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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 24, 28 January 1921, Page 6

_ SHTPPI~f*fG. TJiaON OTEAM 0. Hir r«OMPAS0F NEW ZEALAND. Circumstances Permitting. " S*-dney D~irect~ •Tofna.. Friday, 2Sth January, 10 p.m. Sydney '(from Wellington). •Moerakl Atiout 10th February Gisborne and Napier. •Mararoa Tuesday, Ist February. 2 p.m. Calls Tokomam Hay ou Southward Trip for Passengers only. Melbourne (from Wellington!. *Paloona About 10th February Wellington to Lyttelton. Steamer Daily. Sundays excepted. 7.45 p.m. Greymouth ifroni Onehunga). Cargo only. -vowhai Tuesday. Ist February New Plymouth ifroni Onehunga). Rarawa..Monday, 31st Jan.. 3 p.m. Tr. 2.10 Melbourne Direct. (Cargo Only.) '"Waitemata Wednesday. 2nd February Fiji (Suva), Samoa (Apia). Friendly Islands (Nukualofa, Haapai, Vavau). •Navna Early Rat-tonga and TahitiTalune Early Ban Francisco ivia Rarotonga and Tahiti). (From Wellington.) •Tahiti About 3rd Fehruary Suva. Honolulu, Victoria, Vancouver. R.C. For All Canadian and Ameri-Tin Points. London, Liverpool, Glasgow, etc. •Makura About Sth Febrnary *Fltted with Wlrele-ss Telegraphy. All Cargo must be booked at office before shipment. ALL "R ED TJOUTE FROM AUCKLAND TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, VIA CANADA AND U.S.A. Tn Conjunction with Canadian-Pacific Railway Company. PROPOSED SAILINGS: MAKTjRA ABOUT sth FEBRUARY NIAGARA EARLY ROTAL MAIL SERVICE. FROM WELLINGTON TO AMEiRICA A_\'D ETJTROPE. PROPOSED SAILING: TAHITI .ABOUT 3rd FEBRUARY RETURN AND ROUND TOUR TICKETS INTERCHANGEABLE. Through Bookings to Em-ope at Cheapest Kates. _ Quickest Routes to London. Through Bookings to U.S-A. via Honolulu. Return Tickets to United Kingdom can be mad- available for return journey by P. and 0. ami Orient Lines, via Suez, ooy N.Z.S. Co., via Panama. All passengers oversea require passports. For full particulars, apply to UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z. D ORIENT L INE. OTEAMEBS FROM a_D?vEY rpO T ONDON, VIA MELBOTJRNE. AOELAIDE. F-RETMANTLE. COLOMBO. EGTPT AXT» TOULON. Steamer. Tons. Anout Ormonde i-lsoS Feb. 12 OSTE-RLEY 12.129 March 12 OaLAR 10.755 March 26 OKU.VI-S !».02:i AprU W ORVTETO 12.130 April 23 ORSOVA 12.03". May 14 f Sot full particulars apply to the Agents, ONION* S.S. COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD., Agents for New Zealand. C<HAW, |C"*»AVILL, AND A LP.ION po., LIMITED. THE DIRBCT LINE OF STEAMERS TO EOUTHAMPTON AND LONDON, Vld. PANAMA CANAL. TB.E. LARGEST PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND TRADE. Carrying Ist, 2nd and 3rd Class Passengers. PREPAID PASSAGES.—PPTSona desiring to arrange Passages for friends from England to .New Zealand may dw do so, by •Prepayment or Guarantee. Full particulars ' supplied on application. Steamer. ■ Tons. From About ARAWA 10,000 Wellington Feb. 4 ATHENIC. 12,345 Wellington Late Marrh CORINTHIC 12.343 Wellington Late April TAINTJI 10,000 Wellington May lONIC 12,332 Wellington June For fnll particulars, apply to L. D. NATHAN AND CO., LTD. A. S. PATERSON AND CO., LTD. UAi/UI-TY AND CO.. LTD. U HUDDART-TJAKKER LINE AT (Circumstances Permitting). FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. •3-S. RIVJERINA Early J-ELBOTJRNE. via Lyttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff (from Wellington). •S.S. WESTBALIA Early SYDNEY AND HOBART (from Wellington) •T.S.S. ULLMAKOA _- ar ly Tickets mutually interchangeable with Union Co. *Fitted Wireless Telegraphy Agents for HEBBU-RN COLLIERIES; o_3ce 7. Customs Street East piAKO SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. S.S. ONEKOA—TIME-TABLE. Leaves Anckland. Leaves Kerepeehl. Fri., 28th, 1 a.m. Fri.. 2Sth, 8 p.m. Mon., 31st. 5 p.m; Tues.. Ist 11 n m Thurs.. 3rd, C.30 p.m. Fri.. 4th. 1.30 p.m.' Cargo received on day of sailing up to 4 p. in. WATKIN AND WALLIS. Agents. D «*■-■* T>IT-_tcHEA-> SERVICE. A\ S.S. PITOITOI. Vsnam Iff) Calling at AU Wharves. Leaves RIVERHEAD Daily at 7 a.m. Leaves AUCKLAND Daily at 3.30 p.m. Sat»rdays Excepted. Leares Auckland on SUNDAYS at G p.m. BRADNEY AND 81-sXS. D 4 "PICNICS, EXC-TKSIONS. ETC. t_- _- -rV"ORT£IERN STEAMSHIP -*-' COMPANY. LTD. CUXDay rpnir. OSTEND, AWAROA ORAriU, AND CO WES. WeaSier and other circumstances permitting, the S.S. WAIUKU will leave Northern Wharf on SUNDAY, .""Oth January, at 10 a.m., and will leave Cowes Bay at 3.30 p.m. on return. Fare: Ostend," 3/; Awaroa, Orapin and Cowes Bay 4/. 11 CHARLES HANSON, Manager. ANNIVERSARY HOLIDAY. REMEMBER CLEMENT WRAGGE'S T OVELY rpKOriCAL p ABDENS, BIRKKNHEAD (Close to Wharf). The Sweetest place for Picnics in all -New Zealand. ,1 Hot Water. Hefreshments. Admission, 1/1. 506 -TTNITED EVANGELICAL CHURCH in L) N.Z. —Owing to no boats running to fMotutapu the -Proposed -Picnic has been Changed to St. Helier's. Boat leaves at 0 and as advertised.—ll. .SCHOFIELD. ."30 OALVATION ARMY (City Corpsj.—A W picnic will be held at Henderson on Saturday, January 29. Trains go 8.25 and 10.50.—C Dawkins, Commander. 512 "VTEW WILTONS just received at our -L' Showrooms, Upper Queen Street. See them. RICHARD ARTHUR. LTD. X S*_-?^ I ' S o--* Bts ' Bp **"*>' WdaWnit 'Vaj-lty