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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 224, 19 September 1894, Page 1

Sfalppiagl T___^ rT)O ENGLAND IN |SS THIRTY-ONE DAYS. • nSfi^i ROYAL MAIL EXPRESS J SERVICE. ™ THE PASSENGER ROUTE TO ■- iU ENGLAND Is undoubtedly the AUSTRALIAN & AMERICAN ROUTE * (A. and A. Route). i r t.dinc alike the heat ofthe Red Sea and the IndoJCaiJe Horn, atidgiving passengera the opportunity of travelling in luxury and comfort through the most interesting country in the world. The steamers of this line, under contract with the Governments of New Zealand. New-South Wales, and the United States, are^appointed to Save Sydney and Auckland for Samoa, Honolulu, and San Francisco, every four weeks, as ender:— , 1 Com- ] Leavo Leave Arrive Steamer. ma nder. Sydney. Au'ekl'd. 'Fpisoo. AiiAMBDA Morse f)ct.l Oet.6 dot. 26 AIAIUPOSA HaywardOct.29 Nov. 3 Nov. 23 WoKOWAi Carey Nov. 26 Dec. 1 Dec 21 'Tickets aro availablo for 12 months, and Saloon Passengers can break their journey at Auckland. Samoa.Honolulu, San Francisco.and any place of call enroute to New York, and havo aleo the privilege of travelling across either Canada or the United States. SPECIALLY REDUCED RATES. Through Fares, Sydney or Auckland, to England :— Saloon-£66 to £67 9s 2d. StekraGE—£3ll9s 7d. Combination Tickets, £5814s 2d and £52105. Round the World Tickets (Saloon), £125. Return Tickets, via San Francisco and New York, £105. For all information apply at any of tho offices ,f UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF ; NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). ' "IjujilOLiiiiujmi TT NION STEAMSHIP Bi^^3 COMPANY OF NEW M^Bl • ZEALAND (LIMITED). IjPttS^A TIMETABLE. m t"*d ciroumetaneee .^J permitting.) FOR NEW PLYMOUTH, WELLINGTON AND LYTTELTON. 7 (From Onehi'NGAl. Steauer. J Date of Sailing, j g e° TraTn Takapltia I Monday. 24th. 3 p.m. 12.10 p.m. 'Cargo at Railway till 11 a.m.) lOR NEW PLYMOUTH. WELLINGTON AND NELSON. (From Onehunga.» Mahinapua I Thursday. 20th. 1 p.m,! 12 noon (Cargoa*. Railway till 9.45 a.m.) FOR GISBORNE.'NAPIER. WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON AND DUNEDIN. (From Auckland. Wairarapa 1 Thursday, 20th Sept., noon FOR MELBOURNE, . (via Bluff.) Wairarapa I Thursday, 20th Sept., noon (Transhipping at Dunedin) FORWAIPIRO. TOKO MA RU. GISBORNE NAPIER. & WELLINGTON. S»teern Cr'ss I Tuesday. 25th Sept.. 4 p.m. FOR ALL EAST COAST PORTS. AND GISBORNE WHARF . Moa 1 Thursday. 28th Sept.. 8 p.m. FOR SYDNEY. , TAMINE I Tuesday. 25th Sept., 5 p.m. FOR SAMOA, HONOLULU fc SAN. FRANCISCO. ALAMRDA I Saturday, 6th Oct., 2 p.m. '_-.-■'. (Cargo till 10a.m.) FOR TONGA AND SAMOA (•HIgUALOtfA, lIAABAI. VAYAP. APIA). Taviuni . , fMondayj Bth Oct.. 5 p.m. . . .; :(Cargo till noon.) X ''■ FOR SUVA AND LEVUKA r Ovalau I Thursday, llth 0ct.,5 p.m. 77 tUtnto tut nooa) Cargo must be booked and alongside TWO HOURS before adVertised time of departure. Passage Tickets abusb ba • taken at Company's Office. !