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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7176, 30 May 1885, Page 1

_ Shipping <re*v. __ "DAOIFIC MAI 1 «^^#^ JL STEAMSHIP TO PASSENGERS DESIROUS O! AVOIDIKO THE HEAT AND DIS COMFORT OF THB RED SEA. OVERLAND ROUTE TO GREA^ 's BRITAIN THROUGH AMERICA, Under contract with New South Wales am New Zealand Governments. The magnificent steamships of this lin leave Auckland for San Francisco, calling a Honolulu, every fourth TUESDAY, a — under :— "j ■_-_ Ton.. »£L City op Sydnby ... 3400 May 26 5 AtrsxßAMA ... 3200 June 23 2 ZbA-Akpia ...I ,3200 j July 21 0 Passengers are booked to San Francißco, — or through to European destination with special advantages, and have at San Francisco choice of the unrivalled Atlantic Steam- ' ship Lives of the Ounard, Inman, White Star, or other companies. . f Passengers destined to any part of the United States or the provinces procure their ' railroad tickets at San Francisco. All first-olass passengers are allowed 350 pounds of baggage to San Francisco, and ' 250 pound " Overland," free of charge. 1 Tickets are good until used, and allow passengers to stop off as long as they choose, to [ visit all places of interest in America and Canada. Stop-over privilege is also allowed on steamers' tickets for Auckland and Honolulu. THROUGH FARE TO LONDON. FIRST-CLASS £66 And upwards, aocording to the selection to be made at San Francisco. Time cards, railway maps, and guide books, showing all routes to any point in the United States, may be had on application. Passengers proceeding eastward can connect with tue stealers of the Pacifio S.S. Company leaving ports in China and Japan for San Francisco. For rates of passage and freight and all other information apply to the New Zealand Shipping Company, Limited. D. BALHARRY, 497 Local Agent. FOR NEWCASTLE, N.S.W. kfc*r npHE Colonial Built Clipper jgijStfitW JL Three-masted Schooner 4i_i_P^ FRANK GUI, Jacob P. Ballb Commander, will leave fer the above port on SATURDAY, the 30th inst., at Noon. Freight and Passage at Reduoed Rates. To be followed by tho schooner Mary Wadley, daily expected from Greymouth. For particulars apply to J. H. VAUTIER. Port Ahuriri, May 26tb, 1885. 691 UNION STBAM SHIP "COMPANY Ife^^^ off NEW ZEALAND IsHhl ( LimTiLl ?}i I pS&fcES_s^& TIMB-TABLB— MAY. FOR WELLINGTON, L_TTELTON, AND POST CHALMERS. Steamer, J Date ol Sailing. J jive's. Te Anau "\ Sat. 30fch May j 2 p.m. Tabaweba I Bat. 6th June j 2 p.m. FOR MELBOURNE VIA BLUFF. Te Anau | Safe. 30th May 1 2 p.m. T-BAW_RA I Sat. 6fch June t 2 p.m. FOB GISBORNE, AUOKLAND, AND RUSSELL* Manapouri | Sat. 30th May | 8 p.m, Waihora 1 Sat. 6th June | 5 p.m. FOR SYDNBY VIA AVOKIjATSD. Manafoubi I Sat. 30th May | 8 p.m. FOR GISBORNS, TAURANGA, AND AUCKLAND, FROM WHABF. I Tappo 1 Tues. 9fch June I — l FOR SYDNBY FROM WELLINGTON. Wakatipu | Thur, 4th June | — FOR LEVUKA AND SUVA FROM AUOKLAND. Abawata 1 Sua. 31st May | — Oargo for shipment must be onboard tha Lighters at _ o'olook the afternoon previous , to departure of steamers* Outward passengers holding return tiokets are requested to present same at the office, and obtain passes for the launoh conveying them to the steamer. NOTE.— In future no luggage will be delivered to carriers withoutthe production of a written order from owner of same. Offices : Browning-street, Napier, and at PortAhuriri. SOUTH SBA ISLAND EXCURSION. — For the seoond season's exoursicnthe s.s. Wairarapa will start from Auokland bn Thursday, 16th July, and will be absent from New Zealand four weeks ; arriving back in Auckland on 12th August. During this tiire she will visit the Fiji group, also the principal islands of the Samoan and Tongan groups j in this way about half the time will be occupied in voyaging and half in visiting ■ the avrious islands. Return fare from Napier ... £45 Should sufficient inducement off era seoond ■ trip will be made on the return of the steamer, when Fiji will be omitted, and the sxoursion extended to embrace Tonga, Samoa, Tahiti, and other beautiful groups of the South Sea This excursion will probably occupy six weeks, and passengers must pay a deposit of one-half the passage money on or before Monday, 27th July, on whioh date it will be decided whether or not the excursion will ' take place. 9 Fare from Auokland ... £60 Further particulars can be obtained at the i Oompany's offices. "7 A. D. FBASER Manager. r f\ AR I M S T LINB. Under contraot with the New South . Wales Government for the conveyance of . mails. The following Steamships belonging to i the ORIENT CO. and tho PACIFIC 00. f will leave SYDNEY and MELBOURNB c on the undermentioned dates for LONDON, via ADELAIDE!, DIEGO GARCIA (a1 v stoaaier's option) and SUEZ. Prom From c Sydney. Melbourne AiTSTBAIi ... June 6 June 12 c Cuzco June 20 June 26 ii And fortnightly thereafter. is New Zealand passengers may conneo r- with the s.s. Austral at Melbourne, per s.s Te Anau from Napier, on Saturday, 30th ie May. Through fares to London, £22 to £75. Passengers socure speoial advantages b; booking through from New Zealand — Second-class passengers by Orient steame are provided with saloon passages to Sydne; f or Melbourne. PASSAGES FROM LONDON. - Bpecial facilities afforded for bringing ov Friends and Relatives by pre-payment c i| r the passage.money here. t SPEOIAL RETURN TIOKETS, aval ablo for 12 months, are issned at the f ollov — ing rates: — . ,nt First Saloon ... ... £117 ty. Seoond S&lcon ... ... £77 he PARCELS BOOEBD THROUGH 1 LONDON at Reduced Rates. ; j For further partioularai apply to UKIOM STEAMSHIP OOMPANY O ZEALAND (LIMITED). 4 8 • Agents in New Zealand,