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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 210, 5 September 1899, Page 1

Bhippliag1. r^JjUTrriO ENGLAND IN TBJRTy-ONB -)BMCSc <A> DAYS. : sjfflS ROYAL MAIL EXPRESS SERVICI *»£-J THE PASSENGER ROUTE TO KNGLAND. ■ Is undoubtedly the A. AND A. ROUTE. Avoiding alike, the heat of the Red Sea md the cold of Cape Horn, and giving Siaengers the opportunity of travelling in ExurjT 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 Btatea *re appointed to leave Sydney and • Auckland for Samoa, Honolulu, and San |inuicisco every four weeks, as under:— Com- Leave Leave Arrivo fßteuaw- mander. Sydney. Auckl'd 'Frisco. jjjJJfX" [Carey | Sept 27 OctT~~ 2 OotT 20 ' M*** Oter8 aorpOct. 25 Oct. 30 Nov. 17 MlH gOBA Harward |Nov. 22 Nov. 27 Deo. 15 Tickets are available for 13 months. ? ,nd Saloon Passengers can break their T" irne y at Auckland, Samoa, Honolulu, Ban Francisco, and any place of call en ; route to New York, and have also the ' nrivilece of travelling across either Canfoa or the United States. % SPECIALLY REDUCED RATES. ; irhrough Fares, Sydney or Auckland to ;}■*• England: goloon From £66 ; Iteerago From £32 7/11 Combination Tickets From £59 10/ Bound the World Tickets....Saloon £130 ■Rflturn Tickets, via San Francisco and New York £113 For all information, apply at any of the offices of UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LIMITED. U"~" NION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD). J?^ TIME TABLE. Weather and other circumstances | 9 ■ permitting. ■'■■ Steiner. | Date of Sailing. | n TOR'NEW PLYMOUTH AND WELLINGTON. From Onehunga. Rotoitl..Mon., 11th sept.,' n00n..10.45 a.m. Cargo at Railway till 1 p.m. Saturday. FOR NEW PLYMOUTH, WELLINGTON, AND NELSON. Jakapuna..Thurs., 7th Sept., 10 a.m...8.55 ' a.m. ■ Cargo at Railway till 5 p.m. Wednesday. FOB GISBORNE, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, & DUNEDIN. From Auckland. Te Anau Saturday, 9th Sept., noon iWalhora Tuesday, 12th Sept., 2 p.m. - FOR MELBOURNE, HOBART, AND BLUFF. Transhipping at Dunedin. ;ffe Anau Saturday, 9th Sept., noon FOR SYDNEY. Jfararoa Monday, 11th Sept., 5 p.m. FOR SAMOA, HONOLULU, AND SAN FRANCISCO. Moana Monday, 2nd Oct., noon ■ V No Cargo after Noori Saturday. FOR WESTPORT DIRECT. Hawea Thursday, 7th Sept., 4 p.m. FOR SUVA AND LEVUKA flpolu Wednesday, 13th Sept., 5 p.m. Cargo till noon. / FOR RAROTONGA AND TAHITI. Ovalau Tuesday, 26th Sept., 5 p.m. S Cargo till npon : FOR TONGA, SAMOA, FIJI, AND f SYDNEY. NUKUALOFA, HAABAI. VAVAU. APIA. AND SUVA. Hanapourl..Wednesday, 20th Sept., 5 p.m. Cargo- till noon. (No Cargo for Fiji.) Cargo must be booked and alongside not less than TWO HOURS before advertised time of sailing. Pasage Tickets must be taken at the Company's Qfflce. Tickets available by Messrs Huddart, Parker, and Co.'s ateamera, Westralia and t \:,' ■■*■-■-«.■'• • ■ . Auckland Branch—Palmerstoa Buildjngg. ' m — -- '-•■ ' .- : .; r Jis*^- f\ R'■! EN T li IN B. MMgiLAJ STEAM TO LONDON. .... ■ «2§s?3s?«s>' The follo-sving Royal Mad SteamrfdMbelonging to the ORIENT ANiyPACIFIC NAPLES, MARSEILL^S_and^L3RALTARx *■«* • ' ITonsl From I From I From .Steamer. [Reg.[Sydney|Melbourne|Adelaide, •BOTXVA 5857 Isepfe 16 Sept 19 Sept 21 S^Tb* 6297 Sept. 30 Oct. 3 Oct. 5 toOYA 6297 Oct. U Oct. 17 Oct. 19 .^£s 6910 Oct. 28 Oct. !8 Nov. 2 ~~ Ajifi~Fortnightly thereafter. TTARES—NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON: hatoON Single: £39 to £73 BALOOH Return: £70 to £115 'THIRD CLASS.... £16 16/, £18 18/; & £20 ! and Second Class Passengers lecure special advantages by booking through from New Zealand, being provided with Saloon Passages to Australia, which are included in the above fares. Passengers can be booked to or prepaid from' any of the above ports. Agents in New Zealand. . I >■ * fA'A^ mHB TYSER .LINE, flgfifcl LIMITED. ' STEAM SERVICE - - Between the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-AND AUSTRALASIA. First class Cargo Steamers will leave, New York at Regular Intervals, taking 1 Cargo for MELBOURNE WELLINGTON BTONBY CANTERBURY and AUCKLAND -OTAGO ■fkt Company's next despatches will be:" ' S.S. STAR OF VICTORIA. New Zealand importers of American merchandise are specially Invited to instruct their aeeuts in the United States to™upporttht TYSER LINE STEAMERS • ma tTcommunicate with the Company's New York Representatives, MESSRS BttNCH «EDYE & CO., Produce JJiXfhangr'New Yorkf MESSRS TYSER & ' Auokland- RlChard'todb Colonial Superintendent. Napier. ; j4>mHfl TYSBR LINK fSjffiffif (LIMITED). r . 5; '■ ■■ • tMONTHLY DESPATCH OF FIRST-CLASS CARGO STBAMERS TO LONDON DIBECT. - B.& -INDRAMAYO—To sail about September 22 The TYSER LINE (Limited) »re prepared t» any Wool and Produce of every description to London at lowest current rates of freight. For full particulars, apply to . ARTHUR H. NATHAN, \ A9a^ : heather, bobbrton sc co..J _^ tract with the French Go'/ernmentj^caUlng at Melbourne, Adelaide, Albany. Colomoo. Bu«s and Port Said, will be despatched ;, . Bionthly as follows:— —— --^ -■- Stwuner, Commander (Sydney, jjonme. . laide. 1 & .U LEC?otat Fiaschi Oct. 2 Oct. 5 Oct. 7 I PoLVNKSIiN Boulard Oct. 30 Nov. 2Nov. 4 booked to Bombay, ..**(>** Cfcina, B.atavia, and Japan. Table Wines "c, Included in Passage Money. ««H^ ; at Reduced Rates. Engusn fppken.on board. For fu^U T (!r.pa^c- » fers,.apply to HENDERSON & M*-^ TAHLANH, Auckland,