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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15504, 10 January 1914, Page 1

Shipping. i nnHE T7-ANCOUVER "DOOTJS^ AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEAIJUSD-GSA«AJM,. 1 Via Fiji and Honolulu. BOOKINGS TO ALL PARTS OF ECBOKB AND ROUND-THE-WORLD *OtrKß m ARRANGED. ' ■ "•' :j, t,. From S^wWK Steamer. Sydney. Auckland. ♦NIAGARA I ... 13 ' :; Jsi^l^ MABAMA Feb. 8 Feb. 17 «ntt .:: :::$i St •nwgara .sr« mm MARAMA May « May 4 iMAKUBA JuS« 1 SS,fi •NIAGARA ... Z, Jttßeaa 'Jm'm ♦New triple screw. 18.500' tons register. Marama and Makura twin screw. . All eouinned with Wireless Telegraphy. JJEXT QAILING FOR g|l>»gt/ MARAMA ... Tuesday, January 13, 5 p4»i Pamphlets. Maps, .and" all iwii UNION 8.8. CO. Ot.ti&lbtß*■"' " Managing Aganta. ■ JAPAN-THE w A THOtfS^ « UM-* J? to0 « Old: Tstoplea. Beautiful Flowers. % ggeadia JaPfKiW ._,„,„ Grand, Scenwy. The Most Famous Gardens in the World, -« , m i « Excellent Railways. :_ SD fe% d ~ ^l s Z l»taresti»g_P*sple. THE BEST WAY TO GET THERE Is by the " ' NIPPON YUSEN; KAISHJu (The Japan Mail Steamship Co.). nvJ&^Pl^MFg* l ®* SERVICE Of Fast and ComfortebleiSteamerfc.caUin* at _ QUEENSLAND POBTSr^^ m . MANILA,. AND .HONGKONG, With Connections top EasterVceatnt. Steamers leave Sydney as under;— Steamer. .Tons. Commander. Noon. » i RTVE^ 1 " 38,01 *ffl?/?i GH PPKETS issued to EUROPE, BobStW ** *° Vml PoxJHSfe"" Particulars, apply'to HENDEBSON 4 MACFAKLANB, Agents. Fort Street. gENDERSON AND TLrACFABLANE. Agents: ME3SAGEBIES CO. (French Mail Line, via Sues). NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (Japanese Mail lime) P. AND 0 BRANCH SERVICE (late Lund's Blue Anchor Line). HOLT'S BLUE FUNNEL LINE (South African London Lines). BURNS. PHILP, AND CO.. LTD. (Singapore. Java Line. New Guinea and Solo. mon Island Line, and New Hebrides).

