Slumping >~^<j&, QHAW, SAVILL, AND S^j^jjk ALBION COMPANY .*nmmm^ climitkd} Will despatch their swift PASSENGER LINE OF STEAMERS rFOE LONDON As under, calling at RIO DE JANEIRO, TENERTFFB, and PLYMOUTH. Sfcßarney Tons. D g%£7 DatoT 1592. * lonic ... 4758 Wellington Thursday, Nov. 10 * Taihui ... 6031 Lyttclton ■ fkursday, Dec. S *Dome ... 475S - Th'rsd'y, Jan. 5,93 *-Ar&wa... 6025 — Thursday, Feb. 2 "Coptic... 4448 — Thursday, Mar. 2 Rangatira 4045 — October Pakeha ... 4331 . — October Mamaki ... 3583 — November Maori ... 2711 — December Matatua ..._ 3322 — January * These splendid Steamships are fitted up with .every appliance for the comfortable and safe conveyance of First, Second, and Third Glass Passengers. The Commanders of these Steamers have special instructions not to sacrifice the comfort or imperil the safety of Passengers, either on the outward or homeward voyage, by taking their Vessels to extreme latitudes, as is frequently done, in order to effect a rapid passage. An experienced Surgeon accompanies each Steamer. Passages granted from London or Glasgow to New Zealand on guarantee being made in the Colony for payment. ' Ali the Steamers are fitted with Cool Chamberß for conveyance of Dairy Produce. The above will be supplemented by a large fleet of fir3t-class Iron Sailing Ships. .-The Company's Mail Steamer lONIC (475S tons register) Will be Despatched from WELLINGTON, on 10th NOVEMBER. And the Cargo Steamer RANGATIRA, ABOUT 18th NOVEMBER. CARGO now being received in Store at Port Chalmers. STORAGE FREE. For freight apply to NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), MURRAY, ROBERTS, & CO.; or to DALGETY & COMPANY (LIMITED). - >^JK rfIHE P. AND 0. STEAM -*- NAVIGATION COMPANY J^iS~*ilP3Sk.CUnder contract with the ImfiKKSSs^^^' perial, New South Wales, Victorian, and South Australian Governments) will despatch the following steamers for LONDON, Calling at Albany, Colombo, Aden, Brindißi, Malta, Gibraltar, and Plymouth. q* o .. mprß Tnit. i^eave Leave Leave bteumera. lone. gydnev> MelWrne Adelaide. Britannia.. 6257 Oct. 17 Oct. 22 Oct. 26 Carthage... EOl3 Oct. SI Nov. 5 Nov. 9 Victoria... 6268 Nov. 14 Nov. 19 Nov. 23 Oceana ... 6362 Nov. 28 Dec. 3 Dec. 7 Arcadia ... 6362 Dec. 12 Dec. 17 Dee. 21 Rates of PASSAGE MONEY from DUNEDIN, via Melbourne :—To London in First Saloon, £63 to £70; do, Second Saloon, JS37; Return Tickets from £85 to £115. In the Second Saloon the arrangements have been thoroughly reorganised, ■and the Accommodation which the Company now offers is unsurpassed. Second Saloon Passengers are provided with First Saloon Accommodation in Union Steam Ship Company's Steamers between New Zealand and Australia. Passage Money can be paid here for passengers from England. Liberal concessions made to families.— For information apply to the Dunedin Agents :— DALGETY and COMPANY. (LIMITED); or to THOS, COOK and SON, Tourists' Agency, 95 Princes street. ay&xnl "~YTBW ZEALAND AND *|<m JLI AUSTRALASIAN STEAM J|s£|pS^±sg SHIP COMPANY. NEW AND IMPORTANT STEAM SERVICE ■'"-' .% - >-»;*^*<siwe_en v NEW ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA. The above Company will Initiate this Service with the Magnificent New Steamship WAKrtIiUOO, 4000 tons capacity; speed, 17 knots ; And under the command of Captain J. C. Arthur. This line Vessel will be despatched from POUT CHALMERS on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 26th insfc., for MELBOURNE, via the Bluff, and should iirrivc in time for the Cup. Passengers have the option of living on board at Hotel Kates while in Melbourne. _ The Warrimoo proceeds from