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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13428, 9 July 1914, Page 10

umm s.s. 00. of n.z. 1 tIWITKO THE VANCOima SERVICE. OANAOIAN-AUBTRALIAN R.M. LINB AND CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Through sonu of the greatest Scenic Wonders of the World (<> all parts of CANADA. UNITKIJ STATES. BRITISH ISLES, and CONTINENT OF EUROPE. ROPKD-TII EWORLD TOURS m conjunction with all the ("ape. Suez. China, aii'i .la pan Lines at Lowest Rates. STEAMERS WILL SAIL: Arrives Steamer Leaves Leaves VanSyrtiiry. Auckland, couver. MA KAMA July 97 July 31 Aug. 18 MAKIItA AUK. '24 AUK. 28 Sept. 15 NIAT.AKA Sppt. ?1 Sept.2s Oct. 13 MARAMA Oct. 18 Oct. 23 Nov. 10 And every 28 days thereafter. Steamers Twin-screw and Wireless Telegraphy. Passengers reach Montreal In 4 days, New York m k\ days, and Lpndon In M days after arrival at Vancouver. Pamphlets, Maps, and all Information Free. UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.) VIA SAN_FRANCISCO. ALL AMERICAN POINTS, BKITIBM ISLES and CONTINENT., Calllni »t KAROTONGA (Ceo* BrBa»!. and PAPEETE (Tahiti). Steamer. From From Arrlv* syiiriey Wel'ton. 'Frlsc*. Moana July 11 July 17 Aug. 8 * Wlllochrt Aug. 8 Aug. 14 Sept. ■ Tahiti Sept. 5 Sept. 11 Oct 1 Moana Oct. 3 Oct. 9 Oct. 27. And every It dayi thereafter. Bteamen eaolpped with WlreleM T*lsBfraphy. For particular! regarding ptiiagM aai freights, apply— UNION 8.8. CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.T ORIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. FOB PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Til VKSMANTLE. COLOMBO (transhipping for all Indian ports). SUEZ, NAPLBBi MARSEILLES and GIBRALTAR:— SUamar. I Tonn From From From | retr Sydney Mela. tdeTfl* ORAMA 13.000 July 18 July~!l3- Jail »* ORSOVA 12,036 Aug. 1 Aug. 5 Aug. 7 ORONTES 8.023 Aug. 15 Aug. 19 Aug. 21 OMRAH 8.130 Sept. 12 Sept. 16 Sent. IS OTWAY 12,077 Sept. 20 Sept. 30 Oct. 2 ■ :■■- v : ' :■■ I 1 All Twin-screw and Wireless Telegraphy. FARES: New Zealand to LondonSaloon, single, £47 6s to £88; return, £75 189 to £133. Return tickets good for two years. Third-class £19, £31, and £33. Passages from above ports may be prepaid. Through bookings to New York. UNION 8.8. 00. OP N.Z. (LTD.) > .Agents In New Zealand. i t p ASBA JQLJ^ 6TRAM MATICATieS ng^SfSSKSSh > OOMFAJTr. STJtAMMUI for Londom, «allißg ■>« Bydney, M«lfcoiw», AcWWcU, WfmaxM; Oolombo, Ad«n, Mktmillm, OibmlUr, Mid Plymonih, witi Übprty to ««U «t Brlndiei, *a vader : — Cftaaaner. |Tob«. CmpUim. Bydnay Mongolia 10.000 n. H. Lewellln 'July 35 Egypt s.ono F. R. Summers Aug. 8 Malwa 11,000 A. Thompson Aug. 22 For rates of passage apply to— tHI S: IS BORN g aHKIPPARMBRBI VR9ZIN MBAT 00.,' LM., . Agenti. i a l ,^ [n THE NEW ZEALAND At f7T** SHIPPING CO.'S LINE t&M fcyffl <t> to Southampton (to land n&iMßgj&M&t passengers) and Lonrwmmrtmmwnrin don^ yia Monte x^qq and Teneriffe. MOB* MODERN PASSENGER BTRAMBRB IN THI SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Bteamer. Toai. Vo tall. Port depart. 1 Turakim 10.660 July 30 Wellington 8 Ruapehu 9.080 Aug. 87 Wellington 9 ReiQuera 13.000 Sept. 94 Wellington 2 Ruahine J9.000 Oct. 99 Wellington 3 Rotorua 12,500 Nov. 19 Wellington \ ■ ' i 3 Twin-screw. S Triple-screw. ALL STEAMERS FITTED WITH WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. Accommodation is not surpassed by any other Line. " For Freight or Passage apply to— • THE N.Z. SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD., Corner Customhouse Street 4 Chllders Road. Gisborne* OHAW, OAVILL AND A I^BION - COMPANY (LTD.). THE DIRECT LINE. OP STEAMERS TO SOUTHAMPTON and LONDON. Via Monte Video, Rao de Janeiro, and Teneriffe. ■ The Largest Passenger Steamers m the New Zealand Trade. Sailing (circumstances permitting) : Tons Com- Sailing Final Steamer. • reg. mandcr. date. port. •lonic 12,231 Starck July WlW'gfn. Arawa 9.372 Clayden Aug. 13 W'gt'n. Athenlc 12,234 Crossland Sept. 10 'W'gt'n. Corlnthlc 12.231 Hart iOct. 8 W'gt'u. Talnul 9,057 Moffatt |Nov. 6 (W'gfn. tOails at Rio de Janeiro. Twin^ Screws. Pitted with Wireless TelegTaphy. All passengers landed at Southampton. Passages from Lpndon may be arranged here. ■• For full particulars 'apply to the agents: COMMON, SHELTON 00. (LTD). ; D ALGETY AND CO. (LIMITED). MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO. (LTD). SPORTSMEN. I WISH to remind you that the Shooting Season opens on May Ist. Look to your .'.,.. GUNS And tee that they are m. good order. I am prepared to execute repairs to aIJ makes of Guns; also Golf dubs, Hockey Sticks, and all manner of Sporting Goods. . * Lock and Safe Keys Fitted. Typewriters Cleaned and Adjusted. A. MACALISTER PRACTICAL GUNMAKER and SPORTING GOODS EXPERT (lafe W. H. Hazard, Auckland), Fifteen Years' Experience with Leading English Firms. Care of Nichollg and Griffith*, The Leading Ironmongers. —- — \ YOU NEED GOOD TEA AND COFFEE YOU can get it at J. EASTS. TEA imported straight from the gardens of Ceylon, of rare quality and full of a-roma. Get it fresh from J. EAST. You cannot enjoy Tea which has been done. tup m packages for months. Get it fresh from J. EAST. Tea of exceptional value at la 3d, Is 6d, Is Bd, and 2s. COFFEE is both roasted and gronnd on the premises by J. EiAST. Buy Coffee fresh roasted and ground, and you will know what good Coffee means — if bought from J. EAST. Coffee loses its flavor and goes flat m less than a week; therefore btiy little, and Imy often. Get it from J. EAST.