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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7193, 19 June 1885, Page 1

_ snipping THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S ; BOYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMEI! (Under Contract with the New Zealand _.'~. . Government.) fcnizX \XJTUiho Ijiw^BL^^ v » despatohed ■ '. lpaKi|!B^| with Her Majesty M Jr^^i^*^ Mails as under, for ■ ..,:. 7;^^^% LONDON, , 1 Via Bio de Janeiro and Madiera. '•; Btoaa "*-! Tona mSdeV Trtur?. 8 * • Dafc ' ■ ' "' ? ""~* 1885 Aorangi... 4163 Turpin liyttelton July Bimutaka 4760 Hallett „ Aug. 4163 Brough „ Aug3 Kaikoura 4750 Crutch- Sep2: S^^^obiarSS; "fii* "Bone „ Oct,2J fft''^- I:And thenceforward every fourth Saturday. •: . The above are all new steamer*, bnili : especially for the trade, and commanded bj men of great experience. , ■ The length of passage by the Company'i • steamers averages under forty days. - All passengers are forwarded on (free oi cost) by the Übion Company's line in time ; to join the steamer at the port of departure • 5 from the colony. V£ Passage money.— Saloon, from 60 guinea* „■-% epwardi} second 8&loon,40 guineas} iteet ' age, from IS guineas. • .; Sov freight or passage, apply to D. BALHABRY, 1 - , Looal Agent. THH NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINB. , STEAM TO LONDON UNDER FORTY ' .. DAYS. , Sailing from Lytteiton. . .rtw i "O M.S. AORANGI, --■ jfWflgf^ Jl\>* 4168 Tons Register, "'. - horse-power, TtrBPJX, ; hBHBIHBSi Commander, will be des- - , patched as above, calling at Rio de Janeiro ■/•- and Madiera, on SUNDAY, July sth. ' - Passeagers will be forwarded to final ports ' of departure free of cost. For freight or passage apply to .•"'". D. BALHABRT, '-,<%': Local Agent. -u -. X>AOIFIC MAID ofl&!ksfes. -*- STEAMSHIP. TuJ^BCT^v. COMPANY. TO PASSENGERS DESIROUS OF AVOIDING THH HEAT AND DISCOMFORT OF THE RED SEA. OVERLAND ROUTE TO GREAT BRITAIN THROUGH AMERICA, Under contract with New South Wales and New Zealand Governments. The magnificent steamships of this line - leave Auckland for San Francisco, calling at Honolulu, every fourth TUESDAY, as under j— • ; Steamer. " Tons, j^g^ Crry OF Stdnbt ... 3400 May 26 vAXTSTBAXIA ... 3200 June 23 W ■ ffitAiAypiA. ... 3200 July 21 :i passengers are booked to San Francisco, 1- or .'through to European destination with V special advantages, and have at San Francisco choice of the unrivalled Atlantic Steam* '; Bhip Lines of the Ounard, Inman, White v Star, or other companies. Passengers destined to any part of the r United States or the provinces procure their ''",- railroad tickets at San Franoisco. . All' first-class passengers are allowed 350 '-/..pounds of baggage to San Franoisco, and ,•350 pound "Overland/' free of charge. Tickets are good until used, and allow pas* sengers to stop o5 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. ? ~ljX FIRST-OLASS £66 And upwards, aocording to the selection to %£^~C~': '-'< be made at San Francisco. IWJ Time cards, railway maps, and guide '■^■books, showing all routes to any point in the vSUnited States, may be had on application. >Jr'-"' Passengers', proceeding eastward can conV "iieot with the Bteamers of the Pacific S.S. '{■■ Company leaving ports in China and Japan iX 'for San Franoisco. K V For rates of passage and freight and all (-7 other information apply to the New Zealand .'■' Shipping Company, Limited. fe ■■;■'■■ B. BALHARRY, \i\ '497 - Local Agent. 2 QHAW, OAVILIi AND A LBIQN %■:■', pOMPANY (LIMITED). \-f _' ,' - , ■ — J. __ pi"'- MONTHLY LINB m- -<■-■' ■ • -■-■ • .<» ■ ■■ ■ ■ BJ^gAST PASSENGER STEAMERS wT-'." vsrwsss ■ ALL PORTB OF NEW ZEALAND AND ■: LONDON. D ' fTIHBI following powerful new steel- built Wil'.JL - Steamers are appointed to Leave for fe ' London Direct as follows :— •:\^ /FiriaJ Port as arranged.) .» - ■ ' .. a* A £ ■ Steamer. §•§. S^ Commander. Dateot '$-/;■, • H| g| Departure. '■&: lo^dio ■'..'. 4753 3000 J. Cameron July4Wel2i, - . • . (lington v . Taintd... MOO 3500 B.J. Barlow August 29 %' Dorie „ 4744 3000 J.W. Jennings Sept. 26 W Arawa.;.- 5200 ,3500 J.Stewart October 24 &. :;ionic ... 4753 3000 J. Cameron Nov. 21 ;> ■.-■H The Arawa and Tainui are new steamers : of the latest, designs. %?: -I The First-class Passenger Accommodation % ; ;is in a, citadel saloon on the main deck amidthe sleeping berths are of extra j'i^'large «*e. ■ S?feH-.-The Second-olass Accommodation is very r^;; superior, . and is situated under the poop 2i:,iydeok.r .' „•-.. Steerage Passengers will have moßt excellent and; roomy accommodation in the be-Ill'-tween deoks.'.- '. ifv- <; The White Star et? amers lonic, Doric, and will be conducted by the managers oi ■p 4 that. line, who have made their service the %'mpst comfortable and popular afloat. ; |$s|;|:An Surgeon will accompany l^^^^jt^ti^' steamers above named will be |M|||jpjgp|^(h tihe eleotrio light. K|||§|]|^^omeward route will be via Rio d< |^^wfwirl)i and the time occupied should no ll^^^^feftge Money.— Saloon, from 60 guinea MggjijJMmj&fai 'Seeoiid Cabin, 4o guineas ; Steer ■H|^^^from;lß to 20 guineas.- : ' ', , ' are empowered to gran from London to New Zealand, pay for which has been guaranteed in tn I ;^' KINROSS &,00. ''■ ' '-<',■ r . '