/ SHIPPING. p* 7 : ,j — --_ "y NION gTEAMSHIP |$f-__3l QOMPANY OF Ig _J -j^ EW ZEALAND. T TD. Steamers wiU i )e dispatched as under, •■weather and other circumstances per.mitting: — NEW PLYMOUTH. (From Onehunga.) ptarawn. —Wednesday, 2nd, 4 p.m. Tr. 2.10 ; IiISBOUNE, NAPIIOU, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTOX. DUNEDIN. [Uonowal Saturday, sth April, 2 p.m. pal— • Tuesday, Sth April, 2 p.m. a No Cargo reecrve- after 10 a.m. 1 'I'ULOUi BAY, AND GISBORNE. (Cargo Only.) Rcsainond Monday, 7tU April, 4 p.m. 1 WELLINGTON, PICTON, NELSON. (From Onehunga. Cargo Only.) Haupiri Saturday. sth Anril, 3 p.m. SY.NKY DIRECT. i ;'Malieno Monday, 7th April, 5.30 p.m. ffVV'arflmoo.. Friday, -ith April (from Well.) MXL B OUItSE. VIA LY—ELTON, ■ DUNEDIN. BLUFF, AND HOBART. |,«Moei:iki...Thurs., 10th April (from Well.l | RAROTONGA AND TAHITI. ' VTalunc Tuesday, Sth April, 12 noon pad.S. Tahiti. .Friday, April 25 (from Well.) SUVA U'UI). 'Navua Wednesday, 23rd April, 2 p.m. •ilakura Friday, 11th April, 5 p.m. >o Fiji Cargo for Makura. FRIENDLY ISLANDS, SAMOA, FIJI, AND SYDNEY. No Cargo for Fiji. (Nukualofa, Uaapui, Vavau, Apia, Levuka, ami Suva.) •Atua Wednesday 23rd April, 5 p.m. ♦Tofna Four Weeks Later RAROTONGA, PAPEETE, AND SAN FRANCISCO. (For All Canadian aud American Points, Loudon, Liverpool, Ghsgow, Europe.) •B.M.S. Tahiti .Friday, 25th April j (from Wellington). j SUVA HONOLULU. VICTORIA, AND I VANCOUVER, B.C. MR.M.S. Makura..Friday, Hth April, 5 p.m. I All Cargo, except, refrigerated, must be 'at wharf, 4 p.m., Thursday, 10th. No Fiji Cargo. •Fitted with Wireless lelesraphy. Cargo must be booked aul alongside not less than TWO HOURS lefore time oi ■ailing. Auckland Brand: PALMEKSTON BUHDLNGS. jgOYAL QEEVICE, Kst-t_si TIA S AN FRAXCLSCO. ALL AMERICAN POINTS, BRITISH ISLES AND CONTINENT, .Calling at RAROTONGA (Cook Group) and PAPEETE (Tahiti). ' Prom Sydney. From Wellington. TAHITI.. AprU 10 ApS _T~ M.OANA.. Muy 17 May 23 AO—ANGI June 14 June 20 TAHITI.. July i_ .uuy 1S And at 28 days' interval thereafter. Equipped with- Wireless Telegraphy. For further information, apply to UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z.. LTD. QRIENT LINE OF BQYAL _t_jfaggjL_ MAJL STEAMERS. to*. - --..aUUTH AND LONDON, VIA FKl—-Ni.'LH, C-QLOJIRO (triiusuiipluj; tor all —usitern Ports;, SUE-, NAl'l—;&, I'OILO.N, and GIiiKA._T.AU. . ! Tous. ,- From From Froqi iteg. byouey. Meib'rue.'— aetuc. -oral—a la.uoo —iir. v Apr. 10 Apr.iiis U::omes U.U23. Apr. 20 Apr. 30 —tay'< 2 O—>uva lXu.su i—iy J-U May 11 —ay lv Oj—ran s.iau —uy 34 i—ay 2S Muy \o And fc'ortnigatly Thereatier. All Twlu screw steamers. 'Triple sere*. .Wireless U. eiegraphy. FOR THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS. Special Accommodation iv New 12,000 tot Steamers. SPACIOUS PROMENADE DECKS, 5M0.h.15 ROOMS, LADLES' MUSIC ROOMS Two-berth and Four-berth Cablus situated on UPPER and MAIN DECKS. Well-veutiiated DINING SALOON or. MAIN DECK. FARES.—NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON SALOON—Single, £47 0/ to £SS; Return £75 18/ to ±132. Saloon Return Tickets good for two years. THIRD CLASS—Single, £10, £21. £23 Return, £37 -V, £40 10/, £44 8/. Passages from above ports may be pre paid. Through Bookings to New York. UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z., LTD., Agents in New Zealand. TfVOR K—MA'DECS AND NIX— -fej_» The KEREItU, receiving Cargc — f f or UIT— on FRIDAY ant ■KIca.MADiECS on SATURDAY. Shipptiif Receipts urust be stamped at my Office, Ferry Buildings. S3 W. F. L'TTING. mHE fTiYSEB T_ INE Ot&l— LIMITED. F——_S -MONTHLY DISPATCH OB FIRST-CLASS CARGO STEAMERS. t "* TO LONDON DIRECT. Due AuckSteamer. Tons. Commander, land aboui •Wliakama ibToOO A. H. Kemp April ', •Indrabarah 12,500 A. H. Smith AprU IS Star of Australia 10,000 F. W. Uiyatt — Mimiro 10,000 J. Duncan — "Nerehaua 10,000 J. Compton — •Marere 10,000 P. E. Melio — •ludrapurn. 12,000 it. P. Craven — •Niwaru 10,000 S. W. Hayter ■ — •Muritai 12,500 t. Firth — ■>B—ol India.. 12,500 L\ Kearney — Wtsit o£ Scotland 10,000 E. D. Beck — '•-Lakarlui 12,500 H. Hollia — Star ot Ireland 8,000 Griffiths ~. fludralema 10,000 W. Hodgson — •Hawke's Kay 12,500 F. C. Lidstone — •Twin Screw. Tbe above steamers are all built specially for the New Zealand trade, ntted with Refrigerating Machinery ot the most modern type, iv charge ol competent engineers, and are noted for tbe exceptionally satisfactory condition in which their frozen meat cargoes are being delivered. The Company io prepared to carry Wool and Produce ol every description at Lowest Current Rates of Freight. For all particulars apply to HEATHER, ROBEBTON, LTD., Agents. Auckland. rpHE NEW ZEALAND }W_L_Q X SHIPPING COMPANY'S •i_!_ LINE |j TO LONDON. \iA MONTE VIDEO, TENEIUFFE, AND PLYMOUTH. MOST MODERN PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE SOUTHEItN. HEMISPHERE. COm- Probable To Sail Steamer. Tons, manier. Final Port, about Ruauine (2) 11,000 Foibes Well. AprU : Kotorua 13) 11,500 Suttliffe — May 1 Ruapehu (2) s.SSO Cliflord — May 2C Puparoa (2) 0,800 Bow'fcr — June 2(i Remuera (2) 11,000. Gr'ustreet — Juiy 2-. Ruahine (2) 11,000 Forbfe — Aug. 21 (2) Twin screw. (3) Triple Screw. Fitted with Wireless telegraphy. The lime Table Steameis sailing li April and iiay will call at Klo de Janeiro, as well as at Monte Video, oa the Home ward voyage. ACCOMMODATION IS NOT SURPASSED by any other line. Warrants for passages from tie Unitec Kingdom can be obtained at thh end 'bj prepayment or guarautee of passagt money Apply THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., LIMITED, SUAY STREET. AUCKLAND. .1
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 77, 1 April 1913, Page 1
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