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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 165, 12 July 1894, Page 1

jXKJI. QHAW, SATILL. AND *i^^^^^. ALBION COMPANY (Limitku>. MONTHLY LINK OF FAST PASSENGER STEAMERS BETWEEN ALL PORTS OF NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON. The following powerful, new. steel-built Steamers are appointed to leave for LONDON DIRECT aa follows:Bteamer. Jiff C.mmander. ***,£• : ' tfi tefti Gothic J7730 3000 J.W.Jennings July 26 Doric 4784 5000 C.H. Kempson Aug. 23 lon io 4753 3000 W. H. Kidloy Oct. 18 Tainui 50313000 E. J. Evans Nov. 15 In addition to above. Cargo Steamers will be despatched at regular intervals. The accommodation for all classes of passengers is unsurpassed. The Homeward Route will be via Rio do Janeiro and Tone.riffe, and the time occupied should not exceed 40 days. PASSENGERS CARRIED AT LOWEST CURRENT KATES, and provided with coastal tickets, from Auckland to port of departure free of charge. Return Tickets at Greatly Reduced Rates. The undersißned are empowered to grant j passages from London to New Zealand, payment for which ho 3 been guaranteed in this colony. An oxperiencad Surgeon will accompany each Bteamer. Full particulars regarding Freight or Passage money may be ascertained from L. I». NATHAN & CO., CBUICKSHANK & CO.. A. HEATHER. QHAW", SAVILL, AND ALBION COMPANY'S LINE. FOR LONDON DIRECT. The Fine Iron Ship EUTERPE, 1,197 tons. R. Streater. Commander. Is now on the berth for the London. Shippers are requested to make early application for space, a« tho vessel has large engagements, and will have good despatch. The Euterpe has excellent accommodation for a limited number of saloon passengers. L. D. NATHAN & CO.. Agents. ,rKA <n>RrENT LINE. V/ STEAM TO LONDON, TrMferKNSs Calling at JmMsm*T ALBANY, COLOMBO. wcffWMnwatßM NAPLES. & GIBRALTAR. Steamer From F. rom cieamer. Sydney. Melbourne. ftazco July 16 July 21 Opuir July 30 Aug. 4 Orizaba Aug. 13 Aug. 18 Oroya Aug. 27 Sept, 1 Through Fares from New Zealand to London —Steerage rates reduced to £20, £22, and £24, including beddingandcabinrequisites: Second, ! £37 and £42; Saloon, £63 and £73 10s. EXCUR- | SION RETURM TICKETS — Available 9 months, tirst-class, £105; available 12 months, first-class, £115 : second, £65. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), Agents in New Zealand. *^™«»»^ CJTEAM TO THE SOUTH Rffiffl k? SIC A ISLANDS. |to#SI S.S. RICHMOND, I p»«ffiSM^Bso tons, 6CO h.p.. Captain U. G. I I Hutton, will leave for II TAHITI & RAROTONGA SATURDAY, JULY 28. Splendid, accommodation for first-class pas* Bengers. . . „ Round voyage occupies about 30 days, and offers a favourable opportunity to those desirous of visiting these beautiful islands. Keturn Tickets issued at Special Rates. For Freight and Passage aud all other particulars, apply to 'DONALD Si Ei)i,Wlio7tOUGir. Uutieu'Su'eet.

-• "T^TT* OTTO TP iffiffl&ij^ BARQUE s"aDle"a. THOMPi3lafeJSg£| SON, FROM NEW YORK. All Claims againat the inward cargo of tho above vessel must be rendered in duplicate at tho office of the undersigned, by noon of MONDAY. July 16, or they will not bo recogmßed" ARNOLD. CHENEY & CO., Agents. Auckland. N.Z.. July 12,1894. =, M XfAURAKI STEAMSHIP |[||^^S!!»^f XJ- COMPANY. JlifefPl S.S. MAORI. MATAKANA & WADB. For Wado: From Wade: Friday. 13.11 a.m. Saturday. 14. 3p m. ALL CARGO MUST BE PREPAID. Weatlu»riLi»df»fcuaCiJiCßa;»ui;*>io'M >»p nibtiao;. Telephone.3*. J M. SYMS.Ageat. npHE NEW, FAST, & FAVOURITE JL S.S. KAWAU. MANGA WAI, TE ARAI, HAKARU. KAIVVAKA, NORTH ALBERTLAND & KAWAU. For Mangawat: From Mangawai: *Monday. 16. 9 a.m. Tuoaday, 17. 6.30 a.m. "Cargo Saturday, 14th. till noon. , ALL CARGO MUST BE PREPAID. Weather and other circumstances permitting, Telephone 34. J. M. SYJMS, Agent. Q S« COROMANDEL. A&_tfnP FOR COKOMANDEL 4gMLli^ AND WAIHEKB. xkssassaas^Ss?- TIMW TABLE. July. Leaves Auckland: Leaves Coromandel: Friday, 13, 12 noon Saturday. 14.12 noon Weather and other circumstances permitting. Not responsible for shipping, carrying, or discharging Live Stock, No Cargo received without Shipping Note, and within halt'-an-hour of advertised time of departure. All Parceismust tie iire-peid en board.

Educational. /COACHING ROOMS, No. 26, PALMERSTON BUILDINGS, Lower Queen-street, Auckland. > JAMES COLLIER, B.A. (London). Mr Collier has had very great Experience in Teaching, Author of several Educational Worka._ NEGLECTED EDUCATION. —Private J3I Lessons. Night School. 13 weekly.—W. Thompson Stevons, A.M.P. Buildings, Queen-at. and Lincoln-street, Ponsoifby. Book-keeping, Shorthand, Languages. Board anil Residence, j BOARD AND RESIDENCE. — Lady Teachers and Country Girls and Boys attending School can ho accnmniodateil at View Point, Mount Kdo«.— Miss MclCeuaie leaser._ BOA R D & RESIDENC E available "for onu nr two Gentlemen, in a private family in Franklin Road, piano, no children and no other boarders, terms moderate.—Addres3E.K., Stab Office. ISITORS TO PARIS. — A French Family, of good society, reoeivo3 Boarders. Every home comfort. English and French spoken, and taught if desired. Highest references in London, Paris, Australia and New Zealand.—Mme. Verdin. 100 Avenue Victor Hugo. Art) de Triomchß "Vrmre'S "Cervuß" Knife Polish,,-. JJ( Won'twewt^Qb^^spflpftswt- -