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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15056, 27 July 1912, Page 1

Shipping. CANADIAN.. AUSTRALIAN jy? YAL M^L™ NEW 7EALAND,:' 11 AMERICA, , - nrtW __. THUEOPE. SAILINGS FOE CANADAFrom /*•??,„,, Sydney. Auckland. "maKUEA I Z Jnly 29 Aug. -2 ZEALANDIA Aug. 25 Aug. 30 MAEAMA Sept. 23 Sept. 27 MAKUEA Oct. 21 Oct. 25 ZEALANDIA ... ... Nov. 18 Nov. 22 MAEAMA ... ... Dee. 16 Deg^gL. Round-the-World Tours Arranged. / NEXT SAILING FOR SYDNEY: ZEALANDIA. JULY 30. 6 p.m. All Twin-screw and equipped with wireless telegraphy. . Pamphlets, Maps, and all information tree. UNION S-S. CO.. OF N.Z.. LTD.. Managing Agents. HUDDAET-PAEKEE LINE. FAVOURITE PASSENGER SERVICE. Circumstances permitting, steamers will Sail as under:— FOR SYDNEY. ' WIMMERA I Mon. I Aug. 6 1 5.30 p.m. tULIMAROA j Fri. j Aug. 23 I (from Web) .FOR GISBORNE, NAPIER, WELLINGTON. LYTTELTON. AND bUNEDIN. VICTQKIA~~ j^^iQrA"M U - Stl 5j 3 p.m. (Cargo received until noon.)FOR MELBOURNE. VIA SOUTH AND HOBART. 2 I tULIMAROA I Thurs. I Aug. 1 I (from Well.)! All fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. tTwin Screw. All Tickets for Stop-over or Return mutually interchangeable with the Union Co. OFFICE-7. Customs-street. TAPAN- • J THE LAND OF A THOUSAND WONDERS. Famous Old Temples. Beautiful Flowers. Splendid Motoring.- Grand Scenery. The MosU Famous Gardens in the World, Excellent Railways. Splendid Hotels. Interesting People. THE BEST WAY TO GET THERE Is by the NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (The Japan Mail Steamship Co.). A SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED SERVICE of Fast and Comfortable Steamers, calling at QUEENSLAND PORTS, MANILA, AND HONGKONG. With Connections to All Eastern Centres. leave Sydney as under: Steamer. Tons. Commander. Noon. ' 1912." KUMANO MARU 6000 M. Winkler Aug 7 YAWATA MARC 4000 T.-Sekine Sep. *.-. NIKKO MARU .. 6000 M Yagi Oct. 3 Special Side Trip can be arranged at HONGKONG, affording the Tourist an opportunity of seeing the BEAUTIFUL SCENERY of the WEST. RIVER. _—;,- THROUGH TICKETS issued to, EUROPE, AMERICA, and in connection with ROUNDTHE WORLD BOOKINGS. For further particulars, apply to HENDERSON AND MACFAELANE, ', Agents, Fort-street. -jITESSAGEEIES Tl*- I TIME S. FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS, ' For MARSEILLES, via MELBOURNE. ADELAIDE, FREMANTLE, COLOMBO, BOMBAY. ADEN. SUEZ, and POET SAID. _____ Mel- AdeSteamer Sydney, bourne laide. Noon. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. AUSTEALIEN .. Aug. 5 Aug. 8 Aug. 10 YAKEA .. .. .. Sept. 2 Sept, 5 Sept. 7 FARES TO MARSEILLES—SingIe. £20 to £75* To LONDON, via PARIS, £21 to £82 10s, including table wines. For further particulars, apply to „ HENDERSON AND- MACFARLANE. TTENDEESON AND TMACFARIANE, Agents: MESSAGERIES ItfAEITIMES CO. (French Mail Line, via Suea;). NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (Japanese Mail Line). P. AND O. BRANCH SERVICE (late Lund's Bluo Anchor Line). HOLT'S BLUE FTJi\i>„L LINE (South African LontTfth Lines). BURNS. PIIILP. AND