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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11987, 9 June 1902, Page 1

' ... Shipping. Sw__. TTNION STEAMSHIP COMjP*ZTr,, PANY OF NEW ZEA--11 IS <3N LAND (LIMITED). llpfcwC* J TIME-TABLE ,jjr (Weather and other circum- j '-+ stance permitting). I FROM ONEHUNGA. FOR NEW PLYMOUTH AND WELLINGTON steamer. Date of Leaving. Passenger Mapourika...Mon.. 9th June. TuesdaySall t>«».-.- Ilot arrived on Monday. Rotoiti...Thurs.. 12th June, 3 p.m. 910 Cargo at Railway till 11 a.m. Calls at Nelson coming North. FROM AUCKLAND. FOR $¥££*£& NAPIER, WELLINGTON. LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN. Te Saturday. 14th June, 12 noon m m N ? Cargo after 11 a.m. Moura...Tuesday. 17th June. 2 p.m No Cargo after 12 noon. .to- . „- FOR WEST PORT DIRECT. Taicn...Tuesday, loth June. FOR SYDNEY. Mararoa...Monday. I6tk June, 5.30 p.m No Cargo after 3 p.m. FOR EAST COAST BAYS, GISBORNE, AND NAPIER. Omapere...Tuesday, loth June. 5 p.m. FOR BLUFF 6AMARU, AND TIMAHU. Wednesday, llth June. FOR FRIENDLY ISLANDS. SAMOA. FIJI, I AND SYDNEY. No Cargo for Fiji. (Nukualofa Tiinapi.i. Vavau. Apia, fenva.) Manapoun...Wednesday, 2nd July, 5 p.m. No Cargo after 3 p.m. FOR RAROTONGA AND TAHITI. Tariuni.. Tuesday, 17th June. 5 p.m. FOR FIJI. SUVA. AND LEVUKA. Waikare...Wed., 18th June, 12 noon. (No Cargo after 10 a.m.). Connects at Suva with R.M.s. Moana for Vancouver. APPROXIMATE SAILINGS FROM WELLINGTON. , FOR SYDNEY. Talune...Saturday, 14th June. FOR MELBOURNE. Mokoia... 12th June. Tickets* available for stop-over or return by Huddart, Parker, and Co.'s Steamers. Cargo must, be booked not less than TWO HOURS before advertised time of sailing. Auckland Branch: PALMERSTON BUILDINGS. QRIENT-PACIFIO LINE OF STEAMERS. FOR LONDON (Tilbury), via FREMANTLE. COLOMBO (Transhipping for all Indian Ports). SUEZ CANAL, NAPLES, MARSEILLES, and GIBRALTAR:— Steamer I T "" s From I '"'" I From oieamer I Ueg Sydney. .Mell.'ine Ad'laide, • •0PH1R.... 1 «5514 i June 21 ' June 2-1 j June 20 •OMRAII ..I 6201 ! July t. July 8 July In "OitrONA .. 7945 j July 19 July 22 July 21 ! I * Twin Screw Steamer. And fortnightly thereafter. FARES: NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON:-SALOON-Single: £43 to £80. Return: £69 to £120. Return Tickets good for 2 years. THIRD-CLASS—£I3. £20, and £22. First and Second-class Passengers secure special advantages by booking through from New Zealand, being provided with Saloon Passages to Australia, which are included in the above fares. Passages can be booked to, or prepaid from, any of the above ports. For further particulars apply to UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ; ZEALAND (LTD.;, Agents in New Zealand. • ITIHE TYSER LINE ffe"%-__ 1 (LIMITED). B MONTHLY DESPATCH 1 FIRST-CLASS Ip" *"««3» CARGO STEAMERS " ' LONDON DIRECT. Taking Cargo at Through Rates of Freight to MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL. Tons ! *>™ Steamer. ivi'd'n Commander. A'ckl".l I"'" "1 About Niwaru .. .. 8,000 W. P. Fishwick Jno li) Starot New Zealand 10,000 J. M. Hart July £ Ifawke'sßay.. .. 8,000 J. <;. Lidstone — Miniiro .. .. 