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SHIPPING. SHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBIO! LINE. (Incorporated in JCngland.) VIA PANAMA CANAL. lOXIO From VVgtn. . May 3 MATAROA Cabiu Class May 24 AKAROA Cabin Class June 2(5 TAMAROA Cabin Class Aug. 10 WAIRANGI 12 Passengers Sep. 13 MATAROA Cabiu Class Oct. 11 AKAROA Cabin Class Nov. 8 The popular MATAROA and AKARO-A sailing in May and June, offer those desirous of proceeding Home the last opportunities of reaching England for this summer. NEW YORK: The Panama route is claiming more and more passenger! than ever. Fares: Tourist Class from £40; Cabin and First Class from £03 (plut exchange and* tax). AGENTS, Levin and Co., Ltd.; Murray, Roberts, ana Co., Ltd., Dalgety and Co., Ltd. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. DIRECT SERVICE TO TH3 UNITED KINQ!"\M. VIA PANAMA CANAL, RANGITATAx Wellington May 10 REMUERA'tt ' Juno 8 ROTORUAJ* July 13 RANGITIKIi July 31 » RUAHINEr Aug. 10 RANOITANEs Aug. 30 RANGITATAx Sep. 27 REMUERArtJ Oct. 26 RANGITIKIx ' Nov. 13 ■ Port and Date Subject to Alteration. x17,000-ton Motor-vessels with First Tourist nd third Classes. "Oil fuel, calling at Pitcairo Island (cir-cumstan-es permitting) and Curacao. rCabin Class tTonrist Cla». Ist Class from £85 S.. £149 R. CabiD Class from £07 S.. £117 R. Tourist Class from £38 8. £68 R. Third Class from £37 8. £66 R-. All Fares phis Exchange and Tax.^ THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING . COMPANY LTD. CUNA^D WHITE STAR, LTD.* (Incorporated in Enuland.) 'PRAVEL Rome via Canada, or the 1 United States Then for ■ * crand thrill across the Atlantic from New York or Montreal to Enclnnd or the Continent on one of the .-__, MAGNIFICKN'I LINERS OF THE CUNARD. WHITE STAR, -the last word for speed luxury, and comfort. First Cabin, Tourist, »Bd Third Class accommodation Specially reduced round-the-world tickets available. Full pat" Oculars on request Agents, Everywhere. __ C. &. D. LINE. KOH LONDON VIA PANAMA CANAti OR CAPE HORN , if ODKKN vessels witb accommodation f" for 12 pasFenzere in 6in?le and twoberth staterooms. PORT WELLINGTON Port Chalmers, May 4 PORT FAIRY Wgtn.. May 14 PORT SYDNEY Auck., May 2? For particulars re fares nml freight, etc. iddlv O. & 1). LINK, LTD. (Incorporated in F.nglnnd), Maritime Huililing. Wellington. N.Y.K, LINE, (Nippon Yusen Kaisba.) PASSENGER AND MAIL SERVICES ' TO JAPAN AND CHINA. 11 a.m. ' Tons. Sydney. ATSUTA MARU 8000 April 27 , KAMO MARU 8000 June 1 KITANOiMARU 8000 June 29 , ATSUTA MARU 6000 July 27 FROM SYDNICY ROUND TRIP TO JAPAN. £90. (Australian Currency Freeot Kxchange.) CINEMA AND OI'EN-AIR SWIMMING POOL. J'liroiiah Passenger Rate* Quoted to Europe and America, via the East. For particulars, apply to ; N Y.K LINE AGENTS. BURNS. PHILP. AND CO., LTD, 60-75 Molesworth Btreet. WELLINGTON, Cl. Telephone 40-175. p AND b" ROYAL MAH' STEAMERS. Sydney to London, ria Australian Porti Colombo. Bombay, Aden, Ecypt, Mat teilles. Gibraltar, nnd Plymouth. MALOJA'h 20.914 May I MONGOLIAJa 16.600 May 15 COMORIN* 15.241 May H . CniTUAL* 15.346 June 14 NARKUNDA* 16.632 Jun* 28 CATHAY # - . 13,225 Ju y W MOOLTANx 20.952- July 27 CORFU* 14.170 Aug. 0 MAr.OTA\ 20.014 Aui!. J» STRATHArBDJt 22,284 Sept. T 'First und Second Saloon. tTourist Cla* Only. xFirst Saloon and Tourist ClaM. aOmits Aden.. hCalling Hobart. tCalhnjf Tangier. Fares are Bubiect to Exchange. Chief Passenprer Aepnts for New Zealand! ■ THE N.Z. SHIPPING CO.. LTD., : Wellington. Joint Agents. Wellington: JOHNSTON AND CO, LTD.. Joint Agents, Tourist Class: MURRAY.. ROBERTS. AND CO., LTD. FEDERAL S.N. CO., LTD. Incorporated in; England. '.. Regular Service to and from Avonmoutk. Liverpool Manchester, Glasgow. Vessel. tondt Wrioh ! Sails Bnally. "xTonßartro April 26. 27 W'gton April ZT »§tNorrolk ' May 2-9 Wctn.' May. * 'Via Umdoo, , i xCalls Manchester gTaklng cargo tor Cardiff. tManchester cargo t/B at Liverpool. For .freight, apply to— FEDERAL STEAM NAVIGATION . CO., LTD.,. • -, Maritime Building,. Cufitomhonse ( Quay. Telephone 42-362. ■ THE ANCHOR SHIPPING AND , FOUNDRY CO., LTD. SAILINGS: (Circumstance* permitting). FOR NELSON: "ARAHURA, Mon., April 22, midnight. MATANGI, ' Tues., April 23,7:30 p.m. •ARAHURA, Wed., April 24, 7.30 p.m. *MATANGI Thurs., April 25, midnight. ARAHURA Fri., April 26, 7.30.p.m, "No. Cargo. Luggage received on board.from 4 p.m. T. AND W YOUNG. Agents, 77-85. Customhouse Quay. Telephones 41-980 and 41-984. Tel. Address, "Mercury." , RICHAKDSON AND CO., LTD. For NAPIER and GISBORNE WHARFKOAU. WEDNESDAY, 4 p.m. Cargo received TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY up to 3 p.m. JOHNSTON AND CO.. LTD., Agents. Telephones 40-242 and 42-832. BUSINESS NOTICES. CHANNEL BUOYS! 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