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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 210, 4 September 1900, Page 1

■ ■■■.-■:- -• SHIPPIWG. I *>I_lrrO GREAT BRITAIN AND I KS« ;J-. EUROPE (VIA AMERICA). 1 "PP^ A- AND A- LINE» I j, O YAIi MAIL EXPRESS SERVICE. S iiiroldlng alike the heat of the Red Sea % and the Cold of Cape Horn.. I tinder Contracts with the Governments | :-y%tor South Wales. New Zealand, and i Stnued States, the steamers of this line I .'*„ Sydney and Auckland via Apia H Wrlnai Honolulu, and San Francisco, I 5 four weeks as under :- I.! .;;.-■'. Com- | Leave Leave| Arrive 1 /Steamer. nia uder Sydney A'ckl'dj 'Frisco. S-Ssr" Vwi?dorp! S o pt._6 oot lloot 19 ~,._,0 t, A HoudlettejOct. 21 Oct. 29 Nov. 16 Bi_W Carey iNov_2l Nov. 2^Dec._ 14 s=jxj^s~are^ available for 12 months. v j Saloon passengers can break their rney at Auckland, Samoa, -Honolulu, 'i°* Francisco, and any place of call en ifa to New York, and have also the r0 '.Hi»pp of travelling across either Can- ?? 9 or the United States. SPECIALLY REDUCED RATES. Through Fares, Sydney or Auckland to T. ■ England: Saloon f From £66 storage .....'• •••• From £32 7/11 romblnatlon Tickets From £55 Round the World Tickets ..Saloon £125 Sowrn Tickets, via San Francisco and , * llew York £107 3/4, '/fir' all information, apply at any of the offices of EtfiQN STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF r NEW ZEALAND. LIMITED. p-j—, TJNION STEAM SHIP CO. s ra s | \J t OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. <£-4 TIME TABLE. Weather and other circumstances .permitting1. gieamer. | Date of Sailing. | Passen- ■<;», ■ jeer Train NEW PLYMOUTH AND WELm LINGTON. From Onehung^a. feotoiti...... September 6th, 3 p.m 2.10 ■■'• Cargo at Railway till 11 a.m. Takapuna....loth September, 10 a.m....8.55 Cargo at Railway till 1 p.m. Saturday. t*K GISBORINE. NAPIER. WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON. AND DUNEDIN. /-••' From Auckland. m ora , Saturday, 7th Sept., noon Only light rnrgo for Gisborne. TOR EAST COAST BAYS, GISBORNE, ■ "^NAPIER, WELLINGTON, AND GREYMOUTH. bmapere ..Saturday, 7th Sept., 1 p.m. lif™ FOR SYDNEY. Mararoa Monday, 10th Sept., 5 p.m. WR SAMOA, HONOLULU, AND SAN FRANCTSCO. Alimeda Monday, Ist Oct., noon FOR BLUFF. OAMARU, AND TIMARU. Rotokino.... Wednesday, sth Sept., 2 p.m. • .... From Sugar Works. •■■■■ Oareo till 4 P.m. Tuesday, Queen-st. FOR WBSTPORT DIRECT. % MTaierl Tuesday, 4th Sept., 5 p.m. ;• FOR SUVA AND UEVUKA FIJI. ■Taviuni Wednesday, 26th Sept., 5 p.m. 1 Careo till noon. • FOR RAROTONGA AND TAHITI. Vrtvalau Tuesday, 25th Sept., 5 p.m. ffOR FRIENDLY ISLANDS, SAMOA, ** FIJI, SYDNEY. NUKUALOFA. HAAPAI, VAVAU, AND APIA. jfa'napouri..Wednesday lw sth Sept., 5 p.m. Cargo till noon. , . . No careo for Fiji. _,_.