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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 173, 24 July 1893, Page 1

Shipping.1 /CANADIAN • AUSTRA- *^^^^^ LIAN STEAMSHIP LINE. wwffia In connection with CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. ROYAL MAIL EXPRESS SERVICE, AUSTRALIA TO EUROPE, VIA HONOLULU & VANCOUVER. THROUGH CANADA & THE UNITED STATES, IN THIRTY DAYS. Under contract with the Governments of Canada and New South Wales. Steamers will be despatched from SYDNEY for VANCOUVER, as under (Calling at BRISBANE and HONOLULU) :- Each? MOh'n Leavo Arrive Leave 3,500 tons! sy dner« Vancouver. Vancouver. Waerimoo... Aug. 17 Sept.9 Sept. 14 Miowkka..« Sep. 18 Oct. 10 Oct. 14 Thenceforward monthly, making close connection at Vancouver with the magnificent trans-continental trains of the CANADIAN-PACIFIC RAILWAY, from the Pacific to the Atlantic Coast without change of cars. Choice of Four Routes across the American TiIROUGH TICKETS at Lowest Rites to San Francisco and all points in Canada and United States, also to European Continent, by all trans-Atlantic lines of steamers. ROUND THE WORLD TICKETS by P. and O. and Canadian-Paoiflc Lines, either via Vancouver (£130) or via Ohiua and Japan (£157). Passengers via Ohina and Japan booked through by the steamers of the E. and A.S.B. Co. ami China Navigation Co., connecting at Hong Kong with the Canadian-Pocffio Railway Co.'s magnificent " Empress ' Live of Steamships, ssilinjc for Vancouver, via Inland Sea of Japan, evor) three weeks. FAHK-To or from Vancouver, Viotoria (8.C.). Puget Sound Ports, Portland, or San Francisco : Saloon, single, £40; return, £60. Fore-cabin, at Reduced liates. WORLD'S FAIR, CHICAGO: Saloon, return i".74. England, via Canada, at favourable rates. For rates, maps, guide boolce, and full information, apply to L. D. NATHAN & CO.. Auckland. <~k k Tb/f ES S A GERIESJ rtfigjjp s!E&' -"-I MARITIMBS. j TO LONDON, Tia Steamers of 6,000 tons, under Postal Contract with tho French Government, calling at MELBOURNE. ADEI.A7DE. ALBANY. MAKE. ADEN. SUEZ, and PORT SAID, will be despatched monthly as follows :- Steamer. og g gg 3| ARMA BEHicPoydenot July 27 July 31 Auk 2 Australien G. Didier Aug 27 Auk 31 bept £ V" DECiOTATFiaschi Sept 27,0011 Opt 3 Poltnebien L. Boulard Oct 27 jNov 1 Nov 3 Passengers booked to BOMBAY. REUNION. MAURITIUS, and EAST COAST OF AFRICA. Rates of Passage to London-birst Saloon £60 to £70, including table wines. Liberal 'RETURN^ICKETS, available for 9 or 12 moilthß at REDUCED RATES. ENGLISH SPOKEN ON BOARD. Upon arrival at Marseilles, English Interpreters meet the passengers for London and give them every assistance in landing and paßSing their luggago through the Customs, etc., and also accompany them to Paris and Calais. N.B.— Passengers' Luggage conveyed tree of cost to London by steamer. For further particulars, apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, Agents. Fort-street. Auckland. THE P. & O. S. N. COMPANY (under eon*ft£sl!tisrfe?X. tract with the Imperial, New wfflVTOWi^" South Wales, Victorian, and i . » South Australian Govornments), will despatch the following sm^ and PLYMOUTH:-

_, Lea to Leavo Bleamea Tons, gydnoy. Melbourne. OCEANA 6362 Aug. I Auff.l2 Victoria 6268 Aug. 21 Aug. 26 Arcadia 6362 Sept. 4 Sept.o BATES OF PASSAGE MONEY To London in first saloon .. £63 to £7310s Mediterranean Ports do. .. £58 to £ 6810s To London in second saloon £37 and mi To do. Ports do ffiti t to-639 Keturn Tickets £66 to £115 Passago money can bo paid how for passages from England. Liberal concessions raodo to families during the slack passenger season. Forlnte«atloa.p £ TtotheAgents, & OR , Tl 108. COOK & SON. _ TTAURAKI STEAMSHIP %'?^B3|l ■"■ COMPANY< I If&AI s.a maori. Iftm^m^ M ATAKANA & WADB, For MataKana: From Matakana! Tuesday. 25, 8 a.m. Tuesday.2s.l! p.m. For Wade: From Wado: Wednesday.26,ll a.m. Wednesday. 26,6 p.m. Thursday 27.1 p.m. Thursday, 27. 6.30 p.m. ALL CARGO MUST BE PREPAID. Weathoi nndotuerclrcurastanoes permitting. Telephone. 34. J M. SYM.S. Agent. THE NEW, FAST, & FAVOURITE S.S. KAWAIT. MANGAWAI, TE ARAJ, HAKARU. ' KAIWAKA, NORTH ALBERTLAND & KAWAU. ForMangawat: From MangawalJ Thursday. 27.9 a.m. Saturday. 29.7 a.m. ALL CARGO MUST Bfc PKKPAID. . Weather and other circumstances permitting. Telephone 34. J. M. SYMB. Agent. QB' COROMANDEL, /\l\^P FOR WAIHEKE AND 4EgLILJi<*T COKOMANDKL. July Leayea Auckland- Leaves CoromandelTuesday.26. 12 noon Wednesday, 26.12 noon Thursday. 27.12 noon Friday. 28.12 noon Saturday. 29.12 noon Weatheran i other circumstances permitting. Not roiiponaiblofor s'.iippinj, carrying, or discharging Live Stock, No Cargo received without Shipping Nota, and within half-an-houi- of advertised time or departure. , . , All Parcelsmust be pre-paid on board. ' ~~~j \%T A I U X U Mr I -i±> VV AND ONKHUN6A /W \s7l' STKAM NAVIGA-/LHus-iLkA-Pj TTON COMPANY <&S^&?$&0&' (LIMITED). The S.S~~MANUKAU IVill leave a3 under, weather and other drciiiwtM.ooß penulttine. calling at AWHITU, POLLOCK, etc. TI M B T ABLE. July. ijMTa Oneminga. Leave Walnkn, ■^ 25—Tuesday. 7 a.m. 25-Tuesday. 4p.m. 26-Wednos.. 8.15 a.m. 6-Wednea., 5.10 p.m. 27-Thursday, 9.15 a.m 29-Saturday. 6.30 a.m. 29—Saturday. 10.30 a.m. 31-Monday. 8.5 a.m. 31-Monday. 12 noon Abovo lime-tablo ismibjectto alter»tiOß withoutnotice. *.',*%. ■>*„„ To ensure despatch cargo should be alongside at least one hour before advertised time for shipping, carrying or dtsC Wesp^Bible fo Kr any K oods landed at intermediate places. davjd CAMpBBLL< Secretary. Wainkn. H.D.BOWER, AgsaLOnehunga,