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Grey River Argus, 3 July 1914, Page 1

THE LARGEST CIRCULATION ON THE WEST COAST. , GUARANTEED 4.OOOICOPIES DMLY.

I TNION CTEAM OHIP QO. OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD. PROPOSED SAILINGS. . FOR WELLINGTON (from Lyttelton) Maori. Monday. Wednesday, Friday. W'thine, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Passengers from Coast connect with Ws^hine. and berths reserved in hea when booking at Greymouth. WESTPORT, NELSON, PICTON, AND WELLINGTON- • (From Greymouth). ArahuTa, Monday, 6th July 7.1 5 p.m. Arahura, Monday, 13th July; midnight. Passengers booked to all New Zea land and Australasian ports. VELBOUBNE FROM WELLINGTON *Mokoia, Thursday 16th July, 5 p.m. •SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. ♦Mokoia, Friday, 3rd' July, 5 P«ni' SYDNEY FROM A^C^TANn Monday. 13th July, 5 P-ma-CANADA. AMERICA, LONDON, etu . VIA VANCOUVER. (Calling at Suva and Honolulu.) *iMaiama 31st -July (from Auckland). . ' ■■■ . VIA SAN FRANCISCO (Callinfir at Rarotonga and Papeete. *M«ana. 17th July (from Wellington) ORIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. LONDON VIA S^Z •Orama. from Sydney, iSth^July, And Fortnightly Thcreattci. •Wireless Telegraphy. SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. Regular sailings to Tonga, Fiji, and Samoa, also Cook. Islands and Society Islands.— fares and .full particulars upon application. A NCHOR T INE, OF OTEAM ■pACKETS. - REGULAR SAILINGS: Booking Passengers said Cargo o all New Zealand Poite. TARAKOHE DIRECT. Steamear early. . FOXTON DIRECT ,: Kennedy, Monday.:. '.' PETONE DIRECT. Steamer early. ■■ \ .NELSON ANp PICTON. Waimea to-day. . _ FOR FREIGHT AND PASSAGE Apply to— ■;**' NANCARROW AND CO.; ■ ' Local Agents.^ T.,-nsr' " ir^gviii . ' '"""".' ■■ ■■"^~^=^ CHAW, aAVI%L£ and THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS '■■•'* FOR PLYMOUTH, AND LONDON. VIA MQNTE VIDEO. RIO de JANEIRO, AND TENERIFFE. „ THE LARGEST. PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE TRADE. SAILINGS: HOMEWARD SAILINGS ' (Circumstances Permitting). "« • Ton^ Coin- Date of Final Beg. mander Leaving Port IIS Tahrai 99,57 Moffatt June 18 Wei. 11l lonic. ■-. 12,232 Starch July 16 Wei. § Arawa 9.372 Cluy4eu Aug. 13 "Wei. § Athenic 12,234 Orossland Sep. 10 Wei. , J|Twin Screw. §CaUs at Bio de Janiero. ALL FITTED WITH WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. fassages from london may be Arranged here. For full particular i apply to the ** feni ~ DUNCAN McLRAN, tf and Freights Agents. . ':. , Greymonth. |^EW r^EALAND gHIPPING rxOMPANY'S TF 1 *" TO SOUTHAMPTON (Land Pas- -■■ sengers) AND LONDON. Via Monte Video and Teneriffe. Th*. MObl MODERN PAbbItNGER STEAMERS. In the Southern Hemisphere. .... -«. To iftil Probable Tow. g>— m<t. >hont . yin^Port ~ ■ : Tarakina (21 July 30 . WeUington 10,960 KWehaJ? Aug. 27 .. 9880 Bemueratf) Sept. 24 .„ 2.500 Bonnine 2 uct 22 , „ 12,000 (2) Twin All tfie abore vessels are FITTED WITH WIRELESS TELE GRAPHY. TARES FROM GREYMOUTH: thitd-class, single; from £19 to £23. Second-class, single, from £38 to Fine class, wngle, f rom £U to £75 Warrants issued at Greymovth fox passengers from the Old Country. Passengers booking at Greymovth »re given a free coastal passage to the port at which they join the Home « UMLiner. •- ■ NANCARROW AND CO., Passengers and Freight Agents, - Greymouth. WESTPORT AGENT : W. T. Slee. HOKITIKA AGENT; V. M. Bgnar "WORD TVEUTSCHER T LOYD tEDUCED FARES TO LONDON AND CONTINENT. . /-' Single. Retarn . ..; " : " " £ n d. £ » & Fliit-cUBi 73 p b hi 0 0 ■econdrclasi ... 47 o 0 74 00 Third-clasa .;.» 17 0 o 30 tz. 0 ,;»»••»" /JJJV. Ton. Gaeisenan May . 15 May 1? Poharnhont > Jtin'e 13 June 10 Sieten . July •■"!-10 July F . 8021 ijrfllitz " .Aucrnat 12 August 5 JLoon ' Sept. ,^ 5 Siept 2 81S3 rfobarnhorßt Oct ; » Sept 30 Gneisenau ipct -.31 Oct 28 8021 Retmrn tickets interchangeable with Holt'i • Bloc Funnel Line, via Cape Good Hope. First-class vjCioi $• od, l«Mtd<Uis_jC7Jl js_od. ,