclusion says* MOn» thing you have done wrong In your life and that was failing to comprehend ths fragility of the Throne and thwarting me mmy sentiments m this matter and m my arrangements," > Queen Nathalie replied In suitable terms, protesting against the suggestion that the hour of her revenge would arrive with the death of her husband. She strongly urged him not to commit; suicide, and added. *' As the only wrong thing with which yon reproach me, lam proud of >it. Kings are not made to distrust their people and make capital out of them, but to live, suffer, and perish with them." In conclusion, the Queen said that her means did not permit her to pay the 345,000 francs owned by King Milan, but that she was ready to extend to him the helping hand on condition that it should be In the sight and knowledge of the 1 whole world and not secretly, as tha King required.



IDs Livingstone's Opinion of the Boiks —Fifty years ago a man whose word nobody will doubt had bitter experiecoe of Boer savageries such as those of which the people of Oalvinia, Cape Colony, have recently been witnesses. During the temporary abstoot of Dr Livingstone from Kolobeng, the Botri made a descent upon his mission th«r* ( massacred many of the natives, oatried off the school children as slaves, and viciously and wantonly destroyed Livingstone's hootc and ftl! iti contests, and burned thi litlla town. The etory as told by Livingstone hM a painful similarity to the reoounta! of Boer atrocities m Nfttal and Cape Colony. Hen are Livingstone's own words :-— * The Boera gutted our house at Kolobeng ; they brought four waggons down, and took away sofa, table, bed, all the crockery, smashed fehe wooden chairs, book away tha iron onet, tore out the leavtsß of all the books, and scattered them m front of the houee, •mashed the bottles containing medicines, windows, oven door, took a way the snuth-beliowe, anvil, all the tools—ia fact, everything worth taking. They then went up to Ucnaue, went to churoh morning and afternoon, and heard Mebalwe preach ! I wonder what the Peace Society would do with thwt worthies. They are Christian* }'



; Cures Coughs, [ \ , » Soothes and Heals h ■ . « Throat and Lungs, r * A damp, raw atmosphere finds the r \ weak spots m throat and lungs. To . some people it brings Bronchial j, - Catarrh, to others a throat or lung j» "i cough, and to still others some £ \ serious lung mischief. Such people |» < can find a positive, lasting cure and - " restoration to perfect health m fc jAr" Lane's^ I : ¥ Creasoted : |— Emulsion I j| Of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo- ; 41 phosphites of Lime and Soda. J£ Physicians and the Medical Press - 4 agree that Lane's Creasoted Emul- r A sion soothes and heals the mucous i£ 2 membrane of the lungs and air %, 41 passages. They prescribe it m<r 4 Chronic Bronchitis, the troublesome r j Cough of Influenza, and for Whooping £ 4 Cough and Croupy Coughs m chil- j£ 4 dren. T J"* Lane's Crkasoted Emulsion is. 5, sold by all Chemists and Stores. h The one point for you to be care- h ful about is-that you ask for and L % accept only [• J Lane's Creasoted Emulsion, it J .; PRICE, 2s. £ Monumental Sculptor, 60 Stafford St, Timaru tA LWA YS m Sfcook—A J\. olaai selection of Marble and Granits Monumente, Designs and Estimates for warded on application. Letter Catting m any etyle



