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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 32, 8 February 1890, Page 2

Shipping. r_ RIENT L INE -— Stbam to LONDON, _^_^^^^^&I Calling at Albany, Colombo, Naples, and Gibraltar. Steamer. From Sydney. From Melbourne. ORIZABA February 22 February 28 Ligukia March 8 March 14 Ormuz March 22 March 28 Iberia April 5 April 11 Through Fares t rom New Zealand to London; Steerage. £21 and £23: Second, £36 and £40: Saloon. £63 and £70. EXCURSION RETURN TlCKETS:—Available 9 months: First-class £105, Second £60. Available 12 months: Firstclass £115, Second £65. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited), Agents in Zealand. _3-W Comstfl h jp?" " * muhication (notrans- ____/ —-JUKjB _. shipping or calling at Graj__~~_~ bamst'ownl between Aucks^_s; Wr? I S_3!S_?' land and Paeroa. calling at Kopu. Turua. Hikutaia, and other places on the 'ihames River. S.S. RUBY. From Auckland— From Paeroa— Saturday, 8,8 a.m. (Junction only.) Mon., 10,12 midnight Wednesday, 12.12 noon (Junction only.) •Friday, 14. 6 a.m. Saturday, 15,3 p.m. (Junction only.) ♦Cargo for Paeroa on Thursday. EDWIN EDWARDS, Agent, Paeroa. ________ w A nt cd; TV CONSIGNEES for ° 280 bai > 8 RICE, rEx China Navigation Corn____J* r pany's s.s. Chingtu, from Hongkong (transshipped at Sydney into the s.s. Arawata for Auckland). The above is now stored in Firth's Bond at consignees' risk and expense. H. B. AViORTON, Agent Excursions. TmXPRESS SERVICES. taranaki, WELLINGTON, LYTTELi l____o_ T0N ' dunedin - -1 EVERY MONDAY _ FRIDAY »■ The Union Steamship Company will dispatch from Manukau to New Plymouth, Wellington, and Lyttelton. Tskapuna every Monday, connecting at New Plymouth with Express Train to Wellington on Tuesday, and at Lyttelton with express to Dunedin on Wednesday. Wanaka every- Friday, connecting at New Plymouth With train 1.0 Wnnganul on Saturday, and at Lyttelton with express to Dunedin on Monday. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. «___ ICT_W~~"ZEALAND AND j_l SOUTH SEAS _s__S§l EXHIBITION. j|_f|f| a EXCURSION FARES. f *__ rp ne union Steamship Comi •' pany will issue from November 14 to March 31, Return Tickets at specially reduced rates, available for one month from date of issue. FROM AUCKLAND OR MANUKAU. Lyttelton, saloon. £6: steerage, £4. Duneriin, saloon, £710s; steerage, £5. Lyttelton by steamer, thence by rail to Dunedin and back. Salem with Ist Class Railway, £717s 6d. Saloon with 2nd Class Railway, £7 ss. Steerage with 2nd Class Kailway, £5 ss. Auckland to Onehunga by rail, thence to New Plymouth steamer, rail New Plymouth to Wellington, steamer Wellington to Lyttelton, and rail Lyttelton to Dnnedin.returning same routes. Saloon wit'i Ist Class Railway, £8108. Saloon with 2nd Class Railway, £7. Steerage with 2nd Class Railway, £5 10s. Excursion Tickets, availab c for three months, will aiso be issued at Reduced Rates. Circulars giving full particulars of rutes.fares. andrunniug of Steamers, may be obtained at the Company's Offices. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ©I "I^TORTHERN STEAMi.l SHIP CO. i (Limited akd Reduced). EGMONT RACES I (Thursday and Friday, Feb. 1 13th and 14th). I , EXCURSION TO HAWERA. The s.s. GAIRLOCH will leave Onehunga for New Plymouth on MONDAY, February 10, at 1 p.m., carrying Excursionists to the Egmont Races. Through Return Tickets (steamer and rail), available for 14 days, £210s. _ J "WXCURSION TO &r~ { -yip Jl_ WATWKRA AND /W —hjPf _ MAHUR-ANGt HEADS. SATURDAY TILL •**_-«_,-_-— MONDAY. The fast and favourite S.S. ROSE CASEY Will run an Excursion as above, leaving Queenstreet Wharf EVERY SATURDAY, at two p.m., returning from Mahurangi Heads at, 5 a.m.. and from Waiweraat 6.30 a.m. on MONDAY MORNINGS. Return Fare .. .. 10s. Tickets will also be issued covering Steamer's Fare and Hotel Charges at Waiwcra for 225. ALEX, MCGREGOR, Agent. . P.S.CITYOF J__&jJ__., S. S. VIVID CORK k_l§3HP_k__. AUCKLAND AND RIVERHEAD STEAM SERVICE. - EXCURSION TRIPS: SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS. — Saturday, from Auckland, 1 p.m.; Hiverbod, 4 p.m. Sunday, from Auckland, 11 a.m.; Riverhead, 3.30 p.m.—At the request of numerous nations, these Excursions will recommence at once. The charming scenery, delightful air. and general pleasures of the trip are irresistible, j once enjoyed never to be forgotten. To those who have gone nothing can be said\ to those who haven't—Simply go and enioy yourselves. Refreshments- provided at Deacon's Riverhead Hotel. Return Fares: Is. Q S. PLANET will leave £3_ Auckland for MotutaplP /yl",0 oa SUNDAY. 9th February, fcb_ii_l__AJ te at seven a.m. sharp. RETURN FARE - 2s 63. mHO S. /1 o. OK & eTon TOURIST AND GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS. Issue Coupons at Sptcal Reduced Fares to. Foreign Tourists over New Zealand Railways. Agents for. all the principal lines of Steamers and Railways throughout the world. Having Offices and Agencies throughout New Zealand, can now book TRAVELLERS TO ANY PART OP THE COLONY OR TO ANY PART OF THE WORLD. Special Rates for Families and Parties. Special Arrangements made with Hotels. Special Facilities for Local Trips. Arrangements for Families going to Port Waikato or Lake Hotel, Takapuna. Mail Contractors to the Egyptian Government for the conveyance of mails, etc., between Upper and Lower Egypt. OFFICIAL TOURIST AGEJNTS TO THE N.Z. EXHIBITION AT DUNEDIN. . For all particulars, apply to the Agents. Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, luvercargill, or to THOS. COOK _ SON, 4, VICTORIA ARCADE (Opposite Town Clock), AUCKLAND. Booksellers. , _, j XUBILEE! JUBILEE! No finer memento of the Jubilee of the Colony will be issued than the large and important work, NEW ZEALAND ILLUSTRATED, Just issued by the noted Chromo-Lithographer,! Mr WILLIS, of Wanganul . This large volume (20 x 12) includes 16 Coloured Pictures of the principal towns and natural wonders of the colony, with graphic descriptions by Mr Edward Wakefield, the distinguished Journalist Price, 21s. Postage in colony, la 7d; to England or Australia, 3s Sd. Yf u -^TILDMAN, Agent for this District. The Trade Supplied.