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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 75, 7 April 1885, Page 1

9mHB NEW ZEA.J( *-*|Sf" T LAND SHOPPING COMVfi rt^^rsi PANY'S ROYAL MAI!. Joo^f^< I LINK OF STEAMERS L/tj S K'iji "ill (undor Contract with the "^"^ y Now Zoaland Government) Win bo despatohod with Her Majesty's Mall« us under for LONDON, Via Rio do Janeiro and Madeira i— Stcnmera. (tops-Jd^*,,. Date. RUAl'EHn_«_,_ 1,1(13 Woll'ngton AprUl2 Kaikoura 4,750 Lyttelton JlayO Tong.vkiro _,__ 4,1(3 _ Juno 4 AoitANQI 4,163 .. July 2 Rimutaka J 4,750 .. , July 30 And thenceforward ovory fourth Thursday. Tho above are all now steamers, built specially for the trade, and oommanded by men of great jrperlenoe, The longth of the passage by the Company* iteamera averages undor 40 days. Passage money l Saloon, from 60 sulnoaa upwards; second cabin, 10 guinea* | steerage, from 18 guineas. For freighter passage apply to THE HKAD OFFICES, CHRISTCHURGH. Or to the Branohes and Agents of the Company throughout the Colony. fl~~ TTIOR GREYMOUTH Pp^^^, 1j direct. Tho regular trader S.S. HERALD, p^*"%s^ 100 A1 at Lloy( j 8> Si R- savory, I Master, will leave Onohunga [ Ij Wharf on WEDNESDAY mornCarries an exporioncod Stewardcs?. Carao must be booked through at Stone Bros. Office before 1 p m. STONE BROS., Agents. " sLj&T WOR £"O"NDON. 4ffi!z!s23g& Th ° At "UPP'-r barque tons register, A. H. Sargent, master, Is now loading for London, and having tha groatcr part of her cargo engaged, will have prompt despatch. For freight or passage apply to CRUTCKSHANK & COAgents. 18. Queon-street, Auotland. March Ith. 1885. x^r_ fTIHE EASTERN AND STEAMSHIP (LIMITED), LINE OF STEAMERS FROM SYDNEY TO CHINA AND EABTERN PORTS. Tho Steamera of this Line (all of which are of the highest olass) leave Sydney regularly every four weeks. For all particulars, apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO., Agents. Queen-Btroet Auckland. QHAW, SAVILL AND d^^^^^y ALBION COMPANY MONTHLY LINE OF FAST STEAMERS BETWEEN ALL THE I'ORTS OF NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON. TAINUI (new), 5,250 tons reg.. 3.600 l.h.p. ARAWA (new), 5.250 tons res,, 3,600 i.h.p. COPTIC .. 4,367 tons reg., 3,000 l.h.p. lONIC.. . 4,753 tons reg., 3,000 i.h.p. DORIC.. .. 4,744 tons reg., 3,000 i.h.p. The two first-named steamers are built specially for tho servioo by Messrs Denny Bros., on tho Clydo. and are fltrod with all the latest improvements. The others previously belonged to tho famous White SUir Line, and are already favourably known in the New Zealand trade. All information to bo obtained from the agCntß> L. D. NATHAN & CO., A. HEATHER, CRUICK3HANK S CO. j> r _ mHE S.S. NEPTUNE jHj££*HT£r JL will leave Helonsvllle Friday, aftor arrival oi «B^^s^W' first train, for Batley, Pahi, Matakoho, and Point Curtis, and will leave Point Curtis at high water on avory Saturday morning for Helensvllle dlroot, parrying passengers and trejght.^ JSte^dk S» B. WAIT AX I, _4§py*|»§WtlS tonii reKlster 430 h.p.. wIU despatched to WHANGAKKI. WHANGARKI gBADB, MANGAWAI. AND PARUA BAT. as follows l— TIME TABLE FOR APRIL. From Auckland i Every Tuesday and Friday, 8 p.m. From Whanbarm i Thursday. 9th. J p.m. Monday, 13th, 4 p.m. Thursday, 16th, 9.30 a.m. Monday, 20th, 10 a.m. Thursday. 23rd, 2 p.m. Monday, 27th, 5.45 p.m. Thursday. 30th, 9.50 a.m. Cargo reoelved at Kama Coal Depot, Railway rt'han, untlH p.m. . A COACH meets the Btoamer at Marsden Point, and runs to Walpu. Cahqo.-For Watpu and Marßden Point (Trkioiit must be Pbkpaid, and for Whangarel Heads, Mangapai, and Paraa Bay Payable on All deliveries will be made on the wharf or athor usual landing plaoo at risk of Consignee. Tha Office will bo open for issue of Passenger Tickets until five minutes bofore adveraaod 'kAMo'cOL&ERY COMPANY (LIMirBD), Agents. nmoti-UA. Uneen-st.. opposite Birth s Mm. * j-^> %*rAIUKU AND ONHJSg&gfL W HUNOA STKAM YIOATION 00. fLntJTBD). TIM tt TABLH.-S.B. MANUKAU. Lo»vs OnshtinKß! oif*™ Wftlnkll' ' 7—Tuesday, 8,30 p.m. 8 -Wed., 11.30 a,m. B—Wednesday, 4 p.m.--B—Thursday. 1 p.m. ~" oon „ 16-Thursday, 7 a,m. 16-Thursday, 11.30 B.m. 17—Frlday(forManukau _ iB-Saturday, 8 a.m. 18-Satnrday, 12.30 p.m. 10-Monday, 9 a.m. SO-Monday, 1.30 p.m. jj_Wed. 11a.m. 22—Wed., 8.80 p.m. $ZSX£ m- 24-Frida7,6.Soa.m. 1 26-Baturday, 7.30 a.m. 27—Monday, 6 p.m. — 28 _Tueaday.5p.m. IzTuesday^a.m. 30-Thureday, 7 a.m. 30-Thursday, 11.30 a.m. Weather and other circumstances permitting. AU freights P» yft"lo befored^Ujag^f^JOds. Managing Direotor. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LITE ASBURANCE SOCIETY (LIMITED). AUCKLAND OFTIOKB t 139, QUKMC-BTBEUT, DIRECTORS I A.nOKLAm-J. M. Shera (ChalrmM), S. Tnorne George, F. J. Moss, M.H.B. Lean, MJUC.; Hon. Robert Stout, Premier. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL has addedJ» alj Colonial Life Office which issues TONTINE INVESTMENT POLICIES. The "Absolute" and "Modified" Tontine Policies of the, Colonial Mutual secure advanor manner Of death. Hg H LTALL, BeoriitaryforNewZfl*iMia. pOR DO N HOU S B (LATK DAMPDIR'S). WAKEFIELD-STREET. H. Gordon begs to Inform the publio that he ha opened the above promises with a weU and carefully selected stock of General^Drapery, Millinery, Hosiery, fee. ita* tha will be offered at prices which will merit Tshare of your patronage. For good value Inspect this stock. EQUALLED BY FEW. EXCELLED BY NONE. __ New goods to arrivocxDoric, now due. _ Vsr h. BKiMMia ANuaoii; W • Buildew, Carpenters, and Jolncw, Vuloan LanOi