Shipping. rjSHB NEW ZEALAND |nT z|j SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL fftra MAIL LINK OP steamers I (Under Contract with the New Zeai land Government) Will be despatched with Her Majesty Mail* u under (or LONDON, Via Rio de Janeiro and Madeira !— « Com- Port of DeSteamer* | inander. parture. Date. Tnnrarlro - 4168 Bono Wellington Marchll AorUi...- 41&sTurin Wellington April Kirautaka.. 4473 Hallett Auckland May 6 Euapehu... 4163 Greemtreet. (As may be Juno 3 Kaikoura ..<4474jCrutchley jf arranged [July 1 And thenceforward every fourth Thursday. The above are all new steamers, built specially for the trade, and commanded by men of peat experience. The length of the passage by the Company's steamers averages under 48 days. Passage money! Saloon, from 50 guineas upwards, scond cabin, « guineas; steerage, from 18 guineas. INDIAN AND COLONIAL EXHIBITION. Special Return Tickets are now issued at Redused Fires. Particulars may be learned by application to THE HEAD OFFICES, CHRISTCHUROH, Or to the Branches and Agents si the Company throughout the Colony. . - mHE NEW ZEALAND X SHIPPING. COMPANY'S SHIP THE DOUGLAS, FROM LONDON. Ml claims and Accounts against the »hnyename'l o Tor b be r fo n re7oon on SATURDAY the 20th instant, otherwise they cannot be recognised. THE -NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED), Agents. _ /CONSIGNEES Wanted for ° ° 2 " 68 Stationery, etc, Ex RaapeliU, from London. THE NSW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (limited), Agents. QHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION COMPANY w 2Bs2e&miw (Limited). monthly LINE OF fast PASSENGER STEAMERS BETWEEN ALL PORTS OF NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON.
Th. following powerful, new. steel-built Stwmrs are uppointftd to leave for LONDON DIRECT M follows. (Pijj a l port as arranged.) (Final port as arranged.) «®i 8s ~ , Date of DeSteamer. §« g 6 Commander. part,tire. =1 5* a p. ~ 0/ -M P, a 5200 3600 J. Stewart Marcl.^ losic .- .. 4573 3000 J. G. Cameron April it 105IC ' " | Lyttelton Coptic ..... 4367:3000 W. H. Kidley May 1 Taixui . . 5200 3000 B.J. l«arlow May 29 Doaio ......'4744 3000: J. W. Jennings June 26 The Arawa and Tainui are new steamers of the latest The' First-class Passenger Accommodation is in a citadel malooa on the main deck amidships, and the sleeping berths are of extra large size. The Second-class Accomodation is very superior, and is situated under tba poop deck. Steerage Passengers will have most excellent ana roomy accomodation in the between decks. The White Star Steamers lonic, Doric, and Coptic will be conducted by the managers of that line, who have made their service the most comfortable and popular afloat. An Experienced Surgeon will accompany each tenraor. All the steamers abovenamed will be fitted with the Electric Light. The Homeward Route will be via Rio De Janeiro, and the time occupied should not exceed 40 days. PASSAGE MONEY. . / Saloon. From 60 guineas and upwards. Second Cabin 40 « »■ Steerage- „ 18 to 20 guineas SPECIAL RETURN FARES During the INDIAN AND COLONIAL EXHIBITION. 5a100n......... - £105, available for 9 months _ ..£lls , 12 „ Second Saloon £65 „ 12 ~ Ths undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, payment for which has been guaranteed in this colony L. D NATHAN & CO. CRUICKSHANK & CO. A. HEATHER. JpOR LONDON DIRECT. nllsSvaia Tbe fine iron shlp HERMIONE, 1120 tons, D. T. Roberts, Commander, is now loading, and having a large portion of her space engaged, will meet with rapid despatch. For freight or passage apply to L. D. NATHAN ft CO., Agents. rKi £JOMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIE3 MARITIMKS. SIDNEY, MELBOURNE. AND ADELAIDE TO MARSEILLES (Via Suez Canal). Steamer* under Postal Contract with the Government of France. CALLING AT MAURITIUS, REUNION, SEYCHELLES, AND PORT SAID. THROUGH PASSENGERS FOR LONDON, VIA MARSEILLES AND PARIS. The Company's Steamers will be despatched as fellows: — Leave Leave Leave Steamers. Sydney. Melbourne Adelaide. BALAZIE Feb. 23 Feb. 27 Feb. 291 TARBA... Mar. 23 Mar. 27 Mar. 29' Table Wines, Beer, etc., are Included in the passage Blooey. For freight, passage, and farther particulars, apply to
HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, Agents, Fort-street. ..rKI m ECI A L NOTICE. COMPA DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. REDUCTION IN RATES OF PASSAGE MONEY. Passengers can now he booked through to London from New Zealand ports at the same rates as from Sydney, viz.: Ist class. £70; 2nd class, £57 ; 3rd class £27. Passengers have the option of breaking the journey at Marseilles and Paris. Special cheap Return Tickets can also be obtained, available fur nine or twelve months. Passkgps from Auckland to Sydney or Melbourne "oust be taken by Union Steamship Company's Steamers. I'or further particulars apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, Agents, Fort-street. ,r\ 1 CJTEAM to waiwera. rff&P&Sv O (HOT SPRINGS), MATAWWKKANA, KAWAU. OMAHA, and MAHURANGI. THE S.S. ROSE CASEY. TIME TABLE or Waiwera.— Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at eleven a.m.; return on Monday, Wednes- - day, and Friday. Matakana, Kawau, and Omaha.—Every Tuesday Fa. V eTen a.m.; return on Wednesday. ' ■• ■■■ r M.hurangi.— Every Thursday, and Saturday, at eleven a.m.; return on Friday and Monday, ma .u Ye tim table will be adhered to, weather ill, ' circumstances permitting. *U freights must be prepaid _ HENDERSON AND MAOFARLANE. T^ 0R HOKIANGA.-The JL " schooner QUKEN will, leave for the above 'port on MONDAY Jgj&gSgfT next, 22nd instant.—For freight or 1111111 paasage apply to M. Hicool, Agent.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7567, 20 February 1886, Page 1
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