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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10365, 13 February 1897, Page 1

Shipping. ry\Hß NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE |gfe| OF MAIL STEAMERS B '"Sg Will I)a despatched lot .1 J, 0 N ]) 0 N, Via Monte Video Tenmuiwc, and Plymouth As follow 01..™.. % Com. Pott of Do- n . Biesmer 5 wander, parture, ' "" 1887 KAIKOURA.. 4507 Forbes Wellington Fel>lß ROAPEHU.... 4202 — 1 Feb J(lMHINK....j#ia lime I An may lit Mil 18 TONGAKIUO. 4163 Mayoss (arranged. An 15 IiIMUTAKA 1616 Greenatveel ) My 13 The Ruahine and Rimutaka will go home through the Magellan Straits (weather permitting), calling M the port of Puntas Arenas. These steamers have splendid Accommodation for ill classes of passengers. Passengers forwarded to Port of Departure Free. Return Tickets at Reduced Fares. An experienced Surgeon is carried. Warrants issued for passages from Oreab Britain lor 15 guineas upwards. Hound the World (first, class), through Canada or United States, returning by New Zealand Shipping Company, or rice versa, £126. Freight and Passage at lowest current rates. Particulars may be learned on application to CBAS. V. HOUGHTON, Local Manager. Queen-street, Auckland, • IJIHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S; pts| -1 11 FOR LONDON DIRECT. (Following toe SILVERSTREAM), The BAROM? _CfIILI.. - ■>; 712 tons Register, Is now on the berth, and as the greater part of her cargo is already engaged, will have exceptionally quick despatch, For freight and other particulars apply to CHAS. V. HOUGHTON. Local Manager. Queen-street, January 20th 1897. O HAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION COMPANY ÜBK32&M (LIMITED) MONTHLY I.IMIS OF FAST PASSENQKIt STEAMERS BETWEEN ALL PORTS OF NEW ' ZEALAND AND LONDON. The following powerful, new. steel-built Steamers fire appointed to leave or LONDON DIRECT as ollows es»£ „ . Da of Desteamer, °-£ioo Commander. ture. - gß* TOKNIARU 6238 6501) Maxwell Feb 181 Maori -... 5317 5000 Moffat Mar. 4 AOTEA ... 036165 0 Scotland Mar. 18 Gothic'.'-„ |7730 8000 AV. H. Kidley Apr, 1 In addition to above, Cargo Steamers will he despatched at regular intervals. of passengersis The accommodation for all classes of passengers* ° The'llomcward Route will be via Rio de Janeiro and Teneriife, and the time occupied should not TAISKNOIOHS CAUHIIU) AT I.OWKSIODK. RKNT RATES, and provided with coastal tlCK«ts from Auckland to port of departure free o! charge. NReturn Tickets at greatly rodneed rates. "*7)ie undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, payment for which has been guaranteed in tins colony. An Experienced Surgeon will accompany each S Pamengers booked to or from New York under ■"SiSOT3SW: First,class, including Railway Fareacross American Continent, tus. Full particulars regarding Freight or lassage Money may be ascertained from the Agents, ),. D. NATHAN & CO. Shortland-streeb; 1 & S. MORRIN & CO. LTD.), Shipping Office, 50, Queen-street. _ "OARQUE GLENLORA, J£|p||i. CAPT. TONKIN, pM OR LONDON. T. & S. MORRIN' & CO. (Limbed), Agents,' This vessel has a quantity of cargo already on board, as also considerable engagements, and will be loaded with all possible despatch. For particulars of freight, etc., apply to a BBSS & SOMERS, '< 60, Queen-street. J.- «. . |\ R I ENT LINE v STEAM TO LONDON, i; 5. CALLING AT ADELAIDE .v «sALBANY. COLOMBO, NAI'I.KS AND GIBRALTAR. ;1| From ' From £.1 Steamer. Sydney. Melbourne, f% ORCBA » - - feb. 20 Feb 25 ORMUZ .. - .• Mar« Mar 11 AUSTRAL MM® s , lar .® 0; OROTAVA April 3 1 April 8 &£ ThrouiilLFares from New Zealand to London v ; Steerage rates reduced Open berth, 16 guineas; 4-berth Cabin, 18 guineas; 2-berth Cabin, 20 guineas fe?X ; (including bedding and cabin requisites). Second, t.:*; . £39 and £12, . Saloon, £65 and £73 10». |i EXCURSION RETURN TICKETS fe- v 'Available 12 months—First-class, £110; Second, £70 %- UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF NEW ZEALAND fir ' ' LIMITED, Agent* in New Zealand. |V^S.S.K aW St MANGAWAI, TE ARM, HAKARI ;?%•- kaiwaka, NORTH ALBERTLAND, AND KAWAU. ;. ( . pm-.. For Mangawai: frohMawgawai: Ills' Monday, 16th, 8.30 p.m. Wednes.;' ltth, 7.30 a.m. ' Thursday, IBtb, 10 p.m. Saturday, 20th, 9 a.m. _ IfpP ALL CAUGO MUST BE PREPAID. ' ti ' Weather and other circumstances permitting, y, p , EsmJOTfc A SIMS, Aiest,