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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LII, Issue 9188, 7 September 1906, Page 4

UNIONSTEAM ; SHD? COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., wall de•patch. steamer*' (carrying passengers and cargo) from New 'Plymouth wharf '(weather 1 and 'other d&amstaiioes permitTO ONEHUNGA (for AucMand>RoTom,~eTerjr TUESDAY, at 8.30 p.m. TAKAPUNA, •very THURSDAY, 8.30 p.m. TAKAPUNA, itwy SATURDAY, ' 8.30 p.m. (Carrying salooa and second-claM ' aie>ardes«ea.) , TO WELLINGTON.— TAKAPUNA, every TUESDAY, «oo». 'ROTOrn, every THURSDAY, noon. (Taking Nefeon Gorge Direct.) ! TO DUNBDIN, VIA. WELLINGTON, and SOUTHERN' POBTS, without transhipment, — GORINNA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, a* noon. TO SINGAPORErpi*NANG, and CAX- ! CUTTA,— j APARIMA, iwm-acrew steamer, 6000 tons ' SPECIAL EXCURSIONS, SOUTH SEAS —Cheap Fares, New Steame»-4o escape the winter. Passengerß booked through to Londonby the Orient-Pacific Line (via Sydney) and the Canadian and Australian line (via i-Rancourer). OFFICES': BROUGHAM STREET, , NEW PLYMOUTH. CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN LINE. EUROPE, VIA AMERICA, MOST INTERESTING ROUTE Leave Leave Steamers. ■ Sydney. Auckland. •Moana Oct. 1 ... • Oct. 3 Miowera, ... Octh29 ... Oct. 31 Aomngi Nov. 26 ... Nov. 28 ITwinJacrew. Passengejß from New Zealand have option of joining Mail Steamer at Sydney or Suva. For all information, guide books, maps, etc., apply, A. M. CONROY, Or, U.S.S. CO., LTD., ' New Plymouth. JFVBIENT ROYAL i*AIL LINE. For PLYMOUTH and LONDON, via Fcem*ntle, 'Colombo (transhipping for «01,Iiidi4n porte), and j Suez Canal, sail-> inff «i [ snder' irom Sydney and Melbourne. ' Leave Le&To Steamer. Sydney Melbourne, noon. Ip.m. *Oitona Sep. 22 ... Sep. 25 Ormux Oct. 6 ... Oct. 9 Oriect Oct. 20 ... Oct. 23 •Otontes Not. 3 ... Not, 6 Omb» Not. IF ... Nov. 20 And Fortnightly After. •Twin-screw Steamers. Agenti,U.S.S. CO., LTD., New Plymouth. pATEA SffIPPDSG COMPANY, Ltd. PROM PATEA TO WELLINGTON, WEST COAST & ALL PORTS. Freight from Wellington to Patea, and Patea to Wellington, iOs per ton. 8.8. MANA f B.S. KXttjPAKA S.S.KAPITI. • tfcdrough rates irom all^porta. Consignment of outwißd^cargo should be •dVMito J. K. MITCHELL, ' 'A«BOfc PATEA SHIPPING COMPANY, <LTD. THE s.a. KAPITI' will* oMtloe * monthly 'trip ~frtm Lyttelton to 'P«te»; first ' top onor-^boat'BVpt*mber-10. For f^kir partital»rs ; *PP| T _ to ' J. ! 'K. -MITCHELL, Agent. A OBBRC ! BTEAM CO., "^a. LIMITED. v Regrtar SBrrioe from PATEA, -WELLiNGTON, NELSON. WEST COAST and ALL*PORTB. a.«. AORERB, 46 tons. ¥rtifrt to and from Wellington, 10s per. ton. Itaoagh rates to and from all ports. OMpmMente outward should be advised to 'Ag^ent/ giving full particulars. *«DWARD C. HORNER, Agent/ - THE NEW ZEALAND BHIPPD3G COMPAwf, LIMITED. STEAM, WAITARA TO LONDON. fTTHE next Steamer to load at the WaiX tara Roadstead will be the S.S. WAKANUI, ON OR ABOUT 9m AUGUST, 1906. Wrol' aad «ther general cargo to go forward by Hub opportunity should >/c delivered to the HaTbor Board Shed, WsitßTa^'wittt as little delay as possible, and all metriaetions regarding documents sent ' to this Coßflpany's Waitara Office. For the'N.Z. SHIPPING CO., LTD., CHAS. V. HOUGHTON, Local Manager, Auckland.