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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6977, 3 October 1884, Page 1

Shipping \ - ' XT 1110351 STEAM SHII Tlj,,.^.^ \J COMPANY OF NEW IRjeaSH^ ZEALAND (LIMITED). ||p TIME.TABLE— SEPTEMBER FOB WELLINGTON FROM WHABF, Steamer. j Dite of Sailing. . \ _^°* SqTTTH'BK Cboss I Sat. 4th Oct. | Ip.m. adPTH'RK Oboss | Fri. 17th Oct. I — FOB WELLINGTON, LfTTELTON, AND POST OHAL-iEBS. Takawera I Sat. 4th Oct. I 2 p.m. Waihora 1 Sat. 11th Oot. I 2 p.m. FOB MELBOUBNB VIA BLUFF. Taraweba* I Sat. 4th Oct. I 2 p.m. Waihoba | Sat. 11th Oct. j 2 p.m. ♦Calls at Hobart. 808 AUCKLAND FBOM WHABF. Sotjth*bn Cbosb I Tb or. 9th Oct. I — BoinrH'BKCßOsa I Thur. 23rd Oct. | — FOE GISBOBNE, TAUBANGA, AND AUCKLAND, FBQM WHABF. OjIAPEBE -: I Fri. 10th Oct. - — — FOB IS6OBNE, AUCKLAND, AND BUSSELL Waiearapa I Sat. 4th Oct. I 5 p.m. Manapoubi . ( Sat. 11th Oct. | S p.m. FOB SYDNEY VIA AUCKLAND?" Makapoubi . I Sat. 11th Oot. | 5 p.m. FOB JYD^IY FBOM WELLINGTON! Hatboto I Thurs. 9th Oct. j — Wakatifu I Thur. 23rd Oot. \ — FOB LEVUZA AND SUVA FBOM ' ■ AUOKLAND. Praam— , J Mon. 20th Oot. 1 ) Oargo for shipment mutt be on board the Lighters at A- o'clook the afternoon previous to departure nf steamers. Outward passengers holding return tiokets are requested to present same at the office, and obtain passes for the launoh oonveying them to the steamer. NOTE.— In future no luggage will be delivered to carriers without the production of a written order from owner of same. Offices : Brow ning'itreet, Napier, and at Port Ahuriri. A. D. FBASBB, 7 Manager. f-}BIERT LINE. Under contract with the New South Wales Government for the conveyance of mails. The following Steamships belonging to the OBIENT CO. and the PACIFIC CO. will leave SYDNEY and MELBOUBNB on the undermentioned dates for LONDON, ivia ADELAIDE, DIEGO GABOIA (at steamer's option) and SUEZ. ' From From; Sydney. Melbourne. POXOSI Oot. 26 Oot. 81 And fortnightly thereafter. New Zealand passengers may oonneofc with s.s. Potoßi at Melbourne per s.s. Waihora from Napier on SATUBDAY, 11th Ootober. Through fares to London, £22 to £75. Passengers seoure speoial advantages .by booking through from New Zealand. Secondclass passengers by Orient steamer are provided yritih saloon passages to Sydney j or Melbourne. PASSAGES FBOM LONDON.— Speoial facilities afforded .for bringing put Friends and Relatives by pre-payment of the passage* money here. SPECIAL BETUBN TICKETS, available for 12 months, are issued at the, following rates,:—' ■ . : .- -• •"' ! First Saloon ... ... ... £117 : Second, Saloon ... .... £77 > PABOELS; BOOKED THROUGH !to LONDON at Beduoed Bateß. For further particulars,. apply to UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF ZEALAND (LIMITED), 8 Agents in New Zealand. «HAW, OAVHiti AND \ IiBIOB /COMPANY (LIMITED). MO N T _T_Ty LIN E "OF .:•'■• FAST PASSENGEB' STEAMEBS BBTWEBN ALL POSTS OF NEW ZEALAND ANT LONDON. THE following powerful new Bteel-buili Steamers are appointed to Leave foi London Direct as follows :— - --(Final Port as arranged.) . Steamer. §■? S^ Commander. Date of Bjf ,§o . Departure Coptic ... 4367 3000 W.H. Zidley Dec. 22 Arawa ... 5200 3500 —Stewart Jan. 18 lonic .... 4753 3000 J. Cameron Feb. 15 Tainui ... 5200 3500 -*- March 15 .■'. Doric .'. 4744 8000 J/W. Jennings Apriil2 ■ Coptic ... 4367: 8000 W.H. Kidley May 10; | The Arawa and Tainui are new : steamers o ! ' the latest designs. ,. r ' The First-olass Passenger Apcommodatio] \ is in a citadel saloon on the main .deck amid i ships, and the sleeping berths are. of extr \ large size. • ' ' , i J The Second-claßs Acoommodation is ver superior, and is situated under the poop de'cl Steerage Passengers will have most exeje] lent and roomy accommodation in the be tween decks. . ; '; ' The White Star steamers lenio, Doric, an Coptic will be conducted by the managers 1 < that line, who have made their service tl r most comfortable and popular afloat. j An experienced Surgeon will acoompan each steamer. ' ' . : ? All the steamers above named will be fittc .with the electric light. . ! The. Homeward route will be via Bio Jc Janeiro, arid .the" time, occupied should n . exceed 4O.~d'ayß.' , . , ; I Passage Money.— Saloon, from 60 guine upwards; Second Cabin, 40 guineas; Ste'e B ! age, from 18 to 20 guineas. lB ' The above will be supplemented by. t' k following and other first-class. ,, : ' l A ■ " . • ' —5 : - ie ■ n5 Name of Ship. §•& Commander. Time < fri S" ;. : ■ ' ■ Sailinf rt ; Euterpe ... ' ... 1197 ' Kovemi - Pleiades .. .. 997 Setten Decem a Imtterworth ...■ 883 Januar 31 " Northumberland 2095 Todd Pebrua The undersigned are empowered to grs passages from London to New Zealand, pi " ment for which has been guaranteed in t colony. . _ MUBBAY, BOBEBTS & CO. , F. W. WILLIAMS, far KINBQSS & CO. Li PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP » COMPAQ!. 8 . .. .' . • !2 • ■ ■■ " . ■ _- rpH3D Company's Steamers i ,^g_|^@iX leare Auokland. for I ' via Honolulu cv four weeks as under— ... _BA__n)U TITBSDAY ... Aug. OlxxojaWMOT ii »• Slep^ : P I AUSTBiMA »» •» Oofc ' Passengers booked through to Eng_nd n j BeduoedFares. • , . ° Passengers must leave per Union Cc ' Dany's steamer on pwrioiu Saturday. I For all further particulars, apply to I WABDBOP&CO* ; . 6 ..,:.•-'■-.' •ii-VAjjenfe^Kwiw I;, ...-.■• . ; .. ; ' ' ■-' ■' '-'-' '-'' : ' r ' ''■ '•'''-'