Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11644, 4 May 1901, Page 1

I Shipp ng. _. /-XCEANIC STEAMSHIP : "'^i COMPANY. A. AyD A. L l^TO GREAT BRITAIN AND EUROPE VIA AMERICA. T ONDON IN 97 DAYS. Splendid 6000-tons Sister Ships, OIEEKA. QONOMA, yENTURA. Leave Auckland every Three Weeks for SAN FRANCISCO. CaHing at PAGO PAGO (Samoa) and HONOLULU, as under: — k eave i i,(..a,v0 j 1.-'ave .Arrive at Steamers. Auckland I'-igo iU.jiio- San At 2 p.m. ' l'.«o. ichi, Hrannsco. SoNOMA ..May li jMay 10 May ii May -S VKNTUJRA . May ib i.Mi ' '2J -lune i .lun-j 10 SIERB '>... j fnnr li. j.iim.; I.M-Juuu a July 1 Through Passengers to London have choice of eight different routes across America, passing through the loveliest scenery ol the American Continent, including the impressive grandeur of tho Rocky Mountains, the sublima spectacle of Niagara, Falls, and tr.O entrancing beauty of the trip down the Hudson River. Stop-overs are granted at any point en route, so that Passengers may break their journey at the many points of natural | interest in the New World, also visit such well-known cities as Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, Washington, New York, etc. Low rates of passage to American, Canadian, and European points. AUCKLAND TO SYDNEY. The S.S. VENTURA will Sail on or about MONDAY, May bth. Average Passage, about 3£ days. For Fares, and fullest information, apply HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE, General Agents for New Zealand, Fort-street, Auckland. ,~tv 1 AN FRANCISCO MAIL .'v, •:> "A.*?. STEAMERS. R.M.S. SONOMA. Intending Passengers and Shippers pel' R.M.s. Sonoma to San Francisco will note that the departure of the Steamer from Auckland may possibly bo Delayed until the 13th or 14th hist. The definite date of departure will bo advertised in Tuesday's HiIEALD. HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE, ■Agents. ~K v ]i,TESSAGERILS MAUI- '^: SIDNEY TO LONDON, VIA £k&&M&n COLOMBO AND PARIS. iriim-f-r- --—- Steamers of ojL'O tons (under FroJiih postal contract) will be despatched monthly, as follows: — I ~~.~~ "~"~ 1 Mel- l Ad?" Steamer. "°,'" -&„'";• bourne, laiue. »»ander. Noon. ipju. Ijjyu._ Por.YNESIKN . ;iK-valier .May 18 |M«y 16 'May 13 AiisiAMi Ekhu ,'i)ispe!ier;,l!iiie 10 June 13' Juno 10 Passengers booked to Bombay. India, China, Batavia. and Japan. Table Wines are included in passage money. Return Tickets at Reduced Rates English spoken en board. Return Tickets 'First Saloon.) between intercolonial ports are available for return by P. and O and Orient steamers having room. For further particulars, apply HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, Auckland. _ . Q 3 HIRE RE. -vIVN # • ri S'i V ' :^! K WAIROA, MARAETAI. HOWIC'K. &■ TURANGA CREEK. WAIROA AND MARAETAi. Leaves Northcote Ferry Tee. LEAVES AUCKLAND: LEAVES WAIIIOA: Mon.. 6th, 4 p.m. Tues., 7th, 8.30 a.m. Wed., Bth, 4.3) p.m. Thurs., 9th, 9.30 a.m. HOWICK AND TURANGA CREEK. LEAVES AUCKLAND: i.ha V};s VHHKK • Fri., 10th, 7.30 a.m. Fri., 10th, 10.30 a.m. MIRANDA. LEAVES AUCKLAND: LiIAVES MIRANDA: — . Sat., 4th. 7 a.m. ♦Sat., 11th, 5 a.m. Sat., 11th. 11.30 a.m. * Cargo for Kaiawa and New Brighton only. All Cargo must be prepaid, and received subject to printed conditions in Company's Office, ami alongside steamer half-an-hour before tinia of sailing. Weather and other circumstances permitlDß" DEVONPORT FERRY COMPANY, Telephone- 284. Agents. .-vt rpHOS. pOOIC & QON. I. \J O jJl^M^ s ' SAILINGS TO LONDON. WW—"MM Later Sailingn on Application _____ Steamer. Tons. Leave. London Sooma .. 6,000 Auckland .May 12 June 10 OttIZAMA .. 8,207 Sydney May 11 June ii POLVNESIEN. G,SC)=J ~ May 13 June 17 Tof.GAH.iRO.. 7,TUu Lyttelton May 'a tine 17 Himalaya .. 7,000 Sydney May is June 30 MIOWERA .. 3,000 ~ May SuJuue a I'.U'ahOa .. C.&iih Wellington May July 17 OROYA .. (\-2517 Sydney May 25.July 0 Vkntura .. C.ui'i. Auckland May 26 June -1 Karlsruhe 5,007 Sydney Juno i July 23 (.'JilN\ .. a,wv\ ~ Juno 1 July 17 GOTHIC . ; 7,75;" „ .lime 20 July 31 RaicalA ... fi,i;2Sl Wellington June ei'jAiig i Before Booking your Tickets to London or elsewhere, write for '" COOK'S SAILING LIST" (with map), posted free, giving fares by all lines. Apply COOKS SHIPPING OFFICE, 103, Queen-street. MiscellaneousEVENING SHOES— Ladies' Patent, Is lid and 2s 6d; Onestrap, 2s 6d; Glace, from 2s 6d to lis Cd, at Johnston Bros.' VENING SHOESAt Johnston Bros.', in great variety, for Ladies' and Gent.'s, at Lowest Possible Prices. EVENING SHOESGent.'s Lace aud Court Shape, 5s lid and 6s 9d; Glace Kid, 8a lid and Ids 6d. Splendid value. EVENING SHOES- . m J In White Kid, Satin, and Canvas; in Tan, Black, and Bronze, at Johnston Bros.'. EVENING SHOESXJ At 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s 3d, 3s Cd, 3s lid, 4s 3d, 4s 6d, 4s lid, and various other prices and styles, at Johnston Bros.'. i EVENING SHOES— Jtli and most other kinds of Boots and Shoes Bold by Johnston Bros., at Lowest Cash Prices' ___ (TIRE "HARMONY SYSTEM" is Cheaper ! JL than Music. £3 3s—Complete Instruc- j tion, hey grades, 100 Songs, Pieces,—29, Pittstreet. | . . j T7S7- A PROOF CART COVERS, | <» »j DICK'S PATENT A LATA BELTING, I LEATHER BELTING. RUBBER BELTING. MACHINERY OILS. j A. YOUNG AND CO.. Telephone. No. 557. 26, Fort-street. T> Y SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO THE COUNTESS OF RANFURLY. HAIRDRESSI.NG. MASSAGE, & MANICURE. MRS. NICCOL. "THE BOUDOIR." A.M.I'. Buildings, Queen-street. Superfluous Hair Removed. Artificial Hair and Toilet Goods on Sale. Telephone 1040. y v r AB D AND Q O.'S CHAMPAGNE A LE . EQUAL TO ENGLISH. Supplied by riOOKli AND HO., DURHAM - STREET WEST, From THE COMPANY'S DEPOT, HIGHtrRKET, And from WARD AND CO.'S (LIMITED BREWERY, CHRISTCHURCH.