10,000.1. C. Felgate — Tonioana .. .. 10,001) A. Child — Sbirof Australia .. 10,000 W. J. Reed — ludralenia .. .. 10,00:) J. Firth — Indradevi .. .. 10,000 T. hotter — Indragliiri .. .. B,WK (i. W. Harwood — Star of England .. 0,500 F. W. Ulyatfc j _ Tndramayo .. ..I 7,' WO.A. Horafiill '— _ The above Hteamers were all built specially for the New Zealand trade, fitted with Refrieerating Machinery of the most modern type, in charge of competent engineers, and are noted for tb* exceptionally satisfactory condition in which their frozen meat cargoes are beiag delivered. The Company is prepared to carry Wool and Produce of every description at Lowest Current Rates of Freight. For all particulars, apply to HEATHER, ROBERTON. AND CO.. Agents. Auckland. gL THE TYSER LINE. LTD. h-SC"'3n&S?* J- ■ -DIRECT STEAM llW2swN£-J SERVICE BETWEEN THE II i#2ggpSv UNITED STATES OF I' \ AMERICA AND AUSTRALII pg-— ASIA. - FIRST - CLASS I { CARGO STEAMERS, taking f$ i Cargo for MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON. CANTERBURY, and OTAGO, Will Leave New York at Regular Intervals. The Company's next despatches will be— P.EDHILL. 3960 tons— To sail on or about 31st May. RIPLEY, 3950 tons- , , To sail on or about 28th June. Ne-v Zealand Importers of American Merchandise are specially invited to instruct their Agents in tb« United States to support the TYSER LINE STEAMERS, and to communicate with the Company's New York representatives. MESSRS FUNCH. EDYE. AND CO.. Produce Exchange, New York: MESSRS. TYSER AND CO. 16, Fenclmrch Avenue. London or MESSRS'. T. AND 8. MORRIN (LIMITED), Auckland. RICHARD TODD. Colonial Superintendent, Napier. Agents for Homeward Loading:; ' HEATHER. ROBERTON. AND CO. ,~ XT UD D A T. PARKE R. UK>—. -tl AND CO. PROPRIETARY . | \|fO&. \LIMITED). B P lendid - Well-appointed l|'| ! cl£*"vk| Steamers will be despatched jj/l from AUCKLAND as under ij.7 (weather and other circum- '■'} stances permitting):— FOR SYDNEY. ELINGAMITE...Monday, 9th June, 5.30 p.m ZEALANDIA...Monday, 23rd June. 5.30 p.m. FOR GISBORNE, NAPIER, WELLINGTON. LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN. ZEALANDIA...Tuesday. 10th June, 2 p.m. ELINGAMITE...Tuesday, 24th June. 2 p.m. Cargo must be booked and alongside not less than TWO HOURS before advertised time of departure. AH Ticket* are available also for Stop-over or Return by ANY UNION CO.'S STEAMERS, and holders of Union Co. Tickets may travel by WESTRALIA, ZEALANDIA, or ELINGAMITE. L. D. NATHAN AND CO.. Agents. -*. , O B. HIRER E. WAIROA. MARAETAI. HOWICK. TURANQA CREEK WAIROA AND MARAETAI. Leaves Nor) ueote Ferry Tee. Lewes Auckland: LEAVES WAIROA: Mon 9th. 4 p.m. Tues.. 10th, 9.30 a.m. Wed llth, 7.30 a.m. Thurs., 12th. 10.30 a.m. "howick AND TURANGA creek. LEAVES AUCKLAND- LEAVES TIIRANGA CREEK. Fri 13th, 9 a.m. Fri., 13th, 12 noon. MIRANDA. LEAVES AUCKLAND: LEAVES MIHANDA: *Sat 14th, 6.45 a.m. Sat.. 14th. 1 p.m. * C-ireo for Kiavva and New Brighton only. All Cargo must be prepaid, received subject to printed conditions in Company s Office, and alongside steamer half an hour before time of sailingWeather aud other circumstances permittmS' DEVONPORT FERRY COMPANY. Telephone 284. Agents.