~1 TNIOIST STEAMSHIP COMPANY U NEW ZEALAND (UffiS °F BLACK DIAMOND LINE. & TIME-TABLE SERVICE "" '• - - > Wairarapa Hawea Rotorua Mon | Oct 25 I 3 pm 5 Wed J Oct 27| 2 pm Prx a J Oct 29 J 12.30 pKfc DUNEDIN, VIA LYTTELTON. Wairarapa Hawea | Mon J Oct 25 | 3 pm , I Wed 1 Oct 27 | 2 pm MELBOURNE. VIA LYTTELTON DUNEDIN, & BLUFF. Wairarapa | Mon | Oct 25 I 3 pm * Docks at Port Chalmers, sails Saturday. PICTON AND NELSON.—(Booking Cargo through to Blenheim.) Hawea ( Mon | Oct 25 | 12.30 pm Penguin j Thur | Oct 28 | 12.30 * TARANAKI & MANUKATT. VfX~ PICTON & NELSON, Pf^ in ! Thur | Oct 28 112.30 pm. NAPIER, GISBORNE. AirCKLAT*JT> Australia | Tuesday | Cct 26 | S Tarawera (Friday [Oct 29 |5 pm Southern Cross | Tues j Nov 2| 3 pm SYDNEY DIRECT. Wakatipu | Friday j Oct 29 |3 pm SYDNEY VIA AUCKLAND Tarawera | Friday | Oct 29 I 5 pm LEVUKA. AND SUVA. Arawata leaves Auckland about Sunday* the 14th November. TONQA, SAMOA, AND TAHITI. Janet Nicoll leaves Auckland early ii November. Waihi BLENHEIM. Three times a week NAPIER gisboßNE, TAURANGA7 AND AUCKLAND. Ohau Satur ( Oct 23 |3 pm CED FARES AND FREIGHT' THE FOLLOWING STEAMERS. " NELSON WESTPORT AND HOKITIKA Mahinapua [ Tuesday | Oct 26 |5 pm WESTPORT AND HOKITIKA. Three boats a week NELSON, GREYMOUTH, & HOKITIKA Mawhera | Mon J Oct 25 I 5 pm LYTTELTON, AKAROA, TIMARIT AND DUNEDIN. Grafton | Sunday | Oct 24 |ll am °'X MAJ tR & TIMARU—(Cargo bookec through by every Wednesday steamer.) SHAW, BAYXLL, AND ALBIOS COMPANY (Liamim}. MONT ET xTy LINE OS’ EAST PASSENGEI2 BTHAMES a between ALL PORTS OP NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON. ! HE White Star Liner «* S.S. DORIC, ' 4744 Tons Register, 3000 Horse-power, W. J. Jeenisgs Commander, Will be despatched from WELLINGTON FOR LONDON DIRECT* ON SATURDAY, 13th NOVEMBER. To be followed by—rK fiM WtIM *.ur au poweriu., new, steel-bui Steamers, and the accommodation for : classes of Passengers is unsurpassed. The Homeward passage will be Via Rio < Janeiro and Teneriffe, and the time cccupit should not exceed 40 days. * An experienced Surgeon will accompai each steamer. Saloon ... From 60 guineas and npwan 40 ' Second Cabin Steerag ™' a ß« ••• *> 18 guineas Return Tickets at greatly reduced rates. vs. will be supplements nd other firat-cissa SAILING VESSELS. The above will be supplemented by tha following and other first-ciasa empowered to cfr&n passages from London to New Zealand, pay meat for which h&3 been guaranteed La thcolony : w. &. G. TURNBULL & CO. MURRAY, ROBERTS, & CO, E. PEARCE LEVIN & CO. 161 PLAIN AND ORNAMENAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Executed with NEATNESS AND DESPATCH Entertainment and Theatrical Work at lowest prici and shortest notice. Billheads, Cards, Peceipt Books, Programmes &< Sc., forwarded to the country districts by the* fin opportunity. NEW ZEALAND TIMES OFFICE, Comer of Lamb ton-quay and Waring Taylor-stroet-
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 764, 22 October 1886, Page 29
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