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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 75, 28 March 1912, Page 5

TTUDDART, T>ARKEE T IKE FAVOUPJTE PASBENGJSK SERVICE. Sailing (okournstanceis permuting). FOX LYTTKIiTON AND~i3L'NMDiy~ Wunmera J Sat | Apri; (i I uooh Ua.rM4.ROi* j Th«'.3 j April 18 I 5 p.m Victoria | Friday | April 19 j 5 p.m FOX MELBOURNE, Via Lrn'EL'J'oF, DUNKDIN, BLUFF. AND HOBAET. Umkakoa* | Thurs (April IS | sp.ni I'Oit NAPIEU, GIBKOKNK, AUCKLAND AKD bYPaEg. Wimheka I Thurs 1 April 11 I 4 p.m Victoria | Th.ura | April 25 | 4 p.m ~ FOlt SYDNEY DIUECtT UiiUTAXOA. 4 i Thurs [April 4[ 5 p.m *Twin screw. AH iitted with wireles6 telegraphy. Cargo must be alongside steamer one hour before sailing <;imu. All Tickets are available also for Stopover or Return by ANY OF UNION CO.'S STEAMERS?", and holders of tbo U.S.S. CO.'S tickets may havel by abov9numed ' vessels. • Head Ofliuo for New Zealand — Queen's Chambers, VVELUNGTON. ,__ WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI STEAM PACKET COMPANY. ] "SMltlis. rpHE following steamers will bo ««jSMH&' despatched as under weather and circumstances permitting: — FOR WANGANUI— S.S. HUIA— On FRIDAY, 5 p.m. JOHNSTON & CO . LTD., r j Agents. Telephone 44.' -TJ^KH;^ npHE undermentioned steamers 4MMC*' -*~ w 'il leave (circumstances ! permitting) as follow:— For NAPIER (Inner Harbour) and GIS- | BORNE WHARF— Thu a.s. RIPPLE. TUESDAY, at 5 p.m.- j Receives cargo on Monday. 1 for BLENHEIM— The b.b. BLENHEIM. on FRIDAY, at 8 p.m. For MOTUEKA, ADMIRALTY BAY .FRENCH PASS, and WAIKAWA BAY — The s.s. MANAROA, I MONDAY, 3 p.m. JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., Agents. Telephone 44. THE PATEA SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED). FOR WANGANUI«C ■*- S.S. ARAPAWA. THIS DAY, at 2 p.m. THOMPSON BROS., LTD., Agents. 'Phone 533. 110. Feitherston-street. EAND. A. MAIL LINE • To MANILA. CHINA, AND JAPAN, Via Queensland, Port Darwin, aud Timor. Steamer. " Captain. Sailing. Eastern „. F. W. Hood. ILN.B. April 10 EMPIBE „. St. John George May 8 ST. ALBANB ...W. G.M'Arthur June 8 ALDENHAIC ... B. T. Pileher. BJT.B. June Space for Frozen Cargo. THE PICTURESQUE ROUTE TO EUROPE. Through Bookings, via Japan, Canada, and the U.S.A. Saloon Accommodation amidships. Large cool two-berth cabins j all on the Upper Deck, and fitted with electric fans. Linen Washed on Board. EASTERN AND AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., LTD. W. AND G. TURNBULL AND CO., Amenta. "VrOEDDEUTCHBB LLOYD, NJ).L. i IV IMPERIAL STEAMSHIPS. REDUCED FARES TO LONDON. Via Colombo, Suez, Naples, Genoa, Algiers Southampton, Antwerp, and Bremen. From Twin-screw Steamers. Tons. Sydney. 2 v _____ _____^ : E . -c . 1912 §£ 3« "Gnelsenau ... ... 8081 Apl 17 S_3 <3 % "Scnarnhorstß... ... 8131 May 15 &<o !<o ■Seydlitz ... .„ 8000 June 12 a S «g "Zieten „. 8066 July 10 a* !■§ ■Boon „. ... ... 