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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 104, 4 May 1911, Page 5

TTUDDART : "OARKER T INE. . FAVOURITE PASSENGER SERVICK Sailing (circumstances permitting). FOR LY'JTJELTON AND DUNEDIN. 1 UiiMAKOA»f I Thurs I May 4 | 5 p.m 1 Wimmeka. | i'riday | May 5 1 5 p.m 1 VicroiiiA. I Friday | May 19 | 5 p.m 1 Wimmkma I Friday | June a I 5 P-m FOX MELUOfJRNE. via LYTTJfiLTON, DUNKDIN, J3LUFF. au'd HOBART. Ui.iMABOA*t ) Thnra | May 4 1 5 p.m I FOR NAPIEK, GISBOJRNE, AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY. ' Wimmbra 'i'hurrf I May HI 4 p.m Victop-ia I 'I'hurs I May 25 | 4 p.m AVimmbka [ Thm-3 I Juue 8 j 4 p.m FOE, SY.DNKY AjHtECT. UuMAitoA*t I Friday 1 May 20 | 5 p.in *Twia BeraTf. tWireless telegraphy. Cargo must be' aiongoide steamer one hour before sailing time. All Tickets are available also for Stopover or Return by ANT OF UNION CO.'S STEAMERS, and holders of the U.S.S. CO.'S tickets may travel by abovenamed vessels. Head Office for New Zealand — Queen'i Chambers. WELLINGTON. f I 1d.13 undermentioned steamers will leave (circumstance* permrttinc) as followi: — FOR KAIKOURA AND LYTTELTON. Via COAST. The s.B. WAKATU. On MONDAY, at 4 p.m. FOR FOXTON. The. •.3. QUEEN OF THE SOUTH. THIS DAY, 5 p.m. FOR BLENHEIM. The B.s. OPA-WA. On FRIDAY, at 5 p.m. For freight or passage, apply to LEVIN AND CO., LTD.. Aeenta. WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI STEAM PACKET COMPANY. 4Bflß»>^ rWIHE following steamers trill be 4&^OP *"- despatched as under weather and oircumstancei; permitting: — FOR WANGANUI— S.S. HUIA— THIS DAY, at 5 p.m. S.S. STORMBIRD— FRIDAY, 5 p.m. JOHNSTON & CO., LTD., Agenta, Telephone -44. j «S|j|j&g^ npHE undermontloned steamer* -H- will leave (circumstance* permitting) as follows: — For NAPIER (Inner Harbour) and GISBORNE WHARF— The s.s. RIPPLE. TUESDAY, at 5 p.m. For BLENHEIM— The s.a. ISLENHEIM. THIS DAY, 5 p.m. JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., Agent*. Telephone 44. ' F-H-S FEDERAL-HOULDER-SHIRE LINES. 1 (Under Contract with the New Zealand ' Government). ! DIRECT SERVICE FOR AVONMOUTH. , LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, GLASGOW. Taking Cargo. i FOR CONTINENTAL and AMERICAN PORTS. NORFOLK. 15th May, from Lyttelton. j MORAYSHIKE, 14th JUNE, from Lyt- ' telton. 1 DRAYTON GKANGE, 15th July, from, Lyttelton. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR ' FIRST-CLASS AND THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS. Fares to AVONMOUTH (Bristol). First-clas*: Single, £42; Return, £66. Third-class— £lß 10s, £16 10s, £1+ 10*. Return from £26 10s. For Freight and Passage apply to tho N.Z. AND AFRICAN STEAMSHIP CO. /LIMITEDI. Union Chambers, Customhouse-quay. Telephone 1780. T> , AND Q COMPANY'S ~~ ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS to LONDON Following are the proposed dates of departure from Australian ports for London: — FIRST AND SECOND SALOON ONLY. Steamer. Tons. Sydney. Melb'rno China... 8000 May 20 May 23 Malwa ... — UOOO Juue 3 Juno C All twin-icrew steamers and fitted with wireless telegraphy. RATES OF PASSAGE MONEY TO LONDON (including Saloon Passage to Sydney): — SINGLE TICKET. £47 6s to £88. RETURN TICKETS, £75 18s and £132. SPECIAL CONCESSION RETURN TICKETS TO BOMBAY in connection with the CORONATION DURBAR are being issued. First Saloon only. Available for six months. JOHNSTON AND CO.. LTD.. Aeenta. WELLINGTON ASV ■\YANGA2TDI. Telephone 44. T^TEW r^EALAND' QHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. MOST MODERN PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. For London, Via Monte Video, Teneriffe, and Plymouth. «:+=nmor~ ow ftobaTjlo < To Sail Steamers. Tons. Final Port labout> . RoTortt7A§ ... 12500 Wellington May 31 TUBAKINA* ... 10900 — June 29 ToXGx\BIKO a ... 10102 — July 27 BaAHINE* ... 12060 — AUS 24 BUAPEHO* ... 9880 — • Sept 21 1 *Tivin Screw. §Triple Screw. Accommodation is not surpassed by any other line. Passages from London may be arranged at this end. For freight or passage apply to THE N.Z. SHIPPING CO.. LIMITED. THE NEW ZEALAND • SHIPPING 1 ' COMPANY'S EASTERN CANADIAN STEAM SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND. UNDER contract with the Canadian Government, the following steamers will sail from Montreal or St. John for Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, Duoedin: — S.S. Waimate,* 5610 tons rog., 15th May. S.S. Karamea,* 5564 tons rog., 15th June. To be followed' by other first-class steamers each month. * To sail from Montreal. Agents Throughout Canada — THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. For rates of freight and other information apply to . THE N.Z. SHOPPING CO.. LIMITED. npHE TYSER UNE, "^LIMITED. A MONTHLY DESPATCH OF FIRST-CLASS CARGO STEAMERS TO 4 LONDON DIRECT. Steamers. Tous Commander. burden. •Muritai... ... 12,000 J. C. F;lgate. •Nereliaua ... 10,000 H. llollis. *W'liakarua ... 10,000 J. Firth. •Marere 10,000 T. ii. Linklater. •Niwaru 10,000 J. E. C'oaipton. Miaiiro 10,000 D. McQueen. Toinoana ... 10,000 P. ii. McJlo. liawkch Hay ... S.ooo A. H. Kemp. 'Star of India ... 1iJ,500 K. J. Kearney. •Star of Canada. 1:2,000 3. Mann flart. BtarofStotlaiid lO.Wi') l:. D. Ueck Stnrof Austi-aliJ 10.000 V. W. I'lyatt. Star of New Zlud b.dOO C. T. nilder *linlriibur;ili ... 12,30') A. U. Hollhrjswortli. luuruleuiiL ... 10,000 T. C. liiocime. •Denotes twin-screw. The above steamers wero all built specially for the Now Zealand trade, fitted with refrigerating machinery of the most modern type in charge 01 competent engineers, and aro noted for the exceptionally satisfactory condition in which their frozen meat cargoes are being delivered. Tho Company is prepared to carry T/ooi and produce of every deEcription. Lowest Current Rate 3of Freight. W. M. BAJSfNATYNE AND «O. (LTD) Agents.