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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11840, 18 December 1901, Page 8

Excursions. JgXCURSION TO LAKE TAKAPUNA. ISfeKf TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), 15TH INST. A Steamer will leave the Ferry Tee at 2 p.m., returning at 5 p.m. .Return rare, Is ; Children. 6il. TYfORTHERN STEAMSHIP IN COMPANY. LIMITED. EXCURSION TO GREAT yfyffigegaajrrsa BARRIER. DECEMBER 26th. The SIS. irUI?ITAI will leave Auckland on i'« n:.i, n t Midnight. calling at IXI - PH°F\AWANGAPAP.APARA. and PORT 11TZKOY. allowing Excursionists ample time at each port. Faculties will be given for fishing ana other amusements. The steamer \v" ■. leave W bangaparapara for Auckland at 6 p.m. RETURN FARE, 10s; Meals extra. , -vrORTIIERN STEAMSHIP iN COMPANY. LI MIT hD. GRAND CHRISTMAS CAR«§SSO££3sSa NIVAL AND REGATTA AT TAG RANG A. EXCURSION TRIP. On MONDAY, 23rd. and FRIDAY. 27th. Special Return Tickets will be issued by the S.h. GLENKI-G to TAG RANG A at Reduced Rates, available for 14 days from date of issue. RETURN FARE, 20S. On January Ist the steamer will make an Excursion from Tauranga to 'White Island, .giving: Excursionists an opportunity of seeing the many wonders there. REJTUEN FARE FROM TAI'RANGA, 103 (Not including meals).

I — , AT ORTHERN STEAMSHIP J -LN COMPANY, LIMITED. . KAWHIA REGATTA AND JANUARY Ist. 2nd. and 3rd. EXCURSION TRIP. Ths S.S. AIRLOCK will leave ON CHUNG A for RAGLAN and KAWHIA (weather, etc., permitting') on TUESDAY, olst inst., at 6 p.m. (latest train, 5.20 p.m.). A Monster Regatta and Shore Sports of all kinds will be held at Kav.liia on January Ist and 2nd, and an Excursion will be made oh FRIDAY. January 3rd, to Gannet Island for hapuka fishing. Excursionists will have an opportunity of visiting the Hot Springs arid Native Settlements. seeing many interesting native sports. Return Fare, 20s, exclusive of meals, which will be supplied on the steamer at moderate charges. The steamer will leave Kawhia for Raglan and Onehunga on FRIDAY EVENING, arriving at Onehunga early on Saturday, January 4th. An early application for tickets should be made at the Company's Office, Quay-street, - a TV]" ORTHERN STEAMSHIP ->-Y COMPANY, LIMITED. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. The Company will run the following Excursions on. BOXING DAY, Thursday, 26th December (weather, etc., permitting): — CO WES BAY. WAIHEKE (Lancing passengers at Company's Wharf). P.S. WAKATERE and S.S. WAIOTAHI. and other steamers if required, at 9.15 a.m. J'.eturn Fare, 2s. Leaving Waiheke on the return trip at 4.30 p.m. Cold Luncheon will be provided, Is, or Tea and Bread and Butte; sd, Hot Tea 3d per pint. After landing passengers at Cowes Bay Wharf, the P.S. TERRA* OR A will call at Ruthe's Inland, and proceed to a good Fishing Ground, bait provided. WAJWE It A HOT SPRINGS. S.S. "WELLINGTON, at 9.30 a.m. Return Fare, 3s. Leaving Waiwera on return trip at 4 p.m. MAHURANGI HEADS. S.S. CLANSMAN, at 10 a.m. Return Fare, 3s. Leaving Mahurangi Heads on return trip at 4 p.m. Bands will bo in attendance. Children under VI, half-price. The Clansman and Wellington will leave from Queen-street Wharf, and oilier steamers from Quay-street Jetty No. 3. THAMES SUMMER MEETING, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27th. P.S». WAKATERE will leave Quay-street Jetty No. 3 on THURSDAY, 26t.1i. at Midnight. Return Fare, 7s Gd. Leaving Thames on the return trip on FRIDAY, 27th, at 7.30 p.m. ROOK'S MAS AND ]\pW YEAR jgXCUESION rjiRIPS TO JJOT J AKES JQISTRICT, OKOROIRE, ROTORUA, WAIRAKEI, AND » TAUPO, including ALL PRINCIPAL SIGHTS OF THE WONDERLAND. Auckland to Okoroiro and Rotorua, rail; Excursions to Principal Sights by coach and launch, including Waiotapu Valley and Waimangu Geyser, Hamurana and Tikitere, Lakes Koto-it i and Rotoehu, Wairoa Buried Village, etc., FROM £1 12 S 3 D TO £3 gS gD. Including coach to WAIRAKEI Wonderland and TAUPO. and all Principal Sights— i Geyser Valley, Aratiatia Rapids. Karajiiti Blowhole, Hoka Falls, Crow's Nest j Geyser, etc., from; £3 5 s 9 D TO £5_ Tickets issued between December 18 and January 2, inclusive, available for Return up to February 19: independent travel provided throughout with same privileges as ordinary HANDBILL ISSUED WITO FULL HANDBILL ISSUED WITH FULL PARTICULARS ! ! SEND FOR HANDBILL ! ! CALL FOR HANDBILL ! ! Tickets Limited. Apply early to ROOK'S f ,OURIST QEFICE, 7 103, QUEEN-STREET.

? Conveyances, IJEAMff AYS. Notice is hereby pi veil that on and after THURSDAY, the 19th inst., 'BUSES WILL RUN DIRECT TO AND FROM PONSONBY, VIA ELLJ23LEY-STREET WEST AND HOB-SON-STREE'IJ, to suit the convenience of the travelling paiblic. Cars will also run at half-hour intervals to and from Ponsonby, via Syinonds-street, from 7.30 till 11 p.m. The usual Time-table will be in operation. W. D. LYSAGHT, Traffic Manager. IJEE EOTORUA COACHING COMPANY. Coaches and Buggies Meet All Trains, and convey passengers to all the Hotels and Boardinghonses ill Rotorua and places of interest in the District. Letters and Telegrams Promptly Attended to. gaddle Horses for Hire, Special Conveyance for Invalids. Principal Office: FENTON-STBEET. NEAR GRAND HOTEL. B. GRIFFITHS, Manager. -yy E ARE OPENING UP ]\IEW OIIRISTMAS REASONABLE .QOODS, EVERY WEEK. NEW FIG FRENCH PLUMS. CARLSBAD AND ELVAS PLUMS. CRYSTALLISED CITBIiHIKS, MET 7, FRUITS, In Small and Large Boxes. A CHOICE RANGE OF BON-BONS, From lid per Bos to 4s 6d. You are Invited to Call and Inspect. H M S stEETON ' LmiTED ' QUEEN-STREET.