CO., LTD. (SingaporeJava Line, New Guinea and Solomon Island Line, and New Hebrides). Intending Passengers to London, Japan, or South Africa can Book and obtain full particulars of Fares, all classes, from TTENDERSON AND -jyrACFARLANE, HOBSON BUILDINGS, FORT-STREET. rpHE MEW J7EALAND AND A FRICAN X S.S. C°- L IMITED (Under Contract to the New Zealand Government). __„„ DIRECT STEAM SERVICE FROM _ _ WEST COAST POUTS. UNITED KINGDOM, TO NEW ZEALAND. Steamers en route: — T.S.S. ESSEX, sailed 22nd June. S.S. SUSSEX, to sail 20th July. „ .... T.S.S. BVERTON GRANGE, to sail 17th August. ' . . . , To be followed at Monthly intervals ' by other FIRST-CLASS STEAMERS, Taking Cargo from BRISTOL, GLASGOW. MANCHESTER, AND LIVERPOOL. _, . Importers will do well to instruct their English Correspondents to ship direct from the above-mentioned Ports in the numerous eases where a saving in charges can he effected.—For particulars apply to THE N.Z. AND AFRICAN 8.8. CO., LTD.. 2, Fcnchurch Avenue, Loudon. Or their Agents. At Bristol, Glasgow, Cardiff, Manchester, and Liverpool; __ Or to the N.Z. and AFRICAN S.S. CO., LTD., Union Chambers, Wellington; Or to ARTHUR H. NATHAN, LTD., 40. Customs-street. Auckland. F. AND S. FEDERAL AND SHIRE LINE. Under Contract with the New Zealand Government. DIRECT SERVICE TO TE_5 WEST COAST UNITED KINGDOM PORTS. S.S. NAIRNSHIRE, to 'sail finally" from Lyttelton, 27th July. .. fi _ fll ,- T.S.S. DRAYTON GRANGE >lo sail finally from Lyttelton, 30th August. MANFor AVONMOUTH, LIVERPOOL, Wool, CHESTER, and GLASGOW, taking Wool. Skins, General and. Refrigerated Cargo at Lowest Current Rates of freight, to t |J2_. lowed by other First-class Steamers At Itegu excSeot accommodattrargjgsf T AND THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS IO AVONMOUTH (BRISTOL). SALOON FARE: £42 Single; £66 STEERAGE: From £14 10s Single; £-26 «» jSengers forwarded to Port of Departure Vessels fitted throughout with Electric Light. Surgeon and Stewardess carrien- d Warrants for Passages from the J J ° U ?_ Kingdom can be obtained at this end uy Prepayment of Passage Money. For Freight and Passage, apply to ARTHUR H. NATHAN, LT^ ntß 40, Customs-street East, AUCKLANDrpiIOS pOOK AND gON (Chief Office, Lndcate Circus, London). ROOK'S PASSAGE A G|NOY. IJOOK'S X ASSAGE __.GENCY. DLiiECT AGENTS FOE P aud 0. Co. Shaw, Savill Co. Orient Line Cape Lines N D.L. (German) Canadian-Aust Lino N.Z. Shipping Co. White Star, etc. etc. "Sailing List" now out for 1913. Let us iAiO »e» in au offer of IQI 9 . XyiO Berth. Remember you _"_._» cannot apply too early! No deposit necessary till passage decided on. pOOK'S, 62, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. STEAMER PASSENGERS. TRAIN TRAVELLERS. Check your Baggage through us What's the advantage, you say? Just this: From beginning to end yon are saved the worry and bother of looking after your things. We call for them, place them on board, take delivery on arrival, and hasten with them to your stopping place. Our system is reliable. Not expensive, and adds a. new joy to travelling.—The N.Z. Express Co., Ltd., Fort-st„ Auckland.