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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 206, 11 September 1901, Page 1

ISHIPPIN^ te__r_-_TTN_ON STEAMSHIP CO. OF rX^U NEW ZEALAND, |--H S LIMITED. J TIME TABLE. X weather and other circumstances f Weat permitting. ■ •_..«_.. I E>ate of Sallin&--MEW PLYMOUTH AND WEL- ! JPOE X*" LI NGTON. U From Onehunga. < *' Passenger Train, 1 ______ .Thurs., 12th Sept., 3 p.m 2.10 at Railway till 11 a.m. Calls at Nelson coming North. r^irika Mon.. 16th Sept., 3 p.m...2.10 . JWtfreo at Railway till 11 a.m. _._. fIISBORNE, NAPIER. WELLINGAND DUNEDIN. ' .fLu. •• Saturday, 14th Sept.. 12 noon ' ** -No Cargo after 11 a.m. „ „„l Saturday, 21st Sept., noon oara""No Cargo after 11 a.m. ':£■;'■ FOR SYDNEY, Monday, 23rd Sept., 5 p.m. ; ■'"TOE SUVA AND LEVUKA, FIJI., "mrrinnfc..- Saturday. 21st Sept., 12 noon RAROTONGA AND TAHITI, n'lau Tuesday, 24th Sept., 0 p.m. tm "No Cargo after W a.m. TOR FRIENDLY ISLANDS, SAMOA. *• FIJI, SYDNEY. NUKUALOFA. HAAPAI. VAVAU, APIA AND SUVA. _f_capourl..Wednesday, 25th Sept a p.m. j_?PRO"XIMATE SAILINGS FROM " WELLINGTON. FOR SYDNEY. wrMhora Saturday, 14th September m FOR MELBOURNE. '/VTA LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN, AND l,ul • BLUFF.) P -Tnkoia Thursday, 12th September Tickets available for stop over or return by Huddart, Parker, and Co. s 8 C_rg-rS must be booked not less than •TWO HOURS before advertised time of tailing. . t-Tf 1/CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN I J ROYAL MAIL LINE. " SYDNEY To Brisbane. Honolulu, Victoria, VanL ' __uver. Canada, United States and EutODe Under contract with the Governments of New South Wales, Queensland, j and Canada. ; , R.M.s. Tons. -o___i__-er. Sydney, 1 p.m. Moasa «K"> M. Caroy October 7 Jbmr-RA «00 F. A. Hemming £ot. 4 , j__A--l I 4500 10. W.Hay T)ec_ \ y Thenceforward Every Four Weeks. I I CONNECTING AT VANCOUVER f ij With I - ! CANADIAN PACIFIC. RAILWAY. • The' journey between the Pacific ajid Atlantic Oceans, Vancouver to Montreal occupies about five days; and is made WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, through the Grandest Scenery in the world! over the Selkirk and Rocky Mountains, across the Prairies, and along the North Shore of Lake Superior. Passengers have the choice of a num- ; fcer of overland routes, enabling them I to visit the principal Canadian and Am- |. ■ erlcan cities. I Fares from Auckland and Sydney to I Victoria Vancouver, and San Francisco: f iFirst class, £40; Second class, £25; Third !• class, £16. Round the World: First I class Home, Vancouver, return Suez, |y £136 8/. ■ ROUND THE WORLD TOURS AT T LOWEST RATES. Railway Maps, Guide Books, and all other information. J apply to [ UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF I. ftfcW ZEALAND, LIMITED, ; i _tot-»irnß : Agettte lit New Zealand for; AUSTRALIAN ROYAL ' j'-v^y. ..SIAIL LINE and ! 1 ;GAi__DIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, , r~T /ORIENT - PACIFIC LINE ! Mmg_FJ TO IrONDON. I The following Royal Mail Steamships I belonging to the ORIEWT and PACIFIC 1 COMPANIES will leave SYDNEY and I MELBOURNE, as under, for LONDON . (Tiibury), via ADELAIDE, FREEMANTLE, COLOMBO (Transhipping for all Indian Ports), SUEZ CANAL. NAPLES, MARSEILLES, and GIBRALTAR:- .*" '. 7. Ton. Fran From From Steamers Be?. Sydney M»lt>-urne Adelaide Ojnroz 6887 Sept.2B Oct. 1 Oct.S OBD.A 5857 Oct. 12 Oct. 15 Oct. 17 ..-.usr-A- 6524 Oct. 26 Oct. 29 Oct. 81 'Creed 8918 'Not. 9 Nov. 12 Not. 14 And Fortnightly thereafter. FARES-NEW ZEALAND TO DON:SALOON .... Single: £42 18/ to £80 5/ Return: £77 to £126 10/ THIRD CLASS .... £18 10/. £20 16/. £22 First and Second class Passengers' secure 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. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED,----y ■ Agents to New Zealand. V, mHE TYSER LINE, I Ifc^- •*- LIMITED.' rlyyi^ DIRECT STEAM SERVICE pi||ffl_sk Between the . t__J_L^ UNITED STATES OF 1 p--s--t AMERICA AND AUS--1 TRALASIA. FIRST CLASS CARGO STEAMERS, laklng Cargo for MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, I CANTERBURY, and OTAGO. i . Will leave New York at Regular Intervals— SPlit. Company's nesrt despa-ah*-' vrilt _*-» ' '-" To sail— •B,S.yln(J|raghlil, 4927 tons 10th Sept Next steamer......On or about; 15th Oot. Ne#._Be3|l?la_r importers o(' Xmextopn merchandis« *re specifltHy lny.t.<l to ln' -tructtheir agents in the United States : .to support the TYSER LINE STEAM-y-ERSjand to communicate with the Company's New York representatives, MESSRS. PUNCH, EDYE, AND CO., Produce Exchange, New York; MESSRS TYSER AND CO., 16, Fenchurch Avenue, Ir-ridon; or -MESSRS T.AND S. MOR- • BIN, LIMITED, Auckland. V. RICHARD TODD, :. , Colonial Superintendent, Napier. ' ii_ent_ for Homeward Loadinsr, •HEATHER, ROBERTON, AND CO. * rjr^» "vtippon tusbn kaisha. Fr^H EXPRESS PASSENGER SERVICE BETWEEN AUSTRALIA, CHINA, AND JAPAN, calling at •-BRISBANE, TOWNSVILLE, THURSDAY . ISLAND, • HONGKONG, NAGASAKI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA & MANILA. The following magnificent Steamers, fitted y*lt_ electric light and luxurious accommodation for first second, and third class Passengers, will be despatched from Clreolar Quay. Sydney, as under:— Noon Kasuga Mara, H. Fraser ......... :> 26th September Rosetta Mara, N. Tate ............ 31st October Sawata Mara, A. E. Moses 28th November "And every fourth week thereafter, tor full information, apply to • HENDERSON & MACPARLANE, Agents. ypr.-81-.p.t. Aoclcland. nrT^IT^HE EASTERN AND AUS:L_|__2_ar*- TRALIAN STEAMSHIP ■ =F^^3 COMPANY, LIMITED, yy REGULAR MONTHLY LINE OF _t>a« DIRECT STEAMERS #^OM AUSTRALIA TO CHINA AND •-• JAPAN. ||§iOr."Rates', of Freight and Passage, • «hd all particulars, apply to . it* RUSSELL & SOMERS, Agents. i.»°..Sueen.t., Auclslan-. . ...