SHIPPING. STEAMSHIP CO. OF "SI U NEW ZEALAND, LTD. SfaS TIME TABLE. _ c * -J -rrrgatijer and other circumstances permitting. i Steamer i Passeni From Onehunga. ger Tram. POR GREYMOUTH DIRECT. F ; f f About Monday, 27th July JSnSV PLINTH AND WELLING- -. •~t Thur<= 23rd July, 3 p.m 2.10 at Railway till 11 a.m. Palls at Nelson coming North. »ir.ni_i" Mon., 27th July, 3 p.m...2.10 Railway till 11 a.m. FROM AUCKLAND. „.„ GISBOKNE, NAPIER. WELLINGLXTTKLTON. AND DUNEDIN ...Saturday, 25th July, 12 noon received alongside after 11 a.m. L o Anau.-Satm-dciy, Ist August, 12 noon 1 «r_o received alongside after 11 a.m. &b BLUFF OAMARU, AND TIMARU. l°h? .....Friday, 24th July, 2 p.m. WeAST COAST BAYS, GISBORNE, FOR &a» AXD NAPIER . ~ See Daily Advertisement m FOR ' WESTPORT DIREC'I Eak auoa Thursday. 23rd July, noon (meantime) FOR SYDNEY. rminnp ....Monday. 27th July, 5 p.m. vMiVo received alongside after 3 p.m. *° FOB FIJI (SUVA AND LEVUKA). Mniira .Wednesday, 12th Aug., 12 noon v rnre'o received alongside after 10 a.m. ;SatFiji with R.M.S. Moana for *-" Vancouver. for Vancouver. VOR FRIENDLY ISLANDS, SAMOA, F FIJI. AND SYDNEY. /Nukualofa, Haapni, Vavau, Apia. Levuka. Suva). ninroto .Wednesday, 29th July, 5 p.m. s"Cargo received alongside after 11 a.m. Minaoouri Four weeks later BAROTOXGA AND TAHITI Tavlunl.. Wednesday. 12th August, 5 p.m. Vn Cargo received alongside after 3 p.m. SAILINGS FROM WELLINGTON. FOR SYDNEY Wnko ] fl Saturday, 25tb July m FOR MEr.BOURNE. ! Mokola Thursday, 6th August I Tickets'available for stop over or return by Hnrtaart. Parker, and Co. Proprietary Care" must be Hooked and, except otherwise stated, alongside not iess than TWO HODRS before advertised time of leavne 'Anckland Branch: PALMERSTON BUILDINGS. r-f irxRIENT - PACIFIC LINE A|2g~ v-' OF STEAMERS. ' FOR LONDON (Tilbury), via FREEMANTLE COLOMRO (Transhipping for all lonian Ports), SUEZ CANAL, NAPLES, MARSEILLES, and GIBRALTAR:— *" Teiis from I From From Stewnerß Reff. Sydney Melboarnf Adelaid* trtsnvTis .... PISS Aug. 1 Ail?. 4 Aug. 6 Opoa 5f157 Aus. 15 Aug. 18 Au?.2O g^::::^ 111 >\ iSg:. 8 , *Twin Screw Steampr. And fortnightly thereafter. FARES- NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON: SALOON — Single: £43 to £80. Return: £69 to £120. Return Tickets good for 2 years. THIRD CLASS £18. £20, and £22. First and Second class Passengers secure special advantages by booking through from New Zealand, being provided with Saleon Passages to Australia, which are included in the above Fares. Passages can be booked to or prepaid from, any of the above ports. For farther particulars, apply to UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD.. Agents In New Zealand. I rrSE TYSER LINE, R-**.-. '■*• LIMITED. Cyjjn DIRECT STEAM SERVICE Between the Un_ft_\ UNITED STATF" OP AMERICA AND I AUSTRALASIA. FIRST CLASS CARGO STEAMERS. Taking Cargo for MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. CANTERBURY. AND OTAGO. The Company's next despatches will be — S.S. MARERE, about 31st July, for Melboarne, Sydney, and New Zealand Ports. New Zealand Importers of American Merchandise are specially invited to instruct their Agents in the United States to support the TYSER LINE STEAMERS, and to communicate with the Company's New York Representatives, MESSRS PUNCH EDYE, AND CO., Produce Excbange, New Yor , ;; MESSRS TYSER AND CO., 16, Fencburch Avenue, London; or MESSRS T. AND S. MORRIN, LIMITED, Auckland. RICHARD TODD. Colonial Superintendent, Napier. Agent for Homeward Loading— HEATHER. ROBERTON. & CO. /CANADIAN - AUSTRAiilliilj LIAN linelißli|l| ALL-RED ROUTE TO jr"*mi__sg| LONDON. ! R.M.S. MOANA. ■ Leaves SYDNEY, AUGUST 10th. Steamers Every 28 Days Thereafter. New Zealand Passengers may connect via , Fiji, leaving Auckland August 12th. SPECIAL EXCURSIONS TO CANADA via FIJI AND HONOLULU. BANFF, THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT OF CANADA. 68 DAYS' TRIP FOR £65. CHEAPER THAN STAYING AT HOME. Steamers leave Sydney lOtli August and October sth next. New Zealand Passengers loining at Snva leave Auckland 12th August and 9th September. For further particulars, apply CNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LIMITED, Managing Agents. ~7 —-—i rpHE T> AND f\ {^O. STEAMERS FOR LONDON. ULLING AT FREMANTLE. COLOMBO, ADEN, MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR, AND PLYMOUTH, with liberty to call at °j»XpiSI, as under:— Leave Leave , gteamer. Tons. Sydney. Melbourne 652S Jriy 25 July 28 vSjiLl 7912 Aug. 8 Aug. 11 B 1 " 08 " 6522 Aug. 22 Aug. 26 6898 Sept. 5 Sept. 8 ,!iIIU 7911 tcpt. 19 Sept. 22 KATES OF PASSAGE MONEY. *»ngle Tickets to London £43 to £80 HetDrn Tickets.. £69 to £I^o Tourists' Tickets (India, China and "Pan), Cheap Rates on application. -Passage money can be paid here for rassasjpg from England. Passengers arriving in Sydney by nearest "Meeting steamer may proceed on board X once. F °r freight and passage, apply to RUSSELL AND SOMERS, 60, Queen-street. ~2 _ju-J r T'' HE NEW ZEALAND AND X AFRICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. . UJNDER CONTRACT TO THE N.Z. GOVERNMENT. !lxin ß DI7R BAN. PORT ELIZABETH, A ND CAPETOWN, VIA FREMANTLE. The Fine, New Full powered !v7iii S i' S ' ES SEX. 10,600 tons burthen, im » leave Auckland on or about 25th July, a. ~ Via Southern Ports. M?enent Accommodation for Passengers. IVoi 1.4 ' PertJcuJara as to Fares ana _»* ' app| y t0 tne Secretary for Delin ♦ ent of >-β-stries and Commerce, Weillu ßton; or to j . ARTHUR H. NATHAN, Agents. ' tu «oma-Bt., Auckland.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 173, 22 July 1903, Page 1
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