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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10034, 27 April 1894, Page 1

Shipping TTNIOrf SrtfA/il SHII1 :jEk JiajSk (UMIIEO; li/ Willdenpatch Steainsrs an uudcv; For LYTTELTON and WKLLINGTON.--ROTORUA, » a., on MONDAY, 3i/tn April. Passengers trom Dunedin VYharJ at 3 p.m. Cargo till noon. For PIOTON and NRLSON, via LYTTKLTON and WELLINGTON.-ROTORUA, s.s., on MONDAY, 30th April. Passengers from Duuedin Wharf at 3 p.m. Cargo till noon. For AUCKLAND, via NAPIER and GISBORNE. MANAPOURI, as., on WKDNKSDAY, 2nd May. Passengers from Dunedin Wharf at 2 p.m. Cargo till 11 a.m. For SYDNEY, via NAPIER, GISBORNE. and AUCKLAND.-MaNAI'OURi,s.s., on WEDNKSDAY, 2nd May. Passengers from DunediaWharfat2p.ro. For SYDNEY, via LYTTELTON and WEL-LINGTON.-TARAWJSRA, s.s., on TUESDAY, Ist May. Passenuors by 2.30 p.m. train. Cargo at Wharf till 4 p.m. This Day (Friday). ' (Specially rudnoed faxes to Sydney.) For MELBOURNE, via BLUFF and HOB ART.WAUIORA, 8.8., on THURSDAY, 3rd May. For WESTFORT, via TIMARU, AKAROA, LYTTKLTON. WELLINGTON, and NKL-SON.-OMAPERE, s.s., THIS DAY (FRIDAY), 27th April. Passengers from Dunodin Wharf at 4 p.m Cargo till 1 p.m.. For NAPIER, via OAMARU, TIMARU. and LYTrKLTON.-KAWATIRI, s.s., euly. For GREYMOUTH (taking Cargo for Hokitika). via OAMARU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON, and WELLINGTON.-HERALD, u.s., early. For FT.TI, from AUCKLAND.- OVALAU, s.s, THIS DAY (FRIDAY), 27th April. For TONGA and SAMOA, from AUCKLAND.UPOLU, 8.8., about 9th May. EXCURSION FARES in force over all the Company's Line 3. OFFICES: Comer Vogel, Water, and Cumberland streets. **V »k /UOOLGARDIE GOLDildr fV ' riELDS-■2j-Jj22»f""J^ If sufficient inducement offer, A STEAMER Will be despatched from Wellington about 15th MAY, For ALBANY AND FRESIANTLK DIRECT, Taking Paßsengers and Cargo. Intending passengers Bhould apply at once to UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY 23ap (LIMITED). npO ENGLAND IN THIRTY-ONE DAYB. ROYAL MAIL EXPRESS SERVICB. TBS PASSENGER ROUTE TO ENGLAND la undoubtedly the A. & A. EOUTE Avoiding alike the heat of the Red Sea and the cold of Cape Horn, and giving passengers the opportunity of travelling in luxury and : comfort through the niOßt interesting country in the world. The Steamers of this Line (under contract with the Governments of New Zealand, Now South Wales, and the United States) are appointed to leav«_Sydney and Auckland for Apia (Samoa), Honolulu, and San Francisco every four weeks, sailing as under: _g^_^ jjg. i&ffind, ■£%:_ MARIPOSA 3000 May 14 May 19 June 7 MONOWAI 3000 June U June 16 July B Tickets are available for 12 months, and Saloon Passengers can break their journey at Auckland Honolulu, San Francisco, or any place of call en route to New York, and have also the privilege of travelling acroßs either Canada or the United States. SPECIALLY REDUCED RATES Through Fares. Sydney or Auckland, to London • Saloon (single) ... ... £63 to £67 8s Do (return) ... ... £105 Steerage ... £31 19s 7d Round the World (firet-clasß all the way), returning by Orient or P. and O. Company's lines from London, via Suez, or by New Zealand Shipping Company, £125. . "" <• For all information apply at any of the Offices of R I E N T LINE Of KOYAL MAIL STEAMERB Leave SYDNEY and MELBOURNE on the undermentioned dates for PLYMOUTH and LONDON via ADELAIDE, ALBANY, COLOMBO, SUEZ NAPLES, and GIBRALTAR:— Steamers. a FI om „ ?ron> Sydney. Melbourne ORMUZ ... ... ... May 7 May 12 OROTAVA May 21 May 26 FARES: NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON (Canal Dues included): FIRST SALOON £63 to £7310s SECOND „ £37 to £42 THIRD CLASS .„__... £21, £23, and £25 SPECIALLY REDUCED RETURN TICKETS. First and Second-class Passengers secure special advantages by booking through from New Zealand being provided with Saloon Passages to Australia! which are included in the above fares. THIRD-CLASS AND STEERAGE FARES (From London to New Zealand), . £17 17s to £22. For further particulars apply to UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), Agents in New Zealand. rf^OOLGARDIE GOLDFIELDs! PASSENGERS Booked through at Lowestßates. lor fares and full particulars apply to 12ap THOS. COOK & SON, 95 Princes street. -KrOTES ON RURAL TOPICS (byAgricola) ■M. ,?r 1 ccH ly I" the ota S° Witness, dealing with all topics of current interest to farmers