?■s?::.■ —'" ' " ' '" ' Shipping. rpHE "WEAV r7EALAND CHIPPING pO.'S LINE OP MAIL STEAMERS. P;?> FOE LONDON. VIA MONTE VIDEO. TENERIFFE, AND > PLYMOUTH «*_,™_,. ]_«.' Com- Probable {To sail . teteamer. o» , a nder. Final Port' about *TtJßAKlNA~~!B2lo;isower Lytteltoii June 9 •PAPAROA ,6563 Clifford Lyttelton June IS WAKANUI 5524 Parsons — June AVHAKATANE 5902.5i1ba — • - :. •OPAAVA 7000 Smith — ' — ' -PAFANUI 6582 Weston — — ''. •KAIKOURA 6908;McKeIIar — — WAIMATK 50 10' Cameron — — •KAIPARa 7.92 Cornwall — — ":■.' •RUAPE'IU 7sSsJa.gKard . .— — ,•«••■. ' -OKARJ -' 7170(Fovsdick- — - — '--"';■' •RIMTJ'.'AKA 795.|Greenstr't — — ;' 4 ' RAKAIA SB2B Vine — ' — TONGAHIRO 760u;Sutcliffe — — " V ■:*Twin Screw. Warrants for passages from the United ' Kingdom can be obtained at this end by prepayment or guarantee of passage money. i Pa-serigers forwarded to Port of Departure Pi ■' FREE- ■ Specially fitted -with Clayton's patent M FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. 'V:' - ' Full particulars of Fares and Freights on <■'■' ' application. -.-•■•• , CHAS. V. HOUGHTON. Local Manager. ■,; : ■ rp E E • T-B'E E TINE, || . '. \ TIMITED. v i. • MONTHLY DESPATCH OF FTRST-OLASS CARGO STEAMERS TO g# LONDON DIRECT. |,y>:-' ■'. ~~r ~ : " : ~" Dut ' Steamer. Tons Commander. A'k'l'd ■ ' B'rd'n ; . About ■;■,'■': j." . ■ * - ■. " STAR OF NEWZEALAND ... 10,000 E. D. Beck June 15 TOMOANA ... ■ - 10,00O|T. B. Lin-later June 23 :-•'«'"• ST'R of AUSTRALIA 10,000 F. J. Kearney July & 'I "NEREHANA ... 10,000)*'. C.'LidstonelJuly 22 ' INDRADEVI ' ... 10,000:Hollingsworth July 27 t>-k HAWKE'S BAY ... 5.000 1 T.-Campbell — : INDRALEMA - ... 10.000JT. Trotter — ;..,; »MARERE . 10,000, J. Firth — /,'. ST'R OF SCOTL'ND 10,000! J.: M. Hart — ST'R OF ENGL'ND 6,00/10. T. Hilder — U 'WHAKARUA ; ... 10,000 J. C. Felgate — "! i STAR OF IRELAND 0.000 Griffiths — • tNDRAGHIRI ... 8,000 W. H. Wilkes ' — ! *XIWARU '....' ... IO.OCOIU. Mollis i '." — . "'■''•- 3UIMIRO - •.. 10.0001 A. H. Kemp — | ,''.''.' ' ' •Twin Screw.-. ; The above Steamers sire all bnilt specially for the New Zealand trade, fitted with Re- '/ • frigerating Machinery, of the most modern type, in cnarge of competent engineers, and are noted for the exceptionally satisfactory condition in which their frozen meat cargoes are being, delivered. , __ v u; ,,;,.-. The company is'prepared to carry -wool and Produce of every description at Lowest ■" Current Kates of Freight. . ; : • For all particulars apply to : HEATHER, ROBEKTON. AND CO.. 1. ■ ~••■■ .■'.'■ Agents. Auckland. |;|.A ■•; rpHE :' riU'SEE " tine. TvIUITED. : . DIRECT STEAM SERVICE "' /. - ■ ■■.' ''.Between '■' * • fe-fi;"''- UNITED .STATES. OF- AMERICA AND f;J : :..-;;: AUSTRALASIA- '•:':■■ - j FIRST-CLASS CARGO STEAMERS, ] |Sf----:"'- :: ' .' > '.. Taking Cargo for .' ..;'<. r. : ' . -MELBOURNE. SYDNEY. AUCKLAND. WEL- ■; LINGTON. CANTERBURY, AND OTAGO. S.S. INDRALE.MA. about 4th July. New Zealand importers of American Meri chandise are specially invited to instruct '• ■ their Agents in the United istates to support the TYSER LINE STEAMERS, and to communicate with the Company's New York re- : presentatives, MESSRS. FUKCH. EDYE, AND CO.. Produce Exchange. New York; ' MESSRS. •i' . TYSER AND CO.. 'Iff, Fenchurch Avenue. Lon- ' don; .or MESSRS. HEATHER. ROBERTON, ,- AND CO., Auckland. ...,".