Shipping, ';j. a STEAMSHIP V-/ COMPANY. .. -a and"~T jrnra. \ TO CANADA, AMERICA, |\ "** ENGLAND. (Via Samoa, Fanning Island, Honolulu, and San Francisco). TONDON IN 97 DAYS. V pEERLESS EXCURSION TO YOSEMITE VALLEY AND BACK. Situated in Southern California, Yosemite is conceded by all Travellers to make the most Varied, Wonderful and Beautiful Natural Picture that the wide world contains. The floor of the Valley is 4000 ft above sea level, and is closely hemmed in by. verj tical walls of Granite of 0ver.4600 'feet high. Waterfalls, abundant in volume and indescribably grand, leap into air 3000 feet above the Valley, and falling, rush in thunder and, foam to join in the quiet waters of the Merced River, which flows peacefully through its Flower-carpeted Banks. -.- : ->- "'■ MOUNTAINS 10,000 FEET HIGH surround the Valley, while at the entrance is the " MARIPOSA V GROVE OF BIG TREES," Some of which are 400 ft high and 100 ft in circumference. j 6000-TON'STEAMERS will leave Auckland June 19, July 10 and July 31. Berthing Liats Now Open. •''-• FARE (inclusive of ornian Rail, Coach and Hotel Fares), £72 FIRST-CLASS. TO MONTEREY (Del Monte) and RETURN£6S FIRST-CLASS, INCLUSIVE. • - I STATEROOMS CONTAIN TWO BERTHS. ONLY." , Apply for Guide Books and full information. HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE, General Agents for N.Z., Fort-street. - -vtippon ■yusEN TTAISHA. THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE MALL LINE TO piHNA AND JAPAN, Via SYDNEY. QUEENSLAND PORTS, AND MANILA. ■ omof Leave Arrive Arrive Arrive bteamer. Syclney Hongkong Kobe Yokohama Yawata Mara .. May 27 June 15 Jne 23 June 25 Kasuga Mara.. June 54 July 13 July 21 Jaly 23 . XTOBE EXHIBITION. OPEN MARCH TO AUGUST, 1903. '.; ■npHE PAST TNVITES rj\EE "WEST, For the First Time In History, rjpo V IEW "P" ER QPLENDOURS. QPECIAL -pARES TO T7ISITORS. Return portion of Saloon Tickets availableby Steamers of the Eastern and Australian Co;' For Fares and Passage Rates, apply to .'■» ■[ HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE, ! j Agents in Auckland, i N. D. L. JyMmmkk? NOEDDEUTSCHER «S«SetSjSS3c«. LLOYD. The IMPERIAL MAIL STEAMERS or thiß Company will be despatched as under to NAPLES. GENOA. SOUTHAMPTON. ANTWERP, and BREMEN, via Ports :- I I Syil- Ado : Steamer. Tons Commander, my, laide I 1 p.m. 2 p.m Oldenhuhg .. SOflOiH. Formes May 2 May 9 Karlsruhe .. oooow. itott M«y3o.TneO •P. R. Luitpoi.d t2BS;K. Oesselmann Jne 27 Jly 9 Darmstadt .. nouO.C. Dowers Jly 25 Aug l •SF.YDT.ITZ .. 7000! ._ Ang22Aii£29 OI.UKNBUKG .. 5000 11. Formss Sep 19 Sep 20 Twin Screw Steamer. Leaving Melbourne Tuesday after Sydney. Passage to London, from £16 to £80. Return Tickets to London, £66 and £120. Good for TWO years. Regular Service to Europe, via Singapore, calling at Brisbane, New Britain, New Guinea. Macassar, and Batavia. G.M.S. TANGLIN, 1994 tons, May 13. Leaving Sydney and connecting at Singapore with G.M.S. , due in London July 18. Through Fares to London. Accommodation and Cuisine of the highest standard UNSURPASSED SEA-GOING QUALITIES. English spoken on board. For further particulars apply to SEEGNER, LANGGUTH. AND CO., Agents. ' STEAMERS FOR LONDON. Jss2si3m£Bsßi Calling at FREMANTLE, COLOMBO, ADEN. MAE- j SEILLES, GIBRALTAR, and PLYMOUTH, ' with liberty to call at BBINDISI, as under:— , ___ I eive ' eave Steamer. Tolls .SJ " MelSydney | )om . ne> ORIENTAL 5284 May 16 I May 19 HOMK Ml'>> May 30 June .2 ARCADIA 6608 June 13 June 10 OCEANA 6603 June 27 June3B AUSTRALIA C'.ni '■ July 11 '..Inly U ~ HATES OF PASSAGE MO Mil :-Smgt* Tickets to London, £43 to £80; Return tickets, £69 to £120. Tourists' Tickets (India, China, and Japan): Cheap Rates on application. Passage money can be paid here for passages from England. Passengers arriving m Sydney by nearest connecting steamer may proceed on board at once. I For freight or passage apply to RUSSELL AND,SOMERS. SO, yueen-street. "K A. T HE NEW ZEALAND AND AFRICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. Under Contract to the N.Z. Government. FOR DURBAN, PORT ELIZABETH, AND CAPETOWN, VIA FREMANTLE. The Fine. New Full-powered S.S. ESSEX, 10,600 Tons Burthen. ABOUT THE END OF MAY. For full particulars as to Fares and Freights, apply to the Secretary for Department of Industries and Commerce, Wellington; or to ARTHUR 11. NATHAN, Agents. Custom-street, Auckland. «vj rpilE ABERDEEN LINE. NATAL, CAPETOWN, PLY-««i-iiis£r MOUTH, and LONDON. REGULAR. THREE-WEEKLY SERVICE FROM SYDNEY. AUSTRALASIAN, 3662 tons, T. F. Spalding, May Ist. FARES FROM SYDNEY: SALOON Cabins large and elegantly ap- j pointed. THIRD-CLASS Accommodation of the highest standard. London—Saloon: £55. Third-class: £16 to £20. Cape and Natal-Saloon: £31 10s. Third- I class: £13 13s to £17 178. Pamphlets. Time-tables, etc., on application. \ LUGGAGE received only on day of sailing. L. D. NATHAN AND CO., Agents, j
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12269, 13 May 1903, Page 1
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