AFTER Two Years.— ■ • ' The case of Mr Herbert, of Eoglandt ngland, Petone. 11l for pears. Seven Weeks m the Greaines Wellington Hospital. Un able to work- for one year *nd eleven months. Some PI ANTF- lociors s*s 8 Gouty i |/«l Kidneys, jothers Bright's R.U A Disease, but all agreed it was » Serious Kidney Trouble. Tried every known runedy Our 1 a fit without relief. PLANTS;- KOA Effects a Cure. Mr loved and 11. England has been working for Boma time now at manual lustrioaa labour, that of a botcher at ■he Gear Meat Preserving Queen wa i Works, Petone. Kindly | I read Mr England's letter. once tsked, which was received just icforo Christmas :— • What is the Beach Street, Potono. December 22, 1900 I source of H"rg Sir—lt is with the greatest i pleasure I fend you these land's great' Pew lines, testifying to the $reat cord effected m my ness and m :a^e through taking your fTerbal Remedy, PLAJSTE repIy welland KOA. I have been a sufferer 'or years with Kidney truly Bald, Trouble, and have not been ib'e i® work for a year and pointing to jleven months, bnt thanks oPLANTEKOAIam fche Bible, 'gain able to follow my usnal 'mployment. During this that Is the cng period I have tried various kinds of Medicines, fecret. , but none gave me relief like PLANTEKOA Anypergon wishing to know anything Tn he cast farther about my late illness, ma the good that Plantekoa under review lid for me, if they will call m me, or write, lehall only P^ANTEKOA be too happy to give them ' ill the information I can; plays an im *nd again I nay it is with the greatest pleasure 1 send you portanfc part, shese few lines, sincerely loping that other sctferers from Kidney disease will be If yon want induced to try Plantekoa— Yoors truly, further parti Herbert England, Beach Street, Petone enlarfl, write; Wishing you the Compli ments of the season—H E bnt don't for* We need scarcely add that get to enclose ohese kind wishes we heartily reciprocate, and wish for Mr stamped ad England,his wife and family, prosperity, health and tnppl dreesed en* aess, m the truest sense of rhe term, for many long velope for years to come ; more eepeci *Uy after the long period reply. ;f sickness, suffering, and »nxiety they have beencalled ipon to pass through. PLANTEKOA OINTMENT, PLANTEKOA HERB SOAP, For the Toilet and Bath. Obtainable from Jackson, Herbalist ; Cars<n and Co, Grocers; and Chemists and Grocera everywhere.



• DUNLOP'S « • **oes not «ttemP*to compete with inferior brands sold at cheaper prices. •^^^r Tr^L'¥r^'''tr,' -c-c t~I Th*lftfffc thfttlt hM • ****** I ~ § Ihm^^ tZ? LhJ. sale than any °^her Tobacco I | | "^ I imported into Australasia i* -^ sufficient evidence that its (superb smoking qualities have hit the public taste. . . . . .t!t .



I The New Aperient! $ s** * > I "Impey's May Apple "■ I L J 8 IJuflrviYer m modo; forfiier m re, a | L-—— ——1 | | pt Two Shillings per Bottle, to § ■*• * § S 8 CHEMISTS AND STORES.



SMOKE KOJSEJCS-^Y TOBACCO The Lafceafe and Best Manufactured by O Williams & Oo ', Richmond Va. E SURE yoa ask for the KapFd Shirt Gloss, and take no other. All leading Grocers PIANOFORTE, THEORY HARMONY Ernest Empson, i C.T.A.B. fiERTIFICATED Teacher of the Asaeoia. \^J ted Board of the Royal College of Musia and the Royal Academy of Music, London), ig prepared to receive pupils for the above. Rooms above Mr B M Jones, Eas fetr PIANOFOETE^iND SINGING MRS JOHNSTON KE9UMED Teaching on- TUESDAY 29th Jan. h ___ Havelook Stree AR. Alooen's Sale—A plendid «„,.. of Men's and Boys' Clothing at greatly reduced prices j Boys' Norfolk Salt* at lls 6d, worth 15s 6d j Men's Strong Kaiapoi Tweed Trousers 8a 6<3, usual price lls 6d ; Ladies' Hose from 6d a pair, a Bpeolal line at Is ; a greab variety of Men's and Boys' Btraw Hate, must be sold Ladies eron Oxford Shoes from 5s 9d *-„ _____ WANTED Known - The Kapid Lightning Shirt Gloss Is sold by all Grocers ; a wondßrfnl Shirt glaae Smoke New Veins



SEX with a Hammer. From all iron mongers and Storekeepers. JBIFUROATBD RIVBI CO., Ltd., London, England. Full particulars from Harrison & Webb, Auckland. (Cub this out and show your Ironmonger. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1859 CAPITAL—ONE MILLION THE Premier and Wealthiest Colonial Company, Noted lor Promptness and Liberality Paid-up Capital and Reserves, $400,000 Fire and Marine Risks, Also, —■ Risks on Growing Crops, Threshing Machines, etc, accepted afe lowest current rates nicoliFbro?., Agents



KAYE & CAUTER, GRRISTCmTROE HERBERT A. FLOWER, MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER FRUITERER, &o. /CHOICEST Euglinh Oonfcoflons, Toffies V / Candies, and Pure Boi'ed Lolliee, Hot Pies, Cold Luncheon, Tea, Ooflfee. and Chocolate always ready. FLOWER rS REFRESHMENT ROOMS Edßt Stree Aehburton. HOUBE -OAINTING, OUiSE ± AINTING, QIGN WRITING, T7ITO, OIGN WRITING, JDjTC, TRY «T X,. «JOGr «, Tancrko Stbeet. f|^Hß~Kapid~Lightning ShiFTGlos X works wonders. Try a tin ; it will more than pay you Old Harness Machine Belting, Etc*



