SHIPPING. /dl 1 \ /%/h ||\ \ lIMION BTJBAJk SHIP, OOMPiFI or M.Z., LT». 'Ballings (sireunurtaneeß permitting): — FOB WELLINGTON (from Lyttelton) Maori—Mon., Wed., Fri., 8.50 pja.‘ Wahine—Tue., Thu., Sat., 8:68 p.m* •Train from Christefizrch. Coast Passengers eonneet with steam er ar Lyttelton on Tas., Thn., Sat. Through rail tickets tc Lyttelton ob toinable at this off lee. WELLINGTONPICTON BFBVICS. 'amahine sails from:— Wellington, Mon., Wed., Fri., 3 p mPieton, Tne., Thu., Sat., 2.30 r .m. FOR SYDNEY. Maheno —(from Wellington) Nov. 9 ’Marama- —(from Auckland' Nov. 9, Tahiti —(from Wellington) Nov. 23 •Manama —(form Auckland) Nov. 23 •Passengers in three classes FOB, MELBOURNE DIRECT FROM WELLINGTON, Manuka, Oct. 20th. ISLAND TOGBb— To Sava (Fiji). Nnknalofa, Haapal, Vavnn (Tonga), Apia (Bamoa). )’ofua—(from Auckland) Nov. 3rd And every fonr weeks thereafter. FOB CALCUTTA v from New Zealand) lussex —Sept., Jan. and May. Limited' passenger accommodation. CANADA, U.S.A., ENGLAND. (Via Fiji, Honolulu, Victoria, Van couver). Aorangi—(from Auckland) Nov. 20th (Via Rarotonga, Tahiti, San Francisco). Makura (from Wellington) Nov. 6th. Fortnightly sailings thereafter. EXCURSIONS TO HONOLULU AND tAHlTl—Particulars on Application Enquiries are invited regarding trips la Australia, South Soa Islands. Honolulu, Tahiti, Canada, United States, Europe; Around the Pacific Tours, including Japan and the East; Around the World Tours in either direction. Agents for P. * O. and Orient Lines UNION B.S. CO OF N,Z. LTD. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY. LTD. FASTEST PASSENGER VESSELS IN THE DIRECT SERVICE? TO THE UNITED KINGDOM VIA PANAMA CANAL. With Unsurpassed Accommodation. ’ Reamer From About t*RUAHINE Napier Nov. 10. .lIMUTAKA Wellington Nov. {•ROTORUA Wellington Jan. 5 1929. fRU'APEHU Wellington Jany. 12th •REMUERA Wellington, Feb. 2, 1929 f 7APEHU Wellington February AHINE Wgtn. March 30, 1929
•Oil Fuel.. (Calls off Pitcairn Island, subject to weather conditions permitting. {lntermediate Saloon. Return tickets are interchangeable with P. and O. aW Orient Lines (via Suez), C.A. and Union Lines (via Canada and America), or Aberdeen and Suez Funnel Lines (via South Africa). For further particulars apply:— /HE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY LIMITED, Albert and Mackay Streets. ANCHOR LINE OF STEAM PACKET REGULAR SAILINGS. •’"'king Passengers and Cargo to all New Zealand PortsNEW PLYMOUTH. Steamer early. WANGANUI. Parera, Monday. ONAKAKA. Steamer early. NELSON. Steamer early. TARAKOHE. learner early. PICTON. Kaitoa, Monday. Passengers and Freights apply — NANOARROW & CO., Agents. RAW, SAVILL & ALBION CO. LTD. Direct Line to Southampton via Panama Canal. Steamer Tons Date From •MATAROA 12.350 30 Nov. Wgtn (TAINUI 10,000 20 Dec. Wgtn. •TAMAROA 19 Jan. tCOBINTHIC 13 Feb. (lONIC 13 Mar. •MATAROA 13th April /TAINUI 9 May •TAMAROA Bth June (CORINTHIC 3rd July (lONIC 31st July PASSENGERS EMBARK PREVIOUS EVENING. •New luxurious oil burning steamers carrying first and third classes. (Three Classes. AU passengers must secure passports. DUNCAN McLEAN, Agents, GBEYMOUTH
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Grey River Argus, 2 November 1928, Page 8
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