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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LII, Issue 9187, 6 September 1906, Page 4

UNION STEAM SHD? COMPANY OF NEW i ZEALAND, LTD., <will. despatch, steamers (carrying'^aasangers aibd ' cafg"o) from New Plymouth. . wharf (weather and other drcamstances permit- i ting):—. . . ' . 'TO'^NEHUNGAj.ffor Auckland)— 1 ROTOril, every TUESDAY, at 8.30 p.m. ] TAKAPUNA, every THURSDAY, 8.30 TAKAPUNA, every SATURDAY, 8.30 p.m. ' ' (Carrying saloon and second-class stewardesses.) ' i:: -„ TO WELLINGTON.-- / TAKAPUNA, every TUESDAY, riot>n. ROTOITI, every THURSDAY, noon. (Taking Neleoa Cargo Direct.) TO DUNEDIN, VIaTwELLINGTON, and SOUTHERN* PORTS, without transhipment, — CORINNA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, at noon. TO SIjrGAPORErPENANG, and CAL- ! QPITA,-- ... I APARIMA, *w_ -ficrew steamer, , 6000 tonß ' SPECIAL EXCURSIONS, SOUTH SEAS -j-Cheap Faxes, r New Steameis— to escape the. winter. Passengere booked through, to London by the Orient-Pacific Line (via, Sydney) yiH.- I *.tyi>wC,^Tn^ia.Tf and Lime (via,uyaiicorttieT)r , • 1 ..".i.,. 1 *i >, =. .. OFFICES .- BROUGHAMi, STREET, NEW PLY^/TOUTH. CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN LINE/ - -■tujrqjpe, -ricr~«ivfe America, Hi MOST INTERESTING ROUT&Steamess. Sydney. Auckland. *Jtfowi% (fe-i ... Oct. ,3 Miowera> ... Oct. 29 ... Oct. 31 Aorangi — v ••• Nov. 26 ... N0v,28 *Twin screw. Passengers from New Zealand have option of joining Mail Steamer at Sydney or Suva. For all information, guwe books, maps, etc., apply, A. M. CONROY, Or, U.S.S. CO., LTD., New Plymouth. rVRIENT ROYAL. LINE. Fre/n^ani^e/^CokHnDo (tjranahipping for all Indian porte),' and, fi^ei Canal, sailing as under from Sydney and Meibowae - jnfi „;■•' Steameir. Sv^sy Melbourne. ,noon.. \ p.m, •Optona Sgg. -22 ... Sep. 26 Ormux Qdi. 6 ... Oct. 9 Orient Ox*. 20 ... Oct. 23 •Ojrontes $ov. 3/ ... Nov. 6 Oruba ... ... Nov. IT ... .Nov. 20 And Fortnightly, After. *Twin-ecrew Steitners. Agents, — ■ ii, U.S.S. €0-, LTD., - . New Plymouth. T>ATEA BHD?PINQ COMPANY, Ltd. FROM PATEA r« TO , c# \pST COAST,^ ALL; PORTS. Freight fro'mCWellington. to , Patea, and Patea to Wellington, ips per ton. 8.8. MANA . 8.8. ivIxuRAKA «*<& ■• • I s s ß.-KAipn-,, rr(3 v . Through rates from a#, porja, # C^ndgnment of outwaard durgo snould be ■jdvisad ao - -/-^ , i; ■' ■ J. K. MITCHELL, ;■ ,'.. .Algen*. 1 PATEA SHIPPING CQmW-NY, LTdT r-r — -f ,* ,H'\ ji.- A--pHE M.^|Pip,,ijilfe«|lM)A.W»iJ^ll 4- > ..tdp f rpm-Ly^elfeoß lo Patea; first trip on or about JSepte—beclO. For farther' particulart apply to J. K f MITCHELL, .-^. ■«»,„. '».," 'A/FQ - tEKEK STEAM IfiHIPPING 00. J . , „V.» . .UMITBD. Regu4wr"^Service from PATEA, WILLD^~£^ f SJWELSON,. WEST COAST and ALLPQBP& ,jae, a.*. AQRERB, ,46 tons. Fre_te.io>and from Wellington, 10s per ton, iJ l®iffotigh,.l ®iffotigh,. ratefi to and from all porte. Consign!! n'egte outward, should be advised to "Agent giving full particulars. ' EDWARD C. HORNER, x Agent. THE! NEW ZEALAND SHOPPING COMPAxn/, UMTTED. STEAI^ WATTARA TO LONDON. nfiHE next' Steamer to load at the Wai - X tara Roadstead will be the S.S. WAEANUI, ON OR ABOUT 9m -'. AUGUST, 1906. Wool and' other general cargo to go for■w aid by this opportunity should ue delivered to- the Harbor Boaxd Shed, Waitara, wito'«e little delay as possible, and all istTttctiotiß regarding documents sent to this Company's Waitara Office. For the N.Z. SHIPPING CO., LTD., CHAB. V. HOUGHTON, Local Manager, Auckland.