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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 234, 30 September 1908, Page 1

SHIPPING. JJDDDART — pARKER Ti 1NE * FAVOURITE PASSENGER SERVICE. Circumstances permitting. Steamers will Sail as under:— FROM AUCKLAND. ____ FOR SYDNEY. WIMMERA. .Monday I Oct. 5 I 5.30 p.m. VICTORIA.... Monday \ Oct 19 | 5.30 p.m. FOR GISBORNE, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN. VICTORIA Tuesday | Oct. 6| 2 p.m. WiMMERA Tuesday | Oct. 20 | 2 p.m. FROM WELLINGTON. FOR SYDNEY. ULIMAROA Friday | Oct. 23 FOR MELBOURNE. VIA THE SOUTH AND HOBART. ULIMAROA Thursday | October 1 Cargo must be alongside not less than TWO HOURS before sailing time. All Tickets for Stop-over or Return mutually exchangeable with the Union Company. L. D. NATHAN AND CO., LTD., Agents. rXANADIA*., — A USTRALIAN T INK Through some of the Greatest SCENIC WONDERS Of the World to all parts of CANADA, UNITED STATES, BRITISH ISLES, AND EUROPE. LOWEST RATES TO ALL POINTS. Send for Descriptive Pamphlets. Sailings from Sydney: Oct. 26th, Nov. 23. Sailings from Suva: Nov. 3, Nov. 30. And Every 28 Days Thereafter. New Zealand Passengers leave Auckland 28th Oct., and every 28 days thereafter. UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD., Managing Agents. _■ fTIHE TYSER LINE, X LIMITED. HHJHBH DIRECT STEAM SERVICE Vmtf Between the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND AUSTRALASIA. FIRST-CLASS CARGO STEAMERS Taking Cargo for MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CANTERBURY, AND OU'AGO. The Company's next dispatches will be:— S.S. STAR OF ENGLAND, aDorn 26th September S.S. Si' All OF. AUSTRALIA, about 7th November. The New Zealand Importers of American Merchandise are specially invited to instruct their Agents iv the United States to support the TYSER LINE STEAMERS, and to communicate with the Company's New York Representatives, MESSRS FUNCH, EDYE, AND CO., Produce Exchange, New York; Messrs TYSER AND CO., 16, Fcnchurch-avenue, London, or Messrs HEATHER, ROBERTON, AND CO., Auckland. RICHARD TODD, Colonial Superintendent, Napier. -. milE --YSER LINE, a, limited. nfiiii__ MONTHLY DISPATCH OF FIRST-CLASS CARGO tm. STEAMERS. TO LONDON DIRECT. Tons Due Steamer Burden. Commander. Auck. About ♦Niwaru 10,000 H. Hollis Oct 13 Star of Scotland. 10,000 J. M. Hart Oct 14 Mimiro 10,000 A. 11. Kemp Nov.lo Star of England. 6,000 C.T. Hllder — Star of Ireland. 6,000 Griffiths — ludraghiri 8,000 W.U. Wilkea — Star of N. ZTand 10,0u0 E.D. Beck — Tomoana 10,000 T.B. Liuklater — Star of Australia 10,000 F. Kearney — •Nerehana 10,000 F. Lidstone — ludradevi 10,000 Uolllngsworth — •Marer'e 10,000 J. Firth — Hawke's Bay ... 8,000 D.McQueen — •Whnkarua 10,000 J.C. Felgate — Indralema 10,000 T. Trotter — •Twin screw. Tbe above steamers are all built specially for tbe New Zealand trade, fitted with refrigerating machinery of the most modern type, in charge of competent engineers, and are noted for the exceptionally satisfactory condition in which their frozen meat cargoes are being delivered. The Company is prepared to carry Wool and Produce of every description, at Lowest Current Rates of Freight. For all particulars, apply to HEATHER, ROBERTON, & CO., Agents, Auckland. T UX P. AND p. c - -" LONDON, calllug at FREMANTLE, COLOMBO, ADEN, MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR, aud PLYMOUTH, with liberty to call at Brindisi, as under:— Leave Leave Steamer." Tons. Sydney. Melbourne. VICTORIA 6,522 Sep. 2o Sep. 29 BRITANNIA 6,525 Oct. 10 Oct. 13 MOOLTAN 10,000 Oct. 24 Oct. 27 CHINA 7,912 Nov. 7 Nov. 10 MOLDAVIA 10,000 Nov. 21 Nov. 24 HIMALAYA 6,898 Dec. 5 Dec. 8 RATES OF PASSAGE MONEY — Single to London: £47 6/ to £88, Return £75 18/ and £132; available for two years. Tourists' Tickets (India, China, aud Japan), Special Holiday Tickets to Colombo, available for two months. Return Fares from Sydney, £41, first; £29 second, plus 10 per cent. Passage money can be paid here for passages from England. Passengers arriving in Sydney by nearest connecting steamer may proceed on board at once. For freight or passage, apply direct to RUSSELL AND SOMERS, Customs-st. Weet MEETINGS. rpO JTIHE MEMBERS QF ITIHE •VTEDICAL pROFESSION WHO ARE NOT MEMBERS OF THE LOCAL BRANCH OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. A Meeting is hereby called to consider the action token up by the Press, as instanced by leading article in the "Star" of Saturday Evening last (Dominion Day), and also to further consider what course of action should be taken to protect the public, when men and women of repute and skill are unable io obtain proper recognition, even though qualified according to the Medical Act. Meeting to take place at 8 p.m., at Federal Hall Clubroom, Wellesley-st., THURSDAY, Ist October. ROBERT STOPFORD, A Qualified Medical Man, . - Convener. * *- M i