Page 1 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Issue 6568, 5 December 1882, Page 1

Shipping- _ TEAiI 10 LONDO>; - ORIENT LINB. Th« following Steamships belonging to the ORIKST >I AM NAVIGATION COMPANY (LIMITED), inV'the PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION COM- I pavy will leavo SYDNEY at the undermentioned j Uia«7or MFLHOTTRNE, ADELAIDE, and LON- j via SUEZ CANAL and NAPLES. I __ Reg. Tons. l>*i r. I POTOSI 4»K) December 9 ' OIiIKNT f>'-°0 December 1C \j HOKAZO 3900 Dt'Ctmbtr 30 jo N KLDER 4200 January 13 SOKATA or> J.T»mi»rr?7 s.u«i the tjervice will be maintained by succeeding vu*mera at intervals of a Fortnight Faro* London. 15 to 70 guineas. Cantl Dues, 8 shillings. Parcels booted through to London. i-iwwnpirsrAi: from Auckland at a through rnt«» to ccrrr Intercolonial fare &ad to aecuro fcjjeci*] Advantages S;iloon are Allowed to break their journey, while travelling in Orient Line. ' faas.u:«.'p from London can be grauied in Anrkland. For jjlhTiH and full apply, in London, u* J\ Oieer. & Cc.. and Anderson, Andorson & Co., Jo'M fcanaeers of the Lsae : or, to the Amenta in AucklM-d. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Queen-street. jp> ACIF^ G MAIL steamTHROUGH thf. united t-TATEt> OF AMERICA VIA TO OKKAT nP.ITAI.V. m ier I'cstsl (VnL-act with ilic Unrernments of Now Zc.i!:md and New South Wales. be*.iced through to Liverpool, London or P<fcris. via the preat Overland Kojuls of America, {},*, of the Atlantic lines r>m N<»w York. J j D*te of J i'-leof itea-ucj. I Tons Sailing to Siilmeto | | Srdney. I Sao f r..nc',-:( o Anitraiia.V" I 32i-6"|"F«».roary 5 I IWmlxr ft o-y>f N- VorV S4lX' March r. January 2 I 3200 I I'eccrobor 11 | .larnury »•_ Citv vf Sydney.. 1 -:*4<X) ' .in nary S • fcebrimry FAKES rirM-ctaA* an»: opw.kre $it>erare . •• •- •« First-class 10 San FiaLrisrc .. £40 •• - • • • - £^*J Cabin P&sieugerf are remitted to lay over tt liotmfcln, or ai>y c.l li:« Cities of the United Stores, col to e-iceed six months. SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. pi.«.«er*ers to and from Europe may wituoct v.-v avail themselves of the Soi t thkhn n iC ,Vie Kaili'-oad and its connection;?, thereby ivc'idicc the winter cold of the Northern Route ; ar.ri, for an additional cu-t of $*21 may go t<» New Orleans, and :hte the Southern Suites to New York. N'o Shij-t ir.ir Orders will be after 4 p.m. cu the 'lay before the suilinj; of stealers for San rr^nK'»t rates and >11 oth*.r information apply to i> THOft. T. iIAM 15LK, Lower CJucen-street. J" T N'iON STKAM SUJi' ai>;?ANv OF SKV f Ti.~ t. TAHLK-rECEMBER. ) fILTAKAXAKI, .VSLON, FICTON, WKLLI." < - Tf-y, LVTTtLT»>- D WEST COAST POK'I :• __ IV!:oi< '!ani K.'.l ). 3ie*mor. | Dt'■' of Sjulinj;. J Train. ViSiKA ] Ti:esilr.y. R. " p.m. I 2p.m. i On arrival of mail 1 — TOE GISISOUNK. NAf'IEK, *.V BI.LIXKTO>, LYTTKLTOX, PORT C!!AT,MKKS, ASP I'LT: I . (Pno.n Auckland). MAN.U'ounr I Thursday, ?, noon ! — Cargo till 10 a.m. Eotohua | Saturday. 9, C r.in. i — _ FOR MELBODRNE <ovrn). 3£anai»ouih j Thursday, 7. noon ! — lAf-aWaTa. j Thursday, 16. uoon i — 1 Calling at FOR SYI»'E\. Te Anau j Tuesday. 