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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11684, 17 March 1900, Page 1

Shipping:. rj'NION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). Steamers will be despatched as under (circumstances permitting): LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON (Booking Passengers to all West Coast Ports)p.m.' Moraroa 2598 Tuesday, Mar. 20 2.30 train Inluno 20rS Thursday. Mar. 22 2.30 train L e.A I1(lu 1(i52 Jtoirch 25 ■ :i Dunedin NAPIER. GISBORNE, and AUCKLANDMur.iroa | 251)8 I Tuesday. Mar. 20 1 2.:!0 train Te Anaii I 11J52 I MaiclHL's . | 3 Dnnedin SYDNEY, via WELLINGTON— Talnne j 207S | Thurs.lny, j\r=ir ?.2 I 3.30 train SYDNEY, via AUCKLANDMariroa | Sr.flS I Tuesday. Mar. 20 1 2SO train Wiiiliorii I 200:) I Tuesday, April:! I 2 :s'l train MKf/BOUR-vK, via BLUFF and HQ(B/VRT— AVaikarc 1 3071 I Friday, March £3 | :i.:!5 train WESTPORT. via TTMA HIT, ATvAROA, LYTTELTON, and WELLINGTON (Cargo only)— Kini * 11122 I Friday, M;>ich 23 1 i Dunedin Upolu t I 1141 I Thursday Mar. 21) I 4 Dnnedin * Calls at Nelson if required. + And via New Plymouth and Greymouth. Calls Oamuu. GREYMOUTH. via OAMARU, TIMARU, LYTTET/I'ON, WELLINGTON, ana NEW PLYMOUTH (Cargo only)— Taunn | 737 I Wednes., Mar, gl | i Dunedin Tickets available by Messrs Huddart, Parker, and Co.'s Steamers. CARGO RECEIVED AT DUNEDIN. Peres. Till .. Day. Wharf. Mararoa, 4 T.,. m . Monday. » Tongue SOUTH SEA ISLAND SERVICE. For TONGA, SAMOA, FIJI, ana SYDNEY (From Auckland)— Haiiroto 110S8 I AVednesday, April 4 For RAKOTONGA aiul TAHITI (From Auckland)— Ovalaii, I 122!) | Tuesday, April 10 For SUVA and 7.EVUKA (From Auckland!— TAviuni I 14m I Wednesday, March 2S TO ENGLAND IN THIRTY DAYs! ROYAL MAIL EXPRESS SERVICE. 2'J/iJI'ASSKNOTSR ROTTTir. TO KNGI.ANI) Is undoubtedly the v A & A. [, 1M \i 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 naost interesting country in the world. The Steamers of this Line (under contract with the Governments of New Zealand, New South Wales, and the United States) are appointed to leave Sydney and Auckland for Apia (Samoa), Honolulu, and San Francisco every four weeks, sailing as under: — Steamer. T^ s %™. A _gnd. Arrive^ lflOd. Moan*. .. W Mar. 14 March I<l .April (i Ar.AMF.n.i ...MOO Anriljl .April Ifi i\r ;i y 4 IMaimfosa ...MQII May !) Jlny 14 .Tmle 1 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 N"w York, and have also the privilege of travelling across either Canada or the United States. SPECIALLY REDUCED RATES. Through FaTes, Sydney or Auckland, to London:— Saloon: Single, £ 67 9<; 2el. Saloon: Return. £115 8s 4d. Steerage: £32 7s lid. - P.rrand the .World (first class all the way), reluming by Orient or P. and O. Company's 'lines from London, via Sue?., or by Shaw. Savill, and Albion Company or New Zealand Shipping Company, :E125. Return Tickets" Sydney to Honolulu are available for return by Canadian-Australian For all information apply at any of the offices UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANi OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). ORIENT LINE Of ROYAL ?MATTi STEAMERS. The following Royal Mail Steamships belonging to the ORTF.NT and PACIFIC COMPANIES will leave SYDNEY on SATURDAY Noon, and MELBOURNE on TUESDAY', at 1 p.m. as under for LONDON (Till-ury) via ADELAIDE, ALBANY, COLOMBO (transhipping for nil Tndian ports). SUEZ CANAL, NAPLES, MARSEILLES, and GIBRALTAR: — Steamers. S £ c . Fr.om Mcl- . Tj''?Tl.\ •ji >ynne.y. ],ourne Adelaide ■>poo isno. ip"o. ■ OTVMUZ ♦ ... «3«7 7>in)i '-!?Unr'.l :1 ■»ptU r, *nMT>AH( ... rooi Anril ~" April 17 April Ifl WZnc, S"l« April ?SViy 1 Vjy R "ORTO\ TA ... 73'S'May 12M.iv 15May 17 And tnrt.iipht!v t.herenfter. * twin Screw. I Calls at Hobart. en route Sydney to Melbourne. FARES NEW ZEALAND TO LONDONSALOON .. Single: £30 to £m. Rolv>rn: £70 to £115. THTRD CLASS .. flfi IP*. J!IS ia». i.nd J. 20. First and second-cl«i<B PBesenfcerß secure sneci"1 ftdvn.ntnges by bnoVins tbrmipb from Niw Zealand, boing provided with Snlonn Vns sngps to Australia, which are included in the nbn-e fare?. Pasaages can be booked to or prepaid from any of the above ports. Fir further particulars anply to UNION STEAM .SKTP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND fTiTJTTTTCT)). Aeents in Now Zealand. (J ED S T & • CRUST'S EXPRESS COMPANY, MANSE STREET, DUNEDTN. Telephones: Office. 982. H. Crust, Private Residence, 983. CARRIERS. CUSTOMS. SHIPPING. AND EXPRESS FORWARDING AGENTS. FURNITURE PACKING and REMOVING A SPECIALTY. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers. - PARCELS, Etc.. FORWARDED TO ANY ADDRESS. Agencies Throughout the Colony and Abroad. Represented byi and Representing J. M. HEYWOOD & CO., Christchurch, COLONIAL CARRYING COMPANY Wellington. W. AND G. WINSTQNE. Auckland. np.HE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS COM- ■**- PANY (LIMITED). CAMPBELL & CRUST. The Second FREE Consignment of PARCELS for members oi the New Zealand Transvaal Contingent will be despatched per troop ship, to leave Port Chalmers in MARCH. Parcels are now being received at our Office, Crawford street. 1 THE NEW ZEALAND F,XPRESS COMPANY (LIMITED), 6f Crawford street. JtA X~E T E A NA U. The s.s. TAWERA.wiII run on MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS to Head of Lake and back (November to April inclusive). Fares: Single, 20s; return, 30s. The above Steamer is open to Charter on all oft days except Sundays. D. ROSS & CO., Te Anau. ;2o^ T. COOK & SON, Agents. npHE OTAGO WITNESS has the Largest JS- Circulation of any weekly in the colony, '.■ound in every .farmhouse in Otago and Southland, and circulating largely in Canterbury and northern rural districts, it offers unrivalled facilities for Advertising anything of interest to country readers. Present ciicuhlion ir-tesH-ily lncreitsinE). 6300 weekly. 27. n