KAYE- & GARTER ARE CASH BUYERS, highedb current' rates, all FARM PRODUCE. Agents tor Button's and Lawson's Unrivalled Seeds. New Season's Supplies of RAPE, TURNIP, MANGEL CLOVERS, & &o, JUST LANDED, LARGE STORES at LYTTRLTON EXTENSIVE CLEANING MACHINERY, CORNS AUKS always on hand, ;



LAND FOR SALE I have For Sale the following Blocks of Laud, m fcussockj m the Hinds District: 2000 Acres Plains Land m tussock 1500 „ 1900 (I 600  Reclaimed Swamp Land Also Hirst Class Farmuin Blocks of 100 Acres and upwards to 5500 acres I Several Farms, variooa sizes, thoroughly improved, for'eale; well worth the money |. Tiii .„». , D. THOMAS, ;ashborton,



DAVID THOMAS, AUCTIONEER, LAND, INSURANCE & ESTATE AGENT VALUATOR, WOOL & GBAIN^BKOKEK S ASHBURTOJN Loans Negotiated Weekly Sales o! Live Stock—Tinwald and Ashburton'alternately Fortnightly Sales of Sheep Skins, Fats, Hides, etc, on Mondays Sales of Wool Thronghont the Season Grain Bought and Sold on Commission Olparing Sales as per arrangements Arcade Horse and Furniture Sale held on Sa&ardayi Hor3e Fairs Held Monthly AGENT JOB, Matson and 00, Ohristcharch Booth, McDouald and Co, Ohristchurch White's Sheep Dip Walter A Wood Oo Bow ring Bros' Belting London, and Lancashire Insurance Company Graham's Foot Eot Composition Wright, Stephenson and Oo^ Dunedin Belfast Manures Vacuum Oil Company's Agricultural Gils Planet Jr 9 Garden and Field Tools



mm. BILIOUS ATTACKS, FITS OF DEPRESSION, HEADACHE, NAUSEA, GIDDINESS* &c. They possess three grand qualities, being SPEEDY SAFE ANDjCERTAIN, Thk Schoolmistress, St. Anne's Schoci, Wandsworcn, writes as follows. "My mother and eldest sister have taken your Pills for years for bilious attacks and sick headaches, and have always found them most beneficial.'* •taufactuvod only at 78, New Oxford Btr«^l^^iri^rcs hointota md Medlcino y -*-,y« t -p.f nK*i*tjQ au»qwissLpaffir.ya~ifpM;Mii^i-iiiM^ 'n— -■ ■ ** -—a^^K. ■ FOR TOURING AND ORDINARY EVERY BAY RIDINQ MASSEY-HAERrs BICYCLES ARE ESSENTIAL. r Hfr l 'JvßmG FFiro^ele, etc. jn a MAS9IY abb'op such man grade «J t that thfM l°n 5 V Pi! X t' 0 *? manufactnre '» ca'efßlI F «a««^ i, uiac me xVi AfcMLY JfcUBMS bicycle will withstand the severest. SAGE Country ridebs who trade wilh the MAFSEY HABRIS COMPANY CAN RELY upon ABSOLUTE SATISFA«TION BEING G3VEN. Our Guarantee Is a iibbral ose aud the iefms fasy. k eoond hand Machines are taken m pabt paymbkt. Canada Cycle <& Motor Go,, Limited. nrTWTnr (MASSBY-HARRIS BRANCH) DUN JDIN DEPOT-12U GEORGE STREET. Branches and Agencies everywhere ihrongh«'Ot Wew Zealand.



—j 30000 . y oEioif E5% Cooking* Rf?Dyeß ~^^^^^^=^^~ :S!S^^^^» ■ . In Use m the Co!ooy ffp^>=zzz^\ 'l'*le^ burn Ligaite, True Coal, or Wood up - « I I : NO SETTING REQUIRED. If r^^^gvjijr With Stove Pipe can be worked onb m b UicfiooKl jft rvS^T'^iP open. Splendid Bread Bakera raiira eC?^'? 10!^ th cet }roD or 00PPer ■ baHewi. The SS Z^Z^BlR copper boilers are large, and tin lined inside. §UJ| jJpsSaas!: * v Hmß^ml -.".■.  Repairs are a Minimom. 11 .n^^~^L AJjjjyßywM|lß^ Mad am all sizee, single or doable oveooi r... M' |! _ f*T [ ' "r*~~*~f Hgh or lowpresßure boiler m^ ■ Sold ball Ir^rtrgeri, frrm *|tn it'goei n be obtaed, or from the i H. E. SHAOKLOCK, LTD. 11U LLUV fM i 0 PILLS



