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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9085, 18 May 1891, Page 1

" ST^Ail NAVKtATION CO. - v p'a«S Company's Steamships' will bo de- , ' jpatchod with her Majesty's mails as iollowe, for LONDON, calling at Colombo, Aden, Suez, Port Said, Brindisi Malta Gibraltar, Plymrnth ; ,1 , Leave Leave Stpa'mora. Tona <vr-m'nder Hydney Uelbae Maa«ilia ... 4918 Fraser r May 18 May 23 Carthage... BOV-* C c Homo June 1 Jane 6 Victoria ... 3268 Gales „ 15 „ 20 SbtnnoD... t!B9i3dwar-ls „ 29 Jaly 4 Arcadi ... 5362 Vndrewa fu'y IS „ 18 Ballarat... t748 Ash-t^wa „ 27 Aug. 1 Oceans..... H362 Vomlin Ang. 10 „ 16 Pawamattn 4f71 Murray „ 21 „' 29 Britannia . 6257 Ormaa Sep. 7 Sep, 12 tfassilia ... (918 Eraser „ 2' „ 26 The PASSENGER FARES from NEW ZEALAND are as under : — . From any port in New Zealand. . , ', To Plymouth or London, first olass — Sinele £70 ; for nine months (return), £105 for twe' ""e months (return), £115. To Plymotun or London, second 'class — Single £37; for twelve months (retarn), £65. To Brindisi, Venice, Prieste, Marseilles, first - class — Single, £65; for nine months (return), £105; for twelve months , , (return), £115. To Brindißi, Venice, Trieste, Marseilles, second class— Single£ 37; for twelve - months (return), £65. Second Saloon -Paaaongers are provided with First Saloon Accommodation in tUe steamers between New Zealand and Australia. The SECOND SALOON Accommodation in the abovo. steamers having been thoroughly reorganised, the company are now enabled to offer intending Passengers to Europe unrivalled Accommodation at the above Reduced Rates. . .- ■ . Passage money cau bo paid at this end for passaues from England. For" further particulars apply to the Agentß. New Plymouth, NEWTON KING. 512 h b to 3£iAtf\ BaViliL, & AIiBIOS Uo (LIMITS U). MUNTHLY LINE OB" BOYAL MAfL FAST PASSJSNtiKtt SYgAMERF BETWEEN ali PORTS; OK 14 kW ZSALAND AKD LOMIKiN. IJ ■■' ' t The Munificent S- S, T AINU I 6200 Tons Bcgjfei«r, SSuO-Hbree Power, J/BABIiOW, Commander, ft'iH fas De2?patchad from Lyttelton FOB -LONDOS DIREOI ON SATURDAY. 30th HAY, 1891. To bo followed bv — •jS g g Date £t earner, §-S g s Commander. BeparH » ttlj£ tore» Doric..-. 4784 3000 J. W. Jennings June 27 . irawa... 5200 3500 W. Btnart July 25 Coptic. 1448 3000 G. Burtoa ... Aug. 22 T00ic .... *763 3000 W, H. Kidley .. iep. 19 T^nni;.. 1 . 5200 SSOO B. d. Barlow "i. act. 17 ice aW»e r= afer~»S powerfal, new,^ steel ' b alt sleamars,- and the accommodation for » 1 classes ot passengers is an surpassed. . Ihe Eoinewartl passage will be via Bio de J -.nciio and Teneriife, anrt ihe time occupied th:>a!d not exceed 40 daya. . An esperienced Surgeon will accompany e»:H*teamer. „ , - -The Above will be »npplemented by the j ' following asd other fir«t-cla<s - BAILING VBBBifiLS AND CARGO BTKAMEBS, taking their departure from Wellington. ~ : : ; I'roObla Home of Ship. Tans. Gamm*nder. - Time of B«iling. Glentora ,774G.Nic01l } May S.K Matatua 8000 MTcDotigall " ' May „ Bangatira s^oo Darton - June „. Fakena.^^ 6000 ScoUaad , » Jaly „ Mamari..,; 5000 Maxwell " Aug'st t ibe undersigned, ia enjpot^erea. to grant trom London to ffew'Zqalaad, p»jr- ' mantfor which hM'been 'gasi&iteea in the Colony. '■*? ' iQHh CUMIOUB, ~th t« Hmenl '■ tar fJptm Plfittonft fPHB iSEW ZEALAND SHIPPING (X>¥PAKrS BOTAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS. (Under, contract with the New Zealand Government) Are appointed to sail with her Majesty's Hails for London, via Rio de Janeiro and Madeira. steamer. Port' of \ Pro, date ' ' Depart. - of depart BUAFEHU...^. Lytteltoa..«. . M<y 16 And thence forward? every fourth Saturday IMPORTANT ■ NOTIQ& ' In compliance with ttie* v wißheß of the Hon. the Jfostmaster.General for Dew Zealand, the steamebs homewabds will be despatched from the colony on bjlttoday instead of Thursday, commencing with the B.M.S. Bimutaka, on the 18th April, and thenceforward every fourth Saturday. Particulars may be learned an application to the New Zealand Shipping • Co., Limited, Ohristohurob, ox io the Branches and Agencies through ont the Colony. WEBSTER &McKELLAR, Agents, Province of Taranaki, "■lf 1 Tft t£L made b y p er ( db I ** U d&T! 80n s ottitber \ sex, in their own loc&lities, at work fpi .{ as. New basinees. All meet with won ' I derful saccees.' Anyone can do the work c Yon don't need capital, or about the Bame as none. We will start you. No space to explain here. But you can make a enu c little fortune honorably and easily. Th> employment is particularly adapted to the region in which this publication ciroulatee Boys and girls earn nearly as in nob as men Fall purticularfl and instruction* ibaileo c free. Now. is the time — don't d«1»y. bo« - write to ub at once. BTINSON andOo. Po.ttMd, lAmw* Stated State*, £