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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13285, 18 September 1906, Page 1

Shipping- ___ i |-£Tr?->v 'THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPIfsjfc4 PING COMPANY'S LINE rj I ~ OF MAIL STEAMERS. : 1 FOR LONDON. c VIA MONTE VIDEO. TENERIFFE, AND PLYMOUTH. J Ton? Probable To sail . Steamer. Re E-_ Final Port. about •RIMUTAKA... 7765 Wellington Sept. 27 5 •KAIKOURA... 6593 - - I'APANUI ... 6582 — — £ Waimate . 5610 — — Rakoia ... 5628 — - *TONGARIRO 7600 — Oct. 25 •TURAKINA... 8210 — Nov. 22 \ WHAKATANF. 5902 — - •KAIPAR -V ... 7392 - — •PAPAROA .. 6563 - - WAKANUI ... 5824 - - f •RUAPKHU ... 7801 — ■ — * Twin Screw. 1 * Warrants for passnees from the United y Kingdom can be obtained at this end by prepayment or guarantee of passage money. Specially fitted with Clayton's Patent I FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. " 13 Fall information in regard to REDUCED . FARES and FREIGHTS on application. CHAS. V.* HOUGHTON. Local Manager. Quay-street. Auckland. « . . QCEANIC g g QOMPANY. ( ■ pill A. A. L m 2 FATIANT> TO J ONDON IN 9g DAYS, "VIA OB £1 AN ADA SAILINGS. ; leave I Ueave Arrive at | Mail Steamer. !. ,Hono- I San Arrive j " d • lulu. Francisco, London !'\l ! I y VENTURA Sept 28 Oct 0 Oct 15 Oct 27 SIERRA ..[Oct ID .Oct 'M Nov a Nov 17 This Route takes the Passenger through the Finest Scenery in the 1 world. He penetrates the heart of the -J groat Rocky Mountains, traverses the Western Prairies, views with wondering eyes that most beautiful of sights, • . < "NIAGARA FALLS," y and crosses the Atlantic in Leviathan f Steamers from : . : ; - - :p ■•*.(• -y 10,000 to 20.000 TONS. • - '• " -V with a speed of over 22 knots. I THIS' IS THE SHORT SEA ROUTE. SIX DAYS LONGEST TIME AT SEA. 7 A TO gYDNEY. SIERRA Sails on or about MONDAY, Ist October. > - • FOR ALL INFORMATION APPLY TO HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE. Corner Custom and Queen Streets. i Auckland. Telephone 1184. Or OCEANIC AGENT. Any Port. r -jyj-ESS AGERIES MARITIME S. , SYDNEY TO LONDON, via COLOMBO AND PARIS. Steamers of 6500 tons, under postal contract with the French Government, calling at MELBOURNE. ADELAIDE, FREMANTLE, COLOMBO, BOMBAY. SUEZ, and PORT SAID, will be despatched as follows:— Steamer. Com'a'd'r. Sydney IMelbo'rne Adelaide i noon 1 p.m. j 1 p.tu Dumbe,i .. Boyer Oct 8 'Oct 1 -Oct 13 Sydney ..Combe Nova Nov 8 Nov 10 Austialien Verron . (Dec 3 Dec (i Dec 8 V.de Ciotat Rebufat (Dec 31 Jan 3 Passage Money, £25 to £75. including table wines. Return Tickets at Reduced Rates. English spoken on board. For further particulars apply to HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE. rn.iE TYSER LINE. LIMITED. Pjg|l|fr MONTHLY DESPATCH FIRST-CLASS CARGO STEAMERS v. LONDON DIRECT. I , I J) "' j Steamer. I i,." l r Commander. Auckl'd I l,ri "' I About Aiiinit" 77 77! ID.UijU K. C. l.idstonelSept 2U Courtfield .. .. P'.ooo Martin Oct 9 Star of New Zealand 8,000 li.i). Beck tict 10 ludradevi .. .. 10,001) J. Firth Oct 28 Si&r of Ireland .. 10,000 Boyce — Niwaru ~ .. 10,000 11. flollis — Indralema .. .. 10,000 1". Trotter — * Mar ere .. .. 10,(100 J.C. Felgate — Star of Australia .. 10,000 1' .J.Kearney — Topioaiia .. .. 10,000 11. N. Conby — Star of Scotland .. 10,000 .1 M. Hart — Indi'aabiri .. .. io,uoo A. C. Ilollingsworth — S tar of England .. 8,000 C. T. Hilder — Star of Victoria .. 8,00(J Griffiths — Hawke's Bay .. 8,000 A.H.Kemp — India .. .. .. 10,000 VV. 11. Wilkes — . •Twin Screw. The above Steamers aro all built specially lor the New Zealand trade, fitted with Refrigerating Machinery of the most modern type, in charge of competent engineers, and are noted for, the exceptionally satisfactory condition in which their frozen meat cargoes are being delivered. The Company is prepared to carry Wool and Produce of every description at Lowest Current Rates of FreightFor all particulars apply to. HEATHER. EOSERTON, AND CO.. Agents. Auckland. rpilE . TYSER LINE. LIMITED. |$jS|j§3| DIRECT STEAM SERVICE IbßS®®* " Between ■ eCffIiSra'UNITED STATES OF A.< 11.. JO A AND AUSTRALASIA. FIRST-CLASS CARGO STEAMERS. Taking Cargo for MELBOURNE.,SYDNEY, AUCKLAND. WEL- ' LINGTON. CANTERBURY, and OTAGO. The Company's next Despatches will be: S.S. HAWKE'S BAY', about October 5. S. S. ISDRALEMA, about November 5New Zealand Importers of American Merchandise are specially invited to instruct their Agents in the United State, to support the TYSER LINE STEAMERS, and to com- ■ municate with the Company's New York representatives. MESSRS. PUNCH, EDYE. AMI V) CO.. Produce Exchange. New York: MESSRS. TYSER ANt) CO.. 16, Fenchurch Avenue. Lon- ■ , don;. or MESSRS. HEATHEN. ROBERTON. V ! AND CO.. Auckland. ; V | ■ RICHARD TODD, Colonial Superintendent. Napier. ' '• '~~ §3. "gNERGY. ?'f| Leaves for Mangawai, calling at Kawau. Little Omaha, and Pakaria. EVERY SATURDAY. 2 p.m . returning MONDAYS, early tide. leaves for Mullet Point. Lower Matakana, , . Kawau. Big and Little Omaha, EVERY TUESf DAY. 10 m.. returning WEDNESDAY, early h tide. fe; ' I'-tilOffice: Old Ferry Tee. Queea-st. Wharf. i 1 i * ■ L 1 ' ■