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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 170, 18 July 1919, Page 1

SHIPPING. jrj'yiOS J/- NE S TEA1 IEKS. "XEW PLYMOUTH (FROM O.NEHD.\OA| " jjrawa Monday, 21st July, 3pm gia-awa Wednesday, 23rd July. 3 p.m.. yt GISBORNE AND XAiPIEK " iAranura Saturday, 19th July, 10 p.m. Call= Tokomaru Bay for passengers only. LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN. IJotoia Early "VELLINGTON DIRECT (from Onehunga). tpateena Saturday, 19th July, 2 p.m. .fateeca Tuesday, 22nd July, 3 p.m. 1 WELLINGTON TO LTTTELTON. fteamer Daily (Sundays excepted), 7.45 p.m. SaJSEY~rriRECT (FROM WELLINGTON)? Steamer Early. "TJKEYiIOUTU DIRECT ifrom Onehunga). Siramn Wednesday, 23rd July, noon FBI (SUVA). FRIENDLY ISLAND i (YAVAU. HAAI'AI, NUKUALOFA) SAMOA (APIA). ■Xalcne Early UARQTONGA AXD TtiHlTI. (Cargo Only.) •Flora Early "SAX FRANCISCO, VIA KAROTONGA, AND TAHITI (from Wellington). *Moana About Oth August Tofns About 3rd September "SUVA, HOXOLCLuTvicTORIA, AXD VANCOUVER, B.C. (For All Canadian and American Points, London, Liverpool, Glasgow, etc.). •jUkura Early Particulars of steamers' movements will je supplied on application to office. Oversea passengers must produce Governpeat Penults. ♦Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. Cargo must be booked and alongside not laier than TWO HOURS before time of Oiling, except where otherwise stated. D ALL "R ED TJOUTE. i TJSTKALIA, Ttf rr pAXADi, AND THENCE TO EUROPE. In Conjunction with Canadian-Facinc Railway Company. Next Proposed Sailings: MAKURA EA'RLV ■jOOTAi>"\TAIL OERVICE. FROM WELLINGTON TO AMERICA AND EUROPE. Nest Proposed Sailing: JIOANA ABOUT 6th AUGUST TOFUA ABOUT 3rd. SEPTEMBER RETURN AXD ROUND TOUR TICKETS INTERCHANGEABLE. Through Bookings to Europe at Cheapest Kates. (Quickest Routes to London. PASSPORTS. — Travellers to any place outside the Dominion must have Permits or Passports, and it is necessary to make early application to Government for them. Passengers for America require Passports vised by United States ConsuL For full particulars, apply to UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z. D OKI E * T L J s E BBBWJ. of i Tir A I L QTEAMSHIP3 TO TJNITED XTISGDOIL OBO.YTES JULY OSTERLEY JULY ORMONDE AUGUST -ORSOVA AUGUST UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z., LTD., Agents iv New Zealand. A: •prCDDART — "pARKER T INE. ipAVOUEITE TJASSENGER QEITICE (.Weather and Other Circumstances permitting.) 1 S.S. RIVERIXA | Sailings for Australia y suspended owing to S.S. WESTRALIA j strike in Australia. J All Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. All Tickets for Stop-over or Return mutually interchangeable with the Union Company. New Zealand Agents for Hebbura Colliery. OFFICE: 7, CUSTOMS STREET. D CHAW, QJAVILL AND A LBION /""10., T IMITED. THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS TO tiOXDON", VIA PANAMA CANAL. THE LARGEST PASSENGER STEA3IERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND TRADE. Carrying Ist, 2nd. and 3rd Class Passengers. KEDUCED FARES. RETURN TICKETS NOW BEING ISSUED. Steamer. Tons. From About ATHENIC... 12.345 Wellington Early COBINTHIC 12.343 „ To follow lONIC. ]•' "~':2 , TAIXCI.... 10.000 AitAWA 10,000 For full particulars, apply to L. D. NATHAN AND CO., LTD. A. S. PATEKSON AND CO., LTD. DALGETY AND CO., LTD. D PUBLIC NOTICE. AUCKLAND TO WELLINGTON IN ABOUT 27 HOURS. (Weather and other circumstances permitting.) A HI GH CLASS MOTOR SERVICE, conwsuug of Owen Magnetic 7-Seater Touring V.% WILL RUN BETWEEN NEW PLY--ULTH AND WELLINGTON" (both ways), "Meeting W if h s . s RARAWA EVERY "•ufSBAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURP A i- and making the New Plyinouth"ellit:gt oa trip in about 10 hours. single Car Fare. ±4. Tickers must be ?«_ out and seats reserved (at least 24 "ours ahead, to enable adequate arrange--s™is to be made) at ihe Northern Steam'JP J Company's Office. J-fS will also leave New Plymouth for agHngton EVERY WEDNESDAY MORN£L<f- and Wellington for New Plymouth t, bliY MONDAY MORNING. X For further particulars apply Northern =.eatnship Corupanv,- Ltd., Quay Street, Auckland