Page 1 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13325, 3 November 1906, Page 1

/Shipping. .-•■'-.. . TTNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY |frt»i U. OF NEW ZEALAND. ||S« J LIMITED. TIME-TABLB. (Weather and other circumstances permittine) rpmoM /^NEHUNGA. FOR NEW PLYMOUTH AND WELLINGTON. Steamer. Date of Sailing. Passenger Train. Talupuna ...Mom., sth Nov.. 3 p.m. 1.10 p.m. Cargo at Railway till 11 a.m. Rotoiti...Wed., 7th Nov., 3 p.m. 2.10 p.m. Cargo at Railway till 11 a.m. Calls at Nelson coming .North. FOR NEW PLYMOUTH ONLY. Takapuna...Fri.. 9th Nov., 3 p.m. 2.10 p.m. Cargo «.t Railway till 4 p.m. Thursday. FOB GREYMOUTH DIRECT. Waiutii... Monday. sth Nov.. 3 p.m. Cargo at Railway till 11 a.m. FOR NEW PLYMOUTH. WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, OAMAEU, TIMARU. AND DUNEDIN. Coi-inna... Saturday. 3rd Nov., midnight. Cargo at Railway till 11 a.m. TpROM AUCKLAND. FOR GISBOBNE, NAPIER. WELLINGTON. I.YTTEI..TON. AND DUNEDIN.. Tarawera ...Saturday. 3rd November, 12 noon. No Cargo received alongside after li a.m. Tiilime. .Saturday, 10th Nov.. 12 noon. No Cargo received. alongside after 11 a.m. FOE TOLAGO BAY AND GISBORNE, ScrualL..Satur., 3rd Nov.. 5 p.m. No Cargo received alongside alter 11 a.m. FOR SYDNEY. ..Monday, 12th November. 5.30 p.m. No Cargo received alongside after 3 p.m. FOR FIJI 'SUVA AND LEVUKAI. Taviuni...Wednesday 2S:ii November, 4 p.m. No Cargo received alongside after 2 p.m. Connecting at Suva with P.M.a. Aorangi, for Vancouver. FOE FRIENDLY ISLANDS, SAMOA. FIJI. AND SYDNEY. (Nukualofa, Haapai, Vavau. Apia, Levnka. Sb».i.i Navna...Tuesday, loth November. 10 a.m. No Cargo received on day of sailing. No Cargo for Fiji. Atua...Fopr weeks later. FOR RAROTONGA. RAJATEA. AND TAHITI. Manapourl...Tue«., 27th November, 5 p.m. No Cargo received alongside after 2 p.m. "OROM x\t;ellington. FOR melbourne, via southern PORTS AND HOBART. Waikare.. Thursday, Bth November. FOR SYDNEY. Moeraki...Saturday, 10th November. QOIFNDS pRUISE. S.S. WAIKARE leaves Duneuin for West Coast Sounds, pa or about 15th January, 1907. Tickets available for stop-over or return by Huddart. Parker, and Co. Proprietary Steamers. Cargo must be booked and alongside vessel (miles* o_er«riie stated) not lean ■'i.'-n '1 WO HOURS before advertised time of leaving. Auckland Branch: PALMER3TON BUILDINGS. rp HE YTAEVELbOUS TfirEST pOAST BOUNDS OF NEW ZEALAND. THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMER 3000 TONS -T-yAIKARE- 3000 TONS Fitted with e?ery Modern Comfort, LEAVES DUNEDIN ON JANUARY 15 NEXT . ■ on a . . p.RAND pLEASURE /~IRUISE TO THE ABOVE SOUNDS. . - Full particulars of Cruise will be supplied by UNTON S.;;". COVOt'Nr^.VLTD." pANADIAN • A ALLAN T INE. A BSOLUTELY THE "FINEST OCENIC TOOUTE BETWEEN MEW f/EALAND AND T ONDON. Send for our New Descriptive Booklet, entitled, ' J 'THE ALL-RED ROUTE." Sailings. From Sydney. From Suva. MIOWERA Oct. 29. Nov. 6. AORANGI Nov. 26- Dec. 4. Dates from Auckland, to connect at SUVA are: October 51, November 28. UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD, Managing Agents. K Av /"YBIENT- ROYAL MAIL Afet — FOR PLYMOUTH AND LONDON, via FREMANTLE. COLOMBO (Transhipping for all Indian Porta), NAPLES. MARSEILLES, AND GIBRALTAR:—. Tons. From From From Steamer. Reg. Sydney. Melb'ne. Adel'de. ORUBA - : ... 