TJNION AO. OF NEW ZEALAND LTD. PROPOSED SAILINGS,
FOR WELLINGTON (from Lyttelton! •Mararoa, Monday, : Wedn«sday, FrL day. •Maori; Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Passengersvfefrom Coast connect with ; Maori, and berths res«rved wl^en booking at Greymouth. Connecting train leaves Christchurch for Lyttelton 7.23 p.m.
WESTPORT, NELSON, PICTON. AND WELLINGTON. (From^ Greymouth). Mapourika, Tuesday, Oct. 26, 10 a.m. Passengers booked to all New Zei land and Australasian potts. "SYDNEY^ FROM WELLINGTON. *Moeraki, Thursday, 4th November. MELBOURNE FROM WELLING- : TON, VIA HOBART. *M6koia, Saturday, 13th November.
CANADA, AMERICA. LONDON, etc. VIA VANCOUVER. ♦Niagara, from Auckland, Nov. 2nd. VIA SAN FRANCISCO. *Moana, from Wellington, 11th. Nov. ORIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. Sailing from Sydney and Melbourne as under, for Plymouth and London, via Adelaide, Fremantle Colombo, Suez Canal, Naples ..Marseilles and Gibraltar :— Steamer Tons From From Reg Sydney Melbourne •Orontes 9023 Nov. 20 Nov. 24. Monthly thereafter. First and second saloon tickets are available foT return by'P. and O. Co. All third class accommodation alreauy booked until December. ♦Wireless telegraphy.
A NCHOR T INE OF gTEAM T>ACKET& * REGULAR SAILINGS, i Booking Passengers and Cargo tc «vi New Zealand Ports. ONEHUNGA DIRECTSteamer early. TARAKOHE DIRECT. Steamer early. "~" MOTUEKA DIRECT. Steamer early. FOXTON DIRECT. Waverley early., ~~~~ PICTON DIEECT. Steamer early. FOR FREIGHT AND PASSAGE Apply to:— - NANCARROW AND CO., Local Agents. OHAW, QJA^IX AND A LBION COMPANY (LTD.) THE- DIRECT LINE OF STEAM FERS TO LONDON. Via Monte Video and Teneriffe. Ihe Largest Passenger Steam<era in the New Zealand Trade. JSaiHntr (circun? stances nermittinfir) :
w«™» Tons Com Date of Final name Ueg, mandet Leaving Port Arawa "lOOtfJ Glayden Oct', 26 Wei, * — — - — Nov. — Wei, * — — — Dec. — Wei, Goriuthio 12230 Hart Jan. 13 Wei. Tainui 10000 Moffat Feb. 10 „ lonic 12232 IDa vies March 9 j » *Do not carry passengers. Twin Screws. Fitted witn wireless telegraphy. Passages from London may be arranged her* For ,full particulars apply to the agents: DUNCAN McLEAN Fusenset; and Freight Agents. GREYMOUTH.
'^TEW yEALANEI SHIPPING /COMPANY'S T INE, \J MJ TO SOUTHAMPTON (Land ?»i---sengers) AND LONDON. Via Moiite Video and Teneriffe. THE MOST MODERN PASSENGER STEAMERS. In the Sonthero Hemisphere. Turakina 2 Nov. 9 Auckland 9880 Ruapehu 2 Dec*. 2 - „ 11,500 Eemuera 2 Deo. SO „ 11,500 Ruahine 2 Jan. 27 11,000 Botorua. 3 Feb. 24 .„ 11.500 • / - (2) Twin Screw, (3) Triple Screw. All/ the above vessels ore FITTED WITH WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. FARES FROM GREYMOUTH. Third-class single, from £ig to £23. Second-das'*, single, from £3%. to j£43- * ' ■ "■"'■'" '' ■ ! First-clas*. single, from £64 to £75Warrants issued at Greymouth for passengers from the Old Country. Passengers booking at G/reymotith kre given a free coastal passage to <&c port at which they join the Home steames* NANCARROW AND CO. Passengers and Freight Agents. Greymouth. WESTPORT AGENT: W. T Slee. HOKrTIKA AGENT: V. M. Bonat,
'tHONESSS. HIRE CARS Repairs THE Greymouth Garage C , Mackay Street Greymouth
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Grey River Argus, 22 October 1915, Page 1
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