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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9238, 28 June 1893, Page 1

• i Shipping. , TTNION STEAMSHIP r COMPANY OF NEW |Sf2jj§<* ZEALAND (LIMITED). pw&KujS | TIME-TABLE I (Weather and circumstances J . permitting). FOB NEW PLYMOUTH, WELLINGTON, ( >W ' ELTON i > (Kaon OtnavMAV Steamer. Date of Sailing, ""«*" TAKAPUNA I Monday. 3rd July, noon 1 10.45 a.m. (Cargo at Hallway tilt 8.45 a.m. No cart* for New Plymouth.) fOB NEW PLYMOUTH, WELLINGTON, AND NELSON. GRAFTON .. IThur., 29th June, lp.ni, 112 noon (Cargo at Railway till 0.45 a.m.) . FOR GISBORNK, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTKI.TON. DUNEDIN (TKOH AUCKLAND). ROTOMAHAN V. .Thursday, '29th June, noon. (Cargo till 10 a,ni.) FOR MELBOURNE, tia BLUFF and lIOBART. ROTOMAH ANA..Thursday. '29th June, noon. FOR WAIPIRO, GISBORNK, NAPIER, AND WELLINGTON. AUSTRALIA. ..Tuesday, 4th July, 5 p.m. FOR EAST COAST PORTS, OISBORNE WHARF, AND NAPIER. KANIERI^.. Friday, ttrf July. 4 p.m. 808 TONGA AND SAMOA (Nukualofa. Haaiui, Vavau, AM*). UP0LU......... Monday, 17th July, 6 p.m. (Cargo till noon.) FOR SYDNEY. HAUROTO .... - . From Wellington, 6th July MANAPOL'RI.... llth July, 6 p.m. FOR SAMOA, HONOLULU, AND SAN FRANCISCO. MONOWAI Saturday. 16th July, 2 p.m. (Car.jo till 10 a.m.) FOR SUVA AND LKYCKA. TAVIUNI..«. -Thursday, 13th July, 5 p.m. (Cargo till noon.) tar Cargo must be booked and alongside TWO HOURS before advertised time of departure. ( Passage Tickets must be taken at Company s Office. Auckland Branch: Palmeniton Buildings. ~k , CANADIAN PACIFIC Ks RAILWAY COMPANY, ' ROYAL MAIL D STEAMSHIP OUR NATIONAL HIGHWAY ROUND THE WORD. THE NEW POPULAR ROUTE BETWEEN AUSTRALASIA, CHINA, JAPAN, AND EUROPE, VIA CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES. Intended Sailings from Hong Kono and Yokohama. I. i Steamship. Leave i J.eave ? W C t Steamship. H K I Yo koh. || £■! ' X^S" • §.§ R.M.S. »% M Ji£ Empress of India July 6 July U&Jjr §5^- Empress of Japan July 20; Aug. *£**£ o JJ I ** a *» gixEmpress of China Aug 16 Aug. 25 ? ;r5 -•W ] a a" *" (Empress of India' Sept 6 Sept 15 & g. The Steamers of the China Navigation Company and the E. and A. S.S. Company leave Sydney for Houg Kong about every ten days, where connection is made with the above-mentioned Magnificent New Steamships of the Canadian Pacific Railway Com?an v. , , Passengers also booked via San Francisco and Vaucouver. (A Canadian Pacific Representative meets all Australian Steamers arriving at San FranCisco). HOITM!*FROM VANCOUVER, British THE ROUTE FROM VANCOUVER. British Columbia, «to the Atlantic Seaboard is ria the Canadian Faciwc Railwat, which has a worldwide irputathMl for the magnificence and diversity •i its scenery— the luxuriance of its DINING AND SLKE7JNS CARS, the latter being provided with elegant SMOK.INO and bath ROOMs, and the politeness and attention of its employes to the comfort of its patrons. _ . _ ROUND THE WORLD TICKETS (by P. and O. and Canadian Pacific Lines), including a trip through China and Japan, and taking in Chicago World's Fair, on sale at all Australasian agencies, £157. These tickets are good for 12 montus, and entitle helder to