-.,,, , Passengers holding Return Tickets,, saloon or fsteerace, arc requested to present them atths Offlce forendorsation and allotment of berths. . Auokland Branch: Palmerston Buildings. VISITORS T(J SYDNEY ' SHOULD NOT OMIT TO VISIT "THE CYCLORA MA." Australia's Greatest Wonper. .fk'A. MESSABERIES Jt^^v ItX maritimes. 'MlliliS SYDNEY TO LONDON, vi ■svaummmM paris. Steamers of 5,000 tons, under Postal Contract With the* French Government, calling at MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE. ALBANY. MAHE. ADBN, SUEZ, and PORT SAID, will be detpatched monthly as follows:— . o o . ">' • ( Steamer... ig .<g _\% 33 W S «S 2 , ~ ■ —* -—— —*- ■"*' *"" •",l V.DELA cioi'AT Fiaschi Sept 27 Oct. 1 Oct. 3 PoLYNESiEN.iL. Boulnrd Oct. 27iOcf. 31 Nov. 2 Armand I • I i Behic Delacroix Nov 27! Dec. 1 Dec. 3 AlStiulienG. Didler Dec. 27jDec. 31 Jan. 2 "Passengers booked to BOMBAY. REUNION .MAURITIUS. andEASTCOASTOFAFRICA. Kates of Passage lo London—First Saloon. ■160:' to. £70 '.ncluding table wines. Liberal concessions to families. RETURN TICKETS, available for 9.0r 12 months, at REDUCED RATES. ENGLISH SPOKEN ON BOARD. Upon arrival *at Marseilles. Engutsh InterrßEiEßS meet the passengers for London and Rivetl-en every assistance in landing and paas-"inft'-thtfir luggage through the .Customs. -etOi. nnd alao accompany them to Paris and Calais. N.B.—Passengers' Luggage conveyed tree of lost lo London by steamer. t crfurtber particulars, applyto HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, , .:g-..,. -. .;,. ;< j- ;:■:• ..j.,,.,.. ,Agent9i-e.; _Ferltfrcet. Auckland. h_ . mHE P.' *O.S. N. _cm>^%. A COMPANY (under eon•M?|fflK*i^_v traot with tbe Imp 0"01* "ovl JMlMßH^South Wales. .Victorian, and ¥*®£ffim!m South Australian Governpi6nt«),:vril\ despatch the following steamers for J'ONDON. callfng at ALBANY. COLOMBO '■■;■ ADF.N, BRINDISI, MALTA. GIBRALTAR, WdPLYMoUTH:eteamn Tons. B £ft™ M eiK» - Arcadia 6268 Oct. 1 Oct. 6 Valktta 4919 Oct. 15 Oct. 20 Home 5545 Oct. 21 Nov. 3 Pakkamatta 4771 Nov. 12 Nov. 17 Ockana 6362 Nov. 26 Dec. 1 Australia 7000 Dec. 10 Dec. 15 . RATES OF PASSAGE MONEY. To London In fi\ It saloon .. £63 to iVIZ 10s Mediterranean Ports da .. £58 to £6810s To London in second saloon £37 and £42 To do. Ports do £3* to £39 Return Tlcketi .. .•* »• £65 to £115 , PftaSa^o money can bo paid here for passage* jrora England. Liberal concessions made to amnios during the alack passonger season, «er information apply to the Agents. ™HOU ■P(fcauiCKSHANK SC CO. •»_ THOS. COOK & SON. __*** miME -TABLE FOR AfF&tittt J- S.S. ROSE CASEY. _\__E^rU K^(Weather a>id othor oircum*S^___^^^^ etancea permitting.) X, September. F<>r \VAIWKRA-Every Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday, at 11 a.Hi. For MATAKANA and OMAHA-Every TuotatUo.ui., returning on Wednesday. Fo,,J^HURANGI HEADS and WARK* WORTH-Every Thursday and Saturday, W ll j. M . _,svrßOvla.ust be alongside the steamer half •a kout before the advertised timaef sailing. ... . „ ALEi. McGREGOR. Agent. SWaDhtue^S....