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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 50, 28 August 1911, Page 5

TJCDDART, pARKER T INB. FAVOURITE PASSENGER SERVICE. Sailing (oircumgtances permitting). FOR LYTTI'iLTON AND DUNKDInT'" VlCToniA I Friday Sept 8 1 5 p.m UMMAKOA«t IThurs Sept 21 I Sp.m WIMSiaBA I Friday Sept 23 1 h p.m Victoria | Friday | Ocfc ti | S p.m FOR MBLBOUBNK, Via LIfTTBLTOM", BLUFF. AND HOSART. UjijMABOA»t" JThura | Sept 21 | 5 p.ni 108 NAPtKLt, OIBBOSMK, AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY. WIMMMRA (Thurs I Aug 31 1 4 p.m Victoria ) Thurs | Sepfc 14 4 p.m WIMMBttA IThuva I Sept 28 |__4jMg FOR_SYJ3NEY DtUECT. ttottfAa6A»t_ I Friday | Sept 8 | g^p.m •Twin screw. fWirelesa telegraphy. Cargo mutt be Alongside »te»m«r one hour before sailing time. All Tickets are available klto for Stopover or Return by ANY OF tTNION CO.'S STEAMERS, and holder* of th« U.S.S. CO.'S tickets m»y travel bj •boranamed vessels. Hetd Office for New Ze»l»ed— Queen'i Chambers. WELLINGTON. <jßWa> npS^ unflermentloned steamers «£j|HEi* •■• will leave (eiroumstanoei permittina) aa follow*!— For NAPIER (Inner Harbour) and GISBORNfi WHARF— The s.s. RIPPLE, TtfESDAY, at S p.m. tot BLENHEIM— The «,s. BLENHEIM, THIS DAY, fflidnight. E'er MOTUEKA-The s.s. MANAROA, THIS DAY, S p.m. JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD,, Agtnta Telephone 44. WELLINGTON AS?S WANGANtJI STEAM PACKET COMPANY. IT\SE following st«»mer« will b» 4HHS *"* despatched as tinder we*th«f And circumstances permitting:— FOR WANGANUIS.S. STORMBIRD THIS DAY, S p.m. JOHNSTON * CO., LTD., Afantfl. Telephone 44. ANCHOR SHIPPtSG *nd FOUNDRY , CO.. LTD. rf PR6POSED SAILINGS. FOR NELSON, WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH »nd HOKITIKA-'Tha e.g. WAVERLEY, on TUESDAY, 5 p.ni, For freight or passage apply to W. AND G. TtJRNBtJLL AND CO., Telephone 436. . . Agent*. COR NELSON, MOTTJEiCA, TAKAKA, AND COLLINGWOOD-The Twinssrew Steamer NIKAtj saih— TUESDAY, 29th August, at 5 p.m. THURSDAY, 31st .August, at 6 p.m. SATURDAY, 2nd Sept., at 5 p.m,. This steamer has superior accommodation for saloon passengers, Passengers miHfc procure tickets at our office before they embark. For freight and passage apply . W. M. BANNATYNE & CO., LTD., Telephone 1540. Agemt rpHE undermentioned steam* •*■ ■ ers will leave (circum- **■'■ stances permitting) as follows : FOR KAIKOURA AND LYTTELTON, Via COASTThe s.s. WA&ATU, THIS DAY.'S p.m. . . FOR FOXTONThe «.«. QUEEN OF THE SOUTH. THI3 DAY, 5 p.m. FOR BLENHEIMThe s.B. OPAWA, THIS DAY, Midnight. For freight of passage, apply to — ffi-fflL^? t L?9'i.