stop over at all points of interest. Passengers can start in either direction, via China and Japan, and through America to England, returning by P. and O. through Suez, or nee CHOICE OF FOUR ROUTES ACROSS THE AMEBIC AN CONTINENT, and through tickets granted to England, France, and Germany by ill Trans-Atlantic Lines of Steamers. REDUCED ROUND TRIP RATES TO CHICAGO WORLD'S FAIR. For Rates, Maps, Ilrne-t*bles, Guide Books and full information, apply to Thos. Cook * Sons, or to our Auckland Agents, "" l. D. NATHAN * CO. 7k~T DJSUT.SC HER mtMmmmm imperial german mail. Passengers are carried according to the require merits of the English Passenger Acts of 1885 and 1883. MONTHLY LINE OF DIRECT STEAMERS from SYDNEY. MELBOURNE, AND ADELAIDE TO SOUTHAMPTON, ANTWERP AND BREMEN, VIA COLOMBO. ADEN. HVK6, GENOA, AND NAPLES Taking Passengers for London, connecting from Por». Said by Direct Mail and Passenger Line to BKINDISI. Will be despatched as follows (If practicable) >» Steamer. Tons. Commander. Sydney. HOHENZOLLERN 3288 M. Eichel July 19 HABSBUBG .. 3217 R Heintze Aug. 10 And thereafter every four weeks. Passage from Auckland, to Southampton, Antwerp and Bremen, from £17 10s to £65. RETURN TICKETS,' available for NINE and TWELVE MONTHS, at REDUCED BATE 3. Passengers and cargo are booked through to New Yort, via Southampton. „.,,... Special facilities are afforded for bringing out relatives and friends from the United Kingdom and Europe by pre-payment of the passage money in New Zealand. „... _. , For Passage, Freight, and all further particulars apply to SEEGNEK> & CO., Agents. Z~~ x (2 HIKE LINK DIRECT O STEAMERS. 9smmm** OTA GO to LONDON. ELDERSI.IE Z ~) 3760 tons 1800 h.p. FIFESHIRE i 6000 tons 2400 h.p. NAIRNSHIRE .. ..I 5100 tons 2500 h.p. MORAYSHIRE .. -I 6100 tons 2600 hp. PERTHSHIRE .. - j 80001 ns 3500 h.p. BUTESHIRE .. ..I 8000 tons 3500 h.p. The above magnificent Steamers, which have all been specially built for the New Zealand trade, and make an average passage of 46 days, will be des. patched at regular intervals. «,«-,„,,, Steamers are fitted throughout with ELECTRIC LIGHT, and accommodation is provided for 30 Saloon Passengers. STEWARDESS is carried. _ _ M SALOON PASSAGE MONEY, £35, OTAGO TO LONDON. . A Through Tickets issued from AUCKLAND to LONDON, at £40 10s. for fuller particulars apply to the Managers, TURNBULL, MARTIN, A CO., Australian Mutual Provident Buildings, Princes-street, Dunedin. ~ s i AUCKLAND AND RIVERHEAD •HBliHHtf REGULAR STEAM SERVICE. S.S. I* L A NET. TIME TABLE Leave Auckland : leave riverhead: Monday, 8 p.m. Tuesday, 8 a.m. Tuesday, 3 p.m. Wednesday, 8 a.m. Thursday, 3 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m. Friday, 3 p.m. Saturday, 8 a-m FAJUts.-RivEnHEAD: Single, 2s; Return. 3a, HonsoNVitLß: Single, ls6d ; Return. 2s (available for one week ; not transferable). Q "' S. WAIT OA. JflCTHstsg NOTICE; WAIBOA SOUTH. Leate Auckland: Leave Waikoai Wednesday. 28th, 2 p.m. Thursday, 29th, 7 a.m. TURANOA CREEK. Leave Auckland: leave Tuk *"°* Crekk: j , Thursday, 29th, 3 p.m. Friday, 30th, 7 a,m„ and Friday, 30th, 4 p.m. 7 p.m. ~„ Weather and other circumstances permitting. I WCo;Q«HMt W .^ar ( j ioitc< V • , ""' Agent. ,