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Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1735, 6 September 1875, Page 1

i*k&. A/F AIL LINP] ACROSS dOT»rir^±T.jl- THE PACIFIC. THE AUSTRALASIAN STEAM NAVIGATION CO.'! TIME TABLE BETWEEN .Australia, New Zealand, & California The vessels of the Company leave Auckland, callin< at Honolulu, and return from San Francisco, a' nnder:— LEAVES AUCKLAND. LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO City of Melbourne Spt. 3 Mikado Au°- X Jtacgregor Oct. 1 Cyphrenes .".Sept* IS Mikado Oct. 29 City of Melbourne Oct lj . , _ Macgregor Nov. t A tram leaves San Francisco for New York daily with branch lines through the States; and powerful Bteamers leave the latter city daily for England thu< affording a speedy and enjoyable trip to Europe Passengers and cargo booked to Honolulu and San lYancisco. Early application is necessary to secure passages For all further particulars apply to JOHN REID, Agent for A.S.jNT. Company, Commerce-st., Auckland. "Vkav TJEGULAR MONTHLY «f*rjK^-f-IU STEAM COMMUNICATION *i/^gI\Svi>BETWEEN AUCKLAND, SYDNEY jggreSSßfr AND MELBOURNE. ' The fast and favourite s.«. HERO. Captain Logan, may be expected here again about the 27th instant. She will leave again for Sydney and Melbourne three days after arrival. Tor freight or passage apply to CRUICK SHANK & CO., Agents. 16, Queen-street, Auckland, Sept. 1, 1875. VK& "J^OR TaKANAKL fiPWWk, X NKLSON, PICTON. WELWMMVg^ LINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND [Booking hrough to Melbourne, Greymouth, and HokitikaJ TUESDAY, 7th SEPT. The Union Steam Shipping Company's magnificent new Steamer TATJPO, Captain Macfarlane, will leave Onehunga Wharf on TDESDAX, 7th September, at 12.30 p.m. Latest train for passengers, 11.10 a.m. 15th Sept.— H AWE A. ) 22nd Sept.—T a UPO Uas above. Ist Oct— HA.WEA j For freight or passage apply to HENDEKSON & MaCFARLANE, - 25, Queen-street. -■W fkIEW ZEALAND fff'^ STEAM SHIPPING COMPANT (LIMITED.) Foe New Plymouth, Nelson, Pioton, Weliihsion, LYTTEI.TON, and Otago ; transhipping at Wellington for Wangandi, Napier, and Poverty Bat ; and at Nelson for "Westpobt, Gbetmouth, and Hokttika. [Pabskngebb Booked Thbotjgh to MEiiBOTJBNE.] 'The s.B. TARANAKI Will leave the Manukau immediately after arrival in Auckland of R M. S. Mikado. SEPTEMBER TIME TABLE. 12th—s.s. TARaNAKI) 18th-s.s LADYBIRD Vas above. 23rd—s.s. PHO3BE J For freight or passage apply to W. F. WHEELER, Auckland. Or, A. BAR" ES, Onehunga. Offices: Hobson's Buildings, Shortland-street tA F ° KAI pA R A ~m Jljmjjkzt Forwarding Goods to all Stations. The Regular Trader AMARANTH Will leave Onehunga Wharf as above on Tuesday. 7th September. For freight, &c, apply to JAMKS W. WALLER, Agent, 7, Queen-street. efc*^ MEW ZKALAND SHIPPNG COMPANY. JH»^» por LONDON DIRECT. The Al barque E.OBINA DUNLOP, 493 tons register, Captain A. Jack, having a large - portion of her cargo engaged, is expected to sail as above about the middle of September. Por freight apply to JOHN BATGKER, Agent New Zealand Shipping Co. (Limited). ■ Mereftandis®. Q N SAL E, 1500 SACKS HEAVY PEED AND OTHEK OATS. 5 TONS ANDEESON AND MOWATS' KAKANUI OATMEAL. 8 TONS DUNCAN'S OTAGO OATMEAL. 70 TONS BAKER'S FINEST FLOUR, in sacks. >i „ in 50's & 100's 1} TONS PEARL BARLEY 200 SACKS BRAN 200 SAGES MALT BARLEY 40 KEGS CANTERBURY, NELSON, AND SYDNEY BUTTER 32 CASES CANTERBURY CHEESE 15 CASES CANTERBURY AND SYDNEY BACON, SIDES, HAMS, i AND ROLLS 15 BALES NELSON HOPS. T. H. HALL & CO. — ■ TEA, IN HALF-CHESTS AND^BOXTs J BOOTS, SHOES, AND LEATHER SHEATHING AND ROOFING FELT NON-CONDUCTING HAIR FELT. T- H. H ALL & CO Wyndham-street. NEWMARKET IRONMONGERY BUSINESS. In retiring from the Business, I have to thank W° merB lor their long and steady support, and tv> great Pleasure in recommending Mr. GRICE as «c new Proprietor of the above Ail accounts owing up to this date will be paid to "ceiptofthLame. 1111*8 ™ be paid °n I consfnr^ 1"; Wm- .More an. Saddler, having kindly X'nted to receive monies due to me, parties . oearmg to pay will please call at hi? shop ' J. H. WITHEHORD, August 31, 1875. Newmarket. J v S TRECEIVED, AND ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED: ( Sharp's Axes Sharp's Hatchets Camp Ovens J Firmer's Chisels Stamped Milk Dishes Tea Kettles Frying Pans Brushware Galvanized and American Buckets HandSaws Tennant Saws Salter'B -pring Balance • . &c, &c, &c. gE O. GRI CE, \ lE.OHMONGER, NEWMARKET, ; '.;-. : Late Withrfora. )