T. H. D-WDRILL & CO., OA BINETM AKERS & UPHOLSTERERS. FURNITURE AND BEDDING MADE ON THE PREMISE S. WE ABE||STILL MAKING our Famous Drawing Room Suites m Plußh and Tapestry, which beat Christchurch for price and quality. Oall and see them, JUST LANDED.— A large assortment of Austrian, American, and Canadian Chairß. These Goods were bought before the recent rise. In prices, which enables us to sell at lowest prices. Bedsteads and Toilet Ware—Largest stock m town ; at all prices; T INOLEUMS," ■ T)UGS, jQILCLOTHS, JL4 INOLEUMS, Jtt/UGS, V/ILOLOTHS, In New and Chaste Designs ; at all prices. DOOR MATS—AII sorts, all sizes. We manufacture all our own Goods on the premises, of the best material and workmanship, so buy from us and encourage Local Industry ; besides, yoa may go farther and fare worae than at T. H. UNDRILL & CO.'S. CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, PICTURE FRAMERS, ABh UNDERTAKERS* TAN'ORED ETREi,T, Nexb£to"bbe Building Society's Cffice,gand io oppoßite Arcade,)" I



y^B are CASH BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT CANADIAN OATS, TARTAR OATS. TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS—SampIes received at Stores, West Street. Other days—Samples received at the Mill. CORN SACKS SUPPLIED. j GRISTING DONE ON FARMFRS 1 ACCOUNT. CANTERB URY ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. (ROLLITT AND C 0..) D. WOOD, Manager



COMBINED LIFF AND_ACCID&NT TABLES THE" MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA OFFERS IN THE FIRST YEAR OF THE TWENTIETH JOENTDRY SOMETHING ABSOLUTELY NEW. Ordinary Life Policies do not cover Accidents unices they result i« Leath Ordinary Accident Polices do not covet Death unless caused by Accident THE COMBINED LIFE AND ACCIDENT POLIO IBP Cover both, and at Specially Low Rates. THEY ARE ISSUED IN THE THREE FOLLOWING FORMS:— TABLE AC—ASSURANCE PAYABLE Combined m each case with Compensation AT DEATH- for— , Premiums payable during Life of the ! Assured. PERMANENT TOTAL DISABLE TABLE CO. — ASSURANCE PAYABLE MENT AT DEATH— PERMANENT PARTIAL DISABLE Premiutna payable during specified MENT, or term of years. TEMPORARY TOTAL DISABLE- TfiBLE EO. — ENDOWMENT ABSUR- MENT, ANOii 1 — if resulting from Accident during currency Payable at end of term of years, or of the Policy, and while Premiums are being previous deathi paid thereon; For Tables of Rates and full particulars apply at any Office of the Asßooiatlon, or to HUGO FRIKDLANDBR, District Agent. ! JOHN TOTTY, Representative for New Easiness, Ashbarton. j Branch Office r l&D Hereford Street, Christchurch. .2 177



BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS MANUREiS, ARE THE BEST •piOR TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER OROV, ! ' SPECIAL MANURE can. bo mad 3 for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST BEARON. i MANURE CAN BE SUPPLIFD IN 1 Cwt, or 2 Cv-t. F/CKS Orders received hj 1 Jo%i:t.lKlOl^AW»lfiß. 3BTROK., JL.lmlt<^., DAVID TEIOIWCA.S, OR THJfc JN.St. FARMERS CO-HPEBA.TIVE BSSOCIATION OF CAMTIfIRBCJRY, LiMalted. t OAMTEBBUBT FKOZEN MEAT A^B DAIRY PROPUCE EXPORT COMPANY LIMITED. 8 80 F. WAYMOU Secretary.



UIBY &FECJAL APPOINfMEKT. 1' , ;_PURVEYORS OF THE CELEBRATED HONDAI-LANKA CEYfLON PACKED AND SEALED TEJAI TO[the rKHte and alse to the 'Plain People'—None too high or tc« lowj'to£appreclate its unblended coodae'-a. BLENDED TEA DRINKERS TRYJ UNBLENDED HONDAI-LANKA MAHARAJAH No. 1 FIRST AWAHD PARIS EXHIBITION.



