Page 1 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 11543, 30 November 1900, Page 1

Shipping, « rjIHE NEW ZEALAND 8fe N Till SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE B3S|» MAIL STEAMERS I j * FOR LONDON. VIA MONTE VIDEO. TENERIFFE. AND PLYMOUTH. Tons Probable To sail Steamer. Reg Final pt. (about) PAPAIUVA* ~ r 7000 Wellington i'ec.« KAKAIA.. .. .. W2S Wellington .Tan. 3 TKKOA t .'. .. .. 4050 — .Tan. WATKATOf _ .. 47(.7 — .Tan. PAPANIU . .. 0372 Wellington .Tan. 31 BANFFSHIRE'.. .. 5537 — Feb. 23 (VTA HAM At .. .. 3808 — ,To WHAK'aTAN 15.. .. 5715 — follow BIMUTAKA* .. 7700 — „ WATMATK .. .. 501" — „ RANOITIKI" .. .. 7700 — . , RUAPKHU* .. .. SOOO — „ WAKAXUI .. ■■ 5706 — * Twin screw. t Cargo only. Passengers forwarded to Port of Departure issued for Passages from Great Britain for £17 7s and upwards. Freight and Passage at Lowest Current Particulars may be learned on application t0 CHAS. V. HOUGHTON. Local Manager. Queen-street, Auckland. ~KV gHAW. SAYILL. AND ALBION COMPANY (LIMITED). FOR LONDON. TENKRIFFE. AND PLYMOUTH. (Ctrenrnstances permitting.) CALLING AT MONTE VIDEO (OR RIO). !=tl , Pa** of Port of = t _ , Ha f c of Port of Steamer. Commander. p> e p' r ture Dep'rture I " CJ Mamaui .. '3583 Banks Dec. 6 W'lington TOKOMAIIU 623S Maxwell Dec. 20 ~ Delphic .. 8273, tfowden Dec. 29 „ Freight and Passage at Lowest Current provided with Coastal Tickets from Auckland to port of departure Free of Charge. Arrangements made for Passages from London to New Zealand. Bound the World Tickets: First-class, Including Railwav Fare across American Continent, issued at special rates. L. D. NATHAN AND CO.. Shortland-street < T. AND S. MORRIN (LTD.). Shipping office. High-street. g'HAW. SAVILL, & ALBION S.S. MATATUA. FROM LONDON, Due about 30th November. Consignees are requested to take out Delivery Orders, pass Entries, and receive Goods from Slings immediately on commencement of discharge, otherwise cargo will be landed and stored as per Bill of Lading. Intending Shippers are requested to send Cargo alongside with all necessary promptitude. T. & S. MORRIN (LIMITED), Agents. 1 OANADIAN - AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE. PROM SYDNEY TO BRISBANE. HONOLULU AND VANCOUVER. ~~ ~ 1 Leave R.M.S. Tons. Commander. Sydney. Miowera .. 350n F. A. Hemming 1 Dec 3 Aorangi . 4500 10. W. May Dec 31 Warrimoo.. 3500 J. D. S. Phillipps Jan 28 Thenceforward every four weeks. Through Bookings in conncction with Cana-dian-Pacific Railway from any port in New Zealand to all points in Canada, United States and Europe. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (LTD.). Agents. m rPHE TVSEIi LINE _ J- (LIMITED). |W||p|Q MONTHLY DESPATCH H FIRST-CLASS U pc-—CARGO STEAMERS SI LONDON DIRECT. .Taking Cargo at Through Rates of Freight to MANCHESTER and LIVERPOOL.- — Tons Burden. Commander. Is. Star of Victoria .. 0/ o'l J. M. Hart S.s. Star of (''upland .. 0,500 F. W Ulyatt f(.s Star of New '/'land 8,000 W. .T. I?o-<t K.e. Star of Australia.. 10,009 T. Simpson P.". Tndramayo .. 7,000 T. Trotter B-s. Indrnpliiri .. 8,000 G\V liar wood 3.8. Indradevi .. 10,000 J. Firth S.s. nawke s Bay .. 8,000 A. Child _ S' Tommna .. 10,000 W.P. Fisliwick S.s. Mimiro 10.000 F. Norms The above Steamers were all built specially for tho New Zealand Trade, fitted with Refrigerating Machinery ft the most modern type, in charge of competent engineers, and are noted for the exceptionally satisfactory condition m which their frozen meat cargoes are being delivered. The Company is prepared to carry Wool and Produce of evjry description at Lowest Current Rates of Freight. For full particulars apply to HEATHER. ROBERTON, AND CO., Or ARTHUR H. NATHAN, V Agents, Auckland. » np HE TIS LINE 1 (LIMITED). U DIRECT STEAM R SERVICE ll Between the 11 VS-—UNITED STATES OF tt I AMERICA AUSTRALASIA" FIRST-CLASS CARGO STEAMERS. lakintr Cargo for MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CANTERBURY. and OTAGO. Will leave New York at regular intervals. The Company's next Despatches will be To Sail— STAR OF AUSTRALIA. 7370 tons...Bth Dec. INDRAGHIRI, 4927 tons—lsth January. New Zealand Importers of American Merchandise are specially invited to instruct their agents in the United States to support the TYSER LINE STEAMERS, and to communicate with the Company's New York representatives, MESSRS FUNCH, ED YE, AND "0., Produce Exchange, New York; MESSRS. fYSER AND CO., 16, Fenchurch Avenue, London; or MESSRS. T. AND S. MORRIN .J.i i'i hi)). Auckland. RICHARD TODD, Colonial Superintendent, Napier. • ■i~K-L T HOS. OOOK & . 0N - SAILINGS TO LONDON. _ Later Sailings on Application I I ! Due Steamer. Tons. I J.ea.ve. London Paparoa .. 7,000 Wellington Dec. CJan. 19 Ormuz .. 6,3b7 Sydney Dec. 8 Jan. 19 Alameda ~ 3,ti00 Auckland Dec. 6Jan. 3 Australia .. 0,9 o Sydney Dec. 15.Tan. 27 Baruahossa. 10,700 „ Dec. 15 Feb. 2 Omrah .. 8,290 „ Dec. 2*2 Feb. 2 Ville CIOTAT 0,000 ~ Dec 24 Jan. 28 Victoria .. 0,5*25 Sydney Dec. 29 Feb. 10 Mariposa .. 3,000! Auckland Dec. 29 Jan. 24 Ortona .. 7,915 Sydney Jan 5 Feb. 10 G- Kurfcjust 13,200! „ Jan 12 Mar. 2 Before Booking your Tickets to London or elsewhere, write for " COOK'S SAILING LIST" w ', J l } Si ll , oEle , I l free), giving dates for 1901 and FARES by_ ALL LINES. Intending Passengers are advised to secure berths early. Apply COOK S SHIPPING OFFICE, an. , _ _ ■ 103, Queen-street. Through Passages Booked to South Africa.