I *"~~~~" mO ENGLAN D IN THIRTY-ONE DAYS. fcS^ ROYAL MAIL EXPRESS I SERVICE. ■ THE PASSENGER ItOUTE TO ' ENGLAND Is undoubtedly the iHSTRALIAN & AMEIUUAN ROUTE ; * (A. and A. Routk). i.didiJiK alikctlic Jieat ci the Red Sea and the «a of Cape Horn, anil giving passongera lie opportunity of travelling in luxury and comfort through .the most interesting country in the world. Tim glamors or fiU I/ma ara appointed •niflave^ydneyandAuciclandforHonoluluand ton jß"c<nici3oo, cvory lojl- vroalc^. as Wder:— ; . ~, . Leavo Leave Arrivo ] Sfeamor. lons- Sydney Auck. 'Frisco. ...-. j »—""' ( j ;'iTAMB;nA 3500 July 9 July 14 (Aug. 3 tliun-OBk 3000 Aug. ft Aus,;. 11 Aug. 31 , , JJonOWAI 3boo Sept. 3 Sept. 8 Sept. 28 Tickets are available for 12. months, and PaJoon Passengers can brouk their jourticv at Auckland. Honolulu. San Francisco, and any nlafio ofcallc?i route to New York, and have also the privilege ot travelling across eithor Canada or the United Stated, 1 SPKCIALLY KEDUCJCn KATKS. Through Fares, Sydney or Auckland, to London :— Saloon—£64 Sa to £6731. St'kkkagk—£3Olßs9d. i Combination Tiokkts. £57 18s Id and £6210a. For all information apply at any of the offices * UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OB1 NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). I^^^ QTEAM TO SYDNEY Eb@l AND MELBOURNE. |n^^^ REDUCED FARES. I The s.s. MARAKOA Will be despafched on On TUESDAY, 26th ,IUNE, ab 4 p.m. FARES: Sydney. Melbourne. Baloow ... £1 103 0.1 £'A 10s Od Steerage ... 153 Od £1 5s Od Return Tickets at Rkduced Rates. ■ UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). fert^ »^^ SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. The p.s. T A VI UNI Leaves Auokland on WEDNESDAY, July 4. and every 28 days thereafter, on a cruise occupying about 26 days lo Tonga and Samoa, returning via Fiji and Tonga to Auckland. Fare £17 10s Full particulnrs on application "at the office of UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW 'ZEALAND (LIMITED). PTTNION STEAMSHIP *J COMPANY OF N^W ZEALAND (LIMITED). TIMK-TABLE. (Weather and ch'ounistaneeo parm!ttinfir.( FOR NEW PLYMOUTH. WELLINUTON AND LYTTKLTON. Steamer. J Date of Sailing, j Xn *'""rain - TAkapuna I Monday. 25ih. 1 p.m. 112 koou "t'argoaf. Uailway UlJ_9.Jlsa.m.l . JOU NEW PLYMOUTH,"^ELLINGTON AND NISLSON. (Ifrorw OnchungFiJ ijiHJNAi"UATThurßday. 2Sth, 1 p.m. 112 noon (Cargotit Uaijway titi 9.15 a.ro.) FOU w'AiPIRO. TOKOMARU. GIS BORNE NAPIER. & WKLLINGTON. (FkOM AUCKLAND) ' Australia I Tuesday. 26t1i June. 4 p.m. f OrtaiS BOItNTB. N AVIKII. WELLINGTON. L YI'TifILTON .DUN KDIW. Tarawkra I Thursday. 28th".Tune, noon tfon~MBL-iiourtNi(. (via Br.tTPK.) Tahawkha I Thursday, 23th June, no<m foil ALL ICA3T COAST PORTS, AND GISI3OUNB WIIAKF. Ho a ~ I "Monday" 25* th June. 4 p.m. "^ TxJu sydn"ey. Alararoa I Tuesday. 26'h June. 4 p.m. . . ii'tlu SAMOA. '. HONOLULU & SAN FRANCISCO. Jllamicda I "Saturday, 14th July.^p.m. K.'argofill 10 a.m.) Full TONGA, SAMOA, AND FIJI (ITXJKtJALOHA, lIAAHAI, VAVAU. APIA, SUVA). Taviuni I Wednesday, 4th .July. 5 p.m. (U.n-iro till noo:n Ovalau I Thursday. 19th July, 5 pT:n7 (Cargo till noaai Cargo must be booked and alongside TWO H(j'UlIS before advertised timn of doparture. J'ass(-up;oi'3 lioldinpr Return Tickets, saioon or ttouniKo, uro reonealed to present them at the Office forcndoranMon and allotment of berths. Pixti!)iie;o Tickets musb ba taken at Company's v Oflict;. » Auckland Branch: Palmerston Buildings. 'f-K x T^/f ES SAG ERIES rfmisppK. ■^'-*- MARITIME^. " ISK^SYDNISY TO LONDON, via atssisiai&jsa™'* Paris Steamers of 5,000 tons, under Postal Contract With tho French Government, calling at MELHOUJtNE. ADELAIDE. ALBANY. MAHE. ADEN, SUEZ, and PORT SAID, will be deBpatehed niontlily as follows :— I g tfi .a ■■ - 1 i i i . i PotYNESiKN.L. Baalord|June 27 July 1 |July 3 Akmand ■ I I hv.uic Delacroix July 27 July 31 Aug. 2 AusmALiEN G. Didier j Auk. 27, Aug. 31 Sept. 2 V.DELA i i ciOTATFiaschi Sept a^Oct. 1 Oct. 3 ' Passengers booked to BOMBAY, REUNION MAURITIUS, and EAST COAST OF AFIUCA. Kales of Passasre to London—First Saloon, £bO w £70, including table" wines. Liberal concessions to families. RETURN TICKETS, available for 9 or 12 months, at BEDUCKD KATKS. ENGLISH SPOKEN ON BOARD. Upon arrival at Marseilles. English InterPketeks meet the passengers for London and give them every assistance in landing and passing their luggage through the Customs, etc.. and also accompany them to Paris and Calais. N.B.—Passengers' Luggage conveyed free of cost to London by steamer. l'"or further particulars, apply to HENDERSON & MACFAHLANK, Agents. Fert-Street. Auckland. ,rv « ARIENT LINE. rffr t*y<<3K w STEAM TO LONDON, un''f?y^S Calling at *>^&s^t NA p£b& N&' GIBItALTAB. Steamer: | g^ ,| MefbTrne/ Cwzco July 2 I July 7 Oi-hir Jnlyl6 July 21 Okizaua Juiy 30 Aug. 4 Through Fares from New Zealand, to London —Steerage rates reduced to £20, £22, ami £24, Including bedding and cabin requisites: Second, «37 and £42; Saloon, £65 and £73 10s. EXCURSION RETURN TICKETS - Available 9 months, first-class, £105; available 12 months, first-class. £115: second, £65. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). Agents in Natr Zealand.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 149, 23 June 1894, Page 1
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