Kote tb© Address—Davis's Comer PRIZE DUCKS! FOR SALE — Purebred White Pekia Ducke, from first prize atock, 5b each Apply H0- Bebktman, Ashbarton 2 219 Jtrgs3Bg>Bßigßgvri:^iri_r^..^:^ ___=rr= BPORT. SPORT. FPORT GUNB 4 GUNS GUNS. HARDLFy BROS EAST STREET, HAVE TO HAND, direob from iha Mftoafactmrers, a large Consignment of bho Famous HEW RIVAL CARTRIDGES. Lurge euppliea also arriving of Eley's: ilmberibe, Blue Shutze, Kynock'a Nobels, ! eta. Special clearance of Wire Cartridges, owlog to being overstocked. G-UNS, GUNS, For Ftrst-olasß Guns, at a low price, give lie ft trial ;• our prices defy competition. UTJNB of all makes REPAIRED and put la first-olaus order by a Practical Gunsmith, Address-- HAEDLEY BEOS-



A. AGER AECHITEOT. AECADB CHAMBERS ASHBURTON. TF you wa»fc t NEW HOUBB, o. Alter tioiss, or Newest Style of Decorations, CONSULT MB AGJIR. Call and see the 'NEW FI6BOSE BLIND Imitation of Venetian, at half the price Q. JESSON, ~ PBiC rJJC/L W/7tE&ia*KAKD JEWELLER HAVING|' t taken »; lease of one of tbe snow ebopa In Davis's corner, i am noiß showing a large and varied stock of Watehea Glooke, and Jewellery Eleotro.plate, Eb suitable hv Chrietmaa and Wedding Pr Beats ab prices which defy competition,



HENRY STEPHENBON, (successor bo Alfred Harrißon,) Established 20 years, AUCTIONEER, LAND ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER WEEKLY f3AL!S of Live Stoofe Produce, Furniture, etc, EVERY SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock. Clearing Sales of Stock, Household Furnl tore, etc., as per arrangement m any part of the county. Advances made *on all goods placed m my naads for Sale. Begular Consignments of Colonial Grown aad Island Fruit sold privately through the week, and at Auction on SATURDAYS. Asbitt : JSforwloh Onion Fire lusnranco Company It Dreaden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Company. PIANOS and ORGANS on time pay merits from 80s per month. HENRY STEPHINSON, AUCTIONEER.



F«r farther partiooluß Apply t» - fRIKDLANDBR BROS., t/n>. SHAWTSAVILL ANDTIbF6n~" . ■■ COMPANY, LIMITED, .  FOR LONDON. .a^JL TB»QYAL MAIL STFiS- -'-* MMRS, wifch superior ] ' ■' ■:''D;l^ l '*'" RBeotaiaoj!stioo foral! classes of passengers, callfn^ at onts YSdeo or Rio, Tenor!7o »nd Ply. ontb. Veiaal Ton Oommaiader From Date.' Kumara 6000 Scotland Wel'b'o April 11 Oobblo 7730K<dley — June 20 OARGO STEAMERS" Mamari 3583 Binka Lytfci^n M&y ' Maori 53!7Moffab Wel'g'n May 9 ffiakotnara 6238 Maxwell Wellg'n June 4 Miktatna '2342 Hoimea UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF N!W ZEALAND. Limited PAH FHCBiLITTELTON AS UNDER: F©r Wesbport and Greymouth—Weekly Wellington— Monday, Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturdays NOTE—For extra sailings Bee advertise ment m Ghrietohnrch papers Danedia — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelson and Pioton, via Wellington- Tuesday and Saturday 8f dney s via Auckland — Alternate (Thursdays The above are subject to alteration ; eference should therefora be made to Ohrisochitrch daily papers for dates and hoar of Ballfpg * For farther particulars apply to F PRRRIMAN, Agent, Aehburton



■" "!NEW ZEALAND <^E^^ ;sHIPPINOoos's ""LINE ROYAL MAIL STE4MERS FOR LONDON, | via Monte Vliee, ITsnerlff© & Plymeuth. r Probable final Steamers. Tens. Port. Date. Rimntaka* 7765 Wellington Vlnrch 28 Wakatane 6715 — April — Wakantil 5706 „ April 25 Waimabe 5610 — April P*p*roEt f-563 — May 23 ffonpriro* 7700 — To follow Pap&UHi 6372 — „ Rupeho* 8000 — „ •Twin Sorewa.