„„, $ APPROXIMATE SAILINGS FROM r WELLINGTON. ■ - FOR MELBOURNE AND HOBART, SnA SOUTHERN PORTS AND BLUFF. •Monowai Friday, 14th September 1 FOR -SYDNEY DIRECT. %koia Saturday, Sth September i Tickets available by Messrs Muadart. sparker, & Co.'s steamers. %Cargo must be booked and alongside tot less "than TWO HOURS before ad-; ftrtJsed time of sailing-. . |jn consequence of quarantine, above $&&. subject to alteration. '??'' aI3r\RIENT LINE STEAM TO yynU . london. g±2??r*i Th« following Royal Mail belonging to the ORIENT and PACIFIC COMPANIES will leave SYD$m? and MELBOURNE as under for ItONDON (Tilbury), via ADELAIDE, CHIBEMANTLE, COLOMBO (Transhlpmofrior all Indian Ports), SUEZ CANAL, Naples, Marseilles, and gibralW&- , XK —~ 1 Tons I Fro« I From I From ) j^ | S y d i_^ I Melb'rne I Adelaide '■fcszAßA 6297 Sept. 15 Sept. 18 Sept. 20 .iiSSrIT 6297 Sept. 29 Oct. 2 Oct. 4 Cuzco 3918 Oct. 13 O«t. 16 Oct 18 VOBTOi 5857 Oct. 27 Oct. 30 Nov. 1 6910 Nov. 10 Nov. J3 Nov. lo ,*~~~~, *Twln Screw Steamers! M - And Fortnightly Thereafter. IPARES^NEW ZEALAND TO LOxXDON: » N> *%g»:fst?/l5 JTHIRD CLASS .... £16 16, £18 ISA. & £20 |fSt and Second Class Passengers secure special advantages by booking ■uwo_glf from New Zealand, being provued with Saloon Passages to Anatralia, Which are included In the above Fares i Passengers can be booked to or preipaid from any of the above ports. >"ssw?a__ss-. ss_g-.°* <>, ■■• Ag ehts in New Zealand. rixf^- mHE TYSISR LINE, mMg'l* LIMITED. LIURECT STEAM SERVICB '[V " Between the § UNITED STATES OF AMERICA II AND AUSTRALASIA. mm ' ■ class Cargo .Steamers will leave jffinri York at Regular Intervals, taking sCargofor 3MELBOURNB WELLINGTON ■SIDNEY CANTERBURY and AUCKLAND OTAGO 4.T_e Company's next despatches -will t>e: ; To Sail— Si--Eiffel Tower, 3187 tons .... 15th Aug. M Star of England, 8611 tons .. 20th.Sept. ■ B.a lndradevi, 5423 tons „ 25th Oct. WtM Zekland importers J olt,A mf rlc. a n n i*erchandise are specially Invited to mittruct their agents in the United States to support the TYSER LINE STEAMERS f and to communicate with the Company s i«New York Representatives, MESSRS ?S£%^__*-_SbSr!fW5 -Auckland. RICHARD TODD, -1,, ' Colonial Superintendent. Napier. ■IT iTHE TYSER LINE. j^jgjSg -L LIMITED. DESPATCH OF FIRST : ■ CLASS CARGO STEAMERS TO <\ " LONDON DIRECT. 8.8. Indramayo To sail 20th Sept i| Indraghiri... \ : ->To sail 3rd Oct. "PTHeTYSER LINE. Limited, are Drepar.'M to carry Wool and Produce of every .^esorip'tlon to London at Lowest Cur Bent Rates of Freight. I'or full particulars, apply to , ARTHUR H. NATHAN, -Or.HEATHEK, ROBERTON. & CO.. ' j Agents, Auckland. ■T~7~Z i-^AivrAnTAN - AUSTRALiAJN ;:j^^G ANROYALJ^IL LINE. .. FROM SYDNEY TO^BRISBANE. ,v^ HONOLULU AND VArJC^UVEjt. |,:,:*r~ ~ 1 ■ • Leave g Commander. Sydney 1 R.M.S. y "•_ '.^owcra.. 3500 P. A. Hemming Sep. 10 ■^Wangi.; 4500 G. W. Hay Nov 8 , .V-Thenceforward Every Four Weeks. -Through Bookings in connection wun >lp«nadlan-Paciflc Railway from any pori JifNew Zealand to all points in Canada, ;slMte<J States, and Europe. - ;;NEW ZEALAN^^PPING^O..^ ;