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Grey River Argus, 27 June 1914, Page 1

fTNION gtEAM'ig&lP '*Qq* OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD. ' PROPOSED SAIL7NCS. - FOR WELLINGTON (from Lytteltom Maori * Monday, .Wednesday, Friday. W_hine, Tu^^7»,.Tbur^4av v Saturday Passengers from Coa^t c6_nect with Ws&ime* >and berths,: reserved in her when booViJg »t Greymoirth* WESTPORT, NELSON, PJCTON, i A^TD WELLINGTON. (Eroo\ Greymouth). 'Ar^ahwra, Monday ,*?9th June Arahijra, "Monday, 6th lulv 7-L5 P >»• Passenger^ , booked to all New Zealand and Australasian ports. MELBOURNE FROM WELLINGTON *Mafcngnnui. Thurs, 35th June. 5 P- m - SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. ♦Moko-1. Friday, -,rd July, g p.m. I SYDNEY FROM AUCKLAND manuka, Monday/ ,29th Jmie. CAUS^AMERICA^ONDON. ..c .(Calling at Suva ,and Honolulu.) *Nia#ara,' 3^ July Tt&om VIA SAN FRANCISCO / (Calling at Rarotonga and P^ppptt r •Moana. 17^1 Juiv U?"" 1 Wellingfon) T fes° /AL UK£ FOR LONDON VJA SUEZ CANAL *o>,tuley, froA 4th July. And Fortni_htly-;Theie_fter. ' •Wirtless Telegraphy. ' * •' SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. Reeular sailings to Tonga, Fiji, and \ Samoa, also Cook Islands and Society Islands.- Pares and full particulars upon application. VnCHOR J^IHB OF gTEAM " pACKETS. REGULAR SAILINGS: Booking Passengers and Cargo o all v*- r " ~ v New Zealand > Porte. v "^ TARAKOHE .DIRECT. Kaitoa. to-day. -, •_* , ' ~ WANGANUt ,-DIRECT. Sterner early. -<< '* , - PETONE DIRECT. Steainer'early. "• * . .' "~ rT'pljbTON DIRECT. \ v Steamer eady. l^ " 1 1 1 '• FOR FRLIGHT AND PASSAGE ' "^^ANCARROWiAND GO., < ' . - Local Agentg^ , ; t A LBION - ! ' C OY -L TD THE DnUEC^CXINEgF.ST^^g^ U di- JANEIRO, Atf_» TENERIFFE. \ THE LARGEST PASSENGER & . ?TEA>IERS 4N THE -* - TRADE. SAILINGS: I HOMEWARD SAJTJ^ re ■* J Circumstances .JKermittinil.- — ** r j Tona Coin- Date of Final ■Naw3 _ eg< • metnaer Leaving Fort uCTanmi 09,57 Moffatt June 18 Wei. || lorn" 12,-32 Siaroh July 10 We. "1 Arawa 9.5Z2 Clayden Aug. 13 We. SAtheuw 12,234 jCrgpaland Sei). 10 We). fi HTwm Screw. §CaUß"at Kio de Jauiero. Al&v fitted " with Wireless n TELEGRAPHY. PASSAGES FROM LONDON MAY BE ARRANGED For full particular 1 apply to the Attui- DUNCAN McLRANj ''. Tr «enger and 'Fjejghts Agents. if v> ' ' GTeymooth. i^EW f/EhiMtti gHIPriNG riOMPANY'^ T_ INE - -1O SOUTHAMPTON 1 (Land Pas- ■\ scngers) AND .LONDON. *" Via Monte Video a^id'Teneriffe. CTHfc MUb'i- MODERN PAbbh^GER ■:* STEAMERS. / ' In the Southern* Hemisphere. ««..«» To "M Probable ««>nn, Erttorna (S J»<ly 2* -Wellmgrtoii 18,500 •lurakiu:v. {2Y July SO , ' . 10 9bo K.na»>ebu (2) Aug. '27. * .. 98bO Kelimera^} Sei*t.2-i> '* t „ 12,5d0 ' e*i 1 n ■ > Ci) Twin Screw.^ ' (3) Triple Screw The Rotorua calls *\t Plymouth, not Southampton. ,t J Ail the ahore^ vessel* art HTTED WITH ..WIRELESS TEJLEv GR'APHY. FARES FROI^^EyMOUTH: Thiid-class, sinjfle^frojn £vi to £23. Second-class, single, from £tf to First class, •ingle', £64 to £75Warranta issued at Gieymouth for »«ssengers from the Old Country. Passengers booking at Grey month •re. given 3 free/ coastal passage to Übe port at which they join the Horn* (tenner. "*• NANCARROW CO., , ' Passengers and Freight Agents, , , /** Gr^ymontb. #ESTPORT AGfTNT: W. T. Sire. H.QKITIKA AGEN,!!; V- M. Bonar. T^ORD T^EUTSCHER T XOYD * EDUCED FARES TO LONDQN AND CONTINENT. 1 Single. Return. '£ ,• d £ 9 rt flrat-cl»sii 7% o 0 121 o n fecond-dasi ... 4?)O o i 74 on Tbird-rbi» .... 17' o a . 17 ° Gn«iiVni»n - Mny ',-^Yb "Mnv I? 1 Sphßrnhorrt Jnj»» VI >.Ti»>e lOi siet«, . July JO jJulv F| FO2l G^eisßnan \ Ocjt Oet *# 8021 '1» ' ! / R«t«rn ticket^ interchangeable with * HoJt l s^ Blno Funne^ Line, via Cape Goq4 Hope. First-class £101 51 od, 9 ~i£t'w§£&SfaD CO..