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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 6984, 6 February 1886, Page 3

ShippingUNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited) tj ILL despatch Stenmors as under from ♦ v tho breakwater (weather and other ircumstnncei permitting) : — FOR MANUKAU— Penguin on SATURDAY, 13th February. Hawea on SAXURDAY. 20th February. RoTOittTA onMOSDAY, Ist March. FOB SOUTHERN PORTE— Rotobua on SUNDAY, 7th February. Penguin on WEDNESDAY, 17th February. UAWEA on WEDNESDAY, 24th February. Potobua on WEDNESDAY, 3rd March. FOR SYDNEY (Feom AUCKLAND)— MANAPOUBI, on WEDNESDAY, 10th February, FOR HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO (Fbom Auckland) Makaroa on lUESDAY, 2nd March. Excursion Season, 1885-BG. During the months of December, January, and February, Return Tickets at reduced bates will be issued ov.r all the Company's lines, available until the 31st March. Passengers booked through to London by Orient Line. I3T OrnoES : BROUGHAM Slit EXT. -H- NORTHERN S J*£^;' 'STEAMSHIP Co. TIMETABLE FOR FEBRUARY— (Weather and other circumstancespermitting) FOP. ONEHUNGA— Gaibloch, sa.Jrrom Waitara, on TUESDAY (9th February), at 9 p.m. Qaibloch, 8.5., from Waitaro, on FRIDAY (1 2th February), at noon, Gairloch carries a Stewardess, Excursion Season, 1885-86. During the months of December January, and February, Return Tickets at reduced rates will be issued over all the Company's lines, available until the 31st March. BSir ' argo must be booked and alongside, one hour before sailing. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Company's Office. Unequalled accommodation for stock. Inspection solicited. W. D, WEBSTEB, Agent, Cnrrie-street, and West Quay, Wai tarn. Waitara, February 5, 1886. W7l tc X3>«k *" SHAW i SAVILL, & Co. (Limited.) MO-miLYTINE OF PAST PASSENGER STEAMERS . B&TWEEN . ALL PORTS OF NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON. rflE following powerful new stoel-built Steamers are v appointed to Leave for London Direct as follows :— (Final pork as arranged.) 5 3 S S _ , Data and Steamer g.a/§£ Oommnnder. pp O rt of »e61 o Wb. partnre. W Doric ... 1744 3000 J.W. Jennings February 13 Wellington Arawa. . 5200 3500 J. Stuart Match 6 Wellington lonic ... 4753 3COO J. G. Cameron April 3 Coptic. 1367 3000 W.H. Kidley Maj 1 Tainui . . 5200 3600 B, J. Bai'low May 29 Doric. 47J45000 J.W. Jennings June 28 An experienced Burcceon will accompany etch steamer, The Homeward route will be via Bio De Jareiro, and the time occupied should not exceed 40 da' s. PASSAGE MONEY. Baloon ... From 60 guineas and upwards Second Cabin „ 40. guincs fltceisge... f , 18 to 20 guineas. fcPECIAL RETUBN FARES During tho Indian and Colokial Exhibition: Saloon ... £105, available for 9 months „ ... £115 „ 12 „ S.cond Saloon £65 „ t , The above will be supplemented by the following and other first-class — BAILING VESSELS. Prob. Fim« Name of Ship 3 » Class. Commande: H ... Pleione 1092 100 Al O.H.Renau' Feb. The Unae Bigned are empowered to grant passages from London to Ne v Zealand, payment for which haa bee 1 guaranteed in the rolvny :—: — , W. lr G. TURNBULL k 00.l HURRAY, ROBERTS & CO.I WelE. PEA ROE. ( lington. LEVIN & 00. , JOHN GILMOUR, Agent for New Plymouth. •. rp HE NEW ZEALAND I. SHIPPING OOMJjgyigPANY'S ROYAL ' MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS Under contract with the New Zealand Government) Will he despatched with Her Majes'y's Mails for London, via Rio de Janeiro and Madeira: ' 8to»mor. Pott of Pro. date Deport. of depart Ruapohu WolHnßton Jan. 14,-86 KaiUoum ) As may Feb. 11 Tongariro { he March 11 Aorangi | arranged April 8 Rimutako J May 6 And thenceforward every fourth Thursday. The above are all new steaners, bnilt apeoially for the trade, and oommantod by men of great exporienoo. Tho length of tbe paapago by the Company's St^amera averages under 40 days, Pabßftge money — Saloon, from 60 gninoaß ipwards j second cabin, 40 galneas eteor igo, from 18 guineas. , For freight or passage apply to WEBSTER k MoEELLAB, Agents, Province of Taranaki j 1 to the Branohop and Agencies throughout the Colony. I A3 to [A OAKD.] EGMONT ACADEMY "|)E-OPENS on MONDAY, Ist February. Gleatest possible painß taken to ensure genuine progress. Pupils are thororghly grounded in English. The course includes Political Economy, French, Physiology, ard Domestic Economy. FEKg (pnyable in advance)— Ycung Ladies, £1 Is.; Girls and Boys, 12s. Gd. Ihree in family, no charge made for third. J,N,b,— Boya o?er tea not admitted,

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