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Grey River Argus, 14 May 1912, Page 3

UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED PROBABLE BAILINGS. \WJCSTPORT, NELSON AND .WELRNQTONMapourika Thursday 16th May 8 p.m Arahura, Monday 20th May, 10 p.m. Arahura calls at Picton. Booiing Passengers to all New" Zealand and Australian. Ports. •MELBOURNE FROM WELLINGTON. ♦Maungamii, Thur:J 30ih May. ■■■ «YDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. *Moana, Friday 24tii May, direct. Tafawera, Thurs 30th May via Auckland, Transhipping there to turbine Maheno •Wireless telegraphy. •CANADA,. AMERICA, LONDON,etc VIA VANCOUVER. *Zealandia from Auckland, 7*h June ' VIA SAN FRANCISCO. Calling, at— RAROT.ONGA AND PAPEETE. •Tahiti, from Wellington, 24th May. JDRIFNT, LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. For London via Suez Canit *Onirah from Sydney 25th May. And Fortnightly Thereafter. > * Wireless Telegraphy. <■< " ■ SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. Regular trips to Tonga, Samoa, Fiji Rarotonga, and Tahiti. Write for booklets descriptive of these wonder\ful tours. ; ■ ' ■■»■•■; ; A NCHOR LINE OF. STEAMPACKETS.

REGULAR SAILINGS Booking Passengers and Cargo to all New Zealand Ports.. FOXTON DIRECT. StJeamer early. WANGANUI DIRECT. Steamer, early.. NLLSON AND WANGANUI. Steamer' early.- • • TARAKOHE DIRECT. ■Steamer early. WESTPORT AND WANGANUI. Steamer early. 1 ■$"or -Freight -or Passage apply to — - NANCARROW and CO., Local Agents.

"gHAW (^AVILL and A LBION COMPANY (LTD.) ' ' Thi Dlracl Lint ef Bteamon. ¥OR PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. 7A MONTE VIDEO AND TENERIFFE. HE. LARGEST PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND TRADE. , . . Sailings (circumstances permitting), Tous D of e Final Name. ' Reg Conmder* hea y-f,; Port r ~ ~ " 1912 l onio 12232 Roberts Mch 21 Wellington ■jsaS. •:: s ar- &is ?s a__ : .. . •Twin-screw steamer. Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. Passages from London may be arranged here. ' . , : For full particulars apply to the Agents. DUNCAN MCLEAN. . Assenger and Freight Agent GREYMOUTH. Hokitika Agent POLLOCK * SEVAN •W«Btpo"ri Agent; BAILIE AND CO.

NEW ZEALAND SHIPPINC COMPANY'S LINE.. Co LONDON, via Monte Video, Tenexiffe and Plymouth. MOST MODERN PASSENGER, STEAMERS ' .. IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. «^"' 1 1*™- ■ FtaSSrt^ M ..-■.' ■' •'. 11)12 Bemuera2l... 12,500 — Alay - Kuahine2f ... 12,000 — f Mity SO Ruapehu 2 ... 12,000 •— June '<!< - Aototua-3 ... 12,500 — Jwly -< r " ~tCails at ' Rio (2) Twin Screw. (3) Triple Screw. All the above vessels are now fitted with wireless telegraphy. " ARES FROM G-REYMOUTH. Steerage single, from £17 to £21. Second Class, single, £38 to £43 , v irst Class single from £64 to £74. The passenger accommodation in the three classes is replete with every modern convenience, and the rjietary scale such as will sustain the J well-earned reputation of the Company An experienced surgeon will accorupany 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 Agentg. GREYMOUTH. Westport Agent: R. R. WHYTE. ' Hokitika Agent: V. . M. BONAR. T^ORD -pvEUTSCHEII T LOYD. REDUCED FARES TO LONDON . AND CONTINENT. Single Return.

£ s d £.'* d First-class 70 8 0 105 12 0 Second-class 42 18 0 64 7.0 Third-class 17 0 0 .'3O 12 0 Twm-acrew steamors. 'R on , From » „, Sydney. 2u - 3 ■■ ' . g © eS a> ■■■■.: . ■ .■■ ~~, 2"§ JGneisineaii 8081 April 17 £ m tScbarahorsfc 8131 May 15 « J? a 5? . Seydlitz . 8000 June 12 .S-a §? Zieten 8066 July 10 S M £*° Boon 8133 Aug. 7 k . Gneisineau. 8081 Sept. 4 - thehe steamers aie the most sumptuously; eqaipped, and renowned for their excellent cruisine. 'Wireless Telegraphy amd Twin Screw M. J. FOG ARTY & CO WERITA STREET <• Atrenti. THE Mor« w« Sell the Cheaper the Price— HILDEB'RAND and CO