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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 15, 18 January 1894, Page 1

Sfalpptag, U^ss*^ j^ORTHERN STEAMIrij^sfll Bmp COMIVANY (Limited). I PROPOSED SAILINGS. I I Weulher and ol tier olroum- ■ tusiccM tmrmittlnic, TIME-TABLE.—JanuakV. I FROM QUEEN-STREET WHARF. FOR RUSSELL, WHANGAROA. AND MANGONUI. gteamj£:___L _ Dato of Sailing. _ Clansman | Monda^iTTjvm. FOR 'rI~UU~A~NU A. Clansman TTrTfiay7l9. 7 pTitT VVaiotahi I Tuesday. 23, 7p m. FOB MAKKTU AND MAT ATA. _ I Evovy ITridnr. at 7 p.m. Clan.imah (Connecting with s.s. K*ti IcailatTiuirangiO. yOR MHIR'URY HAY. *T»ovrn I Every Jloiulay and Every *nBTLB ! Thursday, at 7 p.m. FOR ICUAOTUNUT Argyt- I Every Monday and Erery I Thursday, at 7 p.m. Keturßiag Every Tuesday and Saturday I weatlmr permlitini!). 'All freights must lie prepaid). Every rraionable caro taken in landine PMsengeraand cargo in inr f boats, but no ___ responsibility. FOI I TAIRUA. ARaYT.w | Every Thursday. 7 p.m. rORGHBLATnAKTuKR.fKYPHKNA7POKT FITZROY, 5c BI.INO HAY. Akbylk | Every Tuesday, at. midaight. fAlt rraights inusi bo prepaid.! FOtt WHA7NnXl?'KriT"ow'w'WntßF). Douoi.as | Every Tuesday, 5 p.m. FOR VVHANOARURI r, TIKFiKNA KAV, TTTTUICAKA. WHAN ANA KI.&NCtUNGURU. CHELMSFORD I Wednesday, Feb. 7,1 p.m. (All freight* iniHt ho prepaid.i pojt parua hay and vvuangaiiki uij:ai) :. Wellington | li:ve^«m^Wedneßday, FOlt MAN a AI'AK WEIXINOTON I Kvery^onday and WedncsKOR MAH9DJCN POfNT v WIIANOAUEI. Carrying cargo and paisenfrors for Waipn (a Coaoh meoin the Rtoamsr on arrival to convey passengers to Waipu), Wjclt.inston Friday, 19.10.30 v.m. Wellinoton Mondny. 22,10.30 p.m. WicLLiNBTOif Wednesday. P. 4. 10.30 p.m. rriuM wiiANGAh* 3. Wellington I Saturday. RO. Train, 4.20 p.m. Wkllinoton I Tuesilav.23. Train, 7 p.m. tor~whangX^iai'a sTTv^akatank Chm^mbfokd ! Thursday, 18._5j».m. Foa opQTrgi. te kaha, & o'maio. Waiotahi 1 Tuesday.23. 7 p.nt. TO»'-|'"HA'y TCH ' IjKAVK* AUOICf.AMH. OniNEMURi I Friday. 19.10.30 a.m. Rotomahana I Saturday. 20, 12 noon 1-rAVrR 'I'UAMKH. Rotomiahana I Friday. 19. 3 p.m. OHtttaitUß' I Saturday. 20. 4 p.m. iNoStoorKß-Jmfl.H. Ohinemnrl.l Excursion Return Tickets—Saloon. 10s; Ste»m«e, 7a 6d : nvailablo uo to Februnry 5, 1894. Single: Saloon. 7s ed^tcerago. ss. J~OR PAKBOA. KOPU, TURTIA. KTKtf 'J'AIA. TE AHOHA..V SOKUOUNDING DIS'fItICTS. ijiHdingany PivisiniaiM for Tlmnioi at Kopu.) All Freights must bo Prepaia. Paeroa i Thursday. 18, 7 p.m. FROM~PAErU)A7e7e.; or.c. /Calling *t Kopu throe lioura later.) Pa?ROa J Saturday, 20, 5 a.m. N.».—Excursion Return Tiokew, 103, available up to Fob. 5,1834^ ¥• 11 om" ~manukav. FOR HOKIANGA. Clenelo I Tuesday, 30, 1 p.m. Train, noon FOX WANftANUI. Ct.knblq ] TJiUrßflay, 25.1 p.m. Train, nqoii i FOR WAITARA AND OPUNAKE. _ Kanikrt I Friday. 10, 1 p.m. Train, noon FOR RAGLA~N~AND KA~frHIA. Glenelu I Mondny, 22.1 pm. Train, noon Excursion Tickets will boissuod from December Ist, available to return up to March 31st. 1891. N.B.—No cargo will bo receive* at Queen*treet Whan4 after hair-past 4 p.m.. or after : neon on S-iinriiajE. orwitliitonehoureiiadvti 1- | lir.crl timo o'. any !<tirni>ier'Pileiiarnirc. r-jvA QHAW, SAVILL, AND *^^^^^^, ALBION COMPANY MONTHLY LINE OF FAST PASSENGER STEAMEKS BKTWEEN ALL PORTS OF H&W ZEALAND AND LONuON. The following powerful, new. stool-built Steamers are appointed to leavo for LONDON DIRECT as follows:— _ Bteamer. || 11 Commander. D^JL^ \ ■ *, a a; i i ' i ! Tainui 6031 5000 E. J. Evans Feb. 8 Gothic 77M5000 J.W. Jenninfta Mar. 8 Coptic 444S 3000 C.H. Kempson April 5 Doric 4784 3000! — May 3 lonic |475330C0jW. H. Kidley May 31 In addition to above. Cargo Steamers will ba despatched at regular intervals. The accommodation for all classes of passon- | gers is unsurpassed. The Homeward Route will be via Rio de Janeiro and Tenertffo, and the timo occupied at lowest CUR.KENT RATES, and provided with coastal ■ tickets from Auckland to port of departure f roe of charge. , , Return Tickets at Greatly Reduced Rates. The undersigned are emoovvered to grant pa»Bages from London to New Zealand, payment for which has boon guaranteed in this colony. _ ~, . An experienced Surgeon will accompany each steamer. ~ Full particulars regardmg Freight or Passage money may be ascertained from L. r». NATHAN & CO., CRUICKSHANK& CO.. A. HEATHJSIt. j , —__— rtL^. OHAW, SAVILL, AND '^^^^> ALBION COMPANY (LTD.). The ship FORFARSHIRE, C ptaln R. Perry. Isnow on the berth, and having the bulk of her cargo already engaged, will receive quick despatch. For freight and all other particulars, apply to ARTHUR HEATHER. Agent. Captain Perrvwill not be responsible for any debts incurred by his crew witnout his written authority. ' wfsnw^^ QTBAM TO THE SOUTH WM| IO SKA ISLANDS. H^^Sl S.S. RICHMOND, " "*iaffl^Bso tons, 600 lup.. Captain K. G, Hutton, will leave for TAHITI & RAROTONGA On or abodt WEDNESDAY, January 24. Splendid accommodation for first class passengers. Round voyage occupies about 30 days, and offers a favourable opportunity to those deiir9ns of visiting these beautiful islands. Return Tickets issred at Special Rates. For Freight and Pauage and all other par Mculus. apply to DONAJbD 8a EUENBOROUG'ft,