Page 1 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12281, 27 May 1903, Page 1

ShippingP rpHE NEW ZEALAND [J"l SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE OP MAIL STEAMERS. i A FOE LONDON. VIA MONTE VIDEO. TENERIFFE. AND PLYMOUTH. „ Tons Probable (To sail Ste&'.rer. Beg. Final Port' about) 1 ffakaniii -. " 5' 06 P. Chalmers May 23 WVANUI .. .. 6552 Lyttelton June 11 fl'ftimate .. •• EdlO — 'lo RUAPEHU* .. •• 7724 - follow : Wliakatans ~ .. — — Rafciia — — RIMUTAKA*.. .. 7765 — — PAPA BOA* .. .. (563 — — I TONQARIRO* .. 7Col — — TURAIONA* .. .. 5>0'27 — — I ~~ ■'Twin screw. Fauengers forwarded to Port of Departure free. Warrant* issued for Passages from Great Britain for £17 and upwards. For Freight, aati Passage, apply to OKAS. V. HOUGHTON. Local Manager. Quay-street, Auckland -K . SAVTLL, AND ALBION COMPANY WBSBSSGS (LIMITED). • . . FOE LONDON. TENERIFFE AND PLYMOUTH (Circumstances permitting). CALLING AT MONTE VIDEO (OR BIO). * Si © ■ m s» „ „ Date of Port of Steimer. o-g;Commander Vep . rtuie Deprture " « JOoifliC .. 7755 Kliiley May 2d ilTngt?n 4SI MARA-. Scotland June "25 W'llingt'n Mao .. £317; McHfitt July 23 W'llingt'n Pake ai. .. 4331 Prosper July — Tokomaru. 621*3 Maxwell July £3 W'llingt'n Delphic .. 8273 Ureen July 'W'llingt'n CouiXTHIC 12234 Sea.lly ■ Aug Wllingt'n vii,. 4 'IVin Screw. iS. - Pwipht and Passage at Lowest Current • ! .i- Bates. • Passengers provided with Coastal Tickets from Auckland to port of departure Free of Charge - Bound the World Tickets: First-clisa, in- j eluding railway fare across American Con- ; Jinent. issued at upecial rates. . Arrangements made for Passages from Lon- j don to New Zealand L. D. NATHAN AND CO.. Shortland-atrcet. T. AND S. MORRIN. LTD.. Shipping Office. ieti-street. P HE TYSER line, LTD. M£T%"2!PI J- —DIRECT STEAM SERVICE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF 1 AME2ICA AiMJ AUSTRALfi P~—'ASIA. - FIRST - CLASS I CARGO STEAMERS, taking ™ ' Cargo for 'MELBOURNE. SYDNEY. AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. CANTF'JBURY. and OTAGO. • The Company'? next despatches will be— 8.8. STAR OF NEW ZEALAND, 4712 tons, ' about 29th May, for Melbourne, Sydney, and New Zealand Ports. S.B. *MARERE. about 30lh Jane, direct to Auckland, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Port j • Chalmers. j New Zealand Importers of American Mer> > lliiindise are specially invited to instruct their Agents in the United States to support the | SYSER LINE STEAMERS, and to communicate -with the company's New York representatives. MESSRS. FUNCH. ED YE, AND CO.. Produce Exchange, New York; MESSRS. TYSEE AND CO.. 16, Fenchurch Avenue. London: or MESSRS. T. AND S. MORRIN (LIMITED), Auckland. RICHARD TODD. - Colonial Snnerintendent, Napier. "Agents for Homeward Loading: HEATHER. ROBERTON. AND CO. 5L rpHE TYSER LINE BT* 1 LIMITED. MONTHLY DESPATCH « FIRST-CLASS 1 CARGO BTFAMERS a I to * ' LONDON DIRECT, Taking Cargo at Through Rates of Freight to MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL. T | Due , Steamer. 01 ]?, Commander. Ackl'd , r " 1 | About imlralema 7. 77! 10^000LTirth .June 18 "Niwaru .. .. 10,000; W. P. Fishwick July 12 Indrai'hirS .. ..I 8,000 U. W. Harwood — Star of New Zealand 1 10,000 J. M. Hart — : Mimiro .. .. 110,000,' F. C. Lidstone — JM'irere .. . 110,0(>0|J. C. Felgate — Toinoaila .. ..110,000 H. Mollis — Star of Australia .. 10,000' W. Ulyatt — Indtailevi .. .. i0,000.T. Trotter — Staro£England ..] s,otXi Kearney — Uayke'sßay.■ ..! c.,500 Linklater — „ 'Twin Screw. Tlie above Steamers are nil built specially «or the New Zealand trade, fitted with refrigerating Machinery of tho most modern type, in charge of competent engineers, and are noted 'or the exceptionally satisfactory condition in which their frozen meat cargoes are being delivered. i The Company is prepared to carry Wool and rroducp of every description at Lowest Curr °nt Rates of Freight, «cr all particulars, applv to LEATHER. ROBERTON. AND CO., Agents. Auckland. ■ rjpHE ABERDEEN LINE. NATAL, CAPETOWN, plyMOUTH, and LONDON. REGULAR three-weekly SERVICE from SYDNEY. AUSTRALASIAN, 3662 tons, T. F. Spalding, • May Ist. rat FARES FROM SYDNEY: pointed Cabins large and elegantly ap-THIRJD-CLAS3 Accommodation of the high®'t standard. London— Saloon: £55. Third-class: £16 to £20. C Cap# and Natal-Saloon: £31 10s. ThiidI ■ „ cl ass: £13 13s to £17 17s. v frviFufe Time-tables, etc., on application. ,■ vUUAQE received only on day of sailing. §§g| L. D. NATHAN AND CO.. Agents. I?-'- .n- a ]\ ,fESSAGERIES MARIm iVI times. ' SYDNEY TO LONDON, VIA '-m- COLOMBO AND PARIS. PwmoK _ . Steamers of 6500 tons (under frn«vitv,i po9ta ' contract), will be despatched IHJK; _ oQthl an follows:- ! »|A Jifl $•?» Nei-a^' 011 -.jVerron June 8 June 11 Jne 13 •—.—: •• Chevalier July 6 July 9 Jly II 1 >■ nfefP™, l booked to Bombay. India, China, IgP?' flinHoi • 311 Japan. Table Wines are inil3t* 4 *'llt P^i.. 1U .I'?; 88a Se money. Return Tickets IwK Refjwi Rateg. English spoken on board. Mfev lioketa (First Saloon) between Aus[jjyi p a S? O^ 8 . ar * available for return by Sm'l Siting .* Orient-Pacific, and N.D.L. steamers *' , rojrn . for further particulars, apply [»i? ' Henderson AND macfaelane, \Mm< Auckland. IK»' '