| SHIPPING. I TJNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF i **_ NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. j Steamer*, -rill be despatched es under. I circumstances perniittiui,': — I Train. Carge at AVELLINGTON. p.m. railwayI Maori* "thi*:'""D"i"v " Sat.i 7.10 11 a.m | <lap.rr.tp. .hi-, Day .hit.) 10.20 i — I Mararoa .Mm., 23r<l May 5.25 12.r.0 p.m I M.-ior:* Tee*.., •>Hh M.'v 7.1(1 12.3rin.ni •Mararta Wrd., 251 li May 5.25 ; I 2.:"'> p-m j 'Turbine steamer. j NAI'IER,CISUORNE and AUCKLAND— i Haur--l-> Tin. Day Sat.. 10.20 11 a^n. ! """ SYDNEY." via'AUC"-LAND— Mono-vai' Wrd.. let Juno 4 12.30 p.m. •Tr.-i::sni:.i>:ng to Mabeno at Auckland. '"SYDNEY, via WELLINGTON— AVitrrnuno, Thur*-.. 2t;tl. May 215 __"'. «■•»'• OR ■-_ YMOU.iI DIRECT '.taking cargo for Hfkitika)Kini M< :).. 23rd .May - 12.3-. p.m. PICTON,' WK-TPOKT and GREYMOUTH Unking, (erg:, for Ilokitika', via LINIitON"-'-Te Anaii AVrd., -_.*-!. i May - ._ 0 a.m. NELSON.' NIC.V I'LYM ,'UTJi ond ONE--111 NOA ivia AVELLINGTON)— t'orinna Ti:e..., 2-1 Hi May -— _ 0 a.*- 1 ; DUNKDIN— Tarawera Wrd.. '.V.tii May 12.10 0 a.m. i BLUFF." HOBART nnd MELBOURNE— ! Moeraki* Fri.. 2.th May 12.10 D a.m. 'Twin screw steamer. "~ SOUTH SEA~i--LANDS SERVICES."" For TONGA, SAMOA, FIJI and SYDNEY— Toiun* 2_th May from Auckland "New twin screw steamer. ""For RAROTONGA and TAHITI— Mokoia 27th -May from Wellington Tuluno 7th Juno from Auckland For SUVA— Navua't Bth June from Auckland 'Twin screw sloamor. tConnects at Suva with R.M.S. Marama for Canada. United SUtta and Europe. CANADA, AMERICA, LONDON, Etc., Via Vancouver — Marama", from Sydney, 6tb June; from Suva, lath June. •Twin screw steamer. See Special Advertisement. A'ia San Francisco — Mokoia 27th -May from Wellington Transhipping to Mariposa at Papeete. ~Tioket.ir available for Stop-over or Return by Messrs Huddart Parker and Co. a steamer.. Railw.v Tickets from Wellington to the principal" North Island Stations may be obtained at the Company's Chriatchurch Office. VIA SAN FRANCISCO To ALL AMERICAN POINTS. BRITISH ISLES, AND CONTINENT. NEAV MAIL ROUTE. MOKOIA. from AVellington, 27th May and 7th July, to RAROTONGA and PAPEETE (Tahiti). . Connecting with S.S. MARIPOSA at PAPEETE for SAN FRANCISCO. For particulars regarding Passages and Freight.!, apply UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. 5576 WINTER TOURS TO SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. SEASON: APRIL TO NOVEMBER (inclusive,. (September, Octet-r and November being particularly favourable months fqr these trips). TONGA. SAMOA. FIJI. By tho Magnificent new Twin-screw Steamer. 'TOFUA ({345 . tons), ATUA (3444 tons).. SAILING EVERY 28 DAYS FROM AUCKLAND. KOUND TOUR, via these Group*, to Australia and buck to Lyttelton can bo made'in §7 days. FIJI. NAVUA (2930 tons) sails from Auckland every 38 days to Suva and back. Trip from Lyttelton to Fiji and back oocupiCß about 24 days. ■ RAROTONGA. TAHITI. First-class Steamers make Trips frbm Auckland every 28 days, and from Wellington every 36 days. Round Trip may. be made from Auckland, returning to Wellington, or vice versa. For all particular, 'as to Fares, Routes, Timetables, etc., apply to UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEAV ZEALAND, LIMITED. 6461 THE VANCOUVER ROUTE. CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL S.S. LINE AND CANADIAN-PACIFIC RAILWAY. THROUGH some of tho greatest SCENIC AVONDERS of the WORLD, to all part, of CANADA, UNITED STATES, BRITISH ISLES, and CONTINENT of EUROPE. ROUND-THE-WORLD TOURS. In conjunction with all tbe Cape, Suez, . China and Japan Lines, at lowest rate.. SPECIALLY LOW ROUND TOURS. LOWEST RATES TO ALL POINTS. Steamers Bail a. follows: — From Sydney. From Suva Maraniat .. Juno 6 June 13 Makura+l .. July 4 July 11 Manuka I .. Aug. 1 Aug. 9 And Every Four Weeks Th.rej.fter. ♦Twin screw. IN'ew ateam;r, 8075 tons. Passengers from New Zealand have the option of joining the Steamers of this increasingly popular Toutc at Sydney, or later, via Auckland, at Suva. Pamphlet., Maps, and nil information free. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., 1785 * " Managing Agents. RIENY LINE "~OF~ ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. For Plymouth and London, via Fromantle, Colombo (transhipping for all Inliatt ports). Suez Canal, Naples, Marseilles md Gibraltar, sailing ns under, from 3yd • ie- and Melbourne: — "Steamer" j Tons.j Sydney, j Mclb. I Fre'tle. "Iphir 6,813 [May 23 IJune 1-June 7 ioterlev 112,123 Mime 11 ;Jun'e l.Wnne 21 >rmui j 9,023 June 23 -June 20jJuly *& AH twin screw steamers. Fortnightly thereafter. ["HROUGH FARES. NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON. SALOON-Si'.gle. £17 G„ to £f»; Return, 75 I.*, to'£l32. Return Tickets available oi two years. Third-class .liberal tlietarv scale", £18. .€2O, .•->-.. Return, £rt2 to £3. Return Passages broke.. 1 , to England, coy- , svir.g tours on the Cor.tlivent. nnd including ost of Railway Journey, and Hotel Accommodation on the Continent. Pas.agr .=. frcni any port may be prepaid. TH ROUGH BOOKINGS to NEAV YORK .' n conjunction with Cunard Line. UNION S.S*. COY. OF N.Z.. LTD.. P_s_ __ Agents. GOVERNOR'S BAY. < PHE SUNDAY RUNNING for Steamers between Lyttelton end Governor's Bay has ecn DISCONTINUED for the WINTER '. 10N-.HS. I A. RHIND and CO., SCO Agents. BARQUE MARIE. PHE CAPTAIN of the French Barque ( *• MARIE will NOT be responsible for any - )EBT.3 contracted by memberi of the Ship's "rew unless with his written authority, ' (Signed) J. GRONDIN, I 79U Captain. • j rpNGRAA*ERS, Specialise in Name Plates, - Steel Starr-"., Stencil Plate., Seals, etc. 136 Worcester street, opp. Dunlop Co. 13383
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13739, 21 May 1910, Page 1
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