■.. fso;--: ■ RICHARD TODD, t . Colonial Superintendent, Napier. L,. QHAW,- CAVILL, AND ALBION Q°" |S', ' : : T IMITED. r' ' ■ Li ::■■'. ' —'— the direct line OF STEAMERS '. for PLYMOUTH AND London, VIA monte VIDEO AND TENERIFFE. '-{, .splendid UP-TO-DATE passenger accommodation. ~, ROOMY CABINS and SPACIOUS decks. Sailings (circumstances permitting):— 1 i fnm Dace of ,;;.. steamer. Tons ""L- departure Port of ■v, Res,'. u 1 *" 11 "- about Departuie ?v~ ♦ ATHENIC 12234 Kempson June 18 W'llingt'n KARAMEA .656il Uolme. June 20 Auckland I'' iCORINTHIC 12*41 David July 16 «'lliugt'n ".'"•■ tARAWA ... 9.J72 Burton Aug la W'llingt'n tMAMAEI 6669 >lotfatt Htp Wllingt'n t.ONIC '•• 12232 Carter . Oct 8 W'llingtu , jATHENIC. 12231 Kempson Nov 5 Wilingt'n ':,:}'' tCORINTHTCjIiiStIDavid iDoc. W llingt'n tTwin Screw. Round the World Tickets: First-class, int' eluding railway fare across American Coo- ■;*' tirtarjt, issued at special rates'. * Special facilities given to residents in the ''-, i Dominion to bring out friends from Home, " either by prepayment of passage money in New Zealand or by guarantees. FIRE EXTINGUISHING APPARATUS.-All Steamers are fitted with the Co 2 Apparatus, which _ most effective in extinV guishing fire, and cannot possibly damage '~" " cargo or- anything with which it comes in |?v|-.. contact. ii - - L. D. NATHAN AND CO.. LTD., fe ' -:. A. S. PAI'ERSON AND CO.. ' - ■•■--..--.-• Agents. !|;/- Q ,H IE E T IN E. DIRECT STEAMERS. , V.; ; • NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON. ,<', Steamer Tons. Commander. > '.' BANFFSHIRE ... 8,100 J. Wallace PERTHSHIRE ... 8,000 E. T. Cremer. i ' FIFESHIRE 8,500 A. R. Pilkington ! :**' BUTESHIRE... ... 8.000 W. Chicken NAIRNSHIRE ... 8,500 W. J. Page >. ' MORAYSHIRE ... 8,500 A. McLauchlan ,'' "i AYRSHIRE* .. ... 10,200 B. Coull • .-"' "Twin screw. v : ! The above magnificent Steamers, which , ' , have all been specially built for the New : . ;; . Zealand trade, and make an average passage of 46 days, will be despatched at regu- . lar intervals Steamers are fitted throughout with every ■>!>!.'' modern convenience, and accommodation is '!,'■ provided for Saloon and' Steerage Passen- • * • gers. Doctor and Stewardess carried. ■ l Passage Monev: Saloon. 40 guineas; steerfife- ' age, £16. £18. £2C >,-' For farther information apply to the Managing Owners. ■';-.<■ TURN BULL. MARTIN, AND CO.. . • • 1. Crawford-st., Dunedin. r rp HO 8. rtOOK AND gON (Chief Office, Ludgate Circus', London.) ;SsSig;:g- '- , COOK'S "PASSAGE AGENCY., „ . OOK'S IT ASSAGE GENCY. —— ' If you Want a Passage by -,' ' LsV. and O. Co. Shaw, Savill, & A. Co. 1 I Orient-Royal Mail N.Z. Shipping Co. J.-V- - North-German Cape Lines , " Canadian-Australian White Star, etc., etc. SEXD FOR fV'! 1 " ' riOOK'S QAILING T IST wfv'-VQpK'S - JAILING' JUIST / <*ith Map), posted Free, giving FARES and /'--.' .Sutilmsi in advance by all Lines, all Routes, 1 «nd Clasieg, to all parta of the "World. isexd invited. /book's qailing t Ist Bailing x_jst (with Map), posted Free, giving FARES and 1 !V Sailfecs in arfvanec by all Lines, all Routes, " arid Classes, to all part* of the World. $f|kV:':',.' ' - Inquiries invited. BOOK'S V . HUMPING ■- f\FICE, i ; .' fi ,% , l; ; 62. QUEEN-STREET. till > •' ..--:> ■-,'■' -.- .'.-.- liilfelSM«-^^,-r;:.^l^'-^'^". : ':.^^^'...''-■^.V',:-^.- '~.;,;■,:■;•■.■■
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13768, 5 June 1908, Page 1
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