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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 270, 12 November 1892, Page 1

j»^^ 'ON GLAND VIA jKsraS AMERICA |m__s^ im 32 days. . botal uah. express service. Avoiding alike the heat of the Red Sea and the cold of Cape Horn. .-■ . UNION STEAMSHIP" COMPANY Off NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) In conjunction with fCBANIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO. The Steamers of thin Una aro appointed lolesTe Sydney and Auckland for llonoluluand Ben Francisco ev«r,y four weeti. seiling as under:— Steamer. [Tons.! B f^ay \ Aucfc | "B'risos. Aiameda 3000 Nov. 28 Dec. 5 Dec. 22 Mabiposa I 3000 Dec. 26 Dec. 31 Jan. 19 TicKeta are available for 12 months, and Biloon Passengers can brent their journey at Auckland. Honolulu, Ban Francisco, and any place of call en route to New York. Through Fares, Syduoy or Auckland, to Bugland ;— Saloon—£63 and £66. Stkekao e-£JO 18s 9d. For all Information apply at any of the offices UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF MJffiW ZEALAND (UMITED). T^~~~~TTNION STEAMSHIP H'^K^ COMPANY OF NEW BP^Hl^ ZEALAND (LIMITED). BH___|§|^_ time TABLE, jjjj (Weather and ciroumstances ,Qj . permitting.) FOR NEW PLYMOUTH. WELLINGTON AND LYTTKLTON (Fhom Onehi ngaU -r^l " i ■ i Passen* .Steamer. | ' Date of Sailing. | ger Train Takapuna 1 Monday. 14th. 5.30 p.m. I 4.15 p.m. (Cargo at Railway) (No cargo for New Plymouth) foil~new~pl7ymo"uth, Wellington. AND NELSON. Gbafton I Thursday. 17th, 1 p.m. I 12 noon iCargoat. Railway till 9.^5a.m.) FORGISKORNK.NAPIKif. WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON. DUNIODIN, & BLUFF. (From acjciclan'dj Wurabapa I Friday. 18th Nov.. noon . fOli HOJBART AND .VIICmoUUNK. Waibakapa I Friday. JBth Nov.. noon FOtt TUPARbA7~TC'LOGA, GISHORNE, NAPIKR, AND WKI, LING TON. Eo'theenCb'ss I Tuesd«y,.lsth Nov., 5 p.m. "FOR EAST COAST" PORTS.~GISBORNE WHARF. AND NAPIER. _ Eaniebi rMondtty72lßt Nov., 5 p.m. FOITtONGA. SAMOA. & FIJI (NDKUALOFA, HAAHAI, VAVAU. APIA. SUVA). Cpolu fThursday.lstDec, 5 p.m. (Cargo till noonj FORdYUNfKY. T.iebi I Thursday,l7th Nov.(cargoonly) Talune I Tuesday, 22nd Nov., 10 p.m. ' FOU SAMOA. HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCI3CO. Alameda . t Saturday. 3rd Dec, 2 p.m. (Cargo till 10 a.in.l ITOIt 3U V\ AViTLIiVUKA. Tavicni I About sth Dec, 5 p.m. (Cargo tiil noon.) EXCURSION TICKETS.—From Ist November. Excursion Tickets (available for ri'turn ■wsiin three mouths) will be issued at reduced eaito'ttttst'b&'tooitea and alongside TWO HOURStoeroifradverted time of depiirtilro, Auckland Branch: Palmcraton Buildings. qTEAM TO QYDNEY. fip^A^ REDUCED FARES. MONDAY, 21st inßb, Single. Return. ' Salook £3 0 0 £4 15 0 Steerage ... Ll3 0 2.10.0 The Union Company's s.s. MARAROA Will be despatched on MONDAY. 2Ut inst. This steamer, which is so well known for her exceptional accommodation in both saloon and stseraee, hasjustrecei ved an overhaul by which her speed haa been materially increased, and ia now equal to the fastest boats in the colonios. ' UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). r~ TTAURAKI STEAMSHIP feS^Wff ■"■ COMPANY. |!|pJ]|SiMANGAWAI. HAKARAU, jjP!!liCTS__iy KAIWAKA, TE ARAI, AND PUHOI. S. S. RUB Y. For Mangawai: From Mangawai: Mondny, 14. 8 p.m. Tuesday. 16. 4 p.WI, Friday. 18.9 p.m. BaturflaT.l9.6a.nl, for Puhoi: Ir'-om Puhoi: Wednesday. 16. U a.m. Thursdaj". 17. 6 a.m. WATAKANA AND VYADB. -S.S. MAORI. For MataKana: 'frotn Matakacai Monday. 14. 8 p.m. Tuesday. 15 UP p.m. For Waae- From Wade: ■Wednes..i&, 1 p.m. Thursday. i7.6a.mFriday, 13, 3 p.m. Saturday,l9.6 a f m. ALL CARGO MUST BK PREPAID. ' The If.S.S. Company's vessnls leave vreatliet Mdotherolrcumstarioes pennittirfpr. Telephone. U. J. Al. SYMS. Manager. _ m tr'T h T TT IT H Jff\ -&» W AND ONKHUNGA »/W r -M/\ STEAM N'AVIGATION COMPANY VBSS^^WS^ r' (LIMITED). Thb S.S~~MANUKAU Will leave as under, wenther and othe* Bi.vcnnistu.nces permitting, calling at AW'HITU, POLLOCK, WAIPIPI." etc. Uet.ini FaresPollock, A-.vliitu. Graham's Beach. Coulthard 8, Huia, and Mauukau Heads, roduoed to 4s 6d. TIMS TABLa NOVEMBEB. teare Onehun_a. Leave Waluku. M-Monday. 2.20 p.m. $15-Tuosday. t-xcursion from Waiuku, 730 a.m. sharp 16—Wcdnes..8a.m. 16-Wednes.. 5.5 p.m. *17-Thnrsday. 9 a.m. tl9-Saturiluy 6a.m. 19-Saturriay. 10a.m. 21-Mondav."7 a.m. 21-Monilsy. 11 a.m. «-V« cdncs.. Ba.m. 23-Wednc*.. 12 noon M-nmrsrtay. 8,30 a.m. 24-Thurailay. 12.30 p.m. 25-Saturday 9 45 a.m. 26-Saturday. 1.46 p.m. '<S-Mondar.ll.4s a.m. 28- Monday. 3.4a p.m. 29-Tucsd_y. 1 p.m. 30-Wednes.. 6 a.m. •SPECIALKETUicNPTo^t 4aand 2s. Waiuku toOnchunsra.on 3rd, lOlh, and 17th, available torreturn till 7th. 14ih. and 21st respectively. _ ISI _CIAL RETURNS, at 4s am) &»,, Onefnngaio Waiuku. on 6th andWth, available till ith and 2Ut respectively. ~,_ , .„. .Exhibits that have been exhibited at Show on »t'' and 12th will he carried FREE, if required, Tfflf o ?L Nc^sion-Adults. Z .: Children. 18* > Above Timo-tabie is snbjeot to alteration flihoutnotloe. not responsible for ghlppinu, oarrying or di» fiiargingLlTeStooU. ■ _, , , Not roßpoaslble for any goods landed at intermediate places. _Jo ensure despatch cargo should be alon«. {I 4« at least one hour before advertlied tim* . wlHTing, ■ DAVID CAMPBBLLV _ __ Bar.noyrEK; ■' AKonf.Oneniuiea,