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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18341, 6 March 1923, Page 1

SHIPPING. TP™* _ SHIP COMPANY I *- OP NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. CAN LAST australasian R. If. LINE TO ADA, UNITED STATES AND EUROPE. Via Suva, Honolulu. Victoria (8.C.), and Vancouver. Proposed Sailings from Auckland. * * Tuoa., Mar. 6 10 p.m. ' i)'vr'a" — T ,les -i April 3, II a.m. ! S-M-3- . Tues., May 8. II a.m. 1 R.M.s. MAKURA ... Tues., June 5, 11 a.m. ] M.b. NIAGARA... Tuea., July 10, 11 a.m. FOR SYDNEY. R.M.S. MAKURA ... Friday, Mar. 16, 3 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO R.M. LINE. TO UNITED STATUS. CANADA AND | EUROPE. From WELLINGTON, Via tonga, Papeete and San Francisco, o'vf^NUl ... Tuesday, Mar. '20 ; xj'iir'a' c. ••• Tuesday. Apl. -2-4 ; R.M.S. MA UN G AN I ... Tuesday, May 22 i R.M.S. TAHITI •• Tuesday. June -UK • S.M..S. MAUNGANUI ... Tuesday. July '21 | COASTAL. INTERCOLONIAL AND ! ISLAND SERVICES. | Gisborne and Napier. Arshora Tuesday, March 6. 4 p.m. t.aila at Tokoroaru Bay with. Passengers. New PWmouth (from Onahunga). Rai"a'*a, Thursday, March 8. 3 p.m. j Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff. j Oaaiara. Tiroaxn. (Car,<ro Only.) Wanaita Friday, March 0. . Grey-mouth Cargo Oniyl. *V Aipon Thursday. March Stn. Noon. _ Wellington to Lyttelton. Steamer 7.45 p.m. daily (Sundays excepted). | Berths may be Booked at Auckland. j Sydney Direct. Mamma Friday, March 9, II a.m. I Manuka Friday. March 16. 11 a.m. { Sydney (from Wellington), Marama Friday, March 23. Manuka Friday, March 23. Melbourne (from Wellington). Mceraln Friday. March 9. Fiji (Suva), Tonga (Vavau, Haapai, I Nukualofa), Samoa (Apia.). Tofua, Saturday. March 31. OANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS. : ' TRAVEL THE NATIONAL WAY ACROSS j I CANADA. Connecting -with Central and Eastern United States, and Forming: a link with all the principal cities in Canada from Pacific to Atlantic Coasts, and serving every province in the Dominion j of Canada. j . j - Through the wonderful scenery of the . Canadian National Rockies (North American i Alps) on steel-equipped trains, with luxuriant , sleeping cam and all the essential factors ! I necessary for comfort in travelling. j t - Connecting with Cunard. White Star, and all i Trans-Atlantic Steamship Lines to Great I ■ Britain and European destinations. i ■ I - For illustrated booklets, descriptive pamphlets and hill information apply to , " UNION STEAM SHIP CO.. LTD.. j " THOS. COOK AND SON. j i Or : [ CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS, | !

Rooms 5 and 6. Ferry Building. Auckland. j Rooms 5 and 6. Ferry Building, Auckland. I THE ALL RED ROUTE TO CANADA, ;i- THE U.5.A.., GREAT BRITAIN AND EUROPE. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. In Connection with THE CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAS' ROYAL HAIL LINE And UNION-SAN FRANCISCO LINE. THE GREAT SCENIC ROUTE THROUGH THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS OF CANADA. Stop-overs Allowed Where Required. Four Trains a day (during the summer season) from Vancouver to Eastern Canadian ami U.S. points, including Canada's Train da luxe, "THE TRANS-CANADA LIMITED." Tie Finest and Fastest Trans-Continental Train on the North American Continent. 92 Hours Vancouver-Montreal 88 Hours Vancouver-Toronto. Connections made at Canadian and U.S. Atlantic Ports with all Atlantic Lines. Passages booked to any point in Canada, the U.S.A.. Great Britain, and the Continent.. Illustrated Pamphlets and Full Information from any Office of the Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand, Ltd.. Thos. Cook and Son, or Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Union House. Sydney. gHIRE I 5 E. | LONDON AND WEST COAST PORTS, I UNITED KINGDOM. OUT AND HOME. FLEET.Argyllshire, Ayrshire, Banffshire, Buteshire. Berwickshire; also, Morayshire and Nairnshire (Turbine Steamers). CARGO CARRIED AT LOW RATES OF FREIGHT. J _____ OFFERS OF CARGO, LONDON TO NEW ZEALAND, WANTED. SHIRE LINE built first steamer specially constructed for New Zealand Refrigerated Trade, which vessel loaded in New Zealand. ISB4. Since then the Company has been contiguously in the Passenger and Cargo j Trade to and from New; Zealand. For Passage and Freight, apply to TURNBULL. MARTIN AND CO.. Loading Brokers, Dunedin. Q V. T E_ T O A. j Weather and other circumstances permitting. I FOR WAIUKU. I Leaves Onehanga: Leaves Waiuku: Fa, 9t.h. 10 a.m. Fri.. tttlj. 3.15 p.m. •Hon., 12th, noon. Tues., 13th, 6.30 a.m. •Calls at Orna Ray. TV. TOR. A AJfT) WAV PORT!;

Xfci tujsa d.lll WAX fuaia. Leaves Onehtmga: Leaves Te Tora: Wed.. 7th. 10 a.m. Wed.. 7th, 2 p.m. FOB ORUA BAY. HUIA AND WHATIPU. Leaves Onehunga: Leaves Whatipu: Sat.. 10th. '2.15 p.m. Snn., 11th. 3.30 p.m. OBUA BAY AND ETJIA. Leaves Ouehunga: Leaves Hnis: Thurs., Bth. 3 i>.m. Thur3., Bth. 4.30 p.m. Auckland Assents, DELLSW AND GELMORE. Phono 3746. Hellaby'a Buildings. HDDDAET • PiEKES LINE. Circumstances permitting.) FOB SYDNEY DIRECT. Cr.TVAROA . . - • . Friday. March 23. " SYDNEY (from Wellincton). DUMA ROA Friday, March 3 Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. Surgeon Carried. Office: QUAY ST- (odd. Queen's Wharf), j , — i PIASO SHIPPING , COMPANY. LTD. I S.S. ONEROA — TIME-TABLE. Leaves Auckland: Leaves Nsatea: Tuesday. 6th, 7 p.m. j Thur3., Bih. midnight. Friday, 9th, 9 p.m. Kaiiiere, Ngania. and Patetonga cargo re- j jeived until noon; other ports until four ; o'clock day of sailing. WATKIN AND WALLIS. 'Phone 807 and 2460 A. Agents. U S S E L L A N D OPU4. SCOW HERALD Will load Cargo for above porta TO-MOR-ROW (Wednesday). Further particulars apply, A. W. BRYANT. Phone t>T9. 2. Waitemata, Chambers. rOE MERCURY BAY. TAUEANGA. J AND THE mount. The East Const Shipping Company's I Houto will receive Cargo until 4 p.m. TO- I DAY (Tuesday WATKIN AND WALLIS. j Axmnta. 'Fhaaat 2iSCA una m. I