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SHIPPING. "VOTlTlIKI!.\" fV)., T TD~. Weather auc! other i-ircumstaE-.-es pcmiittin;;. I I.'ayes Auckland: Loaves Outposts: i-\riclj:s bay,* brown's, mi'mavs. i AND DEEP CIIKEK; SS DREW A Sat.. lit],, 1.4.-, ~.,„. m«u.. !:;■„. ,; „.,„. Mod.. IJHh. :. ;,.,„. Mull.. l.iLll, 1 p.m. AWAXnit S.S. APANUI Sat., llth. 10 p.m. Tnes.. 14;u, S a.m. Calls Whangaroa anil Maugonui with mail. RUCKLAXDS BEACH O.Y. WAIUKU Sunday, l'rhlay. l'are, _ U. CAHBACE BAYf (Colrnioi S.S. WATPU MOll., IMtli, L , p.m. Tues.. α-lcli. r,.."ii a.m. Calls l'apaaruha and Aiuodeo Hny. COItOMANDEI S>. WAII'U M»r... i:iili. !■ p.m. Tues.. 11!!:. s.:;u a.m. OT. BARRIER? Weil., mhlnlght.. Al'ANTl ITATRAKI PT.AINFv i::th. midnight S.S HACITI nontOUA llitU. 4 p.m... S.S. UAIOTAIiI KAWAI". I.Ktfill S.S WAUT Woil.. i.-.iii. ~.:vi n.iii. Wni.. i.-ith. inlilnlislit KKICKI'KKIII?. . i::t!i. mMnight.. .lIAt'ITI KAWAI' ANii AI.iJIKS Weil, and l-'ri. Also see Maugmvai for Kanmi. MKRITUV KAYf JUtti. I! ii.in. WAIOTAIII MANi'i.U'Alt l.V.h i'AROTO MAR,M>KN l'T.v..ir»th. >> p.m... I'AHOTO JlAMiliM] I'ues.. f>.:»f> p.m. CLANSMAN Cargo Mondays. MA.MiAU Al. IliuAUi, LtUJIIT. .liWll! Fri.. ITtli. -J p.m. F.-i., ITlh. V"t) p.n>. MATAKA.SA TKU't S.S. KAWALi Fri., JiHli, il.::«j y.ui. Mou., lath. V p.m. XGATEAr s.s. II.MITI Mon.. i:itli. niidnl'-'tii Tnes., Hth, T p.m. IOI'OTIKI AM) (itl IW A?... S.S. A! POIKI Tuesday, llth, 7..-.0 a.m. PAEKOA AM) XE AUOHAf... IANIWHA i Sun.. V-'rh. 11 p.m. Slim.. 13th. S p.m. ; Tups., mil. midiilghi Wed.. lHth. H.MO p.m. , 'lakes I f or .\i! liner I'oit*. PATETONCSA.. .latli. mldaight. ..UAriTI PAIU'A HAY. l.Mli I'AHHTU IT H.> It. ..Thursday. liij.ll, .' a.m... O IiKW A I'ARliXiiAt Feb., 4 p.m. WAIOTABI I ul.ss;;li.ami on A....&.5. cla.\».via.\ Tuesdays, 0.30 p.m. Sir.VrRDAL.Kf S.S. OP.EWA Tup.-., l-lrh. -1..W p.m. Wed.. l.Vh, S."u a.m. TAIUNAf Uitlt Feb., noon lIALITI TAI.RANI-A, MUUN'i, TK HL'KK, AND STATIONS ON KAST COAST RAILWAY. Cargo £j:- Rangltaikl, Muluta anr.i Tarawera Sues via Tauranga. S.S N UAl'L' II I. Mnn., Tuuru., 7 p.m. Tues., Fri.. 7 p.m. TAIIII.V. .. 20tb, (1 p.m...5.5. WAIOTAHI TOTllllA NORTH 13th. 4 p.m. WAIOTAHI VK AltullAt :i L e l'neroti Viuie-table XUAMK.S r.s. ■α-akaterf. \V(•(!.. loth. 4.v;0 p.m. Thurs.'. ltith. ".i.Xu a.m. Kri., 17th. 7.1.". a.m. fri, 17ih. in p.m. TI"UUA AND Knri'v p.S. KAWAI' Weil.. 1,-itb. midnight Thtirs., Kith, 10 a.m. Also rnss?nguru per I'aurun. Steamer. waihi:ki:; o.v. waiuiyU Mum., t'.:;(i a.m. Mem., ;: p.m. Wed., !