SHXPPEHG. •pprDDART — pARKER Tj ISK " FAVOCRiTE PASSENGER SERVICE. Ciremnstaaces pennitUng, Steamers will Sail as under:— PBOM AUCKLAND. FOR SYDNEJf. WIMMBRA Monday | Aug. 4 p.m. VICTORIA . .Monday ] Aug. 18 5.30 pjn. RIVERINA.. Monday | Sept 1 5.30 p.m. FOR GISBORNE, NAPIER, WBL.LINGTON, LYTTELTOX, AND DUXEDIN. VtCTOHIA Tuesday | Aug. 5 I 3 p.m. RIVBRTNA Tuesday | Aug. 19 | 3 p.m. VICTORIA ... j Ttiesday | Sept. 2| 3 p.m. FBOM W-ELLINGTON. FOR SYDNEY. tULIMAROA Friday | August 1 tUvUMAROA Friday | Sept 12 FOR MELBOURNE, VIA SOUTH AND~~ HOBART (from Wellington). tULIMAROA Thursday 1 Angnst 21 fTT«iln. ScreTt. All fltteu with Wireiess Telegraphy. Cargo for Soothem Steamer most be booked and alongside not later than NOON; for other steamers not later than TWO HOURS before advertised sailing time. All Tickets for Stop-over or Return mutually interchangeable -with the Union Company. OFFICE: 7, CUSTOMS STREET. "M'OKTHB&N STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIHITED. FU-BXJC NOTICE. WHANGJePOUA. PORT CHARLES, MERCURY ISLAND AND KENNEDY BAY SERVICE. Shippers and Passengers should note that the s-s. OHELMSFOBD will leave for the above ports at 7 p.m. on MONDAY 4th day of August. CHARLES SANSON, Manager. gHAW, gATTLL AND A LBION /~«O., LIMITED. THE LARGEST PASSENGER STEAMERS JjS THE NSW ZEAXiAND TRAIKE THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS FOR PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. VIA MONTE VIDEO AND TBN-SRIFFK. Sailings (circumstances permitting):— Rpg. Com- Datij Port Steamer Tons, mander. Depart. Depart ♦Araira .. 3,372 Cl&yden Aug. 7 — ♦Talnni a.957 Moffat Sept. 4 — *lonic Roberts Oct. 2 — *AUteDic 12,234 Breen Oct. SO — *Corinthic... Hart Nov. 27 — •Arasra 9.372 Claydon Dec. 24 — Tainui 9.957 MoEEat Jan. 22 — tCalling at Rio de~Janeiro» " *Twin Screw. Fitted with Wireless Trdegraph. PASSKNGBK ACCOMMODATION UNSURPASSED. Passages from London can be arranged here by Prepayment ol Passage Money or by Guarantees. , L. D. NATHAN AND CO.. LTD., A. S. PATE-RSON AND CO., LTD., Agents. T>OYAL T>ACKET Q JJ (COMPANY. JAVA-AUSTRALIA LINE. Regular Monthly Service to PAPUA, JAVA, and SINGAPORE, via QUEENSLAND PORTS, PORT MORESBY, and DARWIN. Leaves Steamer. Tons. Sydneyi t*TASMAN 6.000 Ang. J4 fHOCEMAN 6,000 Sept. 13 tCaJls at Darwin. JCalls at Dobo. •Nfew steamer, wireless telegraphy, refrigerator, electric laundry, luxurious appointments. Surgeon and barber. Superior Ist and 2nd classes. AU cabins amidships. SALOON FARES FROM SYDNEY. To BatSTia —Single, £32: Return, £51 4/. To Singapore—Single, £35; Return, £58. To Port Moresby—Single, £15; Return, £24. For further information, apply to RUSSELL AND SOMERS, Agents. N. D. L ; J LOTD. IMPERIAL G'ERiIAN , MAIL STEAMERS from SYDNEY to BREM.EN. railing MELBOURNE. ADELAIDE. FRRMANTLE, COLOMBO, ADEN. SUEZ, PORT SAID, NAPLES, GENOA. ALGIERS. SOUTH AMPTON (for London) and ANTWERP. XBASES: NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON FIRST-CLASS—£7S 18/: Retora £11S H/. SECOND-CLASS—£44 8/; Return £63 5/. THTRD-CLASS--£l7 to £21: Return £34 4/ to £-11 S.'. SAILINGS: Leaves Leaves Stenauer. Tons. Sydney. Melb'me. SBYDLITZ 8.100 Aug. 6 Aug. 9 ZIETKN 8.133 ?-ept_ 3 Sept. 6 UOEBEN 8.800 Oct. 1 Oct. 4 SCHABNSPRST 8,338 Oct. 29 Nor. 1 All Twin Scrcvr SteameTS. All steamers fitted -with -wireless Installation. mO OHINA AND JAPAN. Regular four-weekly service Is maintained by twln-s«-rew eteamera frmn Sy<lnev, via BRISBANE. NEW GTJTNBA. MANILA, HON&KOMJ. KOBE. YOKOHAMA, connecting at Hongkong ivjth N.D.L. Fortniyhtly service to Europe, via SINGAPORE and KT7E-7I StcarnerT Tons. From Sydney. JCOBLEXZ 3.300 23rd Augnst FAHES: HONHSKONO. BTRST-CLASS. £46 t>/: Swond. £32 6/. THROGGIH TO IX>NTK>N. VIA HONGKONVi. FTRSa:-CLASS. £lffT 10/: SecomJ, £73 10/. For passage and full particnlars. LANGG-UTH ANT> CO.. Customs •Street West. Auckland. N.Z. QEND FOR BAILING T IST" (Posted Free), Giving FAEHS AND SAILING DATES By f*ooK's rr. & o- s.x. Co. -\ -t r\-t i BOOK'S Orient Line. JLoLII. N-D-L. (German) Passages Can.-AnsSxalian All Lines. Pa—a-p,, , N.Z. Shipping Co. I All Routes. ) Stew. SaviU Co. AU Classes. passages wute star Line COOK'S Cape Liiiea IQI 4. OOK'S [ e tc, etc.. etc. J - OJ No-Commission Charges! Inquiries Invited. Remember, you cannot apply too early! f-IOOK*S GJHTPPING {"YFFICE, 62. QnBSEN STREET. AUCKLAND. TXTANGAKUI TjrVEat.. LA-ITte\ THE FINEST RIVER TB3P in the world at tour door. STRANGERS FROM ALL PABTS CONCBUE THAT THE rrrANGANTJi E XCBLS^ T N QCEKIC Q. BANDEUR. Vf>n MAY ENJOY A REST CURE AT BEACTETOL PIPIRIKI HOUSE, Ox the TTNIQUE HOUSEBOAT FOR A WEEK AT Q/ PEE DAT. qTOESDAYS AND gATURDATS PROM qiACMARUNUI. Eookißge, Maps, Itin«HUMe— TOUKIST BtJRBJAU, •„ HATBtCK A»i>-iCO., IiTD.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 183, 2 August 1913, Page 1
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