Shipping. .•-j«vjL HAW ' SAVILL, AND ALBION COMPANY " (LIMITED). lONTHLY LINE OF FAST PASSENGER STEAMERS BETWEEN ALL PORTS OF NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON. The following powerful, new, steel-built Steamers are appointed Ito leave for LONDON DIRECT as follows:— .. *. V, . !oq J © •*! * 3 ... , ® U Steamer. ! § 1,11 Commander. " P p^ rt ° f rj " - Ji W 2. parture. I I 1 :: :: : j | - COPTIC.... 44483000 G. Burton " • ! August 23 TAINUI ...'fiOSIjSOOO'B. J. Barlow ■ Sept.2o DORIC .... 4784 5000' J. W. Jennings "Oct. 18 ARAWA...'S>O26SOOO'J. Stuart - Nov. 15 lONIC ,4753j5000jW. Hr Kidley Dec. IS (Final port as arranged.) The accommodation for all classes of passengers is Unsurpassed. • -• The Homeward Route will be. via Rio de Janeiro and Teneriffe, and the time occupied should not exceed 40 days. • • -An Experienced Surgeon will accompany each Steamer. ■ PASSENGERS CARRIED AX LOWEST CUR RENT RATES. > : • . Return Tickets' at greatly reduced rates. -< The undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, payment for which has been guaranteed in this-colony. Full particulars regarding Freight--or Passage Money may be ascertained-from -- - L. D. NATHAN & CO., * " V CRUICKSHANK & CO., t . . f ... A.; HEATHER. ? rjIHE »- NEW 'ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL 1 MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS If — (Under Contract-with the New ZeaW.jl : t '"i laßd Government) ; ' n: : Will be despatched with Her Majesty's Mails ,as _ . , under-for .. LONDON,. . Via Rio de Janeiro and Madeira Steamer. J '.jj, DAORANGI..... 4163 Sutclifle .LytteUon ; Jly26 RIMUTAKA .. 4473 Turpin. Lyttelton Augll APKHU.... 4168Greenstreet "1 Aa „„„h_ — > KAIKOURA... 4474 Crutchley - TONGARIHO.. 4183 Bone.. J arranged. _ INSULATED COOL CHAMBERS , . FOR" ~ BUTTER AND CHEESE J : ! Are fitted in the following Stealers ;— Steamer. — • ■ C To Sail.AORANGI .. ■ _ July 28 f; RIMUTAKA - "" w -» Aug. 11 Freight and Passage at lowest current rates.' •• •■ i Particulars may be learned by application to • - .. -t . CHAS.' "V. HOUGHTON, ' 1 ~ -Local-Manager. Custom-street, Auckland, • " •• ''"- ' s . N ° D ? sH E E " LLOYD'' mSBSESSm ■ IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL, MONTHLY LINE OF DIRECT STEAMERS , • - FROM _ SYDNEY, MELBOURNE AjjTD ADELAIDE, r TO. .. .. SOUTHAMPTON, ANTWERP» .AND. BREMEN . : via COLOMBO, ADEN, SUE/, PORT SAID, AND i. » GENQA .. .. 2'-' . '1 i■ Taking Passengers for London, connecting from Alexandria by Direct Mail and Passenger Line to. - i . BBTNDISI, Will be despatched as follows (if practicable):— Steamer. ' Tons. J" Commander. Sydney SALIER .. .. 3000 Thalenhorst : Aug. 14 HOHNZOLLEBRN 3000 -A. Meier ' - Sept. 11 •. And thereafter every four weeks. passage from Auckland, to Southampton, Antwerp and Bremen, from £17 10s to £65. j . Special Return Tickets to Europe. Railway Fares from Southampton to London, from gg Passengers from Auckland booked through to Europe. --- • For Passage, Freight, and all further particulars pply to . •• ■ 1 '■ ■ ■' ; • ' SEEGNER, LANGGUTH, & CO., 1. Agents. ' TEAM TO LONDON. The PENINSULAR AND ORIEXTAL 'STEAM NAVIGATION ■nWrinf OB COMPANY (under contract with the Imperial, New South ' Wales, Victorian,, and South Australian Governments) will despatch the following Steamers for , L O N D O N, ' Calling at ADELAIDE, ALBANY, COLOMBO, ADEN, BRINDISI, MALTA, GIBRALTAR, AND PLYMOUTH.; c . „„ ■' .* Leave Leave • x Steamer. ~ Sydney. Melb'ur'e. •ARCADIA - - ~ Aug 6 • Aug 10 .. MASS ILIA ■ ■ . .. - Aug 20 Aug 24 *OCEANA 1.- _ — 1 •— Sept 3-- Sept 7 * Via Colombo; other Steamers direct to Aden. And thenceforward every alternate week. ° Passage money can be paid at this end for passages from England. Liberal,concession* to families. The Second Saloon having been thoroughly reorganised, this Company is now en '.bled to offer intending Passengers .to Europe .nnnvalled accommodation at the following greatly reduced rates:— . . .. .. £gj' Single Ticket .. .. •• Return Ticket (available for 12 months).. £65 Passengers booked at Auckland at same rates as Sydney or Melbourne. * . For all particulars apply t" „ . _ & ca , CRUICKSHANK & CO., 18, Queen-street, Auckland. ~ Agents. • QOMPA6NIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, AND" ADELAIDE TO MARSEILLES (Via Suez Canal). Steamers under Postal Contract with the Govern mens of France. CALLING AT MAURITIUS, REUNION, SEYCHELLES, AND PORT SAID. THROUGH PASSENGERS FOR LONDON (VIA Marseilles and Paris). First Class Passengers at same Rates as from Sydney or Melbourne; Second or Third at Reduced Rates. The Company's Steamers will be despatched as follows :— Leave Leave Leave , _ Steamer. Sydney. Melbourne.-! • Adelaide. OCEANIEN.... Aug. 4 Aug. 8 Aug. 10 Table Wines, Beer, Ac., are included in the Freight?' Passage, and further particulars, apply to HEN oN & MACFARLANE Fort-street. , - - Agents. g S. (JOROMANDEL. THOMAS SCOTT, MASTER ' • TIME TABLE Leaves Auckland : Leaves Coromanoel: Friday, 27th. 12 noon Saturday 28th, 12 noon Monday. 30tb, 12 noon Tuesday, Slut, 12 noon Wednesday, Ist, 12 noon Thursday, 2nd, 12 noon Friday, 3rd, 12 noon Saturday, 4th, 12 noon Weather and other circumstances permitting. Not responsible in Shipping, Carrying, or Uis charging live Stock. ... . --j No Cargo received without shipping note, and Within half-an-hour of advertised time of departure. All parcels must be prepaid on board. A. R. H. SWXNDLKY. Manager.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9117, 27 July 1888, Page 1
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