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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 34, 10 February 1891, Page 1

Shipping. _3_ s<3 "\TORDEUTSCHER <6Widtf3kfi& LLOYD IMPERIAL GERMAN M WBniS L ¥JSF E 0F DIRECT STEAMERS f??M SXDNEY. MELBOURNE & ADESOUTHAMPTON. ANTWERP, sn&- SB&._ EN ' VIA COLOMBO, ADEN «_S^_ P S Hl . SAID - & GENOA, taking Pasl_?)i ?» ru _°r_. .?• connecting from Port R_iM_«. rßc l Mail a,,d Passenger Line to praotieaS •- bC despatched as follows (if Steamer. Commander. Sydney. K_ H^, S r T i UFE .'r'- Schmoldor Feb.2s Kb. Wilhelm II S.Storner Mar. 21 p Qoe .„ And thereafter ever four weeks! n£r R fl ! fi.f Sbo^ kedt .° Bn yPart of the Contia ~„_-! -i^ 11 ?; Fare included. Passago from mem f n i° f .? t _ ainpton - Antwerp, and Br™ TM?._V. B t m l> 17 10s *<>■ *6_. Special Return Sonth n rni.°nnf_ I ? ope _ Raj lway Fares from Southampton to London, from 6s 6d Pak.p_S3 _.T Auckla » d looked through to any part of Europe or town in the Continent. For apply w" eight ' and al l further particular, SEEGNER, LANGGUTH, & CO., ! —! . Agents^ j£b*£<zjr O RIENTLT NE._STI_iM TO LONDON < m^^M3^- Ca - vdu Z a - t Albany. Colombo, Naples, and Gibraltar. Steamer. From Sydney. From Melbourne. Orota Feb. 16 Feb. 21 Orizaba March 2 March 7 Orient March 16 March 21 Ormuz March !0 April 4 Orotava April 13 April 18 Austral April 27 May 2 Through Fares from New Zealand to London: Steerasre. £21. £23. and £25; Second. £37 and £40: Saloon .£63 and £70. EXCURSION RETURN TICKETS: - Available 9 months: First-class. £105. Available 12 months: Firstclass £116.Second £65. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited), Agcn is in Zealand. iM. __*_. 'W rAIUKU AND ONB - /W \-JjPr '_. „.iI.«_9S NQ A STEAM NAYIUATIOM UV. {Ltd.). The S.S: MANUKAU Will leave as nn der (weather and other olrcum. stances permitting), calling at intermediate places, Fares : Return be, Single 4s, Children Half-price. TIME TABLE. February. Leave Onehunga— Leave Waiuku— 11—Wednes.. 8.5 a.m. 11—Wednes,. 12 noon 12—Thursday. 9 a.m. 12—Thursday, l p.m. 13— Friday. 9.15 a.m., for Manukan Heads, Coulthard's, etc. 14—Saturday. 10.15 a.m. 14—Saturday, 2.15 p.m. 16-Monday. 11.40 a.m. 16—Monday, 3.30 p.m. 17—Tuesday, 1 p.m. 18—Wednes.. 5.30 a.m. 18—Wednes.. 3.5 p.m. 19—Thursday, 7 a.m. 20—Friday, 9.15 a.m., for Manukau Heads, Couithard's, etc. 20—Friday. 5.10 p.m. 21—Saturday, 9.15 a.m. 23—Monday. 6 a.m. 24—Tuesday, 10.45 a.m. 25—Wednes.. 8.5 a.m. 25—Wednes.. 12 noon 26—Thursday, 8.5 a.m. 26—Thursday, 12 noon 27—Friday, 9.15 a.m., for Manukau Heads, Coulthard's, etc. 28-Saturday. 9 a.m. 28—Saturday, 1 p.m. Above Time-table ie subject to alteration without notice. Not responsible for any goods landed at intermediate places. Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or discharging live stock. All cargo should be alongside at least one hour before advertised time. •SPECIAL RETURNS, at 4s and 2s. Waiuku to Onehunga. on 12th and26th, available till 14th and 28th respectively. tSPECIAL RETURNS, at 4s and 2s. Onehunga to Waiuku, on 11th and 28th, available till 16th and March 2 re s?2^Vg|J y S-oretary, Waiuku. "" ' " " Picnics, Excursions, &c «_ -£?»