¥? t) ' t As6A^' THS PATEA~SHIPPiNa ~COMFAMY (LIMITED). FOR WANGANt/I. IK 1 S.S. ARAPAWA, THIS DAY, 5 p.m. THOMPSON BROS.. LTD., Agent*, Phone 530, 110. featheraton-it, tEDERAL-HOULDER-SHIRI LISES. (Under Contrtofc with the New Za»l«nd Government). DIRECT SERVICE FOR AVONMOUTH, LIVERPOOL, MAN. CHESTER, GLASGOW. Taking Cargo. FOR CONTINENTAL and AMERICAN PORTS. SURREY. 23rd SEPTEMBER. Final _^ port Wellington. KENT, 24th OCTOBEP.. NORFOLK, 24th NOVEMBER EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR FIRST-CLASS AND THIRD-GLASS PASSENGERS. „ Fares to AVONMOUTH (Bristol). First-class s Single, £42; Return, £66. Third-class— £lß 10s, £16 lOa, £14 10* Return from £26 10s. For Freight and Passage apply to the N.Z. AND AFRICAN STEAMSHIP CO. LIMITED). Union Chambers, Customhouse-quay. Telephone 1780 p^ ASD Q COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL STEA*MERS to LONDON Following are the proposed dates of dep*fture.from Austr*li«a ports for London:— FIRST AND SECOND 3ALOON ONLY. Steamer. Ton?. Sydney. Melb'rrie AtoOltan .„ ... 10000 Sept OHept 12 Malwa, w ... 11000 Set>t 23 Sept 20 Ohifltl...' ... ... 8000 Ocfc ?Oc<> 10 Mncedollia 10300 Oct 21 Oct 24 Marmora 10500 Nov 4 Nov 1 Jttdia ... „. ... 8000 Nov 18 Nov 21 Moldavia ... ... 10000 Dec 2 Dec 5 Mongolia ... _... 10000 r Dec 16 pen 10 All twin-screw and fitted with wireless. RATES OF PASSAGE MONE¥ TO LONDON (including Saloon to Sydney)— , SINGLE TICKET. £4? 6s to £88. RETURN TICKETS, £?S 18s atid £132. SPECIAL CONCESSION RETURN TICKETS TO BOMBAY in connection with the CORONATION DURBAR are being issued. First Saloon only. Available for cix months. JOHNSTON AND^CO.. LTD.. Aaeate. WELLINGTON AND WANGANTJI" QHAW, SiAVILL, AND ALBION THE DIRECT LINE' OF STEAMERS FOR PLYMOUTH AND LONDON, 1 VIA MONTE VIDEO und TENERIFFE, THE LARGEST • PASSENGER ISTEAM. m „ERS IN THE N.Z. TRADE, Sathuga . jeireumstancea permitting)^— Kame. g« Com-nder f f*f j Leaving rort< j "ABAWA ... 32 oETyden Sept '? Wel^toa "Tainui ... mi Moffatt Oct 5 Wel'gtoa "lomo ... 12252 Roberts Nov 2 Wel'gtoti j "ATHENIC ... Mm Kemoson Nov 30 Wel'gtott "COaiHtUlO 12232 Hart DetJ 28 Wel'Stofl j ~"*Twin-gerew steamer] " fitted with Wireless Telegraphy, 1 Passages from Loudoa may be arranged here. For full partieulow apply to the Aganti LEVIN & CO., LTD. MURRAY. ROBERTS * CO.. LTD. J)ALGETY A CO.. LTD. KON. PAKETVAART 4 MY. (ROYAL PACKET S.N. CO. Regular MONTHLY Servieo to PAPUA, JAVA and SINGAPORE, Via Queensland Port* and Port Moresby, C'ontieettng with the" Company's Forty-sit Mail Servica* Throughout tho Dttfch Indie's. The Maghifieent Now Slnamer VAN LINSCIJOTKN Leaves Sydney 14th SKPTEMBER. Return Tickets Intefehangeabla with Burns, Philp Line. SALOON FARES FROM SYDNEY— To Port Moresby— Single £12 5 return, £20. To Sourabaya--Singl<>, £25; return, £40. To Bata\ia— Single. Uil\ return £43 4s. To Siiisfitpdfe-^mgle. f,30; I'ejurn, £4fl. Fdf furtber information apply THOS. COOK AND SON. ■