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SHIPPING. j UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF | NEW ZEALAND. LTD. Steamers will be despatched as tinder, circumstances permitting:— . Train Cargo at WE LLIN GTON— p.m _Ra il[™7.V_o7i Mou.. Wed., and Fri. 7.40 11 a.m. Wahine Tues. and Thurs. 7.40 11 a.m. Wahine Saturdays _ 7.41 10.00 a.m. vXPIEB — G7si36RNE,' and AUCKLAND— W-irrimoo Sat., 23rd May .0.39 _ 10____t_ SYDNEY, via. WELLINGTON— Maitai Thurs., 26th May 4 — (Transhipping to Maunganui at Wellington.) DUNEDIN— Warrimoo Wed., 21th May 4 a.m. "H'OBARf~and"MELBOURNE, via DUNEDIN and BLUFFMaiini Sat.. 3Cth May 12.10 _ 9_n.m. NEW PLYMOUTH," WESTPORT." and GREYMOUTH (taking Cargo for Hokitika), via WELLINGTON— Flore Sat, 23rri May — 0 a.m. NELSON, NEW PLYMOUTH. - PICTON, and ONEHUNGA, via WELLINGTONCorinna Mon., 25th May — 0 a.m. _UVF("FIJ 1)7 TONGA, SAMOA— Nuvua Wed., 10th June from Auckland " RAROTONGa" AND TAHITIWillochra* 22nd May From Wellington Talune Tv -~ 2nd June Auckland. "Proceeds to San Francisco. All inWeolonial and Island steamers fittod with Wirel?s. Telegraphy. Tickets available for stopover. or return by Huddart-Parker Co.'s steamers Railway Tickets, Christchurch to Lyttelton, and from Wellington to the principal North Island stations, may be obtained at the Company's Christchurch Office. ROYAL MAIL SERVICE. Via SAN FRANCISCO, To ALL AMERICAN PORTS. BRITISH ISLES. AND CONTINENT, Calling at RAROTONGA (Cook Group) and PAPEETE (Tahiti) As under, circumstances permitting: — From From Tons. Sydney. Wellington. WTLLOCHRA 7784 May 16 May 22 TAHITI 7585 June 13 June 19 MOANA 4000 July U July 17 Sailings at 28 days' interval. Steamers equipped with wireless telegraph For particulars regarding passages and freights, apply UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD. ORIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. ' The following Royal Mail Steamships, belonging to the ORIENT LINE, will Jcavo Sydney and Melbourne as under for London (Tilbury), via Adelaide, Ficmantle, Colombo (transhipping to all Indian Ports), Suez Canal, Naples, Toulon, and Gibraltar: — PASSENGER SEASON. 1914. | Leave , .Leave j Leave Mcl- AdeSteamer. Tons. Sydney bourne, laide, Kegd. Noon. 3 p.m. 1 p.m. OMRAH 8,1 E0 | May 23 May 27 May 23 OTWAY " 12,077 ITune 6 !une 10 June 12 fVTRANTO 12i134 June 20. June 24 June 26 OSTERLEY 12,129- (July 4 July 8 July 10 ORAMA 18,000 iJuly 18 July 23 July 2-4 •Triple-screw. Wireless telegraphy. Ail Twin-screw Steamers. FARES- NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON. Saloon: Single £47 6s to £88. Return £75 18s t-i £132. These fares include Saloon 'Accommodation from New Zealand to A us-, trails: Return Tickets available for two years from date' of departure to arrival on return. FOR THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS. Special accom mods tion in new 12,000-ton steamers Spacious Promenado Decks, Smoke Room's Ladies' Music Rooms (on shelter deck). Many Two-berth and Four-berth Cabins situated on Upper and Main Decks. Large and well-vmtilated Dining Saloon on. Main Deck. FARES FROM NEW ZEALAND. Single- .£!&, £31. £33. .Return • £86; .'_3o T2s,-£4_ 4s. Through bookings to New York in conjunction with the White Star. Lino Wr'te for illustrated circular giving full particulars ■'..'-'-' UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z., LTD.. Agents in New Zealand. £ AND A. LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS. REGULAR MONTHLY SERVICE TO CHINA AND JAPAN. MANILA, HONG KONG. SHANGHAI (without transhipment), and JAPAN:— ~ ' * ' Leave Steamer. Coromandbr. Sydney. St Albans W. G. McArthui'April 29. Eastern W. S Baikie ,May 20. Aldenham G. L. Smith June 10. Empire L. T. Pilcher (July 8. - Large 000 l two-berth cabins amidships, fitted with electric light. Surgeon ant! Stcwardeee carried. Linen washed on board at reasonable rates THE SCENIC ROUTE TO EUROPE. -Special through Rates via America, SueCanal, or Trans-Siberian Railway. Through bookings to all parts of the East, Canada, and United States of America. KAYE and CARTER, LTD., ' • - • • Agents. rpHOS. COOK AND SON. COOK'S PASSAGE AGENCY. COOK'S PASSAGE -GENCY. DIRECT AGENTS FOR P, ,and O. Co. Shew, Saviil Co, Orient Line., Cape Lines. N.L.L. Canadian-Aust. Line. N.Z; Shipping Co. White Star,, etc., etc. "Sailing List".now out for 1914. 1914—Let us pencil in berth, as you—l9l4 cannot apply too early No deposit till passage decided upen. COOK'S, 128 HEREFORD STREET.

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