BHIPPINQ. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. To London, via Montevideo, Teneriffe, . and Plymouth. MOST MODERN PASSENGER MEAMERS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Steamer. | Tom*. [ Krom To Sitil n Ruah[Ne(2> ... ]SOIW Wellington Auc. 21 ? KoToitu.t(3) ... 12orin — Sopt. 18 _ KUAPKI!U(S>) ... WO — Oct. Hi „ RimotakaW) ... 1013 ft - Nov. 13 n K Muisn*(2) .... 13510 - Tei U \. (2) Twin Screw. .3) Triple Screw. Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy, n ACCOMMODATION IS NOT SURn PASSED BY ANT OTHER LINE. Apply 19 BOND STREET. DUNEDIN. » '*« 5 TTEITH RAMSAY'S DUNEDIN ? JL\ SHIPPING AGENCY. i ' S.g. JOHN, '. For WANGANUL vin TIMARU and WEL's LINGTON.-EARLY. '' 6.5. KOTARE. 5 For INVERCARGILL.-MONDAY, 28th [. July. Cargo till 11 a.m. f For RIVERTON-MONDAY, 28th July. • Cargo till 10 a.m. A ##^S HIKE LI3S ' E '• J|ly|ll|4 STEAMERS NEW ZEALAND TO AVONMOUTH ~ (BRISTOL). Steann-r. | Ton,!. Commander. 1 ARGTLiSH'REt lawn W. Chicken 1 AYHSHWKt lOilW W .1. Pugo BiNFFSHIKit BIDO J. Wallace 2 I'ERTHSiIIHE 8H(lll .1 'I'llOiiinson - BiiTHMiiiiii {•Ol'O W. ll.' Brodie I NaIRNSHIRK f-5 (I O Korder MpRArSHIRF. Softll H ,0, Hnwird 0 +T\vin Screw. The above Magnificent Steamers, which have all been specially built for the New Zealand trade, will be despatched at regular intervals. 1 Steamers are 'fitted throughout with every modern convenience and accommodation is - provided for Saloon and Steerage Passengers. !• Passage Money: Saloon, 40 guineas per Adult; Steerage, £16 10s, £18 10s, and £20 ... 10s per Adult, from any New Zealand port. h For further information apply to the Managing Owners: TURNBULL. MARTIN, & CO., 1 Crawford street. Dunedin. PEDERAL AND SHIRE LINEB. DIRECT SERVICE TO WEST COAST - UNITED KINGDOM PORTS. - HURUNUI s (Twin Screw. 11,500 Tons) / Will be Despatched From Wellington Finally 4th AUGUST, For AVONMOUTH, LIVERPOOL. MANCHESTER, and GLASGOW, Taking Wool, 'Skins, General and Refrigerated Cargo at Lowest Current Rates of 'Freight, to be followod by other First-olass Steamers at Regular ■ Intervale. Excellent Accommodation for Ifirst and Third Class Passengers. Fitted throughout •with Electric Light. r SALOON: £42 Single; £66 Return. ' STEERAGE: £16 10s. £18 10s, £20 10s Single; £32, £34, £37 Return. For Freight and Passage apply to* TURNBULL, MARTIN, '& CO., Or to Dunedin; N.Z. AFRICAN S.S. CO. (LTD.), n Wellington; t [ Joint Managing Agerjts. dO R I'EN T_" LINE New and Luxurious 12,000-ton Steamers. • australiaTengland. third class fares from new ZEALAND: THROUGH SINGLE,.... £19, £21, £23 n RETURN .Mb, £39 12s, £43 4s. SPACIOUS PROMENADE DECKS, SMOKE ROOMS, LADIES' MUSIC „ ROOMS ON SHELTER DECK, y TWO BERTH and FOUR BERTH CABINS ON UPPER AND MAIN j< DECKS. J Large, Well-ventilated DINING SALOON ON MAIN DECK. Write for Illustrated Circular giving full particulars. UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.), 15ja Agents. " Til & A." MAIL LINE JU. To 3 MANILA, CHINA, and JAPAN, f Via I QUEENSLAND PORTS and PORT ' i. DARWIN. I Leave ( . Steamer, Tonn, Comminder I Svdnev ; Kt. AIRaNS JSU:I Siiupson-liaikie "i August I! KaStkrn ... :KiOI) F ''»rtcr Auemt 27 Ai.nRNHAM 4«lft G L Smith Sept. 17 Kmpirk ... 450 D ET. Pi'rlmr I Qd. a Saloon accommodation amidships. Large, cool, two-berth cabins, all on the upper I, deck, and fitted with electrio fans. Through 1 bookings at Special Rates to Canada, the 9 United States of America, and Europe by :5 all Lines from China and Japan.. EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO. (LTD.). BATES, SISE, & CO., Agents. Crawford street. SEND FOR "COOK'S SAILING LIST" (Posted Free), giving FARES AND SAILING DATES By , COOK'S P. & O.S.iY Co. PASSAGES COOK'S Orient Line. BOOKED f Passages. J!f- D - L - (German). A „ u -* «.,«,,?„, Can.-Außtralion, in ]~„,„, pf™ N.Z. Shipping Co. V f.? a Paesages. All Classes. COOK'S W bite Star Line. LOWEST COOK'S Cape Lines, etc. RATES. No Booking Fees! Special Advantages Offered. COOK'S SHIPPING OFFICE, LOWER HIGH STREET. ,Q< S. WAKEFIELD (from New York). ALL CLAIMS and ACCOUNTS against the above Vessel muet bo Rendered in triplicate to the Undersigned Agents by " 10 a.m. THIS DAY (SATURDAY), July 26. VACUUM OIL COMPANY PTY. (LTD.), j 26jy Agents. LOST AND FOUND, CASK ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading: Fourteen Words, SIXPENCE per insertion; , Six insertions 2s 6d; over Fourteen Words )• and not exceeding Twenty-lour Words, Is; Sii insertions, ss. Double rates, charged unless ,_ ciish paid. 'n T OST (between Belleknowes and Elgin >r JU road, Mornington), Lady's Gunmctal 5, WATCH, with Trinkets-Finder kindly g return to 42 Elgin road, 26jy FOUND (last Saturday, 19th), Gold BANGLE-Apo'y Miss Okmgh, 62 (ieorgo street. ' 26jy LOST, Small PURSE, containing money Reward on returning to Stafford »j Hospital. 26jy 5 J OST (vicinity Cavcisharn), Small Black Jj Collio DOG; finder rewarded.—B I'rondcrgaot street, South Dunedin, ' • 26jy LOST (between York placo and Railway Station), Turquoise Rail EARRING; '' reward.—Miss Lawrence, D.I.C. 26jy R T OST (from Otokia), Black Retriever iJ DOG.—Finder pieaso communicate 3 ' with W. Baxter, Otokia. 2% J- T OST (vioinitv Injrlis'-Gros'cnor street), Li Gold end "Pearl Crescent BROOCH; :6 reward—63 Park terrace. 26jy >n ETOUND—Persons Furnishing: Mirrors, id Photo. Groups, and Pictures all kinds Framed latest mouldings; prices roasonid able; trains met; trial solicited—Morgan, picture frainer, Frederick street". 26jy IF TAOUND-Choice Narcissi, Violets, Prim'i- rosea, Hyacinths. Fregins, Cinerarias. - Mrs Turner, florist, 443 George street. J n . — _ "CpOUND — Hillikcr's Hairdrossing an d h -T Tobacconist Rooms (now premises), s, 212 Princes street. Razor Setting specialty.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15826, 26 July 1913, Page 1
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