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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7199, 26 June 1885, Page 1

%i Zy> X- Shipping S: NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING Sf'A/.-Vi" ' '-- ' COMPANY'S p;;/ ROTAL MAIL LINE OB 1 STEAMERS Contract with the New Zealand ;,. . / " Government.) f\ "■_'-[ liLJI^J ** despatched ; -: .-. IJBsHBM with Her Majeety's r ...--8 [p^^^Sbi Mails as under, for ?'f" fi-®^ o^^^ LONDON, <■ Via Bio de Janeiro and Madiera. „,:;-' Steams Tons m^. *°£*£? Date ' - Aorangi... 4163 Turpin liyttelton July 5 ',* Bimntaia 4750 Hallett „ Aug. 2 JBuapehu .4163 Brough „ Aug3o ":-'■-■•' Kaikoura 4750 Crutch- » Sep27 ■ - • . -< . . ' : ley ;.' Tongariro 4163 Bone. „ Oefc.2s ■' : ' And thenceforward every fourth Saturday. ' , , The al)ove are all new steamer*, built . especially for the. trade, and commanded by men of great experience. : •• :■- The length of passage by the Company's steamers averages under forty days. All passengers are forwarded on (free of : : cost) by the Union Company's line in time \ "_•;.- to join the steamer at the port of departure . from the colony. *. Passage money.— Saloon, from (SO guineas upwards i second saloon, 40 guineas j steer -age, from 18 guineas. . For freight or passage, apply to ?; . D. BALHABBY, )■'. ' T \ . Local Agent. '-', -'■'■!' THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING '- OOMPAWY'S LINE. . V STEAM TO LONDONUNDER FORTY /r -';.■'■■'■:'■ ' ■ ' ■ DAYS. ." . ' . . - Sailing from Lyttelton. . -^ iSKJL "1^ MS - AORANGI, ?< '- Imnlfei^tw -*-*'• 4163 Tonß Register, '. t? ' I\ffimiH\^> 4000 horee-power, Tcbpist, >■' xSmmMßmm Commander, will be desV . patohed as -above, calling at Rio de Janeiro :; : :. and Madiera, on SUNDAY, July sth. ....> . / . PaiseHgers will be forwarded to final ports : V -of departure free of cost. /■- ':.";'• For freight or passage apply to 4i: ■ D. BALHARRY, ?; : -JJ. - '- Local Agent. ''. ''■''- •-■'--. ":— TIA.OIFIO MAIL ■^■ :i ' ;| ffll^- STEAMSHIP i -; to;:* passengers desirous of ' f -}■ J AVOIDING THE HEAT AND DIS- \ . . COMFORT OF THE BED SEA. •V- OVHBLAirD EOUTE TO GREAT i BRITAIN THROUGH AMERICA, r: , Under contraot with New South Wales and : - . ■ .■; New Zealand Governments. r -~: .-.-■ r IThe magnificent steamships of this line w : ,^eave Auckland for San Francisco, calling at ;'-•'. every fourth TUESDAY, as ;X-';'~; under :•— . . ! gg^^Steamer; -> -Tonsr-^^— *-Z?f~ On*. OB SXDHBX ... 34G0 May 26 :v . AuBTBAHA , ... 3200 June 23 'dm. Zbaiakdia ... 3200 July 21 •»e:? r -.. :"-■.-, . . . ; |^^t_Paßßengerß are booked to San Francisco, ''-' : : KOT/throughj to European destination with -,;..: Bpeoial advantages, and have at SanFranf ]J ; r.. oisco choice of the unrivalled Atlantic Steam- -••; sliip Lines of the Cunard, Inman, White, "X;' Star, or other companies. i : S ..,. V •Passengers destined to any part of the Y.'.y-" United States or the provinces procure their F 'railroad tickets at San Francisoo. : : .All firat-olaai passengers are allowed 350 r !-;j\ pounds of baggage to San Francisco, and «s-i, aSO'popnd " Overland," free of charge. ,v' ; ■ Tiokißtß are good until used, and allow pas■>i-' to stop off as long as they choose, to '■fl':..- '-'visit all places of interest in America and i:.Ca nada. Stop-over privilege is also allowed •v.'m, on steamers' tickets for Auckland and ?""■".•';' 'Honolulu. ' % "A ' l THROUGH FARE TO LONDON. :FIRST.OLABS £66 !!?|rt;~2!jtid upwards, according to the selection to W^'jM be made at San Francisco. • ISIKL'.'- ", -- T~ j -j W^^mme cards, railway maps, and guide ${o% Books, showing all routes to any point in the fcll^'ljiiited States, may be had on application. proceeding eastward, can conii' > \neot ;with the steamers of the Pacific S.S. S;.^. Company leaving ports in Ohina and Japan r for San Francisco. ■ % '~-.[^"..Vbi r rates ! of passage and freight and all V". ■:. other information apply to the New Zealand : ■•"•■• . -.Shipping Company, Limited. cW- '.,-•/■••.' .->;- D. BALHARRY, . fe : 497 Local Agent., SS/ijiFlWi OAVILL AND A LBION f^;^V /COMPANY (LIMITED). |3- -K- :'M 9S" T. HLT "LINE £&:^FAST PASSENGER STEAMERS mjk'' ; "' BBXWBBN W!0 ALL PORTS OF NEW ZEALAND AND !&K'^v.o.-h' :' "-/LONDON. Civ: ■ TinHE; following powerful new steel-built ■<I*V^*-jL cJ Steamers are appointed to Leave for ■■■i London Dirept . as follows : — |^K;^ • i '--' ■■ ■ (Final Port as arranged.) ■IS^meftma?. §S. 8 1 Commander. Date of 'o ■'■/'' *->■ ' ' ■ — ~ : ' ... 4753 3000 J.Cameron July4Wel- *•-'.-=?'--".--■-.--■ --'■■.' (Ungton |4^V..Tainui... 6200 3500 B. J. Barlow August 29 l^'^p^ri,,.^ 4744 3000 J.W. Jennings Sept. 26 fffri^Axawft.,. -5200 3500 J. Stewart . Ootober 24 476 ?' 3000 J.Cameron N0v. 21 lissZ^ Z'\ \ . ■ '" : : '■ The Arawa andxainuxare new Bteamers l|«?(s ; :7;pTtne, latest 'designs. First-class Passenger Accommodation iffjf: is in a citadel saloon on the main deck amid®|?|7i;Sib(psf»tid the sleeping berths, are of extra #$#large ; Bi«e^ . , " ' ' %%?({^Thy Second-olass Accommodation is very i||^' superior, and is situated under the poop .- ■..' '■■„', Passengers will have most exoeliife';ient and roomy accommodation in the bepifivlf^cleoks.- .d .■ . . '• ■ , j^^^^Ehe -White Star steamers lenio, Doric, and be' conduoted by the managers of g^&|l||atj^e, who. Have made their service the sf||K#VsDdbßt comfortable and popular afloat. Surgeon will accompany l^^^M-All^tbe.. steamers above named will be i^^^B^bj •Hdmeward route will be via Rio dc the time occupied should nol -Saloon, from 60 guinea Cabin, 40 guineas ; Steer ; .;V' "'■.,--• •:. are empowered to gran' IIIIIIIp^ l^ffl ;b i iwn''.'^ulsansMc|-iii*--.th< & CO,