SHBPPUfG. UDDABT pABKER T, " FAVOUBITE PASSENGER SERVICE. Circumstances permitting. Steamer* will Ball an under:— FROM AUCKLAND. FOB SYDNEY. VICTORIA . .Monday I Aug. 21 I 5.30 p.m. WIMMRItA ..Monday ] Sept. 4 ( 5.30 p.m. VICTORIA . .Monday I Sept. 18 1 5.30 p.m. FOB GISBOBNE. NAriER, WELLINGTON. LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN. WIMMBRA Tuesday I A of. 22 I 8 p.m. VICTORIA Tneaday I Sept. S [ 3 p.m. WIMMEBA ....Tneaday Sept. 19 3 p.m. FBOM WELLINGTON. FOB SYDNEY. t'ULIMAROA Friday | Sept a t*nUMABOA Fi FOR MELBOURNE, VIA SOUTH AND BOBART. •tULIMAROA Thursday I August It •Wireless Telegraphy. tTwln Sere... Cargo (or Southern Steamer must be booked and alongside not later than NOON; for other Steamers not leas than TWO HOURS before advertised sailing time. All Tickets for Stop-over or Return mutually Interchangeable with the Union Co. OFFICE: 7, CUSTOMS STREET. [ S. HYNDFORD, FROM NEW YORK. >• ALL ACCOUNTS against the above Vessel most be RENDERED IN TRIPLICATE to our Office, BEFORE NOON, THUBSDAY, lTth Inst, Otherwise they will Not be Recognised. VACUUM OIL CO. PBOPY., LTD. 541 Fort-street, Agents. jgTEAM -JTAVIGATION i~K>MPANT. Steamers for LONDON, calling at SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, FREMANTLE, COLOMBO. ADEN. MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR, and PLYMOUTH, with liberty to' call at BBINDISI, aa under. Connecting at Port Said with the 20-knot ateamers ISIS and OSIRIS, for Brlndisi:— MONGOLIA C. F. Preston, R.N.R. MOOLTAN R. L. Haddock. R.N.R. MALWA A. Thompson. CHINA E. Street MACEDONIA C D. Bennett, R.N.R. -VTEW r7EALAND SERVICE. Leave Tons. Auckland, lull. MOLDAVIA IU.OOO Nov. 23 E. H. Gordon, R.N.R. MOOLTAN 10,000 Deo. 21 R. L. Haddock. R.N.R. RATES OF PASSAGE MONEY.—Single to London, £47 ty to £&', Return, £75 lay and £132; available lor two years. Tourists' Tickets (India, China, and Japan). Special' Holiday Tickets to Colombo, available tor two month*. Return Fares from Sydney, £4l first Saloon, £2u Second Saloon; pins 10 per cent Passage Money can be paid here tor paasagea from England. Passengers arriving in Sydney by nearest connecting steamer may proceed on board at once. Passengers embarking at Auckland (or Australian ports and Europe have the privilege of staying on board during steamer's detention at Sydney. i'... . /CORONATION -QUBB AR. CHBAP .i6LibA ; TO BOMBAY, available (or six month*— first Saloon Fare Xrom Sydney, £45 2/. These steamers are Installed with wireless telegraphy. For Freight and Passage apply to BUSSELL A SOMEItS. Customs-street West, Au-klsod. Etc A. MAIL LINE TO MANILA, CHINA, AND JAPAN. FBOM AUSTRALIA. Leave Tons. Sydney. ALDENHAM 4000 August. 16 EMPIRE 4500 August 30 , Saloon accommodation amidships. Large, cool two-berth cabins, all on the upper deck, and flttdj with electric fans. Through bookings to Canada, the United States, and Europe. For freight or passage apply direct to RUSSELL & SOMERS, Customs-street West. FEDERAL-HOULDER-SHIRB LINE. Under Contract with the New Zealand Government DIBECT BEBVICE TO WEST COAST UNITED KINGDOM PORTS. . 8.8. NAIRNSHIRE, loading in Auckland about Kith August, and sailing finally from Auckland about 19th August For AVONMOUTH," LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTEB, and GLASGOW, taking Wool, Skins, General and Refrigeiated Cargo at i of freight, to be followed by other first-class Steamer* at Regular Intervals. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOB FIRST AND THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS TO AVONMOUTH (BRISTOL). SALOON FARE: £42 single; £O6 return. STEERAGE: From £l4 10/ single; £26 10/ return. Passengers forwarded to Port of Departure Free. Vessels fitted throughout with Electric Light. Surgeon and Stewardess carried. Warrants for passages from the United Kingdom can be obtained at this end by prepayment of passage money. For freight and passage, apply to ARTHUR H. NATHAN, LTD., Agents, 40, Customs Street Eaet, AUCKLAND. ' A UTUMN IN TAPAN. ■NOW IS THE TIME TO BOOK BY THE -M-IPPON Y CSBN TC'* Vessel Tons. Commander. Sydney. Noon. Knmano Maru. .6000 M. Winckler. Sept 6 j Tawata Maru 6000 M. Nagao. October 4 Nikko Maru..;..6000 M. Yagl. Nov. 1 REDUCED RATES FROM AUCKLAND. For Information, apply to HENDERSON A MACFARLANE, Agents. Fort Street, Auckland. ; MJSCEIXAITEOTJS WASTED!. VTtTANTED—Send It to Cochrane-*, Ltd. ANTED, Carpenters, Bricklayers, lumbers' Labourers, St James' Hall, t-riaay. Prof. Mills addresses Building Trades. 514 TANTED, Increase In Wages, Better Conditions for Building Trades.—Mills talks to the Building Trades, Friday, 8t James' Hall. ■** W" ANTED, 500 People to patronise The Little Tailor Bhop, Victoria-st East near the Albert Park. Latest patterns Just arrived for the coming season. 60 VwtanTED. the Wives of Working-men to W see the Wonderful Vame In Bhlrta a» Shrlmski'a. The Working Man's Friend, corner Queea and WeUesley at*. nsTANTED, tne Workers to Buy «fctats at WWonderful Bargain Prices at Surimskl*. the Working Man's Friend, corner Queen and WeUesley sta. v4i^*3v~*^*tm**A : 8 J* r * >m 2
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 194, 16 August 1911, Page 1
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