Intending Passengers to London, Japan, or South Africa can • book and obtain fall particulars of Fazes, all classes, from gENDERSON AND TMrACFARLANE. HOBSON BUILDINGS, FORT STREET, -M-ESSAGEBIES TI*"ABITIMBS. FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS. For MARSEILLES. Tin MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE. FREMANTLE. COLOMBO, BOMBAY. ADEN. SUEZ and PORT SAID. a, ' Mel- . AdsSteamer. Sydney, bourne, lsids, Noon. 1 p.m. . OALBDONIEN •. Jan" 17 Jan. 20 Jan. 22 DUMBEA T7 .. Feb. 14 Feb. 17 Feb, 18 FARES TO MARSEILLES'. Single.'4ls to £78 2s. To LONDON, vi» PARIS, £18 to' £83 10s. including fable wines. • For further particulars, apply.to : r£BE gLUE JtUNNELJ, TINE, (ALFRED HOLT, AND CO.!, ;/" * THE. Fast tWin-scrEW; Btbamer6l ; Carrying First Salooii Posaentfers only,' TO LONDON. VIA SOUTH AFRICA, Will Leave Sydney aa, follows:— • . Steamer. Tons. Commander. Sails. ULYSSES I — ! Warrall i Jan. 29 AENEAS 10,000 Barber Feb 21 ASCANIUB j 10,000 j Chrimeg I M«! 22 Wireless Telegraphy. Laundry, and Nursery. FARES: SYDNEY TO LONDON, £46 to £60. Single: £81 to £108. Return. SYDNEY TO DURBAN OR CAPETOWN: From £80 Single; £58 Return. Single-berth porthole cabins (when available), £55 and £60 to London. • ROUND TICKETS: Homeward by Hltte Funnel and return N.DJj., via.Sues Canal—' FirsVclass both ways, £100: Becond-class. N-D.L.. £76. For all particulars apply HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE General Agents for N.Z.; MURRAY. ROBERTS AND CO., LTD.. Wellington. Namer and Dunedin. FAND Q' • FEDERAL AND SHIRE LINK. ©• DIRECT SERVICE TO THE WEST COAST UNITED KINGDOM PORTS. S.S. SUSSEX, to sail finally from Wellington January 30. T.S.S AYRSHIRE, to load in Auckland about January 20, sailing finally February 28. J&n&XPNMO&TE, LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, and GLASGOW, taking Wool, Skins General and Refrigerated Cargo at Lowest Current Hates of Freight, to be followed by other First-class Steamers at regular intervals FOR FIRST AND THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS TO AVONMOUTH (BRISTOL). SALOON FAKE: £42 Single; £66 Return. 10 STEERAGE: From £16 10s Single £32 Fwe MeneerS forwarded t0 Port of Departure Light"*" fi " ed thrcmshout with Electric Warrants for Passages from the United £mgdom can bo obtained at this end by Fare a £2o °* PMmße M °ney. Lowest For Freight and Passage, apply to ARTHUR H. NATHAN, LTD., .. Agents.' 40. Customs Street East. AUCKLAND.

P < AND Q FEDERAL AND BHIEE LINE. DIRECT STEAM SERVICE FROM TTEST COAST PORTB. UNITED KINGDOM. TO NKW ZEALAND. Steamers en route: hh'HTrsi&SF 11 ?.' duo about January 19. hh' RrS4^T'r? a J. led 20th December. TBB B w™jTO?*# Bail 17th Jan - 1914 - 8.8. WESTMEATH, to. sail 14th February. To be followed at Monthly interval* _~_. by other FIRST-CLASS STEAMERS. Taking; Cargo trom BRISTOL. GLASGOW, MANCHESTER. AND LIVERPOOL. Fn^P-v. 1 *?? wiU do weU to inetruot their Til *=k Correspondents to ship direct from tfie above-mentioned porta in the numerous ¥• jnere a fl a».inK in charges can be Mfected.—For particulars apply to THE N.Z. AND AFRICAN S.S. CO.. LTD.. 2. Fenchurch Avenue. London. Or their Agents. At Bristol. Glasgow. Cardiff. Manchester, and Liverpool; 0r T Tn he rT , '' ? AND AFRICAN S.S. CO.. LTD.. Union Chambers, Wellington; Or to ARTHUR H. NATHAN. LTD.. *0. Customs Street. Auckland. QEND FOR "ROOK'S 0 AILING T IST." tPoeted Free). Giving FARES AND SAILING DATES CJRok'S Co., Booked VOOJtt S Orient Line I pa 8 a affa J ND.L. (German) laßattse Passages : Can.-Australian All Lin«« Passages - N.Z. Shipping Co. '-A 1 Routes Passages Shaw-SavA go. I a Classes CBBI-1 l White Star Line masses COOK'S Cape Lines Lowest OOKS V Etc.. etc.. etc. ' feStoST IMPORTANT! Offers of Accommodation cabled for V,-,, DIFFERENT LINES, and CHOICE GIVEN after Inspection of plans filed at our Office This is a unique facility, now that so many steamers are almost full. No Commission Charges! Trouble Saved! Free Assistance at Principal Ports. Inquiries Invited. Travel Made Easy. QOOK'S CHIPPING (-JFFICE. 62, QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND-