Skipping. QANADIA^r'PACIFIC RAILWAY Cai ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE. OUR NATIONAL HIGHWAY ROUND THB WORLD. THE NEW POPULAR ROUTE BETWXXK CHINA, JAPAN AND EUROPE, • ■^ CANADA and THn UNITED ' J STATES. lßTKn>Bi> Saujnos from Honb Kono awd Yokohama. S,; Steamship. if cavS. ,Le, aT,! *% p HongK. Yokoh. w &c t&5 R. M. I |S> S|o -Empress of India May 3 May 12 &§ 3. B^-a Empress of Japan May 24 Jun. 2 a a Empress of China Jun. 14 Jun. 23 ?~g Empress of India July 5 July 14 P-g, 'The Steamers of the China Navigattoß Com.; pany and the E. & A. S.S. Company leave Sydney for Hong Kong about every 10 days, wnere connection is made with the above-men-tioned Magnificent New Steamships of the Canadian Pacific Railway Compaity. passengers also bookod via San Francisco and Vancouver. (A Canadian Pacific Representative meets all Australian Steamers artivjng at San Francisco.) THE ROUTE FROM VANCOUVER, British Columbia, to the Atlantic Seaboard is via tho Canadian Pacific Railway which has a world vnde reputation for the magnificence and diversity of its scenery—for the luxuriance of its dining and sleepino oaks, the latter being provided with elegant smoking and bath booms, and the politeness ami attention of Its employees to the comfort of its patrons. ROUND THE WORLD TICKETS (by iP.. & O. and Canadian Pacific Lines), inoluding * trip through China and Japan, and taking in Cmcago World's Fair, on sale at all Australasian agencies, £167. These Tickets are good lor 12 months, and entitle holder to stop over at ■ail pointe of interest. Passengers can start in either direction, via China and Japan, and through America to England, returning by *;• & O. through Suez, or vice versa. CHOICE OF FOUR ROUTES ACROSS THE AMERICAN CONTINENT.and through tickets granted to England, France, and Germany by ell Trans-Atlantic Linos of Steamers. REDUCED ROUND TRIP RATES TO CHICAGO WORLD'S FAIR. For Rates, Maps, Time Tables, Guide Books, and full information apply to Thos. Cook and eions, or to our Auckland Agents, L. D. NATHAN & CO. jJKA QHAW, SAVILL, AND I@i|j|^^ ALBION COMPANY ~"■"^^^^™» (Limited). MONTHLY LINE OF FAST PASSENGER STEAMERS BETWEEN ALL PORTS OF NEW ZKALAND ANH LONnON. The following powerful, new, steel - built Steamers are appointed to leave for LONDON DIRECT as follows :— '§£ : ■• iS i«: Steamer. o| S| Csmmander. Da%°^ o' ■-."- -:': .;pHifta: i TAINUI 50313000 K. J. Evans April 22 *DOKIC '. 4784 5000 J.W. Jennings May 13 • '*lonic ,;'."47333000;W.H. Ridley May 2b "ABXWA ■ ':■ 6026 5000 J. Stuart June 22 Coptic 44i8 3000 C.H. Kempson July 20 *From Lyttelton. In addition to above. Cargo Steamers will be despatched at regular intervals. Tne accommodation for all classes of passengers is unsurpassed. Tho Homeward Route will be via Rio de Janeiro and Teneriffe, and the time occupied at lowest CURRENT RATES, aud provided with coastal tickets from Auckland to port of departure free ° Return Tickets at Greatly Reduced Rates. The undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, payment for which has been guaranteed in this C°An experienced Surgeon will accompany each Full particulars regarding Freight or Pasgage, mOHßyaiay be ascertained from L. D..NATHAN & CO., CRUICKSHANK & CO.. A. HEATHER. , nnHE P. & 6. s. n. -LVJSf^e. JL COMPANY (under e»n'■iSEafflKwieStv. tract with the Imperial, Now laCT^> South Wales. Victorian, and 4!M»a South Australian. Governments), will despatch the following rteMnewft« LONDON, calliug at ALBANY. COLOMWU ADEN. BRINDISI, MALTA, GIBRALTAR, and PLYMOUTH;hear* Leara StMam Tons, gydnoy. Melbourne! *Valbtta 4919 Ap'.2f MW« SSSSS SKi »;| Pakkamatta 4771 June 12 June if " *Via Hobnrt from S7^k^™ v RATES OF PASSAGE MONEY. To London in flrstsaloon .. f'to£73los Mediterranean Ports do. .. *$ to £6810s To London in seoond saloo» £37 and kV To do. Ports do f^toill ■Upturn TicVnf« .. ■• ±.0010*110 pisage monercaa bo paid here for passage. from England. Liberal Concessions made to fln^lies during the slack paesenger season. OBt U'HOS. COOK & SON. " 11~ Z rf^R IE N T~^ll IN K. JM!S^. \J STEAM TO LONDON. *^^^^» ALBANY 'COLOMBO. NAPLES, fc GIBRAIiTAB. MYnm From Steamer. Sydney. Melbourne.^ Through Fares from New Zealand to London Agents in New Zealand. -j- Tl/B" BS S A GERIIS g^^^^^ MARITIMES. MAURITIUS & REUNION FOR AFRICAN PORTS. . - ' Leave Leave Steamers. Tons, gydney. Melbourne. AUSTBAWEN... 6428 Apr. 27 Mayl V&T.^_.^ 642^ MayJT May 51 SYDNEY TO NOU^a^D 12th OF SSirtdinK requieites in all claeses. b KKuFn Tickets issued at Reduced Rates. Vassengers hooked through to London. Tia Par" anla fortnisht allowed from Marseilles %r*'uk Luggage conveyed free. First-ola«, 2?') Second-class, £47185. iVs- special arrangem«nt an English Inter- ,„„,«! will attend on board upon arrival«f Seamcr at Marseilles, to give passengers every ! S Bis fancc in disembarking, passing their lugSaeo through the Customj, etc. He WJ.ll also fecompany th«m in the train to Paris and ClTorf'urther pcrSaul»«. apply t« HENDERSON « MACTiiBLAKK, Agntn. firt-ttreet. Aucklwii.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 94, 22 April 1893, Page 1
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