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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12446, 1 September 1902, Page 1

Shipping. r rNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). Steamers will be despatched as under (circumstances permitting): LYTTELTON aud WELLINGTON (Booking Passengers to all West Coast Porta)— , p.m. Mararoa Tuesday Sept. 2 3 Dunedin Moura Friday Sept. 5 3Dnnedin NAPIER, GISBORNE, and AUCKLAND— Mararoa Tuesday Sept. 2 3 Dunedin Moura Friday Sept. 5 3 Dinieilin SYDNEY via LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, and COOK STRAIT— Mokoia Thursday Sept 11 2,. r 0 train j Monowai Thursday Sept. IS 3l)unedin ' SYDNEY, via AUCKLAND— Mararoa Tuesoay . Sept. 2 3 Dunedin Waikare Tuesday Sept. 16 2 Dunedin MELBOURNE, via BLUFF and HOBARTWaihora September 7 2.30 train Warrimoo September 14 2.30 train NELSON and NEW PLYMOUTH, via OAMARU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON, and WELLINGTON— CJpolu Monday Sept. 8 2 Dunedin WESTPORT and , GREYMOUTH, via OAMARU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON, and WELLINGTON ' iuargo only)— Janet Nicoll Wednesday Sept. 3 2 Dunedin SUVA and LEVUKATaviuni leaves Auckland early (connects at Suva with Moaina for America and Europe). ' TONGA, SAMOA, FIJI, and SYDNEYHauroto leaves Auckland Wednegday. Sept. 24 RAROTONGA and TAHITIOvalau leaves Auckland Tuesday, September 9 CARGO RECEIVED AT DUNEDIN: I'ers.s.' Till 1 )av. ' Wliarf. Mararoa noon Tuesday Tongue Janet Nicoll noon Wednesday Rattray street Tickets available ior stop over or return by Messrs Huddairt, Parker, and Co.fs Steamers. HOME BY THE SCENIC ROUTE. Across the Pacifiqjvia Suvu (Fiji), Honolulu and Victoria (8.C.), to Vancouver by the CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL S.S. LINE (UNDK'II THK BRITISH PM), In conjunction with THE CANADIAN-PACIFIC. RAILWAY, To all Parts of CANADA, UNITED STATES, and EUROiPE, at REDUCED RATES. Choice of ways overland; SCENERY UNRIVALLED by other Routes.—Rocky' Mountains, Selkirk Ranges, Great Lake District, Falls of Niagara, St. Lawrence and Hudson Rivers, etc. Choice of Atlantic Mail Lines from Montreal, Boston, New York, or other ports. From Sydney. Brisbane Suva. MOANA ... ... Sept. 8 I Sent. 11 | Sept. 16 MIOWRRA ... Oct. fi Oct. 9 Oct. 14 AORANGI ... Nov. 3 I Nov. 61 Nov. 11 Passengers from N.Z. have option of connecting at Sydney, or later via Auckland at Suva. ROUND-WORLD TOURS in connection with Suez, &c., Lines. Home and back without repetition of scenes; sin education in travel. REDUCED FARES.—From Dunedin: To Vancouver or 'Frisco, £18 14s to £44 Is; Liverpool and London, £32 14S to £70 Is; Round the World, £50 to £130; also via Japan, at Reduced Rates. • Maps;' Guides, etc., free. Applv • - v.-,• "UNION STEAM SHIP CO.'OF N.Z. (LTD.) ;. ORIENT PACIFIC LINE ' Of ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.' The following Royal Mail Steamships belonging to the ORIENT and PACIFIC COMPANIES will leave SYDNEY on SATURDAY Noon, and MELBOURNE on ..TUESDAY at 1 p.m. as under for LONDON (Tilbury), via ADELAIDE, FREMANTLE, COLOMBO (transhipping for all Indian. Ports), SUEZ CANAL, NAPLES, MARSEILLES, and GIB- ■ Steamers. !|s& S e ]flo2. 1902. 1902. DRUB A:.. .... 5857 Sept. 13 Sep*. 16 Sept. lfr AUSTRAL ... 5524 Sept. 27 Sspt. 30 October 2 •OPHIR ... 68140ct. lllOct. 14|O c t. 16 "OMRAH ... 8291' Oct. £5 Oct. 28 Oct. 30 * Twin screw. And fortnightly thereafter. FARES NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON: SALOON.—Single, £43 to £80; Return, £69 to £120. RETURN TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR TWO YEARS FROM DATE OF ISSUE. ' THIRD CLASS.—£IB, £20, and £22. Return, £32 to £39. On payment of itn additional £2 15s First Class Passengers may proceed OVERLAND FROM. NAPLES. 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. Passages can be booked to or prepaid from anv of the above ports. For further particulars nnply to UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), Agents in Now Zealand. gOU TH ~AT RIC A. The S.S. DRAYTON' GRANGE, 10,000 tons (New Twiii-scrcw Steamer),, SAILS, from, SYDNEY about First Wees: SEPTEMBER. FARES to South' Africa: £30 First Saloon; £20 Second Saloon. Splendid Accommodation. No Steerage. Agents, THOS. COOK ■ k SON, 95 .Princes street. Passengers Booked to all parts of the world at lowest rates by anv line. Write for Cook's Sailing List, with Map, posted free, giving dates and fares by all lines. ■ 12au ORTOBELLO RAILWAY FERRY. TARE WAI. Established 18S7. WINTER TIME-TABLE, 1902. Trains Leave Dunedin—7.4o, 12.10, 5.15. On Saturdays 0n1y—7.40, 12.10, 3.35, 6.15. Steamer Leaves Portobollo—7.4o, 10.40, 4.40. On- Saturdays 0n1y—7.40, 10.40, 3.25, 6.25. On Public Holidays Extra Trips are made to suit all trains as far as possible. Special Trips can be axicanged. NEW ZEALAND CARRYING COMPANY. CKUST &, CRUST, DUNEDIN. J. M. HEYWOOD & CO., Christchurch; COLONIAL CARRYING CO., Wellington; W. & G. WINSTONE, Auckland; IN COMBINATION, Cartage Contractors throughout New Zealand for their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. CRUST & CRUST, N.Z. CARRYING CO., «> No. 10 MANSE STREET, DUNEDIN. Telephones: Office, 1072; H. Ciust (private residence), 1073. IyyiTNESS JpHOTOGRAPHIC vjQEPARTMENT. The Publishers of the OTAGO WITNESS beg to announce that '■ Mr GUY MORRIS, and j Mr GEORGE HICKS j are the ONLY RECOGNISED WITNESS PHOTOGRAPHERS. Mr Morris has charge of the Town Work and Mr Hicka of the Country and Outside Work. Map