SHIPPIRQ. ~?Z~~-*. WO GREAT BRITAIN AND »raa|| ■J- EUROPE (VIA AMERICA) P^" A. AND A. LINE. BOYAL MAIL EXPRESS SERVICE. Avoiding aliko the heat of the Red Sea ■and the Cold of Cane Horn, nnder Contracts with the Governments f New south Wales, New Zealand, and Suited States the steamers of this lint i vfl Sydney' and Auckland via Apia /cVmoa) Honolulu, and San Francisco Jvery four weeks as under:Com- i Leave Leavo Arrive Steamer. mau der [Sydney A'ckl'd 'Frisco. ii: Sis^ ta ren Od to e rplScpt.2f,Oct. ljoct. 19 , SA Ho« r teOcty|O & |oNO c V : 16 J^^trari~avai]able for 12 "monthg. I Saloon passengers can break their an pv at AUcKland. Samoa, Honolulu, J our wrancisco, and any place of call en 53 , to New York, and have also tne ""rfvttee" of travelling across either Can p?, nr the United States. sdSpecially reduced rates. Through Fares, Sydney or Auckland to _ . ■ From £66 Sf'°°" ; ;... From £32 7/11 Kinatlo'n Tickets From £55 Pound the World Tickets .. Saloon £125 natnm Tickets, via San Francisco and BeS York £107 3/4 For all Information, apply at any of ♦he offices of UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LIMITED^ P~—, ! TNION STEAM SHIP CO. sHBJ 0F NBW ZEALAND, LTD. -J&-J TIME TABLE, Weather and other clrcumstnncea permitt.jp--. ""steamer i jjate of Sailing. • PasKen^ isrer Train I'OR NEW PLYMOUTH AND WELLINGTON. i From Onehunsra. TakaDUna,...loth September, 10 a.m....8.55 rareo at Railway till 1 p.m. Saturday. Kotoit!..Thurs., 13th Sept., 11 a.m...10 a.m. CaTo at Railway till 5 p.m. Wednesday. i i ISH' i K.n id NA PI ER. W ELLIWG TON LYTTKI.TONJ. AND DUNEDIN. From Auckland. ™ ora Saturday, 7th Sept., noon 6'nlv H?h( rs-rsrn for Gishnrnft. vnn 'feAST COAST BAYS. GISBORNE, F NAPIER WELLINGTON, AND ' GREYMOUTH. nmaDe re Monday, 10th Sept., 5 p.m. Omapere.... ayI)NKY Mararoa Monday. 10th Sept., 5 p.m. S rOSAMOA, F HONO T LULU. AND SAN lAl , mP( j fl Monday, Ist Oct., noon & SePl-6°-m-FOR RAROTONGA AND TAHITI, nvalau .Tuesday, 25th Sept., 5 p.m. FOR FRIENDLY ISLANDS, SAMOA, * FIJI, SYDNEY. . NUKUALOFA. HAAPAI, VAVAU, AND APIA Stauroto Wednesday, 3rd Oct., 5 p.m. Cara-o till noon. No cargo for Fiji. __„_„ ■>i™OX,MATB igS n fi INUB FROM Enowai ..... H Frida yb l4th t S T eptember Hokoia Saturday, Sth September T-cKets availaoie by Messrs Huadart. Parker. & Co.'s steamers. Cargo must be hooked and alongside Hot less than TWO HOURS before adrertfsed time of sailing. Jn 'consequence of quarantine, above Jatpo puhiprt to alteration. rv~ r ir^RIENT LINE STEAM TO '/VnJK^ LONDON. fclpSJpJ-l The following Royal Mail Steamship's, belonging to the ORIENT and Pacific companies win leave sydNaples, Marseilles, and gibralTAR:- —_ -: Tons From 1 From I *rom Bteamer. R e g. Sydney I Melb'rne I Adelaide ORIZABA 6297 Isept. 15 Sept. 18 Sept. 20 Ka 6297 Sept. 29 Oct. 2 Oct. i nzco 3818 Oct. 13 Oct. 16 Oct. 18 K° 5857 Oct. 27 Oct.- 30 Nov. 1 Ophib* 6GIO Nov. 10 Not. 13 Nov. la "~ »Twin Screw Steamers. BALOON Return: £70 to £115 Sres, «s, s»/pS Passengers can be booked to or preoaid from any of the above ports. Tnion steamship company of new zealand, limited, Agents in New Zealand. r-T 1/OCEANIC STEAMSHIP 4,fiEg Vj COMPANY. SAN FRANCISCO MAIL SERVICE. Owing to the increased support afforded the Oceanic S.S. Company, the Pacific Mail Service will be placed on the same basis as the Atlantic, giving greatly reduced time io passage pf ma s, more frequent service, and ample tacnitles for freight and passengers in steamships ■ that will be unexcelled in the Pacific Ocean for speed, equipment and comfort. .„_ -The Oceanic Company's new steamships, built expressly for the San Francisco Service, will rank among the most luxurious and best appointed Pass.en.f^ ships afloat. They are of the latest modern type, constructed under Lloyd s rules, are fitted with twin screws <3°"°le bottoms on a cellular system; cold storage rooms. No state rooms below mam deck. Diningroom on upper deck. Perfect ventilation; Commodious deck space for promenading. Cabin ful", nlshi"P *"d conveniences of elegant and most comfortable type. ' SAILINGS EVERY TWENTY-ONE DAYS. Leave Ar. Ar. Steamer. Tons. 'Frisco. Auck'd. Sydney. ' Sonomo 6000 Oct. 31 Nov. 19 Nov. li ■ Sierra 6000 Nov. 21 Dec. 10. Dec. U ■ Ventura 6000 Dec. 12 Dec. 31 Jan. 6 } (And every following. Twenty-one Days.) ;,.Sonoma leaves Sydney December 4th. Auckland December 8, Samoa December g.-'Honolulu December 18, arrive San Francisco December 24th. (. steanVli having at intervals of 21 days.) &L f'.'i'j:1 mni? k a>^j'h;RN SC AfSTRAHEQULAR MONTHLY LINE OF DIR^^JSTEAMERS. TAPA v RIOM AUSTRALIA to CHINA & JAl\ A';; , For Rates of Freight and Passage, ana an particulars, apply to— „- _ .. _ I/ '■ RUSSELL & SpMERS, Agents. ;■) WQueen-street. AucklandLONDON, calling/at ALBANY, COLOM ■■•|O. ADEN. MARSEILLES GIBRAL TAR, and PLYMOUTH, with liberty to ?a!' at BRINDISI as under:— " i \ T.povo i Leave ijteatqer. | Ton .s,, sTdneyJj^gHEßS Rn«B 5545 Sep. 22 Sep. 25 ;:?fiUL*TA GB9B Oct. 6 Oct. » ; Arcadia 6603 — L, RATES OF PASSAGE MONEY. Ingle Tickets to London .... ff t l° £ U i «elurn Tickets £70 t0 „! ilTwirtts' Tickets (India, China, and •'"Pah);. Cheap Rates on application. •(passage Money can be pal* here foi massages from England. /,ror freight or passage, apply to , ; RUSSELL & SOMEES, cn _ gt> (For passage fg 6f *»s* o g & SONS.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 213, 7 September 1900, Page 1
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