w a easss^s ==== fiS_---±-t--_-ia-_--S EHAW BAYIIJ-V iHJft AtßlO] COMPANY (LIMITED), MONTH LV LINE ? > OF BOYAL MAIL FAOT^tRABBENGER STEAMER __Hw_n_ti ALL FOBTS OF NEW ZEALAND AKD LONDON. THE magnificent and powerful B.S. DOBIO, 4784 Tons Begiater, Captain Jennings, wfll be despatched from LYTTELTON FOB LONDON DIBEOr OR SATUBDAY, 27th JUNE, 1891, to b a toUowed|by ' "" " "T" ~~~m\ ■ ■ z -3 .■• || S Date Steamer, lis fj Departure. o _ ■ ■1 1 i i ________*.•__--— Arawa ..5200 Stuart July 25 (Coptic • . 1448 Kempson Aug. 22 lonia '■•"; 4753 Ridley Sept 19 Tainui .. 5200 Evans Oot 17 Dorio . . 4784 Jennings Nov. 14 «. The above axe all powerful, new, steel-built Steamers, and the accommodation for all elasaes of Passengers iB unsurpassed. The Homeward route will be via Bio de Janeiro and- Teneriffe, and the time oooupied should not exceed 40 days. An experienced Surgeon will aooompany eaoh steamer. 'J The above will be supplemented by the Allowing and other first-olas? SAILING VESSELS AND OABGO STEAMEBS. ■■: j r j Probable Name of Ship. Ton Commander/ Time of I Sailing. S.S. Matatua . . 5000 MoDoagall June B.S.Bangatira.. 6000 Barton July S.S. Pakeha .. 6000 Scotland Aogust S.S. Mamari . . 5000 Maxwell Sept S.S. Maori . . 5000 Moffatt October The undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, payment for which has been guaranteed in the Oolony. J. H. COOK & CO., Agents. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. BEGULAB MONTECLY DIBECT ?-TEAM LINE TO LONDON. THE following Magnificent full-powered Steamers are appointed to sail — Probable] Steamer. Tons Date of Port of Begr. Dep'ture Departure. »»■■ — — / —_-.._. Eaikoura .. 4163 \ June 11 Lytteiton Tongariro .. 4474 July 9 Aorangi .. 4163 Aug. 6 Bimutaka .. 4474 Sept. 3j Buapehu .. 4163 Oct. 1| > i And thenceforth every fourth Thursday. The above are all new steamers, built of steel, and commanded 1 v men of great ex. perienoei __,«.* The passenger accommodation Is replete with every modern convenience, and the dietary bo ale nneb as will sustain the wellearned reputation of the Company. The homeward route will be viath Straits of Magellan (if weather permits), and the time oooupied is not expeotd to exceed 40 4%ys, . ' _. An experienced Burgeon wi aooompany earn steamer. Passage Money— Saloon, tea 60 guineas, npwards ; second cabin, 40 gum as ; steerage from 18 to 20 guineas. For further particulars apply to BOI_- KOE__S & GO., Agents. rjBIENT LINE BOYAL MAIL STEAMEBS. The following Boyal Mali Steamships, belonging to the ORIENT and PACIFIC COMPANIES, will leave Sydney and Melbourne on the endermentioned dates, for LONDON via ADELAIDE, ALBANY, COLOMBO, SUEZ, NAPLES, and GIBRALTAB;— from From Sydney. Melbourne Lowtana •• Jane 8 •• June 13 Obota . . Jane 22 . . Jane 27 Obizaba .. July 6 July 11 Obiknt .. July 20 .. Jnly 25 Obmoz .. Aug. 3 .. Aug. 8 And fortnightly thereafter Through fareß to London, £21 to £70 Canal dueß inoluded Bednetion ol Third Olass and Bteerage Fares from London.— Speoial facilities afforded for bringing out friends and relatives by prepayment of the passage money here Steamers providing bedding. Open Berths .. •• £17 17s Four Berth Cabins •• £20 Two Berth Oabins •• £22 Bpedal Beturn Tioketi are issued at the lo_-OW_c. rates:— .- .v • . . £ First Saloon (available for 9 monthe) 105 .11 l» 11-: 12 II H5 Beoond Saloon (available for 12 months) 65 Pareelß booked through to London at Beduced Bates. SPECIAL NOTICE. Second Class Passage Money reduced o £87 and £40. TBIBD CLASS— Open Berths .. £21 do Four Berth Cabins.. £23 do Two Berth Cabins . • £25 First and second eiaSs passengers seoure special advan.rges by booking hroa- H rom New Zealand, elng provided witLl 7 oon passages to Australia, which are ino_i.oed in he above fares. For farther particulars apply to UNION STEAM SHIP CO., of N. Z. (Limitbb), Agents for New Zealand. | PennM-ilar and ftrfenta! Steam Navigation -J6__sfmy, -T.ETJE Company's Steamships will be M~ despatched with Her Majesty's Mails sjollowß, lor London: via Ceylon :— Name of _o»< Sydney, __e_bon__e Adelaide Steamer. Massilia ... 4918 May 18 May 23 May 27 Carthage ... 6618 Jane 1 June 6 J__alo Yiotoria ... 6268 June 15 June 20 June 24 Shannon ... 4189 Jane .29 July 4 July 8 Arcadia ... em July 13 July 18 July 22 Ballaarat .... 4748 July .27 Au|. l W. 5 Oceana ... 6362 Aug. 10 Aug. 15 Aug. 19 FanamatU ... 4771 Aug, 24 Aug. 29 Sep. 2 Britannia ... 6267 Sept. 7, Sept. 12 Sept 16 Massilia ...' 4918 Sept. 21 Sept, 26__Sepf 30 And thenceforward every alternate week7~ £F-_-Mnger»; eed oaigo cc ad to London, Ma-Mill.-, Italy, Egypt., India, China, and, Japan at moderate rates. [ Single- and return lick***, both £r_. i_i<wr and second saloon, are now iwued from Nelaon at the asms fares aa -froa Aiutralian Forts. *. H. COCK i. (?0. Agent* ASUFFEBBB from NesfOM md Wasttng Debility, Loss ' of Ylmil Ac, was BESTOBED TO HEALTH b suoh a re markable manner, after all else had failed, that he will on reedpt of ■ self-addressed stamped envelope, . send the mode of oure f f^ n to «aunj_atomi. Address, A iiINEB, Q J?.Q., Sydney. •.- f^j _ *■ ,
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Colonist, Volume XXXIV, Issue 7035, 11 June 1891, Page 1
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813Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Colonist, Volume XXXIV, Issue 7035, 11 June 1891, Page 1
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