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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8513, 2 July 1889, Page 3

Shipping UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (UimED) TXT ILL despatch Steamers as under from VV the Breakwater (weather and other circumstances permitting :— FOB MANTJKAU— Wanaka on WEDNESDAY, 3rd July. TAKAPONA on BATDBDAY, 6th July. { FOE SOTJTHEBN POBTS— BOTOBTJA on WEDNESDAY, Brd Jnly. WANAKA on SATUBDAY, 6ih July. FOB SYDNEY (FBOM AUCKLAND). Maiaboa on TUESDAY, 9th Jnly. SPEOIAL~SERVIOE Between Manukan and Lyttelton, Via New Plymouth and V/elHngtoa. Theß.s, WANAKA leaves New Plymouth every Wednesday Afternoon for Manukan, and every Saturday Morning for Wellington and Lyttelton. Passengers booked through jo London by Orient Line, 49* Offices: 1 Brougham Street. M «1 ,* NORTHERN Jhfefk STEAMSHIP 00. fflft^J (Limited.) TIMETABLE FOB JUNE-JULY. FOB ONEHUNGA— ( Weather and other •lrcumstanceipermitting From Waitara— Gaibloch, ss., from Waitara on TUESDAY (2nd Jnly), at 10 p.m. GAIBtOOH, 8.8,, from Waitara, on FBIDAY (sth), at 1 p.m. Gaibloch, B*., from Waitara, on TUESDAY (9th), at 5 p.m. Gaielooh, sb.. from Waitara, on FBIDAT (12th), at 8 p,xn. f&" Cargo mutt be booked and alongside ene hour before sailing. Pasinge Tioketa muit be taken »t the^ Company's Office, or on board prior to sailing. W. I>. WEBBTEB, Agent. Gilmour's Buildings, tirougham-streeet, and ' West Quay, Waitara. Waitara, July 1, 1889. 0471 tc SHAW, SAVILL, & ALBION Co. (LIMITED). MONTHLY LINE OP BOYAL MAIL PAST PASSENGER STEAMERS BBIWEES ALL POBTS OF NKW ZEALAND AND LONDt. N. The Magnificent SS- DORIC, 4744 Tons Register, 3000-Horse Power, J. W. JkNNINGS, Commander, Will te De*patched from Lyttelton FOR LONDON DIRECT OK THURSDAY, 25th JULY, 1889. To be followed by— 80 5 g t Date Steamer. §-2 gis Commrader. Depar- " Ht£ ture. 1889. Arawa... :>2O« 3500 J. fetuflTt ... Aug 22 lonic ... 4753 3000 W. B. Mdley... Sept 19 Coptic 4367 :JOOO G. Burton ... Oct 17 Tainui ... i2OO 350U B. J. Barlow » Soy 14 The a'ove are all powerf"!, new, steel built stetmers, and the accommodation for all classes of passengers is unsurpassed. The Homeward pnssaye will be via Bio de Janeiro and Teneriffe, and the time occupied j should not exceed 40 [days. An experienced Burgeon will accompany each steamer. The above will be supplemented by tbe following and other first-class SAILING VESSELS. Probble Name of Ship. Tons. Class. Commander. Time or Sailing. Euterpe ... 1197 *AA.I V. Bowling — The undersigned is empowered to grant pnssages frcm London to New Zealand, p«ymant for which has teeu guaranteed in the Colony. I OOHls GILMOUB, 944 hb to Agent fcr New Plymouth. Tl ts T5 n3 ~- — <© to co <o <yq C$ ™ oo m to a Ka _. r-t r-i iH CD i: ? f I-H : : : : :*§ B<_ H i 1 &a Qp :■• .- © 15 _ © ::: :: § P-58© k 2 »p2^ U§ = !§ A S ffl O .S I .. .= (2| a l i- 1- 1* WSJ: .flj.s j OI -i ill 3 <«! -8! <I M -Mum • (a rtt O DSD O ggm moo v

Wine and Spirit Merchants and Grocers, etc., CUBRIE fTßEuir, NEW PLYMOUTH. 252 hb to -PIPESMounted in Sterling Silver, from 3s. each, at JH. PARKER'S, Watchmaker « and Jeweller (adjoining Alexandra H o a » ll 2' , W e w PUYMOUTH 682 bb jy!7