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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13198, 3 February 1905, Page 1

SHIPPING. NAPIER, GISBORNE,. and AUCKLAND— Talnnc Friday. ,74b. -3 4 larawera Friday Feb. 10 4Dnnedin SYDNEY via IYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, and COOK'STRAIT- . Wnrrimoo _ Thursday Feb. !) ' 5.30 D'dn Moeraki(twin screw) Thnre. Feb. 10 2.30 train Manuka (twin screw) Tiiea. Feb. 14 2.30 train llokoia I'u'ciilay Feb. 28 ■ 2.30 train MELBOURNE, via BLUFF and HOBARTJIoDowai . Feb. 5 ' oDunedin Waikare ' Feb. It) • 3 Dunedin NELSON and NEW PLYMOUTH,- via OAMARU, TIMARU, AKAROA, LYTI'ELTON, and WELLINGTON /. jj t (Cargo only)— Carinna Monday . Feb", li "2 Dmiedin GREYMOUTH and WESTPORT. via OAMARU, TIMAKU; LYTTELTON, sad WELLINGTON (Cargo only)—; Poherua Thursday.' Feb. fl 2 Dunedin SUVA and LEVUKANavua (twin screw) leaves Auckland Wednesday, February 22 (Connects with li.M.S." Aorangi for Canada, United States, and Europe); TONGA,.SAMOA, FIJI, and SYDNEY— Hauroto leaves Auckland Wednesday, . Feb. 8 IIAROTONGA and TAHITI- . Tavinni leaves Auckland Tuesday, February 21 CARGO RECEIVED AT DUNEDIN: Pers.s. . Till Day, ' ' Wharf, laluue noon Aridity Tongue Monowai noon ... Saturday Ooss Oorintiti noon Monday • Kattray street 'licketß available for stop over or rehire by Mcssrß Huddart, Parker, and Co.'s Steamers. THE VANCOUVER ROUTE. Canadian.Australian koyai, Mail s.s. Line and Canadian-Pacii'ic Kailway. Through some of the Greatest SCENIC WONDERS o! the World to all parts of CANADA, UNITED STATES, and EUROPE. ROUND-THE-WORLD TOURS in conjunc- j lion with all the Cape, Suez, China, I and Japan Lines. LOWEST ItATES TO ALL POINTS. From. Sydney. From Suva. AORANGI Feb. 20 Feb. 28 MIOWIiR A Mar. 20 „ Mar. 28 .MANUKA Apl. 17 ~ Apl. 26 Passengers from N.Z. have the option of joining the steamers of this increasingly popular route at Sydney, or later by the fine new twin-screw NAYUA at. Suva. Pamphlets,. Maps, and all information free. UNION S.S. CO. of N.Z. (LTD.), _ ■ Managing Agents, jj QRIENT PACIFIC ""LINE oj. . .. , ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. For Plymouth and London, via Fremantle, Colombo (transhipping for all Indian Ports), and Sue/, Canal, Sailing as under from Sydney and Melbourne:— ORMUZ OltTONA't OKIZAJiAt ORuNTKS't OMltAll't orjiut't IS W.Z. CAiilll'iiV'y CO. CBUST. & CII US T, DIaNICDIN |J. 11. Heyvrood and Co., Chrislehureh; Colonial Carrying- Company, Wellington; W. and G. Winston#, Auckland—in combination). ' CARRIERS, CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, AND EXPRESS FORWARDING AGENTS. Cartage Contractors throughout . New Zealand for tlicit Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. FURNITURE Removed in Town or Country, or Packed by experienced men for Removal by Road, Rail, or' Sea. This Class of Work a Specialty. Furniture Stored. Insurances Efiectcd. JN'o. 3 MAMSK STIUCET. Telephones; Office, 1072; H. Crust (privat# residence), 1073. PORTOBELLO RAILWAY FERRY (Established'lßß7). S.S. TAREWAI SUMiIiSR TiiTE-TABIIE. Trains leave Dunedin-HS.IS a.m.,. 12,10, 3.46, and 6.15 p.m. . ■ Steamer leaves Portobello—'7.4o, 10.40 ».m., 3.30, 6.30 p.m. ■ . .... Steamer, leaves Port Clialm'ers—B,ss a.m., 1.0,'4.30, 7.0 p.m." . ; Return Tickets (Rail and,Stenmer)'issued at Dunediii or Pelichet Bay Stationß—First Class, 2s 63; Second Class, 2s. Available one month from date,of issue. ■ On Public Holidays Boat Meets" 10.15 a.m. Train from Dunedm. • Special Trip can -*be arranged for anytime.' : ,':V "In