Melbourne to Sydney, and then returns by the East Coast ports of New Zealand, affording passengers the opportunity of making the Grand Australasian Circle without the trouble and discomfort of changing steamers. The Accommodation of this Steamer is luxuiious. The Dining Saloon runs the whole width of the ship, .and is located well in the middle of the vessel. She has a capacious and beautifully arranged ladies' boudoir, social hall, and smoking room. The state rooms are provided with iron folding beds and spring mattresses, electric bells, ifcc. A double service of electric light is installed throughout the ship. The Second Cabin is unequalled. f All the latest improvements have been adopted in the iitting-up and furnishing of the company's steamers. The Warrimoo will be followed by her sister ship the MIOWEUA, under the command of Captain Jajies Stott, on her arrival from England. Freight and passage money at lowest current rates. For further particulars apply to NEILL & CO. (LIMITED), 200 , Agents. jllllyPj^ MARITIMES. DUNEDIN, SYDNEY, or MELBOURNE to LONDON. Overland from MARSEILLES, via PARIS, Steamers under Postal Contract with the Government of France. Calling at MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, KING GEORGE'S SOUND, MAKE, SUEZ, and PORT SAID. Passengers Booked to BOMBAY, REUNION, MAURITIUS, and EAST COAST of AFRICA. Steamers. % q L*ava A Le, av.e £ Sydney. bourne _ Adelaide. Polynbsien ...6428 Oct. 26 Oct. 31 Nov. 2 Akmand Bekic n'537 Nov. 27 Dec. 1 Dec. 3 Australien :.; 612S Dec. 27 Dec. 31 Jan. 2 Oceanien ...419S|Jan. 24 Jan. 28 Jan. 30 PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH FROM DUNEDIN. Rates of passage money to Marseilles, from £Zi to £65, including table wines and Suez Canal duef on passengers. • RETURN TICKETS issued at the followinf rates :— Ist 2nd 3rd Class. Class. Class. Available nine months... £105 £70 £42 Saloon Passengers booked through to London via Paris. Best railv/ay accommodation, luggagi conveyed free, and a fortnight allowed from Mar seilles en route. First-class, £70; Second-class £47. By special arrangement an ENGLISH INTER rlvl!/rii,R will attend on board upon arrival o steamer at Marseilles, to give passengers ever assistance in disembarking, passing their luggag" through the Customs, &c. He will also accom pany them in the train to Paris and Calais. NEILL & CO. (LIMITED), °iy Agents, Dunedin. f|||§jifi|||g: LLOYD s^«~**^kIMPERIAL GERMAN MAII SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, and ADELAID to SOUTHAMPTON, ANTWERP, and BREMEN, Via Colombo and Suez Canal, Taking Passengers for London, Connecting from Alexandria by Direct Mail an Passenger Line To BRINDISI and GENOA. Will be despatched as follows (if practicable): Leave L. eaVl Steamers. Tons. Sydney ,Mcl" A de" * bourne, laide llapsburg 4000 Nov. 3 Nov. sNov Karlsruhe ... 4000 Dec. IDec. 3Dec' Oldenuurg 4000 Dec. 29 Dec ,31 Jan HohenstaUFKN-. 3094 Jan. 26iJan. 28 Feb. And thereafter every four weoka. Passage from Dunediu to Southampton, Antwei and Bremen ... £18 to £67 10a. SPECIAL RETURN TICKETS TO EUROP The Steamers land Passengers at Southamptc Passage from Europe can be prepaid in t colonies. For freight or passage apply to NEILL & CO. (LIMITED), Agents. Dunedin "T%^.' rjpnos. cook & sc S&W^Miii!- -*" Eoserve BERTHS by a .J^slllfelsSfek' 116 of Steamers to and from ■ parts of the world. Lov/eatßa guaranteed. No coinrniaaion chaiged. Infor.u tion gratis.—3s Princes street.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9563, 20 October 1892, Page 1
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