Shipping. CHAW, OAVTLL AND QO-. *"' T LMITED. rrrt? DTRECT LINE OF STEAMERS TO 15 LONDON. VIA Panama canal. SHE LARGEST PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND TRADE. Carrying lit, 2nd, and 3rd Class Passengers. Bailings (circtimstarces permitting):— - ""~ Sons Com- Date of Final gteamer. Res- mander. Leaving. Port. Mimic .TOM Crosaland April 15 Well. J* 231 '■ ft* y ! Sir tonic .'.12.233 - May 1 We U. Tamfci ..10.000 , Kelly May Wei. AwS ..'IO,OOO Clayden June WellAll Twin Screws and Wireless Telegraphy. ■ (Booking for Newport News by Special Arrangement.) Fcr full particulars apply te ' L. D. NATHAN AND CO.. LTD. A S PATERSON AND CO.. LID. DALGETY AND CO.. LTD. fTHE "W'EW ALAND SHIPPING pOMPAN'Y, T IMirai). DIRECT LINE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM. VIA PANAMA CANAL. LARGE MODERN T^IN-SCREW PASSENGER STEAMERS. WITH UNSURPASSED ACCOMMODATION. Steamer Tons. From About REMUERA 11.500 Wellington May 27 ?A Ja. 8,500 Wellington May 31 rcrwrrTAKA 9,000 Wellington To follow SoAHITT 111000 Wellington To follow For further particulars apply THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED, ' Quay Street. AucklandF. — s - FEDERAL AND SHIRE LINE. DIRECT SERVICE TO THE WEST COAST Dlßt UNITED KINGDOM PORTS. STEAMERS AT INTERVALS. v«r AVONMOUTH, LIVERPOOL, MANrHT&TER and GLASGOW, taking Wool, Skins General aud Refrigerated Cargo at & Current Rates of Freight, to be followed by other tint-class Steamers at regular intervale. W vn?TLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR FIRST AND THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS TO AVONMOUTH '.BRISTOL;. • Passengers forwarded to Port of Departure Free. Vessels fitted throughout with Electris Light. For Freight and Passage apply to ARTHUR NATHAN, LTD.. Agents. 40. Customs Street East, AUCKLAND. TWA AND SINGAPORE, JA V A FROM SYDNEY. Under Contract with the Government of New South Wales. SAILINGS ON APPLICATION. MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. Return Tifkets interchangeable with the Royal Packet S.N. Co. TO EUROPE, via SINGOPORE AND INDIA, in (oniiinrt.cn with the i. and U. S'v Co. from Smß&'wrc, with option °' numerous' interertiug route* from JJatavia or B.ngapore to London, etc. For particulars, apply BURNS, PHILP AND CO.. LTD., 20, Customs Street rpIOIARDSON line OF steamers. S.S. MAKO. ''iri-iims'.aniPa i,i ri: 11 Mi:. li.f ■ e"sel will U despatched I, « p.m. TOMORROW (Thiirsdiyi, for East < oast Buys. A limited i;uni.t:!y oi (Jencral Cargo will be received ai H.ibson Wharf from 8.30 a.m. till 4.30 p.m. TO DAY Wednesday!. April 2. (or the follrwniß rorts.--Cape Runaway. Te Aruroa, Port Awanui, T-ipsroa, W.Mpir<i Bay, Tokomaru Bay, Waipare, «nd T«',ago Bay. Si-teal arrangements must lie made for timber or cargo of a danjerous nature. pICHARDSON AND PO„ T TD., 8-0. FERRY BUILDINGS. I 'horn-, f'-l. 1} O R W,< 1T A KARU RU, J KB. TUHANGA. Leaves Kinc's Wharf Leives Waitakaruru. Wed., ind. 6 p.m. 'Cargo, Monday. 31st, 12 uuonWeather and other circumstance permitting atLARKE, Quay St., Auckland. Phono 4089
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17125, 2 April 1919, Page 1
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