8133 Ang 7g m r «5 •Qneisenau j 8081 1 Sept 4fa t h •Wireless Telegraphy. r ' SINGLE: RETURN: London— lst, £70 Bs. £110 London— 2nd, £42 18s £66 London— 3rd, £17 to £21 £30 12s to £37 16s TO MANILA, CHINA, AND JAPAN. Regular Four-weekly Service of Twinscrew Steamers- from Sydney, t via New Guinea, to . Hongkong, Yokohama, and Kobe, connecting at Hongkong with N.P.L. Fortnightly Express Mail Service to Europe. Passing some of the most Picturesque and Beautiful Islands in the Pacific, making a truly Delightful and Interesting Voyage. Fares— From Wellington to Hongkong— First, £45 17s; Second, £31 17s. To . London— First. £95 10s ; Second, £68 12s. ENGLISH . SPOKEN. For passage and full particulars, apply to CASTENDYK AND FOCKE, 'Phone 193. s Agents. 22. Harris-street. Wellington. TW"EW nTEALAND pOMPANY, LTD. MOST, MODERN PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Accommodation Unsurpassed by Any Other Line. For London, Via Monte Video, Teneriffe, and Plymouth. Steamers Trm» Probable To Sail bteamers. Tons. Final Port übout)- _ -_- , . __ TORAKIKA*t ... 10960 Wellington AprU 4 REMUEEAt ... 13000 Wellington May 2 BCTAHiIfBt ... 12000 Wellington May 30 BUAPBHU* ... 9880 — June 27 BOTOBDA§ ... 12500 — July 23 All steamers fitted with wireless telegraphy. •Twin screw. tCalls also at Bio de Janeiro. §Triple screw. Passages from London may be arranged at this end. For freight or passage, ThVn.Z. SHIPPING CO.. LIMITED. JgHAW, OAVILL, AND A LBION COMPANY, LTD. THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS FOR PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. VIA MONTE VIDEO, RIO DE JANEIRO, and TENERIFFE. THE LARGEST PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE N.Z. TRADE. Sailings (circumstances permitting): — «.,. Date Name. £*£ Com'nder of Final , E Leaving Port. 1912 t'ATHENIC ... 12234 Kempson April 18 Wergton t^COBIKTHIO 12232 Hart May 16 Wel'gton t'AEAAVA ... 9372 Olayden June 13 Wel'gton •TAINUI ... 9957 Moffatt July 11 Wel'ston "IONIC ... 12232 Boberte lAug BWe'.'gton t Calls at Bio de Janeiro. •Twin-screw steamer. Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy Passages from London may be arranged here. For full particulars apply to the AgenU LEVIN & CO., LTD. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., LTD. DALGETY & CO.. LTD. fTTHE TYSER LINE, LIMITED. A MONTHLY DESPATCH OF FIRST-CLASS CARGO STEAMERS TO LONDON DIRECT, Steamers. Tons ' CoinmaDdn. burden. •Muritai 12,000 J. Firth. •Nerehana. ... 10.000 J. E. L. Cowpton. •Whakarua ... 10,000 'A. H. Kemp. t •Miirere 10,000 T. B. Liuklater. •Niwaru 10,000 , V. E. Mello. Mimiro „ , ... 10,000 .f. Duncan. Tomoaua ... m,(Mjo S. Y/. Haytor. Hawkea Bay .. ti.fw S Cotell •Star o£ India ... 12,500 F. J. Kearnej. •Star of Canada 12,000 ,r. Mann Jtarfc. \ •Staj- of Scotland lo.oci! 'ii. I) Beck. BUr6f Australia 10,000 I*. W. tilyatt. *Indrabarah ... 12,500 W H "W-iikfiß ' Indrateina ... 10,000 W. H. Lea, •Indrapura . . 12,500 It. P. Craven •Denotes twin-screw. The above steamers v/er« all buile speciaU/ for the New Zealand trade, fitted with refrigerating machinery of the most ciodera typo in charge of competent engineers, and are noted for tha exceptionally *.itisfaeterry condition in which their fio7en aiuat cargoes are bein^ delivered. The Company is prepared to cairy wool and produce of every deKeripuon, Lowest Currant Rates o* Freight, W. M. BAtfKATENB AND CO., LTD., | Agent*. '