Shipping. _______ . »_____ A • AND 'A ■ 1" INK, WMt To AMERICA. CANADA, Hf -**4 EUROPE. Leave , Leave Arrive at Mail i Steamers Aucklana Llono- San i\ Arrive i _ Friday, j lulu. | Francisco London ; VENTURA Jan 'if "Feb 7"~ iFeb'l3* . FebliG - J SIERRA ..Eel. 17 Feb 28 lAlar 0 AiavlU SONOMA .. Alar 10 [Mar2l Mar 27 Aprs pANADA, A MERICA, gUROPE, AT LOWEST RATES. - | ! ONDON IN 917 -j-^AYS. 6 DAYS LONGEST TIME AT SEA. T> OUNTJ-THE--WOELD, In Conjunction with ■ ALL QUEZ OR riAPE T INES, Reaching Europe Either Via Suez or San Francisco;'-. 6000 T ON S TEAMEI?a I 1 17 Knots. 100 Al at British Lloyd's. Apply for Fares, etc., " 5 .f HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE. CUSTOM AND QUEEN-STREET. . Telephone 1184. ? AUCKLAND TO 'SYDNEY. P*.il*Jl T llO R-M.S. VENTURA (6000 P-SSSSISjI tons. 17 knots) will Sail on In * TUESDAY, January 10, or shortly after arrival. % Saloon Cabins contain 2 bertha only. 1 HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE. Agents. Telephone 1184. ,-., jUrESSAGERIES MARITIMES. SYDNEY TO LONDON, via COLOMBO PARIS. Steamers of 6500 tons, under pottal contract with the French Government, calling at MELBOURNE. ADELAIDE. FREMANTLE. COLOMBO. BOMBAY. SUEZ, and PORT SAID, will be despatched monthly at follows: — Steamer. ICoinVd'r. Sydney I.Melbo'niej Adelaide I I Noon". 1 11.111. I 1p in V. do Ciotat Fiaschi I.Tun HO Feb 2 IFelfet Yarra ..I - Feb 27 iMar 3 Mch 4 Gidedonien • Gregory Mar 27 Mar 30 (Apr 1 ___ - - I Apr 2-1 Apr -27 J Apr 2!) _ Passage Money. £27 to £77. including table wines. Return Tickets at Reduced Rates. English spoken on board. For further particulars apply to HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE. Auckland. » TTUDDART. PARKER. AND CO. PROPRIETARY. LIMITED. Splendid, well appointed Steamers will "he despatched from Auckland as under, weather and other circumstances permitting:— . FOR SYDNEY. VICTORIA...Monday. 16th January. 5.30 p.m. ZEALANDIA ..Monday. 30th January, 3.30 p.m. FOR GTSBORNE, NAPIER, WELLINGTON. LYTTEI/rON. AND DUNEDIN. ZEALANDIA...Tuesday. 17th Jan.. 2 p.m. \ VICTORIA...Tuesday. 31st January, 2 p.m. Cargo must be booked and alongside not less than TWO HOURS before advertised f -\ne j of departure. ■,- -.;.■■ .....,,-,-.-■■ ■■■■ ;■ "M ~i !, ATI Tickets are available also for Stopover or Return by ANY UNION CO.'S STEAMERS; and holders of Union Co 'g Tickets may travel by WIMMERA, ZEALANDIA. or VICTORIA. L. D. NATHAN AND CO., LTD., agents. * . I? AND A MAIL ~K**. /\ " J ' A. •3_l_lX_ TINE TO MANILA, CHINA AND JAPAN FROM AUSTRALIA'. Leave Sydney. EMPIRE. 4500 ton? ... December 21. EASTERN. 3536 tons January 18. Monthly thereafter. Saloon accommodation amidships. Large, cool, two-berth cabins, all on the upper I'eck, and fitted with electric fans. Through bookings to Canada, the United Stales, and Euro ne. For Freight or Passage apply direct to RUSSELL AND SOMERS. A cents * v T "ROOKING TO T ONDON OR {"----■J TPLSEWHERE. i Hi SEND OR CALL FOR ROOK'S CI AILING T TST. WOOL'S OaII.ING J-iIST, WITH MAP FREE, GIVING 1905 SAILINGS AND FARES BY ALL LINES P. and O. Co. j Mess. Mawlimes I Aire rienn Line Orietit-Pitcitic I'irect Lines White Mar North German j Gape Lilies | etc., etc. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OFFERED. No Rooking: Fees. Assistance En Route. Inquiries Invited. 1 1905 ] Ai^uTtt} -1905 PASSAGES. ) ALL CLASSES. ) PASSAGES. Passengers intending proceeding to England between January and April next, 1 are advised to apply early for ! accommodation. ] Plans of all Steamers kept for Inspection. ] BEST ACCOMMODATION SECURED BY CARLE. BOOK EARLY AT j pOOK'S QUIPPING /"VFFIOE, * 103, QUEEN-STREET. O P E C I A L OFF E R. 1 £9 OS o o T> ELIAN CE TAENTAL pO., 77 (Over Smeeton's). ' FULL UPPER OR LOWER SETS OF ' BEAUTIFUL GUM-BLOCK TEETH, ; MOST NATURAL IN APPEARANCE ' AND SPECIALLY IMPORTED, .' £3 3- , . 1 GOLD CROWNS AND GENUINE PAINLESS EXTRACTION. Only Address: . 77 QUEEN-STREET (Over Siueeton'B). p TITUNEOE Ti MANUEL, Manager. j Hours: 9 a.m. to 530 p.m.. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. 1 Telephone. 1604. c J) n J. Y. ;W: ARREN - 5 I"\ENTTST, i 9 A 110 RT LAND-STREET c (SIX DOORS ABOVE STAR OFFICE). c 'Phone, 1769. i jOOBERTS AND CO., LTD., ] FOR DIGESTIVE MEAL WAFERS AND CREAM CRACKERS. CAN'T BE BEAT. MILLINERY. - Imported Hats, Bonnets. Toques, and Infants' Millinery. Prettiest and cheapest ever offered to the public.—Bennett, Karaugahape Road, J 1
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12759, 9 January 1905, Page 1
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