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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6296, 21 January 1882, Page 1

Shipping- i Steven & company's LINE OF SIEAMER3 BE"nVEEN SYD:NEY AND HO " NG ; Steamers leave Sydney twicc a month for Hong Kong it Singapore For freight or passage apply to & ; ' Agente, Auckland. } jj\ OR WAITARA. ■ l V" 'T.AT.I.A ROOKH' will leave tlia Onehunga Wharr as above, at 9 a.m. TO-PAY (S .turday), the 21st instant. For freight or passage apply to WALLER <t CO, Agents, ~ Lower Queen-street and Onehunga. \V~A I T A K h. 'HANNAH MOKAU' will leave Onehunga -Wharf . w-abJVO at 10 a.m.on MONDAY, tho 2Srdinstant, • For freight, etc.. apply & , fJO tower Queen-street »nd Onchung;\.; , — ,■ CI TEAM T<) WAIROA '»0 SOOTH. Le.vc A ickland: ieavi Wairoa: • Monday, 12 ro'on ' 9 a.m. AVednes ay. 8 A.m: Thursday, 30 a in. Leave Auoiiand f«r Turangi Creok: Friday, 9 i.ni ; >.argo received ca Thursday ifter--11 011 C. BURTON >t CO., Produce Merchants, Agents, No. 3, Que«tt-strect. -k I CjTEAM TO THE THAMES O (CAKRYISd PASSENGERS AND RAKGO). CONNECTING WITH OHTNKMURT, OXLAHU, «.13.W™M<» "VVAITOA PLAIN'S, AND MORRINSYILLE, PIAKO "DISTEICT. " . . TIMB table. S.S. 'ROTOMAHAN A.' From Auckland: Saturday, 21st, 3 afternoon Hon ay, 4.30 afternoon T eslay. * 30 afternoon "Wednesday, 5 .ft moon Tliur-dxy,6 30 aficmooc Friday, 0 30 evening ' From Thames: Saturday. 216t. 8 momin; Mond^j, 9 morni'g Tuesday, 9 morning Wedn-sday, 9 morning Thursday. 10 morning 5, Kri<U I 11 morning 12 noon Freijht through to Te Aroha, ios per ton. No cargo received within hslf-an-liour of advertised lime olleaving FRASER ft TINNK. Aitonts. k TEAM TO 1!1K THAMES, OUINEJiUEI, WAITEKAURI, WAIHI, AND TE AROH \ GOLDriELDS, AND MOIIRINSVILLE, W4ITOA PL • INS AND GIIaNT & FOSfER'S SETTLEMENT. ' 'ENTERPRISE No. 2,' P.S. 'TE AROHA,' and P.S. ' ±*ATIKI.' From Auckland Fron Thames : _ Saturday, 10 30 p.m. Mondav, 12 midnight Tuesday, \2 noon "Wednesday. 12 minnight Thursday,l.3o p.m: The lime tabic of river atcamen to be seen At Enterprise Odico, W)>arf. FARKS. To Thames .. .. Saloon, 7s ki; Steerage, 5s To Ohinemuri through 5s extra T O To Aroha through 105 extra Not r«spousibl*» for shipricg, efcrrjieg, or dificliarging live ctock. \ A. N. S. FtLIRY CO., [ Scents. JJIOR LONDcjs DIRECT. 10 FOLLOW TiIK SHIP r ' STRACATTRO.' Tho splendid iron clipper barque •A N TAR K 5,' 100 A 1 at Lloyd's, 527 tons register. A. Lewis, Oomm:>nder, now loading, and will have quitk despatch. Has for a few Kccoid-class :Passengers. • For freight or passage applr to OWHS AND GRAHAM, , Agents. mHE KEW ZEALAND Jt SHIPPING^COiLPANY %— —x •'*?!' fftt Wi Z \ ■ ; Head London Orrtcs: .;; f7- K: /• fi 1 Branch : -5-1S V >SC ' I ChriEtchnrc'ii, £<t •*"B4, EiihopsN.Z. g»to-Btreet within. j'! THE COMP.tNY'B FLEET consists of:— Tons. j Tons. The Eurukui .... 1051 The Waikato .... 1053 Mata-dra .... 898 ....;1157 OPAWA 1131 Wajmeal : 871 Orari 1051 WAIPA 1057 Otaki 1053 Wairoa 1057 Paheop.A S7d WAiTvVJ?ai.... 1161 Piajco 1136 "VVaitaka 833 Hakaia 1057 Wangakui 1136 ILlkuitiki .... 1227 These magniilccnt clippers are of the hlguest class at Lloyd's, purchased or built specially to meet the requirements of the trade between the United Kingdom and New Zealand. The saloons and st;tc cabins arc superbly fitted and arranged, and provided with every requisite for the comfort of the who are provided with bedding and all cabin fittiigs. The dietary scale is most liberal. Second-clasi ind steerage accommodation is all that can be desire<, and the ships arc commanded by experienced masten. Tlic Company also cl'Wrters fl.lps of the class as required, and vessels are desp itched fipn London to each of the principal ports of the colon? with strict punctuality every month. The Oompanylias always ships leading homewara from New Zealani. LIVERPOOL AGENCY, j A BRANCH has been established in and vessels will be despatched at suitable integrals t»> the principal ports in New Zealand. \ NEW YORK AGENCY. Messil-5. R. W. CAMERON 5; CO., of Kcw York, have been appointed Agents for this Comjanr, a,nd a regular line of vessels will be laid on for Ae various ports in this Colony, to meet the requirenr.enu of the trade. •Arrangements for the passages of frierds to and from the colony, and also for the conveyance o.' cargo, can be made at the Head Oftice, ChristchtrcL, or at any of the Branches in the Colony. Auckland Branch—93, Queen-street. jTKX SALE (CH3AP), in good order and cotditicn, A SMALL .STKAM LAITK(E[. Part : cuhtrs and price at J. "W. Carrx Sons. T3AS.SKKC.ijOJtS'TIKirOF l>A( ' KK ' lb T0 W ZEA ~ OWNED bV MESSRS. :SH AW, SAVILL & CO., 34, LKAI>KHUAI.IWiT.KKi2r, Lei'OON. Tho above line of ships arc regular traders to ail the 1 principal porta of New Zealand. They are clipper ships, classed A 1 at Lloyd's, and commanded by experienced masters. The bill of faro is laosi substantial, and of the best quality, and the accomodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned are empowered to grant paisages from London to New Zeiiland, payment for whi'U h«j» been guaranteed in the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regular intervals. Full particulars on application to L. D. NATHAN & CO., ) OWEN & GRAHAM, V Agena CItUICXSHANK &CO.J OHAKLES B AI l > Y , AND NOll'd SnORB, SHIP, YACHT, AND BOAT BUILDS, 3 loot of Albert-street, near tho Dock. Builder of every description of Ships' Bats Launches, Yachts, &c., to any size or design. • Vessels Dockcd and Repaired. ! Spars made, r.r.,1 all sorts of Ship Joinery dene - at tto shortest noti co . » s tiniatca and Scslsbe Fuxniahad- ; N,w and ScconU-hana on Hand. :, ad t „ Sale Cheap. reluming thanks for past-favours, | ; inform his numerous friends md customers ho has secured Basiness Premises ia Auckland aj abovc where he will be glad to receive any orders, ij ld endoavour to glv« tho sarr-e satisfaction as bor-^foj-e. THE SMALL-POX by kwj n g lij the skin thoroughly cloan through the Turkish Bath.—Auckland Turkish BflhgCo. ■ -ii