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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 193, 15 August 1911, Page 1

SHiFPENG. NION STEAitBHir COMPANY OP NEW [ ZEALAND, LIMITED. r .- Sl ners 'will be ilispotcbed as under, ther and other circumstances permitNEW PLYMOUTH. (From Ouehunga.) 5d., 16th. Aurnst, -'' p.m., % . „ - WULLINUT_.., " PICTON, AND NELSON. (From Ou-ehunga.) 80g18 0nd....j -Friday._istu" August, 2 p. WESTPOUT DIRECT. gnromlto Thurs-iay, 11th August, 5 p.m. -=Sb"tOLAGO BAV AND GIBBOHNE lu WHARF. Wednesday, "itb. August, % is* A PIER. W ELL INGr u :n. LYTTEL'i'ON, DUNEDIN. Vonowai -«tli August, 12 noon No Cargo received after 10 a.m. SfD NET" ....onday, 28th August, - r > an r, rlday, IStli August (fro —MELBOURNE; VIA - LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN, BLUFF, AND HOIiART. foeraki Thurs.. 24th Augjst (fiom Well.) BABOTONGA AND "taIjITL jjijnae Tuesday, lath August, 10 p.m. No Cargo received on sailing day. BTJVA, SAVU SAVT7 AND LEVI (FIJI). FBIBNDLY ISLANDS, SAMOA, FIJI, AND SYDNEY. Htna- —• .Tuesday, 12th September, 10 a.: rofna-~ Four Weeks Lat No Cargo for Fiji. No Curgoon sailing day. SAN FRANCISCO" VIA BABOTONGA AND PAPEETE. for all American Points, London, Liverpool, Glasgow, Europe, etc. |B.M.B.Maltai. .Friday, 2.'ith Aug. (from Well) ■ VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER, B.C. (Via Sura and Honolulu.) JTor Canadian and American Points, London, Liverpool, Glasgow, Europe, etc. B.M.S. Maknrn Friday. Ist Sept., 2 p. Cargo must be booked and alongside vessel (unless otherwise stated), not less than TWO HOUBS before advertised time of leaving. Tickets available for stop-over, or return by Hnddart, Parker and Co.'s Proprietary gleams rs. Auckland Branch: PALMERSTON BUILDINGS. rpO C<AN "pRANCISCO. (WITHOUT TEANSHIPMENT) PASSENGiEBS BOOKED TO ALL ItMEBICAN AND EUROPEAN POINTS, Or for ROUND-THE-WORLD TOURS, At Cheapest Rates. From Wellington. Due 'Frisco. *"•■"" August 25 SeptembTriT AORANGI .. September 22 October 12 Equipped with Wireless Telesr Liter sailings and other Information on application to UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD. .ir,.\i- UMS OF BC MAIL STEAMERS. JOB PLYMOUTH AND LONDON Vl* FBBMANTLE, COLOMBO (transhipping for all Eastern Ports). SUEZ. NAPLES, MARSEILLES, AND UL".RAX.TAR. Ophlr... 6,814 Sept. IB Sept. 20 Sen Orontes. 0,023 Sept. 30 Oct 4 Oct" fl Ormuz... 6,465 Oct. 14 Oct. 18 Oct "Kl All Twin screw, except Orniuz. Fitted ,wlth Wireless Telegraphy, except Ophlr and Ormuz. FARES-—NEW ZEALAND TO LONDONSALOON, Single, £47 6/ to £88; Beturn' £75 18/ to £132; Return Tickets good for two years. THIBD CLASS, £lB, £2O, £22. Passages from above Ports may be pro {laid. Through Bookings to New York. UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., Agents In N.Z. A LBION /^O., ' T IMITED. THE LARGEST PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND TRADE. ITHE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS FOB PLYMOUTH AND LONDON, IVIA MONTE VIDEO AND TENEKIFFE. Sailings (circumstances permitting):— Arawa ... 0372 Clayden Sept. 7 Wgton lainni ... 9057 Moffntt Oct. 5 Wgton •I»u 1223 - Boberts Nov. 2 Wgton •Corinthlc. 12231 Hurt Dec'2B Wgton •Arawa ... 9372 Clayden Jan. 25 Wgton "Tainul ... 0057 Moffatt Feb. 22 W 8 "lonic 12232 Roberts Mrta. 21 W'c •Twin Screw. fCalls at Bio de Janeiro. Bound the World Tickets, First-class, Including railway fares across American Continent, Issued at special rates. al facilities given to residents in tie on to bring out friends from Home, either by prepayment of passage inuney in >ew Zealand or by guarantees. FIRE EXTINGUISHING APPARATUSA" steamers are litted with the CO2 Apparatus, which is most effective in extinguishing Are, and cannot possibly damage cargo or anything with .vnich it Conies in contact. L- D. NATHAN AND CO., LTD., A. S. PATERSON AND CO., Agents. *- rpHE TYSER LINE, \ ■*- LIMITED. MONTHLY DISPATCH OF FIRST-CLASS CARGO STEAMERS TO LONDON DIRECT. ,n"i Due" ander. Auckia ... 10,000 W.H.Wilkes. Aug. 21 •Whakarun ... 10,000 J. Firth Aug. 30 »••<- >-—j! ... 12,500 Hollingsworth.Sept.2o -werehnna 10,000 H. Hollis •Nlwam 10,000 J. Coinpton ir of Canada 12,000 J. M. Hart rof Australia 10,00( F. W. Ullyatt otar of Scotland 10,000 E. D. Beck Hawke's Bay 8,000 Star N. Zealand 10.000 C. T. Hilder •Marere 10,000 T.B.Llnklater Mlmiro 10,000 J. Duncan •Star of India 12,000 F. Kearney •Murital 12,000 F. C. Lidstone •Twin Screw. The above steamers are all built specially for the New Zealand trade, fitted with refrigerating machinery of the most modern type, in charge of competent engineers, and Me 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 Bates of Freight. Cor all paitlculars, apply to HEATHER, ROBEBTON & CO., Agents. Auckland.