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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14294, 14 February 1910, Page 1

Shipping. ■ . j rjTHE "yANCOUVER R 011 ?®' CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN R.M. S.S. LINES CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. i|--Through some of the Greatest SCENIC! WONDERS of the World to all P»rts of CANADA, UNITED STATES. BRITISH ISLES, and CONTINENT OF EUROPE. ROUND-THE-WORLD TOTJRS. • In conjunction with all the Cape, Suez. Cnina and Japan Lines. > •„ AT LOWEST RATES. . , i f Steamers leave at follows:— ■ Tons From from Reg. Sydney. Suva. 1910 t9lo* MAITAI 3,393 Feb.' 14 Feb. 22 ♦MARAMA 6.437 Mch. 14 Mch 21 ♦JIAKURA ... ... 8,075 Apt 11 Apl. 18 STEAMER - May 9 May 1/ MAR AM A 6.437 Jne. 6 Jne. 13 And at 28-day intervals thereafter. •New Twin-screw Steamer. j; Send for Descriptive Matter to UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD.. V Managing Agent*. gHIRE Xi 1 K DIRECT STEAMERS. j NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON. V Steamer. Tons. Commander. AYRSHIRE* ... 10,200 B. Coull. BANFFSHIRE... 8,100 J. Wallace. PERTHSHIRE... 8.000 ,C. Porder. FIFESHIRE ... 8,500 E. T. Oremer. - « BUTESHIRE ... 8,000 W. J. Page. V NAIRNSHIRE... 8.500 W. Chicken. I MORAYSHIRE... 8,500 A. McLauchlan. ■ " Twin Screw. v The above magnificent Steamers, whldv have all been specially built for the New Zealand trade, and make an average passage of 46 days, will be despatched at regular in-, tervals. , i Steamers are fitted throughout with every modern convenience, and accommodation is provided for Saloon and Steerage Passengers. Doctor and Stewardess carried. Passage Money: Saloon, 40 guineas: Steerace, £14 10s. £16 10s. £18 10s. For further information apply to the Managing Owners, TURNBULL. MARTIN. AND CO.. 1. Crawford-at.. Dunedin. ■■■' g S. JZJ" I R E R E. FOR WAIROA SOUTH AND MARAETAL Leaves Northcote Ferry Tee. • Leaves AUCKLAND: LEAVES WAIBOA: Moil., 14th, 5.30 p.m. Tues., 15th, 10 a.m. Wed., 16th, 8 a.m. Thurs., 17th, 11 a.m. HOWICK AND WIIITFORD. TURANGA CREEK. LEAVES AUCKLAND: LEAVESTURANOA CREEK: Frio 18th, 10 30 a.m. Fri., IBth, 1.30 p.m. MIRANDA. LEAVES AUCKLAND: LEAVES MIRANDA: tSat.. 19th. 6.30 a.m. Sat., 19th, 2 p.m. . t Cargo for Kaiawa and New Brighton only. Weather and other circumstances permitting. No cargo received within half an hour of advertised time of sailing. DEVONPORT FERRY COMPANY. Telephone 284. Agents. QOOK'9 gUMMER ijpOUES. TO : ROTORUA AND SIGHTS. .. 1 WAIRAKEI AND TAUPO, WANGANUI RIVER, ? JIT. COOK, COLD LAKES, f ; Etc., Etc.. Eto. 1. Rail /ioach and qteamer, ail and oteamer. j With or Without Hotel Expenses. j Special Inclusive lares. Trouble Saved. No Booking Fees.' Quotations Given for any Trip Desired. . .< ROOK'S.. ;i.- rjiOTmiffr- ; qfficb. ' . 62, QUEEN-STREET. EXT TIME YOU TRAVEL, BE WISECHECK YOUR BAGGAGE. Our new system of Checking Baggage is the biggest boon imaginable to. travellers, It relieves them of trouble, ensures prompt delivery at their destination, costs no more, and safeguards against loss". The system includes collection, checking, and delivery, and scores of travellers are now using it and praising it. They have found it so useful and reliable. ' rjIHE 2 EALAND jgjXPRESS QOMPANY, J^TD., AUCKLAND OFFICE: FOBT-ST. AS. GREYHOUND receives all Cargo too . AVHANGAROA. HOUIIORA, PUKE NUI. WAIHOPO, WAIHARARA, KAIMAU MAU. AND AWANUI from noon, TUESDAY up till 4 p.m., WEDNESDAY, not later. Saili at 6.30. For freight and passage apply oi board. • MASTER, Agent. N.B.— Cargo received after 4 p.m. oi day of sailing. B. J! 1 L • O B A L February Leave Whitford, 10 a.m.; leav( Howick, 10.45 a.m. ..... February 15—Leave Auckland, 11 a.m.. February Leave Whitford, 12 noon; leavi Howick, 12.45 p.m. February 19—Leave ; Auckland, 2.30 p.m. THE wanganui river— SCENIC ROUTE TO WELLINGTON Auckland to Wellington in Two- Days. Service from Taumarunui: TUES., THURS., AND SATURDAYS. For Time-tables, Fares. Itineraries, apply A. HATRICK AND CO., Wanganui, / ' Tourist Bureaux. Or. THOS. COOK AND SON. Booking Agents Business Cards. fjII-IIAH L AIBD Virst-class B.T. Marine. Engineer's Certificat (Late Northern S.S. Co.), CONSULTING ENGINEER. Ships and Machinery Inspected. Repairs Supervised , No 10, Tyrone Buildings (next door Thame Hotel)-, Telephone 2506. :/r. ■■■ Telephone, Private, 1366. PEW BITTEN BALANCE-SHEETS. ' 'Phone, 2033. M lB3 E. M. J ONEB ' GOVT. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, 99, Queen-street (opp. Fort-street). I L L I A M J? R \ T E i gHAREBROKER, JJOUSE AND J\AND j^GENT, No. 8, COLWILL'S BUILDINGS, Swanson-street. 'Phone, 3021. P.O. Box, 787. : 0 - - — - — — —r— • FJIO THOSE ON THE LANI WE CAN NOW SUPPLY A FIRST-CLAS MEAL FOR POULTRY. PIGS, ETC., In 1501b Bags, at 6s per. 100. delivered t Boat or Rail. Cellulose, 11.85; Albuinenoids, 10.19. IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE— . EIOEMEAL. POLLARD. BRAN, LINSEED . , MEAL, Etc., Eto. ! PRICES LOW NOW. • A HIGH-GRADE GUANO. Very Finely Ground, 85 per cent. Phosphate, £5 12s 6d per toi less 2i per cent. dis. 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