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Taranaki Daily News, 4 September 1926, Page 3

pLYMOVTH QNEHUNGA AUCKLAND SERVICE (Weather, etc., permitting.) S.S. RAR AW A LEAVES ONEHUNGA MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS. LEAVES BREAKWATER—TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, at 8 p.m. (Train leaves New Plymouth at 7.45. p.m.—after arrival of Mail Train.) FARES: Saloon 355; Nc Steerage. School 255. Outward Cargo must be at New Plymoutn Railway Station nut iater than 10 a.m. on <u.v of sailing. NORTHERN S.S. CO.. LTD., UNION S.S. CO.. LTD. TJNION gTEAM gHIP OF VZV JFEALAND, Sailings (circumstances permitting) TO ONEHUNGA (for Auckland) : (In conjunction with the N.S.S. Co.). Rarawa, every Tuesday and Friday, at 8 p.m. TO SOUTHERN PORTS. Cargo Only. TO WELLINGTON. DUNEDIN, OAM ABU and TIMARU. Opihi, September 4. Carco received until 10 a.m. TO LYTTELTON. FROM WELLINGTON: Wahine. Mun., Wed., Fri.. at 7.45 p.m. Maori Tues., Thurs.. Sat., at 7.45 p.m. TO PICTON (from Wellington) : NGAIO, S.S., Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at 11 p.m. TO SYDNEY. AUCKLAND; Maheno, September 17. Noon. Passengers in two classes. TO SYDNEY. FRO” WELLINGTON: Ma ram a, September 17. 3 p.m. Passengers in three classes. To FIJI (Suva). TONGA (Nukualofa. Haapai. Vavau). SAMOA (Apia). From Auckland. Tofua, Saturday, September 11. TO MELBOURNE. FROM DUNEDIN (via Bluff) : Manuka. September 11. at noon. EXCURSIONS TO HONOLULU. Full particu’ars on application. Enquiries are invited regarding trips to Australia, South Sea Islands, Honolulu. Canada, United States, Europe. Around-the-Paciflc Tours including Japan and the East, Arouud-tbe-World Tours in either direction. Q U N A R D y INK. Travel Home via America and cross the At’antic by AQUITANIA. BERENGARIA. MAURETANIA or other magnificent Steamers from U.S.A, ana Canada to England, or if proceeding Home by direct steamer or via Australia, return by Cunard Trans-Atlantic. Good selection of berths actually held in New Zealand. For accommodation and full particulars, apply— COLLETT AND CO.. LTD. New Plymouth, Taranaki Agents. Or to COMMONWEALTH AND DOMINION LINE. LTD., Maritime Buildings, Wellington, . FOR LONDON, VIA PANAMA CANAL. Date about Steamer From 19 2n. Port Bowen Wellington early Jan. 1927 Port Dunedin Wellington Sept. 21 Port Hobart Wellington Nor. 25 Limited Saloon accommodation for Passengers. QANADA *Q.S.A. CANADIAN—AUSTRALASIAN R.M. LIND From Auckland, via Fiji. Honoiu ti and Vancouver. UNION ROYAL MAIL LINE From Wellington, via Rarotonga, Tahiti, and San Francisco. Passengers H three classes. Eteamer. From About Makura Wellington Sept. 14 Aorangi Auckland Sept. 18 EXCURSIONS TO HONOLULU Apply— UNION STEAM SHIP CO.. OF N.Z.. LTD. QRI E N T £I N E OF STEAMERS FROM SYDNEY TO LONDON. Via Melbourne. Adelaide, Fremantle. Colombo. Suez( l*o?t Said, Naples. Toulon, Gibraltar and Plymouth. Sails Steamer. Tons. about Orama z 20.000 Sept. 18 Ormuz 14,588 Oct. 2 Orsova 12,041 Oct. 16 ♦Additional steamer. Saloon and third-class only. Reduced Saloon fare. f First and third-class only. For full particulars, apply— UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z., LTD., Agents in New Zealand. gEALAND gHIPPING QO., LIMITED DIRECT LINE TO THU UNITED KINGDOM. VIA PANAMA CANAL. Steamer. From About ♦Rotorua. Wellington Sept. 11. 6.30 a.m. jßlmutaka Sept. 19 ♦Remit era Wellington Dec. 1 •Ruablue Wellington Dec.. 4 t Intermediate Salcon. ♦Oil fuel, calling at Curacao. Return tickets are interchangeable with other lines on adjustment. UNION STEAM SHIP CO., OF N.Z., LTD., Agents. St. Aubyn Street, New Piyiacuth. W-AITARA MOKAU SHIPPING COAL & TIMBER CO.. LTD. (Office: Hattrick’s Buildings Walters). S.S. WETERE. , Leaves Waitara for Mokau weekly (weather permitting). All General Cargo from New Plymouth ionsigne) to Mokau or Awakino will be called for by motor-lorry, if notification is left at Messrs. C. A. Wilkinson. Ltd. For Freights and all Particulars, apply to the Secretary, Waitara, or to J. CHRISTOFFEL. New Plymouth. yENTNOR pRIVATE J-JOTEL, Devonport, Auckland. Two minutes from Wharf. Close to city, Beach and Park at Door. G. ARROWSMITH having spared no expense in renovating the 50 lofty rooms for comfort of patrons, who can rely on receiving every attention. TABLE A SPECIALITY. VENTNOR COMMANDS Unrivalled Views of City and Harbour, with its shipping. TOURISTS AND BUSINESS MEN now recognise Ventnor’s situation unique, being so close to City, yet away from noise and dirt. Boats every 20 minutes, and Weekly Tickets. Cheaper than trams, because rickets can be used at will during week IF ON BUSINESS OR PLEASURE, TRY VENTNOR. Once at Ventnor. Never Forgotten. G. ARROWSMITH, 'phone 66. . Proprietor.