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SHI°PINO. SHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION LINE. (Incorporated in England.) VIA PANAMA CANAL. , ' TAINUL T.S., Auckland, Oct. 17 TAMAROA, E.C., 12,350 tons, Nov. 8 WAIWERA. O.V. 10,700 tons. Eud Nov. lONIC, T.S., 12,350 tons, Dec. 11 MATAROA, E.C., 12,350 tons. Jan. 3 WAIPAWA, C.V.. 10,700 tons, late Jan. AKAROA, E.C., 15,120 tons, Feb. 5 Ouly Ono Class on Each Vessel. E.C., Express Cabin Steamer, calling at Piteairn and Curacao. T.Sy Tourist Steamer, calling at Piteairn and Jamaica. C.V., Cargo Vessel, with accommodation, Route and Ports optional. NEW YORK: Combined Tourist Fares by TAINUI to Canal and PRESIDENT TA T from the Caiif-1 are from £33, plus Exchange and Tan. Agents: Levin anil Co., Ltd.; Murray. Hoberts, and Co., Ltd.; Dalgety and Co., Ltd.. J^. & A. LINE TO JAPAN. CALLING A'l KABAUU MANILA, HONG KONO, SHANGHAI, A> r7O FIVE PORTS IN JAPAN. ■ Tanda 7000 tons Oct. 13 Circular Nankin. 7UOO tons Nov 10 -Quay, Nellore 7000 tons Deo 12 Sydney, Tanda 7000 tons Jan 12 10.30 a.w. Nankin 7000 tons Feb. 13 • ... Dig Reduction, in Fares. '■■ Round Trip £rom Sydney 10 weeks. No hotel expenses. The liner is your hotel. Cheaper than living ashore £90 First, £flfi los Second No exchange. E. and A Cuisine and Service- are Unsurpassed : Joint Passenger Agents— WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., LTD. THE N.Z. SHIPPING C0..-LTD. p and' 0.-^royTl maiu STEAMERS. ; Sydney to London, via Australian Ports, Colombo. Bombay, Aden, Egypt, Marseilles, and Plymouth. Kegular E'ortnightly Sailings. MONGOLIAN 16,590 Oct. 5 MOOLTAN*st 20,952 Oct. 19 MOLDAVIA:? -. 10.566 Nov. 2 NARKUNDA'st t0.03'.' ■ Nov. 16 STRATHAIRDxt. 22,284 Deci/l CATHAY»st 15,225 Dec. 19 STRATHNAVISKst 22,283 Dec. 29 'First and Secouil' Saloon.". .sOmits Port Sudan §Ornils Bombay .tTouris't Class Only. tCallins Tangier. . xFirst Saloou nud Tourist Class. FAKES NEW ZKALAND TO LONDON: Ist Class from £87 single, £153 return. 2nd Class from £07 single. £117 return. Tourist from £40 single, £72 return. Fares are subject to Exchange. Chief Passenger Agents for New Zealand: THE N.Z SHIPPING CO,. LTD., ■ " Wellington. . ' Joint Agents, Wellington: JOHNSTON AND CO.. LTD.. Joint Agents, Tourist Class: MURRAY ROBERTS & .CO,'LTD, THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED/ DIRECT .'SERVICE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM. VTA PANAMA CANAL. ir»<». Sailing finally'from (subject to alteration). ROTORUAf Auckland : Oct 12 REMUERAtf Auckland Oct. 23 RANGITIKIj '•■•. Nov. 16 RUAHTNEr Dec. 15' RANGITANEx • Dec. 21 517,000-ton Motor-vessels' .with -First Toiirist and Third Classes. ' '. . ' •Oil fuel calling at Piteairn Island (cir«um'stancf? permittinc) and Curacao. ; ' tCabin Class : ■ JTourist Class. Ist Class .... trom £85 S.. £149 R. Cabin Class .. roln £67 S.. £U7 Ft. Tourist Class . from £38 S. £68 R. Third Class • v from £.37 S., £fifl R. All Fares plus Exchange and Tax. THE NTIW ZEALAND. SHIPPING COMPANY. LTD, ; CUNARD LINE. , 'p.R.AVEL Home, ria'.Cnitcd States and -*• Canada, and across the Atlantic by '"AQUITANH, BERENGARIA, MAURETANIA,. .