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Southland Times, Issue 17231, 30 December 1912, Page 1

Shipping. ■JJJJKOT STEAM SHIP COM AITS' or HEW ZEALAND (LTD.) Steamers, will be despatched as follows, weather permitting : Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. ' I'OK MELBOURNE. via HOBAP.T. Train. Moeraki Tues., Dec. 31. 2.2 a p.m. Warrituoo Mon.. .lan. •> 2.25 P-m. Maunganui Mon., Jan. 13 3.25 p.m. FOB SVDNJiX, via DUNEDIN. LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON. and COOK STRAITS Train. Manuka Mon., Doc. 2o l. 1•> r-m. Moeraki .Mon., Jan. 13 1.15 p.m. Warrimoo Mon., Jan. 20 I.la p.m. NO CAKGO will be received at BLUFF later than 10 a.m. on day of sailing. Consignees requiring cargo stopped at Bluff are requested to notify the Company before -the arrival of the steamer, otherwise It will bo railed to Invercargill Goods Shed at their risk and expense. Tickets available for stop-over or return by tho Huddart Parker and Co’s steamers. AIL fc^EKVICE TO LONDON, VTA SAN FEAN Cl SCC. All American Points, British Isles, and Continent, via Raratenga and Tahiti. ftOYAL M •Twin Screw. And Every Four Weeks Thereafter. (Equipped with Wireless Telegraphy.) Choice of eight routes across the Continent, connecting on the Atlantic Coast with the Giant Cunarders, White Star, and other vessels. ijihii J^OUXIk TO LONDON, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, CANADA Via FIJI and HONOLULU. CAN ADI AN -AU S T UALASI AN P.M LINE. From From Twin Screw. Tons. Sydney. Auckland Makui-ii 5.500, Jan. 13 Jan. IT Zealandla 7000 leb. 10 i-’eb. 14 Marama 7000 Mar. 10 Alar. I t And Every Four Weeks thereafter. (Equipped with Wireless Telegraphy.) Passengers booked to all points in Canada and United States. Through bookings to Europe. Round-the-V.'orid bookings a speciality. QBZENT JJCNB jyrAH STBAMBBS. For London and Europe, via Suez, From Duo - Twin Screw. Tons. Melbourne. London. Orontes 9,000 Jar. H Feb. 15 Orsova 12,500 Jan. 22 Alar. 1 Omrah 9,000 Feb. 5 Alar. 15 And Fortnightly thereafter. HUDDART PARKED L I N E. FAVOURITE PASSENGER SERVICE. Saliir.g as under (circumstances permitting.) BLUFF, for MELBOURNE, via HOBART. ULIAIAROA—Tuesday, December 21, 2.35 train. BLUFF, for DUNEDIN', LYTTErTON, WELLINGTON, and SYDNEY. ULIAIAROA —Monday, January 6, 1.45 train. r DUNEDIN, for SYDNEY, via EAST COAST and AUCKLAND. .VICTORIA—Afonday, December 30. All Fitted with Wireless, •Twin Screw. Consignees requiring cargo slopped at Bluff are requested to notify tlo Company before the arrival of the steamer, otherwise it will be railed to Invercargill Goods Shed at their risk and expense. NO CARGO will be received at BLUFF ' ater than 10 a.m. on day of sailing. Tickets available by Union Company’s Steamers, and vico versa, after first Stage of travel. For freight and passage apply to J, G. WARD St CO., LTD., Crescent, General Agents. J. G. WARD & CO., \ L T D.. AO UN T A—FEDEIhAI. AND SHIRE LINES. HUDDART, i-AKKKU, LTD. MAORI LAND STMAMSHIP CO., LTD. NORDDEUTSCi 11.V i LEG YD. NIPPON YUSEN ICAISHA. AILSSAGERIES AIA K iTIMES, OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO. AAIEItICAN St AUSTRALIAN LINE. SWEDISH-SOUTi I AFRICAN LINE. AUS T H AL-ADI; IA T Ilj I Li NE. HOWARD, SAHTII Co„ LTD. 2111 rJAHE IN VERCARGILL SHIPPiX( COMP AN Y. LIMITED. S.S. INVERCARGILL Sails EVERY TUESDAY from Dunedin for Invercargill. Cargo forwarded to inland towns. For rates of freight apply, A. B. CAAIPBELL, Agent. gHIBB Of STEAMF-RS. NEW ZEALAND TO AVONMOUTH (BRISTOL). ♦Twin Screw. The above magnificent steamers, whicii have been specially built for the New Zealand trade, will be despatched ut icgu intervals. M.’.arfors are fitted througliout with every modern convenience, and accom- ■ in-.-dution is provided Cor Saloon and ' Steerage Passengers. Doctor and Stew- < ardess carried. 1 i'nsjitge Money:—Saloon, 40 gqineaa s per «*s!uit: Steetage, 1.10 10s, £IS its, and 1 (20 10s per adult, i.'roru any New Zealand 1 For .erliier information apply to the JMahifgir.g Owners. / TL .INBUtL, MARTIN & CO., 1, Crawford Mrpbt, Dunedin. '/ /./■■' a l r . -j-