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THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OP STEAMERS. Under Contract with the Now Zealand GoTommont.) «_— TTTlLLbedespatched I Sllliplll -with HorMajesty's g( ails as m &eT, for n™ % LONDON, v ia Rio de Janeiro and Madeira. I ( j PronaTone j Com- iPortolDe-! We Steamers, Kex. munder. • pnrture. | date of ; ! Depart. j i ! 1886 Ruapohu .. 4163 i Green- i i ! Oct. 21 Kalkoura .. 4760 Crutchley jLyttelton , Nov. 18 Tonarariro.. 4103 Bone 'Wellington Dec. 1-. Aorangi .. 4163 iTurpin 'Wollington Jau. 13 4750'Hallett LyttclUm ;Feb. 10 "'* And thenceforward every fourth Thursday. The above are all new steamers, built especially for the trado, and commanded by •*" men of great experience. The length of passage by the Company s steamers average uuder forty days. All passengers are forwarded on (free of cost) by the Union Company's line in time to join the steamer at the port of departure from the Colony. Passage money—Saloon, from 60 guineas npwards ; second cabin, 40 guineas; steerage, from 18 guineas. Return Fares will be issued at the following rates until further notice : — Saloon, available for 12 months... £115 do do do 9 do ... 105 Second Saloon do 12 do ... Co For freight or passage, apply to — D. BALHARRY, Local Agent. BHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION COMPANY (Limited). MONTHLY LINE OF FAST PASSENGER STEAMERS BETWEEN ALL PORrS OF NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON. rpHE following powerful new steel-built _L steamers are appointed to Leave for London Direct as follows: — (Final Port as arranged). »3 %v D"to of Bteamer J.B S| Commands * °- ...... I ~* ■— " —— ' I*Bo Tainui 5200 3500 X, J. Barlow Octobi-r 1C i»y iiiiGiioiit Poric 4744 3000 J.W. Jennings , Nov. 13 AraiTa 0200 3500 J. Stewart I Dec " I I Co* lonic 4783 3000 i. G. Cameron I January 8 Coptic 43G7 I 3000 W. H, Kidlcy j Fcbruaiy 5 Tainui 5200 | 350U K. J. Kirlow . March 5 I I _. An experienced Surgeon will accompany each steamer. . , , The Homeward route will be via Rio de Janeiro, and the time occupied should not exceed 40 days. Faesage Money—Saloon, from 60 guineas upwards; second cabin, 40 guiueae; steerage, 18 guineas. -V: SPECIAL RETURN FARES During the Indian and Colonial Exhibition : Saloon £105, available for 9 months (J 115, „ 12 „ Second Saloon 65, „ 12 „ The above will be supplemented by the following and other First-class SAILING VESSELS. J ~~~^ Kame of a .X' Commander. o j Bbi P- ££ Sailing. Crusader .. 1058 Scotland Nov. Zealaiulia .. 11161 PlillHra I*»« tCantcrbury W45 I Sl-Millnn Jan. tlnvcreargill 1246 V.wr Feb. tOamaiu .. 1306 Maxwell Awii tHeeieie" Take frozuu meat. The undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, payment for which has been guaranteed in the colony. F W. "WILLIAMS & KETTLE. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., And KINROSS & CO., Agents. P AND O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. PASSENGERS by above Company's line are now charged same through rates of passage as from^Melboui^^^ Agents. WOOL SEASON, 1886-87. REDUCTION OF~FREIGHTS NAPIER TO LONDON. THE undersigned, as Agents for the Woolgrowers' " Combination tor Reduction of freights," have the pleasure ot statine that they have been again successful in co-operation with Messrs Henderson and M'Farlano, of Auckland, in arranging to maintain for the coming season the reduction of freights obtained through this Combination last year, and are now prepared to ship Wool at the following rates :— NINE-SIXTEENTHS OF A PENNY • PER POUND FOR GREASY, ' One-eighth' additional for Scoured. -,**»• v Tallow, 40s per ton. These rates cover all charges on Wool, from its receipts by any of the Merchants at the Spit to delivery in London. The first ship of this line (being too early for this port) is now loading at Auckland— the AAI iron ship ALASTOR-and will be despatched about end of October. Coastal freight included in above rates. To be £&£s•» =g[ *££• T0 LOAI, The first of which is expected to bo ready to receive cargo here about 20th October. Freight from this Bay for Wool put on board irom coast P°rts (Greasy) „„ SEVEN-SIXTEENTHS OF A PENNY PER POUND. , Early application for space is solicited, as arrangements at present are limited to cover applications already booked Woolgrowers may send their wool through any agent they 'Toother apply^^ Or M. R. MILLER. Napier, 3rd September, 1886. SEASON 1886-87. AdvanceT"on wool, GRAIN, &c. R GOLDSBROUGH & CO., LIMITED (In which are amalgamated the Australasian Agency Banking Corporation, Limited, and OR. Goldsbrough and Co.), WOOLBRO X E R S , V i' Capital, £3,000,t)00. TJV\T> OFFICE—MELBOURNE. 0^358?°" twice each week during the season, and at fmiuent intervals during the winter months. The charges on Wool offered for sale.but not sold, are nominal, being only ONE , SHILLING PER BALE, which includes ' Warehousing and Insurance whilst in store. ■ Liberal advances made at Bank rates. Branch in Sydney ; No. 40, Hunter* branch in London: 156 and 157, Leadonha GOLDSBROUGH'S WOOL WAREHOUSE, Bourke and William Streets, Melbourne. CHEAP FREIGHTS— R Gouldsbrough and Co., Limited, beg to announce that in order to facilitate the transit of Wool from Now Zealand to this market for disposal, they have made arrangements with the Union Steamship Company *o receive Wool at their Agencies at the following ports in New Zealand, atid • to f6rward the same to their Warehouses in V $lelb.burnp at greatly reduced rates as SSb"pBE BALE "TO MELBOURNE. Geeasy and Washed— Napier, undumped, 6s ; dumped, ss. Or at the option of owners, by Through rnntracts with them, including Insurance to the extent of £18 per bale during transit, and all charges from leaving port of shipment until arrival at our Warehouses, Mel- £ 8. d. £ B - "• Nanier greasy 2 10 0 washed 3 10 0 -A redaction of 8s per ton is made on damped wool. , Owners desirous of making uee of this through rate are requested to send prompt advice and particulars of shipment, either by letter or telegram. .-*.►••" ; '' ' i Agent at Napier—Sl. R. Mjixeb, who will miiko full adyances on consignments. R GOLDSBROUGH & CO., LIMITED. "f •■_.'., - : '"■■---" : — r——. : ■ BE MINGTON'S Cold Cveain, Is Cd.

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4735, 9 October 1886, Page 1

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