12, 5 p.m. i . I'oH KUS.SELL ASP KA WAKWA\VA. Masavvki j Tuesday, 5.5 p.m. I — FORjGISBQRNE AND NAPIEK. i Thursday. 7, nc«on ! — Cargo till 10 a.m. Ror"'KL*\ 1 Sa'urday, 9. 6 p.m. 1 — FOR LEVUKA AND SUVA Uii-0 i Monday, 11. f, p.m. j — (Cargo till noun). ttf Cargo mart be booked and alongside two ccu:s before advertised tirae of departure. Passage Tickota ma?'. !>«• taken at the Company'? OSce. During December, January, and Fe > »ruary, Return Tickets will be issued over the Company's New Zealand lines, and to and from Australia, at specially Reduced available for return until Ulst March, 1583. Aackl&nd Branch, 109, Quoen-Btreot. _ , CI HERO, r-JU LKYI'KA AND vSmaEamm Monday, 11th Ik.st. The above steamer will be despatched on MO NDAY, the llth instant, at ft p.m. Cargo received until noon on «-ay of sailing. UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z. "jTJ.NK.X STEAM SHIP steamers liir in rorapleting shipments, intimation is yiven thai m future no •irgo will be received, unless ho« ked and delivered alongside at least two hours t u, f -re advertised time of departure. UNION STEAM r>HIP CO. OF N.Z. rK X. *XTOKTHEPJs' STEAMiIUP CO. (LIMITED). (Weathc.- xnd other Circumstances Permitting). FROM QUEEN-STREET WHARF. FOR TAURANOA AND BAY OF PLENTY PORTS. Steasixk. DATE OK SAILIKO. Wellington Thursday. 7, u p li. Glenelg Monday. 11, 0 p.m. Glenelg Thursday, 14, 5 p.m. Welliugton Monday, lb, ">P.m. Wclliiut'jn , Thursday, 21, <» p.m. GleneL* \ Monday, 20, 5 p.m. Glenelg Tliurstlay. 2a. 5 p.m. { Connects ut Tauranga for RtafTa I Opntikl and Bay of Plenty j Ports every Tuesday. gQP. RUSSELL, WHAXH.'IKOA, MAN.iC'NCI. Glenelg | Monday, 4. 5.:i0 I'.rn. ■Wellington Monday, 11, .1.30 p.m. <~;ieB?lg I Monday, IS, 5.39 p.m. "Wellington I Monday, *25, 5.3 1 ) m. FOR WHaNGAREI AND WHA.NGABKI HEADS (Carrying passengers and for Waipu). | Every Tuesday and Friday, f>p.m. FOR MANGAPAI. * Argyle I Every Tuesday, at 5 p.m. rOR MERCUItY BAY. Douglas I Every Monday. 4 p.m. FOR MANGAW M. Douglas | Every Thursday, 4 )>.m. FROM MANUKAD FOR WAITARA. . Macgregor | Ti..:sday, 5, 10 a.m. FOR HOKIAN'iA. Ilowena I Tuesday. Dec. f«. 1 p.m. jpy Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before advertised time of departure. Passage tickets mußt be taken at the Company's Office, No- 67. Queen-street, Auckland. Return Tickets at f* ocially Pcduced Rates will be issued during December, January, and February, available for return until March 31, lfcS3. A. McGREGOR, Director. ,JVI IyOR HOKIANGA.—The rffgfifflaSwv. * B -s- ROWESA will leavo y^pf(s|Q^s>bu e liiinsa Wharf as abore(weather .u.il other circumstances permittinir) on TUESDAY, Dec. 5 at 1 p m.—A. McGregor. Managing Director N.S.S Co Al WAITARA. — The X? f.s. MACGREGOK wiU leave Onehunga Wharf as above(weather and other circumstances permittint;). on TUESDAY, Dec. 6, it 10 f.m. sharp.—A. McGregor. Managing Director X.S.S. Co. g() WAIROA Le;ive a uckland: Leave Wairoa: ilotiday, 10 a.m. Turs "ay, 1 p.m. Wednesday, 11 ».m. Thursday, 2 p.m. TURANGA CREEK. Leave Aneltl&nd : Leave Turanga Creek: ; Frldif, 2 p.m. Friday, 5 a-m.