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Press, Volume XXXI, Issue 4286, 25 April 1879, Page 1

■* Shipping* ' " —*" " NEW ZKAJ-_-NO __crtf2\ A SHIPPING COM-'f_____L__-_i t ~ l PANY I-fMITED . will '"' BjS"«P®i despatch the following bighMrs IlCf I d*** xoa CUPP" Ship* From LYTTELTON Iff To LONDON During the ensuing season ;— ','■".--Jfapa. fTos Ow. { Master. «___ie ... 1134! 100 Al peek Oct. 21 '}__-. ... 1015 100 Al gosey flov. 26 _r___ari ...11281 100 Al SEodder Dec. 20 S-Ski „.1-24*AA1 Bflman Jan. 15 Jtasa .- 1075 100 Al Friston Fob. 1 13_v-to ... 1021 100 Al (Vorster Maroh 1 _sh-s" ... 682 *AAI Norie SlarchlO 1230 lOOAlKUnsom KarebtO tjjßßodc ... 787 OOAI {Murray IHarch-l Stonl ...1257 100 Altßameay April 16 JHjta - 1206 10 ° Algflaefariane April 16 fit-nfQaebeet 708 *AAI pFalooner April 24 _ms ... 5338 100 Al Keily April 24 JSWM j I To Safl. . rinfrn .»1075, 100 Al $Boyd April 26 fk_____s.. 101 ft' 100 Al Cawse To foL _t^Z... M 828* 100 At Oromnnd To fol. And other first-class vessels as required. These magnificent Clippers are of the highest (_au at Lloyd's, purchased or built specially to ■est the requirements of the trade between the Tjajtsd Kingdom and New Zealand. The Saloons and State Cabins are superbly _ttad sad arranged, and provided with every re■■wsfa for the comfort of passengers. «__s dietary scale is most liberal. BeSo_a-cksa and steerage accommodation is aU 4ta£ can he desired, and the ships are commanded ifexgeamxdiDastert. __._.._ Woe tix particular, regarding freight or pas*"f__!fs_"gTCßS.OF THE COMPANY, MP 7375 Christchurch or Lyttelton THE NEW ZEALAND BHIPPING COMPANY LIMITED. Y-TEAM DIRECTTO ENGLAND. magnificent, 'ft__powered, Clyde-built s STAD HAARLEM, 2729 tons register, 450 Horse-power, I Ii sppoiated to sail from LYTTELTON TO ffIJJDGSr. on SATURDAY, 3bd MAY. Thk splendid Steamer has superior accommo- j h&a tor all classes of Passengers, having been ts_. ia 1875 for the Dutch East Indian mail - service, and she is fitted with every modern imIRTfflßent. Her route will be via Cape Horn, tr ftasagb the Straits of Magellan, and it hi oon-fi-aatly expected she will make the passage in 4b The route chosen avoids all-the dis-' seafortof a protracted voyage th rough tropical raters, which is inseparable from the voyage {-rough the Red Sea and Sues Canal. An exjenenced Surgeon will accompany the Ship. . . far full particulars of freight and passage, NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY LIMITED ; or to 149 ~4& DAL3ETY, NICHOLS A OO;' THS NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. S.S. STAD HAARLEM; FOR LONDON. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. «jfes*sv nnHTS Steamer is now - rSwb^S^—est -*- alongside tte new -: *«'s^*tSff_e£r^ T wharf, Lyttelton, receiving - jtflJTlOw I 1 Tallow, and _sS|*t current rates. '''"',' ■'■ Tfc»Wk of her cargo being engaged, early SK-c_&afor space is necessary. ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY LIMITED; . - ' Otto DALGETY, NICHOLS A CO. 4451129 . . : ' """ FOR LONDON DD2ECT. ' . f IIHE Albion Shipping ComJL pany's fine iron ship CANTfiRBUSY, ______i P. B. D. Leslie, Commander. tsnng the bulk of her cargo engaged, will safl «« about APRIL 30th. rflas favorite clipper ship has superior aocosiS3dati<m for saloon and steerage passengers, s»i from her regular and fo*t passages, the last sasha-ie being made in 74 days, is worthy of iaspection byriataadiag passengara. for freight or passage apply to ■■-'•- -CAPTAIN, on Board; r = 'Or, GEORGE KING * CO., 4.18 gu \l . Q-ahel street. STEAM TO LONDON IN FORTY-FIVE DAYS. SaOITEST AND DIRECT ROUTE 10 GSSAT BRITAIN AND EUROPE. ''1-9E--BW TP Magmficent JL Steamship CITY OF NEW YORIC, Tf-lW fro™ Anffkland for San Frandsoo, -OS TUESDAY, APRIL 29th. A-tssst-rwQlbe despatched from Lyttelton " «a FJ-IDAY, APRIL 25th, connecting with J tbahare. 2*&eo~n booking through to San Francisco «I4~ffpx- have the privilege of remaining six ( -!i_ths at Honolulu. _WHSON, SAWTELL A CO., Agents, 4tytfg ChristchurtA. ___-_-___ TTNION STEAM SHIP « U COMPANY GW < HEW ZEALAND |k r (IJMITED). Steamers wiU be despatched ' -_-_---, *<#— imAJ-iIJpSQTON.-WANAKA, on. SATTf U_a>AJ, _sth. Passengers by 2.40 I Ml, i r **,S e * o ti-l-.oo n - „, , , ' Tohs fc-s-ri by HAWEA, on Saturday, ' Iff APIER, -N3VBRTY BAY, TAURANGA, J J_? sad AUCKLAND. "— WANAEA, I April 26th. Passengers by 2.40 **.t_B_. OorgoiQlnooa on £tatnrday, May 3 P®KT CHiL-UiRS—HAWEA, on MON*_DAY, SBth. Pa-sengers by 2.40 p.m. train. 'agatiJnoea « followed by ARAWATA, on May 5. MBtBOUSNJB, via BLUFF—OMEO, ' Tai3 DAY, FRIDAY, 25th April, i _*&«_» hv 4 p,m.tr»?s Cargo tiß 10 a-m. : BLUFF, and HOBART j?*- "R)WN—ROTOSUA, s.s- from Port :ff«gs, on WEDNESDAY, 30th April. Pas- ■_!■? *7 Hawea. from Lyttelton, on Monday, . P.m. train. 7th May April 28th. < P*®GS_ -& NELSON.—Steamer, from - — MONDAYS and and MANUKAU.—Steamer * »oa W-Hmgtoa EVERY THURSDAY. Labels can now be had on applie-y at ths OSaes, C-xristehurch ar«l Lytte> ij|^ stet »*S Berths must be secured at the w_, _ Orwosa t BoiLi__gs, Ctris__h_r_h. Chamber.. Lytt«lto-u 236 Use ov STEAIiSHIFS FOB __„ LONDON, VIA THE SUEZ CANAL. X s^?* 18 " 1 rf this line being fault for »e_L f-?** 0 * P»«eßg_rs on long ooean v»yg_«« «cfa «! about 4000 tons and aoakeshoot 40 days. •<S_-SJ_Psrt-w. vr-g be as ft-lows :— *^ M L_ Sydney. M-Owan-s. • M_ ys M _y l4 June 14 JE!6 to 75 guinea-. j in addition. I!• apphr in London to « • 400-, «nd ANDERSON, AN- 1 l££ .* O0 M J_ju__gers of the Orient 0 C£Bnp-_iy (Limited) ;in Syd- J WATT & CO.: and JO-B! INGLIS, <3_dstchnre-u '