*. Oi oilier Maghifi"enKSt£amers rrom D.S.A. '■•■ and Canada to England, or if pro.ceeding Home by direct steamer or via Australia, return by Cunard Transatlantic. : .-.'■ 'Good selection ot berths aetuariy held in Zealand. ' * . For accommodation an& full particulars apply> U.S.S Co;, Tbos Cook and Son, Matson Lino. or. Cnna.rd Line. - COMMONWEALTH AND DOMINION . LTNE, LIMITED, ' (Incorporated in England.) ° Maritime Buildings,-"Wellington. ■ FOR LONDON. VIA PANAMA CANAL : OR CAPE HORN ROUTE: ■ * ■',•■•• •. '■ -■ '■ 1034. PORT lIUNTKR Wgtn., Oct. 2« PORT RUNEDI> r . Auck.,' Nov. 13 PORT BRISBANE Wgtn., Dec. 22 Limited Accommodation for Saloon ■ '■ Passengers.. JTUDDART PARKER, LTD. (Incorporated in Australia.) TSM.V. WANGANELLA, 10.000 tons. FOR SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE (From Wellington). At Noon on Thursday, Oct. 25, Nov. 22. and Dec. 20. (From Auckland): October 11,,11 ■ a.m. AUCKLAND to SYDNEY-Nov. 9."T1 a.m. HUDDART PARKER BUILDING, Post Office Square, Wellington. ROYAL PACKET "NAVIGATION CO. (X.P.M.) LINE . (Incorporated in Holland.). '' Largest, fastest, and most luxunoui liners, via Brisbane and Great Barner, to MACASSAR, JAVA, AND SINGAPORE. No exchange. English cuisine. Through fares to Hong Kong. Shanghai, and -.Manila, via Java, also to Mauritius, South and East African Ports. Sallinas from Sydney:— NIEDW HOLLAND, October 24/ by Magnificent 19,000-ton Dutch Mail Liners via JAVA, Singapore, Sumatiw, Ceylon, and Egypt. A trip Home -with distinct advantages. : New Zealand Agents: JOHNSTON & CO., LTD., Wellington, Wnnganui, Palmer«ton North. RUSSELL AND SOMERS. Auckland. DALGETY & CO., LTD., Chnstchurclij Invcrcarfrill. -Timani. and Dunedin. MURRAY. ROBERTS, & CO., LTD., Napier and Gisborne. J H COCK & CO., Nelson. FTend Office for Australasia: ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO., 255 George Street, Sydney. . WHITE STAR LINE. TRANSATLANTIC SERVICES. /CONNECTING at NEW YORK and MONTREAL with Pacific steamer* from New Zealand. Fins is the most varied and interesting route to England, including numerous ports of call in the Pacific, nnd embracing San Francisco, Yosemite. Los Angeles, the' Grand Canyon, Jasper Park. Banff, Lake Louise, Niagara, and as n delightful climax passage from New Yor]i or Montreal to England by one of the magnificent steamers of the ■ ■. . . WHITE STAR LINE. . Apply Dalgety & Co., Ltd.; Levin- C Co.. Ltd.: Murray. Roberts. & Co.. Ltd. HOME AMERICA, AND BACK SUEZ. SPECIAL CONDUCTED TOUR front Auckland, per Monterey, April 6, or Aorangi, April 2, via Fiji and Honolulu, to 'Frisco, thence nineteen days across the States to New York, including all expenses of travel, hotels, tips, sightseeing, and taxis Thence across the Atlantic and back from England .via Suez and Sydney Send for booklet. . COOKS-WAGONS LITS, 191 Feathcrston Street. Wellington.