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Southland Times, Issue 4860, 11 February 1884, Page 1

Shipping U" "" NION STEAM SHIP COMPANY A OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED *1 ."• x-Cr_-°! / |sj-- °%i_% The above Company wiU if despatch Steamers as un]lj der :— FOR NORTHERN PORTBFbom Bluff Te Anau, lit- February * f Tarawera, 18th February Wairarapa, 25th February Waihora, 3rd March Rotomahana, 10th March Fbom Pobt Chalmebs Hawea, Ilth February . Wakatipu, 12th February Te Au»u, 13th February Rotorua, 18th February Tarawera, 20th * ebruary Wanaka, 25th February Hauroto, 26th February Wairarapa, 27th February Hawea, 3rd Maich EOR RYDNEY Fbom Bluff Te Anan, Ilth February Wairarapa, 25th February Fbom Pobt Chalmebs. Wakatipu, 12th February TeAn»n. 13th February Hauroto, 26th February Wairarapa, 27th February FOBMELBOUBNEFbom Bmjff Waihora (via Hobart), 15th February + Rotomabana, 22nd February L^apourf (via Hobart), 29 d. February Tarawera, 7th March ♦t^uSat Auckland with Bingarooma, for Sydney. Lecial express and mail service between OneCa, LySelt.n, via Tarsmaki, and wSo a n o y nly. I*™ s°tS ThtiTadav 31st January luesaay, om FeoTua^'; SaSrday, 9th February a I Tbu*, dav 14th February ; Tuesday, »th FebSy; Saturday, 23rd February ; Thursday, 28 h February. „ , ™ . JZ^rWh^', Mon^, nS^ebwT'satnrday, 16th February; Thursday, 21st February ; Monday, 25th February. FQB FUI _ The s.s. Hero will leave Melbourne for Suva and Levuka (Fiji;, about Friday, day, Ilth February, arriving on the return trip about Monday, 2oth TTph leavine again for Levuka and SuvaSMofday.lOth March. Passengers booked to or from London by ke Orient line of steamships. k *pSbooke^ i to^d- X r fo* i^T^lh^P^ steamers. TO THSWSH AND NEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY (Limited). Agent3i Or. JAMES WADDEL & CO., ur » Sub-Agents, Blufi. UISTON STEAM SHIP COM, PANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LT". BXPBESS PASSENGEB AND MAIL SERVICE. Fibst and Second Class Passengebs Only. The Company's new, swift and powerful SB. TAKAPUNA, Gross Reg., 930 tons. LH.P., 2000. WUI run an Express Passenger and Mail Service between Lyttelton and Onehunga, via WeUington and Taranaki only, making three trips each way per fortnight, ior separate dates see the Company's Pocket GUid SPECIAL FARES FOR EXPRESS SERVICE. BLUFF: To Wellington. To Tabanaki. Baloon ... &° 1° Saloon ... £8 0 Second-class 3 5 Second-class 5 0 To Onehunga : Saloon & J Second-class ... 010 Single Tickets only will be issued, and these will not permit holders to break the journey at any intermediate port. Through tickets or forwarding passes from other steamers except from those bringing BlufE and Dunedin passengers cannot be made available. FuU return Tickets by other steamers can be made available on payment of difference of fare-i.|., between original value and two single fares. Bagcage allowance wUI be 10 feet for saloon, Ind 4 feet for second-class passengers ; all n excess wiU be charged for. Taranaki being a night port passengers wiil only be booked on the condition that if the captain should deem it expedient to Dasa the port without communicating thej are to be landed at the next port ; in which case they can return by the following trip n 6 payment of one-half additional fare. PACIFIC MAIL S.S. COMPANY. (YUICKEST BOUTE TO GREAT BRITAIN W VIA AMEBICA. Jader Contract with the South Wales and New Zealand Governments. Tbe magnificent Steamships of this line , Jve lackland for San Francisco (calling Honolulu) every fourth Tuesday. STEAMEBS, City of Sidney 3400 Tons Australia ... 3200 „ City of New York ... 3400 „ Zealandia 3200 » For through rates of passage, to or from Europe or America, time cards, guide boo_B, and aU other information, apply to ** a McPHERSON k CO., Agents for Invercargill Office-Eek Street, J. L. McDonald's Building. ______ PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO. The Company's steamboats will be despatched with Her Majesty's mails as foUow, for London, via Bombay :— Steamers, j Tons. Sydney* Melbourne. r*^ha^e~~T~sol3 Jany."2s Jany. 31 Snna 3372 Feby. 8 Feby. 14 Feby. 22 Feby. 28 -T^^toward every alternate week. PMseneers and cargo booked to London, ItSSKtalj, Egypt, India, China, and Tanan. at moderate rates. J ffind-cla-s passengers are provided with firsSa-s accommodation m the steamers Ken New Zealand and Australia, and *%IciaT* Tickets for Combination Touri round the world granted at cheap first-clas* r ToWaTtherinfomationaP|l^o &