>..to a.m. Wed., o p.m. On Fridays vessel only goes as far as Bucklaml s and Osteud. leaving at U. 30 a.m. WAIVAJ'AIvAL'RIf .See Awaui:i Sailings YVAUT- 13th. 4 p.m ELSIE WAUKW'OKTd. WAIWERAt S.S. lIAfITI Fri.. liltli, in a.m. Sat., llth, » a.m. Sat. mil. 'J p.m. Mon.. l:sth, ti a.m. WUA.NIJAKOA S.S. CLANSMAN Tuesdays, S.KO I.m. Cargo Mondajr. WiIANCA.MATAf.. Monday, liOth lVltruar.T WHANItAI'UCAt Irith, l-'ch ELBIK WITANANAKIv 'Jmli Feb.. 3 p.m. I'AItOTO WUANUAUUIt S.S. JIANAIA Monday, Wednesday, Tnes., Thurs.. Sal., Friday. 1(1 p.m. Train, 7.JU n.a. WHANOAUEI crow a Wharf; IiAN'IKRI Sun.. l'Jth, 7.; in p.m. Jlon., 13t'u. 7 p.m. Tnes., 14th. f» p.m. Wed., 15th, B.HO p.m WHaKATANK* Mon.. 13th. 4 p.m. OTIMAI WEST COAST SERVICE. (From Onehunga) •I'houe HOKIANOAv. .Thure., 16th, :; p.m...RIMi; Cargo up to noou, Wednesday, at Kail. KAWHIAT 13tUFeh..3 p.m...5.5. KIMU Cargo Fri., .md up to 11 a.m.. Sat. at rail. NliW l'Ll'MOL'l'tl S.S. HaKAWA Friday, 10th, 4 p.m. Tr. 2.10. Monday, 13th, .'! p.m. Tr. 2.10. Cargo, Friday. Saturday. Tuesday. Wednesday, at Hall. HAGLAN...I3th Feb., 3 p.m is.S.-lUMC Cargo Fri.. and up to 11 i.m., out. at rail. WANUANUI ONLY S.S. AIIAI'AWA Ring Plioue iIS. Book now. WAJCKUt Tuesdays aud Fridays (Cargo at Kail Monday and Thursday.l WAIIMIM. TK TOKO. Etc.? O.V. I'ONO Cargo Monday, 4 p.m., at Uail. Cargo to ports marked t prepaid. Overtime charged on shipments after 11 a.m., Saturday, and 4 p.m. week days. King Thonc lor Ira flic Information. COMPANY'S OFFICE: QUAY STREET. OHAW, OAVII-tv AND A 1..8X0N z>o., LIMITED. THE DIKECT LINE OP STEAMERS TO SOUTHAMPTON AND LONDON. THE LARGEST I'ASSENGEK STEAMEBS IN THK NBW JUiAL4.\D TRADK. Carryin;; I'iret. Second, aud Third Class Passengers. PREPAID I'ASSAGi-8.-rersons desiring to arrange passages for friends from j".u«liiu'j io /.vuianti luav uuv/ *in «« uy I repayment or Uuarantece. Jr'uJl yarticularti suppliea uu application. Steamer. Tons, mauder. About From Arawa... 10,000 Lewis 10th Feb. Well. AtneuK.. Ki,.«jti Lrosoiand Laic Jlarch vvejl CoriuUilu llart >;arly April Well Taiuui. . lu.uou Kelly Kany May Weil I lonic Smith June Well. For full particulars, apply to L. U. NATHAN AND CO., LTD A. S. PATtlts-ON AND CO LTD UALGt/l'V AND CO.. Vlu. ' D SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION CO LIMITED. TOR BOSTON AND NE"iV YORK DIUECT S.S. 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