Shipping. CHAW, BAVILL, AND ALBION CO., O LTD. S.S. RANGATIRA. FROM LONDON, DUE ABOUT MARCH 19, 1914. Consignees are requested to pass entries, present Bills of Lading, pay Freight, and take out delivery orders without delay. Goods impeding discharge will be stored it consignees' risk and expense. Any claims must be rendered in duplicate, within 7 days after discharge of the goods, same to show matrks and numbers of packages and number of Bill of Lading. I\'c claims will be recognised unless the goods are examined prior to romoval from the wharf. The Commander will not he responsible for »ny debts contracted by his crew without his written authority. L. D. NATHAN AND CO., LTD.. Agents. rr-HE TpYSEB T INE. T LMITED. MONTHLY DESPATCH OF FIRST-CLASS CARGO STEAMERS. TO LONDON DIRECT. Due AuckSteamer. Tons. Commander, land about. "Star of Victoria 12,500 E. D. Beck Mar. 31 ■Nerehana 10,000 J. Compton Apl. 9 Muritai 12,500 J. Firth May 6 •Twin Screw. The above steamers are all built specially lor the New Zealand trade, fitted with Refrigerating Machinery of the most modern type, in charge of competent engineers, and are noted for the exceptionally satisfactory condition .in which. their frozen meat' carIjeing delivered. . -5- — ~,"_;-,; The Company is prepared to carry Wool and Produce of every description at Lowest Current Rates of Freight. HEATHER. ROBERTON. LTD.. Agents. Auckland. W. d~ £ NORD-DEUI3CHER LLOYD. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL STEAMERS from SYDNEY to BREMEN. FARES: NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON. FIRST-CLASS. £76 18s; Return. £118 ss. SECOND-CLASS. £44 8a; Return. £68 Ea. THIRD-CLASS, £17 to £21: Return. £34 4s to £41 Bs. SAILINGS. Leaves. Leaves. Steamers. Tens. Sydney. Melb'ne. •BOON ... 8,174 April 15 April 18 •SCHARNHORST 8,388 May 13 May 16 •GNETSENAU ...8,000 June 10 June 13 •Twin Screw. All steamers fitted with wireless installation. TO CHINA AND JAPAN. Regular four-weekly service is maintained oy twin-screw steamers from Sydney, via BRISBANE. NEW GUINEA, MANILA, HONGKONG. KOBE, YOKOHAMA, connecting at Hongkong with N.D.L. Fortnightly Service to Europe, via SINGAPORE and SUEZ. PRINZ WALDEMAR April 4 FARES.-HONGKONG: _, First-class. £40: Becond. £26. for passengers and full particulars, LANGGUTE AND CO., Customs Street West. Auckland. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'B EASTERN CANADIAN STEAM SERVICE To AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND, UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE CANA: DIAN GOVERNMENT. The following steamers win sail from CANADA for ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN:- ' BATSFORD To sail March 20. SOUTHERN To sail April 20. To be followed by other First-class Steamers each month For rates of freight and other information, apply to the NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO.. LTD, 213, Board of Trade Buildings. Montreal. .Or to the Company's branches and agencies throughout New Zealand and Australia. For Monthly Time-table to London see advertisements in Tuesday's, Thursday's, and Saturday's issues. CHIRE LINE OF STEAMERS-NEW <._£_ ZEALA_NJD__TO_A_7O^ Steamers. Tons Commander. ARGYLLSHIRE' ... 12,000 W. Chicken ' AYRSHIRE* ... 10.200 W. J. Page BANFFSHIRE ... 8.100 J., Wallace PERTHSHIRE* ... 8,000 J. Thompson BUTESHIRE ... 8.000 W. H. Brodie NAIRNSHIRE ... 8,500 C. Forder MORAYSHIRE ._._ 8.600 H. C. Howard *Twin Screw. The above magnificent Steamers, which have all been specially built for the New Zealand trade, will be despatched at regular intervals. Steamers »-a fitted -throughout with every modern convenience, and accommodation is provided for Baioon »nd Steerage Passengers. Passage Money: Saloon. 40 guineas per adultSteerage £16 10s. £18 10s. and £20 iOs per adult, from any New Zealand port. For further information, apply to the Manaeine Owners. TURNBULL, MARTIN. AND CO., 1. Crawford Street, Dunedin. ''THOS. pOOK AND DON (Offices All Over »ha World) A GENTS pOR ALL T INES. If You Want a Passage by P. and O. Co. Shaw-Savill Co. Orient Line ('ape Lines. N.D.L. (German) Canadian-Aust. Line N.Z. ShiODiaK Co. White Star, etc., etc. gOOK AT pOOK'S. If yea want Choice of Accommodation cabled for by DIFFERENT LINES and Best Berths Secured at Lowest. Rates ■gOOK AT QOOK'S. If you be in doubt as to which line to pioceeii by. or require general information, send for pOOii'S OAILING T IST BOOK'S AILING JL/IST (With Ma»). posted Free, giving FARES and Sailings for 1914 by all Lines, all Routes and Classes, to all parts of the World. No Booking Fees. Apply BOOK'S CHIPPING r\FFICE. W. QUEEN STREET. I A USTRALIAN BOWLERS TESTIFY TO ■tt. OUR CHECKED BAGGAGE SYSTEM THE TESTIMONY WE GET TO OUR CHECKED BAGGAGE SYBTEM INDICATES ITS EFFICIENCY. We handled the Australian Bowlers' Baggage, and the Manager writes:"Not a package was lost or mislaid. Attention throughout New Zealand was splendid." For Comfortablo Travelling, check your batage through us. Wo call for it, check on by rail or oes, and deliver immediately on arrival. THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO.. LTD., Fort Street, Auckland.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15562, 20 March 1914, Page 1
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