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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 113, 14 May 1902, Page 1

*"^A SHIPPING--T^Snlsteamship CO. OF P TP" NEW ZEALAND. Vj LIMITED. TIME TABLE. ther and other circumstances • ffeatW 1 r _ it ting. I Date of Leaving. '■ steamer I PassenJ if ger Train. !?•" From Onehunga. „ HF WPL«OU7H AND ~ Thurs., 15th May, 3 p.m...2.10 M3po«*a--J t Ra ;way till 11 a.m. Car, £ °.? Nelson coming North. Calls at neisoi Monday> 19t k May ' apUon a'arr'ivai"pf 'Frisco Mail. nfNK^StwELLINGFOR^StON AND' DUNEDIN. -'W^Surday. 17th May, 12 noon P^rfS ***** X 1 am- o A *° Tuesday. 20th May, 2 p.m. ffai ljare..--'' Q £t r noon. ■ .A SV BA*S. GISBORNE. F OBEA bl . N APIER. - Thursday (meantime) AND TIMARU. F°Bf Thursday, 15th May 12 noon DIRECT. :' . 18th May, 12 noon H FOR SYDNEY. Monday, 19th May, 5.30 p.m. ISSfim (SUVA AND LEVUKA). JS Wednesday. 21st May. X noon ,^ a-No Cargo after 10 am n «ne at Suva with S.b. Aorangi. Connecting at ■ er ' D ISLANDS, SAMOA, rOE AND SYDNEY. LnajiSwri: HAAPAI. VAVAU, ' AHA, AND SUVA.) „ mtn Wednesday, 4th June, 5 p.m. wh'&OTONGA AND TAHITI. Jli\ Tuesday. 20th May. 5 p.m. ; ipPRO^ATE SAILING FROM [** WELLINGTON. [ FOR MELBOURNE. • .Thursday, 22nd May *alune FOR SYDNEY. ,„ n ....Saturday, 17th May *E LVt'*be booked not less than fflA before advertised time of "S, available for stop over or reffS Huddart, Parker, and Co.'a '"Sand Branch: PALMERSTON ,' m BUILDINGS. rf~~qpECIAL' EXCURSION. IS TO CORONATION CELELSJ BRATIONS AT FIJI. ■ The Fine s.s. MOURA will leave Aucktal on WEDNESDAY, 18th June, and ' ive at Suva on 23rd, making a stay J g days in the Group, during which tine Excursionists will have opportun- : Hies of seeing the Celebrations, which I «|]l be-carried out on an unprecedented scale, including War Dances, Fire Walking, etc., etc. '■ Return Fare from Auckland, including (ccommodation aboard at Fiji, £14. i Full particulars on application at offices. UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LIMITED. «_^^ pANADIAN - AUSTRAi||||||i -' LIAN ROYAL MAIL p^^ TO ENGLAND IN 33 IBy the Most Interesting Route, via Brisbane,' Fiji, Honolulu, Vancouver,. or United States. Leavo Leave I Arrife Arrive I Steamer Sydney Suva Hono- Victoria and ..■ »tlp.;m (Fiji) I lulu Vancouver loujoi May 20 May 23June i June 12 XoKi June 16 June 24July 3 July 9 Iforau 'July UJnly 17July 221 New Zealand Passengers may leave !&uckland per Moura 21st May, 18th June, 16th July, and every four weeks thereafter, connecting at Suva irith C.A. Liner for Vancouver, and proceeding thence per the unequalled Canadian-Pacific Railway Route and best Atlantic Lines. Passengers also lave the option of proceeding to Sydney ' and joining the C.A. Liner there. PION S.S. CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, Agents. n— r-ARiENT - pacific line Aq^v TO LONDON.-ROYAL I^==3 MAIL STEAMERS of above Company leave Sydney as under for london (Tilbury), via Adelaide, Freenantle, Colombo (transhipping for all Indian Ports), Suez, Marseilles, and laltar;Steameia Tons From ] From From Reg. Sydney Melbourne Adelaide (tern „„.. 5857 May2t May 27 May 29 itSTui 5624 June 7 June 10 June 12 •0fm..... 6814 June 21 June 24 June 26 _ ' i I ' *Twin Screw Steamer. Fares, New Zealand to London: Saloon, Ingle £13 to £80; Saloon, Return, £69 to SB). Return Tickets available for two Jears. Second Class Passengers are proTided with Saloon Passages to Australia. A UNION S.S. CO. of N.Z., Agents. r?—r-imHE eastern and ausWtfc^S- 1- TRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED. BEGDLAR MONTHLY LINE OF * 3 «, MRECT STEAMERS. KtOM AUSTRALIA TO CHINA AND „ * JAPAN. «r Eates of Freight and Passage, and X Particulars, apply to RUSSELL & SOMERS, Agent* « Queen-st. Auckl«ind17"dQ fT HE P AND a po. FOR LONDON. Sift FREJEMANTLJB., CQJ^OMBQ.; j™*. MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR, BRINDIs; as under:St»«m«. -. Leave Leave ■^fgw. Tens. Sydnoy. Melbourne ' ■'■CHm lU CB9S May 17 May 20 I isciT,.;'" 7912 M»y 31 Juno 3 -— ZZI: 6608 I Jnne 14 I June 17 KATES OP PASSAGE MONEY; fiu'rn^ 3 t0 Lolldon <*« 10 £80 T U™ Tickets £69 to £120 feSf t Oh.Tlck5 t' (Indla- CWn^. and Sta« ? P Rates on application. fassal^ > Money can be Paid here for & from En&'and. ■« eoS? arrl7 lnp in sy dney by nearSwKKf Bteamer- may proceed ot fiTTcLr n rd Passage, apply to , RUSSELL AND SOMERS. *— 50. Queen-st. (X^iW Al'E!S t! * ONEHUNGA !^M oI^AM NAVIGATION n ,r T »OMPANY' LIMITED. »I!I Im. HE S' S- WEKA «fiit« Under> weathe«- «n«l other &»« Permitting, calling at ' Wffi POLLOCK- TE !*» Onehunga: Leave Waiuku: 15-Fri 1 <D a-ln- 15-Thurs., 3.45 p.m. * A& ,m- U-Sat, 5.30 a.m. *-W s« P,m> 20-T"es., 8.45 a.m. ri- a" m- 21-Wed.. 9.45 a.m. JUj5i ,' 6' lD am- 22-Thurs., 10.15 a.m. 1" °rUa Bay' Heads ' **m VI am- M-Sat., 11.18 a.m. ftrWed*' S a- m< 26-Mon., 12.30 p.m. •«Sw inr m- „28-™., 1-30 p.m. fc No r esD^wnV m- u 31~Sa t-. 3.45 p.m. hrtS °aalbl,,ty whatever taken with at owner's rlsfc when AI DAVID CAMPBELL, ;-*ABTER ;i„ * Secretary, Waiuku, •*?«» Agent, Onehonga, •■ - ...