SHIPPING. T TTNION STEAMSHIP COM|~2r~l FAN* OF NEW pKSdSI ZEALAND, LIMITED. * saaniers will be despatched as under, and other circumstances permittlDS ' NEW PLrMOUTH. (l<roui Uuettuugtt.j Barawa-.Tues., Lit Feb., 5 p.m. (4.S train) * a Xu.N, AND .NhLSON. Ifc'roui uueiiuiii;aj * (Cargo ouly.J Cargo al .i.. 11 a.m. Takes iio New i juiouui Cargo. iifABAEOA. rdRTTAWANIJI. TUPAROA, WAll'iliVJ liAl, XUliOilAfci; iJAi, GIdBOKXE. AND NAPIER. Pjjj Wednesday, :ind Feb., 4 p.m. —n2suK_St, .\ii au, v t-^Lj-NurO-N, UlTtLia.v, .-..MJ i.)L -Ni.iJi-V UntoU Tuesday, Ist Feb., 3 p.m. gonial... -Satin dv.v, olh Feb., 12 uoou Monday, olst Jan., 5.30 p.m Fri.. 4tU Feb. (from W'gtouJ \iKLJSUUB-Ni:, Via ULUc'K and UUbAKI, lloeraU--Tfaurs., 10th. Feb. (from Wgton) 7TOIOKA, SUVA, AND LE\ LKA (FIJI). Jjyua Wednesday, loth Feb., noou and SIDNEI. Cintoaiafa, Haapai, Yavau, Apia, Levuku, Suva..i jfofna Wednesday, 2nd Feb., 4 p.m. Four weeks later No Fiji Cargo. So Cargo received on bulling Day. """ UAJiUiU.NUA AND X Aid IXI. ganroto Feb. Bth (from WeUington) ffjlane Tuesday, 15th Feb., 12 noon ti-Silli, AiiKiUCA, LU.NDU.N, etc. (Via Vancouver.) Feb. 22nd (from SuTai , (Via San Fraadsco.j Banroto Feb. Sth (from Wellington) Transhipping lo Mariposa at 'I'umri Xickels available lor stop-over or reton by Huddart, Parker, and Co.'s Proprietary Steamers. Cargo must be booked and alongside vessel, unless otherwise stated, not less than I - WO HOUiia ueluie auvertisea txlue ol ,i£aTing. Auckland Branch: PALMfciK.sx'<JN m:n.iii\-cs a^o> g<:RS,| A TTRiACTIVE T>OUTE iliiiilCA2i i_XD JpUBOPEAN /^EXTBES. TteELLEvGTON. PAPEETE and SAJS FRANCISCO. S.S. HAUHOTO. FROM WELLINGTON, 4Ji JEBBIiAEI, 16th MARCH, and 21st APRIL, ■Cannecring with s.s. Mariposa, at Papeete, tgonad the World Toars arranged at mosi lavonrahle rates. -Send for particulars to .ONION S.S. CO. OF N-2L, LTD. t /~\SIE>iT LINE OF ROYAL dinfflttL iIAIL STEAMEIiS. JOK I'LYMOUTH AND LONDON, VIA FT)«m \ \-ti.R, COLOMBO ttranshippins for all Indian Ports), SUEZ, MAUtJELLLES, A2h~l) GIBKAI.T.AK, Tons Steamer. Beg. Sydney. M'lb'rne. AdTde. »Ophir .1 6.514 Feb. 5 Feb. 9 Feb. 11 ♦TOSterleyliliS Feb. 16 Feb. 23 Feb. 25 9,023 liar. 2 liar. 8 liar. 11 «rK)tranwl2,l24 liar. 16 ilar. 23 Mar. 25 Orserc- • 12- r tt6 Max. 30 Apr. 6 Apr. S Otway - 12,077 Apr. 13 Apr. 20 Apr. 22 •Cmrali - 5,252 Apr. 27 May 4 May t> * Twin screws, f Probably falling at Hobart. FARES.—NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON: SALOON, Single. £47 6/ to fljS; Return, £15 IS/ lo £KS2;" Return Tickets good for jiro years. THIRD-CLASS: £IS, £20, £22. Passages from above Ports may be prepaid. Through Bookings to New York. UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD, Agents in N.Z. rrto AMERICA AND ■ptTROPB Bl r-tANADIAN — A DSTRAiJAjr T rNB IHE HOST INTEaEiSTXNG ROUTE. Sailings are as follows: From From Tons. reg. Sydney. Suva. ISIO. 1910. JIAITAI „ 3393 Feb. 14 Feb. 22 .. tns7 Aiar. 14 Mar. 21 »MAKUHA .. 5075 ApL 11 ApL IS STEAJtEB _.. May 9 May 17 JIAitAMA 6437 Jne. 6 Jne. 13 And at 2S-day intervals thereafter. •Twin Screw Steamer. EOUND-THE-WOKLD TOUHS OF ALL KLNI>S AJiJiAJS'GED. UNION S.S. 00. OP liT-D. ~- rfVHE TTSEB LiKE, fViS' J- LIAUI'ED. MONTHLi DIiaPATCH Of tlitSl'-CLASS CAJiUO STKAJU.KRS. .„ LOXDOX DIKECT. Tons. Due. Sicitiner Buraen. Commander. Auck. About •il£.rere „ 10,000 T. Linklater Pcb _ l 33oaioana lu.ooo — Feb 15 Star of Auiitralia lu.ooo F. Kearney Feo. 20 Haifte's Bay ... S,OOO D. — Tnri "'-°"m . „ iu,uoo T. Trotter — •WhiLkaroa 10.000 J. i elgaie — •Jtiwaru „ 10,000 H. ilouis — Mimito 10,001) A. Kemp — Star of Scotiaoid 10,000 E. D. Beck — Indxadevi _ 10,000 Hollingsworth — •Nereiana 10,000 F. Lids tone — •Star of Canada 12,000 J. M. Hart — J?oragJiiri S,ouo li. Craven — Bar of N. Z'land 10,000 C. T. HXlder — •Twin tserew. The above steamers are all built specially for the Xew Zealand trade, fitted with refrigerating machinery of the most modern j* ™ char se of competent engineers, «nd are noted for the exceptionally sauslactory condition in which their frozen deat car;oes are being delivered. . ss prepared to carry Wool Bid Prodtce of every description, at Lowest Current Eiies of Freight. for all particulars, apply to HEATUEK, HOBEitTON, & CO, Agects. Auckland. T? ANT) A MAIL LINE TO MANILA, ••-'• CHINA. AND JAPAN, FKOM AUSTRALIA. Leave ,_ Tons. Sydney. EASTERN 3.556 Feb. 16 ALDENHAM 3.SOS Mar. Iβ Saloon aecomnodation amidships. Large, cool, two-berth cabins, all on the upper deck, and fitted with electric fans. Through bookings to Canada, the United States, and Europe. For freight or passage, apply direct to EUSSELL & SOUERS, Customs-st. West. J? KADN E1" AND T> INK S. "-* Telephone 1473, ■£> STEAMBOAI PBOPBJBTOaS. S.S. ADVANCE and PKESTO always available for private pltasure parties, fishing, and other excursions. firVERHEAD—DaiIy. S.S. Pitoltoi. 3 p.m. ALB ANT—Mod. aad Thur. S.S. Kaipatiki. EXCURSION TO BUERUEAD — Everj WEDXESDAT, at 10 a.m. Betnrn Fare . Cargo removed to anj part of the HarSDom or Gulf at shortest notice. Office: QUEEN-ST. WHARF.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 26, 31 January 1910, Page 1
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