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Grey River Argus, 10 May 1912, Page 3

ONION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED PROBABLE -SAILINGB.' - WJESTPORTi NELSON AND WELLINGTON Arahura, Monday, ' 13th May S p.m. ' Mapourika Thursday 16th May 8 p.m Arahura calls at Picton. Pooling Passengers to all New Zealand and Australian. Ports* JMELBQURNE FROM WELLINGTON. *Mocraki, Thvursday, 16th May. «YDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. *Maunganui, Friday 17th May, direct. Tarawera, Thurs 16 May via Auckland Transhipping there to turbine Maheno •Wireless telegraphy. •CANADA, AMERICA, LONDON,etc. VIA VANCOUVER. *Zealandia from Auckland, 7th June VIA SAN FRANCISCO. Calling at— KAROTONGA AND PAPEETE. •Tahiti, from Wellington, ,24th Miay. DRIFNT LINE OF. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. For London via Suoz Canal *onirah from Sydney, 25th May. • And Fortnightly Thereafter. •Wireless Telegraphy. - SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. Regular trips to Tonga, Samoa, Fiji Rarotdnga, and Tahiti. Write for booklets descriptive of these wonder- , ful tours. ; ANCHOR LINE OF STEAMTk- PACKETS. REGULAR SAILINGS Booking Passengers and Cargo to all New Zealand Ports* WANGANUI DIRECT., Steamer, early.' NELSON AND WANGANUI. Steamer early. TARAKOHE DIRECT. Kaitoa, to-morrow. WESTPORT AND WANGANUI. Steamer early. ■ "*" *nr Freight or Passage apply to — NANCARROW and CO.. Local Agents. gHAW OAVILL and A LBION COMPANY (LTD.) Thi Dlract Llna of Steamera. ?OR PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. 7A MONTE VIDEO AND TENERIFFE. HE LARGEST PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND TRADE. Sailings (circumstamces permitting) Tone D^ c Final Name. Beg Comnder' Port 1912~ lonic 12232 Roberts Mch 21 Wellington Athenic ... 12234- Kempsou April 19 Wellington rorinthic ... 12231 Hart May 16 Wellington ra.wa • 9372 Clayden June 13 Wellington Ain U i~ 9957 Moffatt Wellington a - -. ; . fc T win-screw steamer. Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. Passages from London may be arranged here. For full particulars apply to the Agents. .■*.-. . DUNCAN MCLEAN. issengex and Freight Agent GREYMOUTH. Hokitika Agent POLLOCK & BEVAN W«stpoH Agent: BAILIE AND CO. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. j •to LONDON, via Monte Video, Teneriffe and PlymouthMOST MODERN PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Reamer ai rt ,.« Probable To sail Steamer. , Tous. Pinal p ort> about 1912 Bemuera2| ... '12,500 — Hay 2 Kuahine2t ... 12,000 — i May 30 Ruapehu 2 ... 12,000 — . June 27 Botorua3 ... 12,500 — Ally 25 iCalls at Rio ~ : (2) Twin Screw.- (3) Triple Screw. All the above vessels are now fitted .with wireless telegraphy. "ARES FROM GREYMOUTH. Steerage single, from £17 to £21. Second Class, single, £38 to £43. v irst Class single from £64 to £74. The passenger accommodation in ♦he three classes is replete with every modern convenience, and the dietary scale such as. will sustain the well-earned reputation of the Company An experienced surgeon will ao company each steamer. Warrants issued at Greymouth for passengers from the Old Country. Passengers booking at Greymouth are given a free coastal passage to the port at which they join the Home steamer. ' NANCARROW AND CO., Passenger and Freight Agents 5 . GREYMOUTH. Westport Agent: R. R. WHYTE. Hokitika Asent: V. M. BONAR. I^ORD "pvEUTBCHER T LOYD. SEDUCED FARES TO LONDON AND CONTINENT. Single Return. £sd £ s d First-class 70 8 0 105 12 0 Second-class 42 18 0 64 7 0 Third-clasa 17 CO 30 12 0 Twin-Bbrew 3teamo».|Tons. a F j OIU § a Sydney, g . -a . ■- —<■ — : §£ 3S JGneißineau , ; 8081 April 17 J5, 3« fSoharahorsfc- 8131 May 15 *» J? ■ J? Seydlitz , 8000 June 12 S-o i-o Zieten 8066 July 10 BOT8 OT £» Koon . ■ 8133 Aug. 7 Ph * Gneisineau 8081 Sept. 4 ihe&e steamers are the most sumptuously equipped, and xenowned for their excellent cruisine. 'Wireless Telegraphy and Twin Screw -."»-"■■ ' ' ■■' . M. J. FOGARTY t CO WERITA SfKEBT- <: Atrenti. THE Mor« w« r SeIl the Cheaper the Price— HILDEB'R AND and CO