5353 Nov. 17 Nov. 20 Nor. 2? •OPHIR ... 6814 Dec. 1 Dec. 4 Dec. 6 •OMB.AH ... 3282 Doc. 15 Dec. 18 Dec. 20 OROYA ... 6297 Dec. 29 Jan. 1 Jan. 3 •ORTONA ... 8000 Jan. 12 Jan. 15 Jan. 17 ORMUZ ... 6465 Jan. 26 Jan. 29 Jan. 31 OROTAVA ... 5845 Feb. 9 Feb. 12 Feb. 14 'Twin-screw steamer. FARES-NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON: SALOON-Single, £45 to £80. Rcturn-£59 to £120. Return Tickets good for 2 years. THIRD-CLASS—£IB. £20. and £22 Passages Auckland to Sydney are included 1 in fares, and passengers arriving in Sydney by nearest connecting steamer may proceed on board at once. Passages from above ports may be prepaid. Through Bookings to New York. UNION (STEAM SHU' CO. OF N.Z., LTD.. Agents in New Zealand. ! rjVJS TYSER L:N£. LIMITED. Prp..L DESPATCH 3 ~ MONTHLY DESPATCH S 0' ! FIRST-CLASS CARGO STEAMERS LONDON DIRECT. I r as t , ~ ' Due - fcieatner. I u'ril'ti i Commander, i Auckl'd _ ' ' I__ i About •>' l " a, ', l 1 .. .. IO.tJtJ H. lioTTis iXoTi"-'" Mar of Japan .. j m.uOO F. W. Ulvatt Deo 16 . Sit., li eland ~iii,onii JKovco " _ liidralttina .. .. io.i w ' l". Trotter I — 'Marere .. .. ln.iiu, .(. c. t'elgate : — . Star Australia ~ IU.Ot'U 1-. J. Kearney — , T..i".Oiuia .. .. i.., u> If. N. Cunby" ' — ' Star ol Scotland ..' io,ouo -l -M. Hart ' — Miiniin .. ..! |n.,i,a F. C. Lidsiont — Star of New Zodlund 8,000 15.1). Beck ] — , Indradevi .. .. i<..„uO J. Firth ! _ Indraghii'i .. .. Io.O'JO A. <;. Ilolliivs\.'ortll " _ ( Star of England .. S.OOd C. T. Hilder — Star of Victoria, .. S.uwi GritHtbs — Hawke'sßay .. i.ooo A. H. Kemp — intra .. .._ .. 10,000 H.Wilkes - 'Twin Screw. ■i The above Steamers are all built specially for tlie >ew Zealand trade, fitted with Refrigerating Machinery of the most- modern type, ill marge of competent engineers, and a.-o noted lor the exceptionally satisfactory condition in wnjen their frozen meat cargoes are being delivered. ? The Company is prepared to carry Wool and Produce of every description at Lowest ' current Fates of Fre:ghtFor ail particulars apply to I HEATHER. ROBERTON. AND CO.. Agents. Auckland. r ' rpHE TYSER LINE. LIMITED. 1 DIRECT STEAM* SERVICE PrpHE Between LIMITED. W% DIRECT STEAM* SERVICE Hf!s*P| Between b IB«ilSiSl UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1 **• AND AUSTRALASIA. FIRST-CLASS CARGO STEAMERS. Taking Carg.i lor ' MELBOURNE. SYDNEY. AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON. CANTERBURY, and O'IAGO. The Company's next Despatches will be : SS (NDRALEMA; about November 10. S.S JOHN BARDIE, about December l. HS TOMOANA, about January 15. lis! STAR OF NEW ZEALAND, about February 15. ' ' New Zealand Importers ol American Merchandise are specially invited to instruct ' iheir A< ; ents in the United States to support the •TYSER LINE STEAMERS, ami to communicate with the Company* New York retives MESSRS. FDNOH. EDYE. AND CO. Pridace Exchange. New York: MESSRS • rpvUpß AND CO . 16. Fenchurch Avenue, London- MESSRS. HEATHER. ROBERTON. ' AND CO.. Auckland. >. ■ mnn^ , & * RICHARD TODD, Colonial Superintendent. Kapler.