__ TX7ATCH MAKERS* C_ Tf~ —,C . -T AND JEWELLERS' j-__3|ffiii_t_*i ANNUAL PICNIl) AND SPORTS AT MOTUIHI.THURSDAY. FEB. 12.Hunter's Artillery Hand in attendance. Hot wa'er provided free. Refreshments, etc., at town prices. Tickets: Ladies. Is; Gents, 2s; Children under 12. ncconuanied by parents, Free. P.S. EAGLE leaves Queen-street Ferry Tee at 8,00 sharp. "\X7HITFORD PARK yST A g*B> ▼ ▼ RACES AND THE jH,V-- M?T k OSTRICH FARM.-The E-~j_-_H______Jl*. . WAITOA will leave dKJg'Sa____2®Ssr the Old Ferry Tee for the &ho _ Q Q _ TH URSDA Y,I2th February, 1891. at 8 a.m. sharp, returning in the evening at 7 p.m. Giving passengers the whole day to see the Races and the Ostriches. Return Fare, 3s. S. H. BURNINGHAM, Agent. ■ "IX7 A I T E M A T A -__? _ _*3P ▼ » RIVER SUMMER ZW r-OJi/K _ EXCURSIONS.-Notice to F~~~3j-__!=i__l the Pu blic. — The s.s. VIVID havingresumed the . , , ■ Summer Excursions to the Head Waters of the famed Waitemata. the public can enjoy Fresh Air. Splendid Scenery, Strawberries and Cream, and every luxury, without sea-sickness, by patronising tho above. Leave Auckland Saturday, 1 p.m. Sunday, 11 a.m., calling at Ponsonby Wharf, every alternate Sunday. Riverhead: Saturday, 4 p.m. ; Sunday, 3.30 p.m. Return Fares, ls; Children (under 12). 6d each. «__W T7IXCURSION TO Aft 1 gssfo _____ WAIWERA AND /, MAHURANGI HEADS. TILL MONDAY (Weather and other circumstances permitting). The fast 8. s. ROSE CASEY Will run an Excursion as above, leaving the Wharf EVERY SATURDAY at 2 p.m.. returning from Mahurangi Heads at 5 a.m., and Waiwera at half-past 6 a.m. on MONDAY.and arriving in town about 9 a.m. Return Fare Ten Shillings. .'f&Tibke.t. will ftlso be isswefl 'covering tho steamer's fare and all hotel and bath charges at Waiwera for Twenty-two Shillings. ALEX. MCGREGOR. Agent. iiilnji .'hi..' .iml;..iii.i ( ,«..i i ~,; W<i#-H>v, U _....V. Iti, ~,.•,- ~ ~:,,,, ~. Groceries. AT E A R L E ' St QUEEN-STREET— First Prize Factory Cheese, 6d per lb Wairoa Dairy Cheese. 4d and 5d per lb Fresh Butter, 6d, 6d. and 7d per lb Limejuice. 8d per bottle Carbolic Disinfectant Powder, 6d packet Finest Kidney Potatoes. 5s 6d per cwt Sugar, a nice sample, 2Jd per lb Hops reduced to 9d per lb Best Canterbury Bacon, sd, 6d, 7d, 8d per lb Sauce (good) reduced to 4d and 6d per bottle Full printed price list on application to 265, QUEEN-STREET. Telephone 305.] JOHN TjVARLE AND i^O., DIRECT TEA IMPORTERS. 207, Queen-street, Auckland. „ _ PBICELIST: s.D. Good, sound Tea.. .. .. .. l 4 per lb Saryune and Assam Blend .. „ 1 6 „ Panyong and Assam Bend .... 1 8 „ Panyong and Terai Blend .. .. 110 „ Paklum and Darieeling Blend ..2 0 „ Richly-blended Tea .. .. „ 2 4 ~ Very choicest Blend ~ — _, 2 6 „ Indian Broken Pekoe .. .„ __, 1 6 ~ Indian Pekoe Souchong „ ..18,. , ~ ~ 110 „ Indian Pekoe ... .. _2 0 „ Indian Golden Pekoe 2 6 „ Ceylon Pekoe Souchong .. ..20 „ Ceylon Golden Pekoe 2 6 „ Russian Tea, Green Tea, Caper Tea, Orange Pekoe. Kooloo, Oolong, etc. Five Prizes Dunedin Exhibition. Board and Residence. A LADY in Grafton Road would leb several rooms, furnished or partly so, in large house; every convenience, tine view. Terms moderate.—Apply A. Z. care of Mr Ewington, Coombes Arcade, Queen-street.