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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9090, 23 May 1891, Page 1

ENINSULAtTi AR.D OBIENTAL. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Company's Steamships will be de- , jpatched with her Majesty's mails as xollows, for LONDON, calling at Colombo, Aden, Suez, Port Said, Brindisi Malta Gibraltar, Plymruth ; — J Leave Leave steadier*, TonßjUrxn'ndor 3vdney Uelbae Mng'ilia ... 4918 Fraser May 18 May 23 Carthage... 501 v Do Home June ) Jane 6 Victoria „. 5268 Oales „ IS „ 20 Shannon... 1189 Sd wards „ 29 Jaly 4 Arcadi ... 6362 Andrews I uly 18 „18 Ballarat ... 4748 Ashdowa „ 27 Aug. 1 Oceann 6382 I'omlia Aug. 10 „15 Panamatta 4f7 1 Murray „ 21 „29 Britannia ► 6257 Ormau Bep. 7 Sep, jl2 MasaiUa; ... 1918 Praser „ 21 „ 26 The PASSENGER FABES from NEW ZEALAND are as under :— From any port in New Zealand. To Plymouth or London, first class — Single £70 ; for nine months (return), £105' for twe'^e months (return), £115. To Plymoaiu or London, seoond '.class — Single £37; for twelve months (return), £65. To Brind is 5, Venice, Prieste, Marseilles, first class — Single, £65; lor nine months , (retarn), £105; for twelve monthß (return), £115. To Brindisi, Venice, Trieste, Marseilles, seoond class — Single £37; .for twelve months (return), £65. . Second Saloon Passengers are provided with First Saloon Accommodation in the steamers between New Zealand and Australia. The SECOND SALOON Accommodation in the abova steamers having -.been thoroughly reorganised, the company are now enabled to. offer intending Passengers to Europe unrivalled Accommodation at the above Seduced Bates. Passage money cau be paid at this end for passages from England. For further particulars apply to the Agents. New Ply mouth, NEWTON KING. 512 h b to SSAW, SaVILU & ALBION Co (LIMITED), MONTHLY LINE OF EOYAL SIA7L FAST FASSiSKGf&ii Srf£2AM&BBS r f£2AM&BB BKTWBKK ALL POSTS' OP »BW ZEALAND AHD LONDON. The Magnificent . S>S. T AINU I 6200 Tons Register, 35y0-iiorae Power, J. Bablovt, Commander, Will be I>e3palehe3 from Lyttellon FOB LOHaOS ..DIRBOI OH SATUBDAY, 30th MAY, 1891. To be. followed by— ,' mJj g g , Date ; Hteamer, §-5 gfc Commander. - JDeparDoric... 4784 3000 J. Wr Jennings June 27 Aiawa«. 5200 3500 W. Stuart ... jnly 25 Coptic. 4448 3000 G. Burton ... Aug. 22 10nic .... 4753 3000 W. H. Kidley .. 3ep. 19 Tainm%. 5200 3500 B. J. Barlow m Oct. 17 Xhe above are' all powerful, new, dteel built steamers, and the accommodation, for all classes of pa&sngers is cneurpaased. - The Homewaid passage will be via Bio de Jsneiio and TeneriSe, and the time occupied ihould not exceed 40 dayi, r ' ,' An experienced Burgeon will accompany eschiteamer. . The above will be supplemented by the fallowing acd otber first-claw SAILING ■• VESSELS AND OABGO ' " STETAMBBS, .£?%£ taking their departnre from Wellington. Probbla I Kama ef Ship. Tens. Oommander* " Time of . .... Qaflins. Glenlora 774 G..FicoU ' May aß.a B. Matataa 8000 M.cDongall May „ Bangatira- SJiOO Bnrton June , Pakeha..... 6000 Scotland Jaly „ MamarL.,. 6000 Maxwell ' ' Angst Ihe imdersigned Li empowered to grant Jtanageiizain London to ' New ZeaUmd, paym«nt for which hai been guaranteed in the Üblony, . . ?OH»i QUMOVU, fTHB NBW ZEALAND SHIPPING I '■■>■'■ ■--• '" "•■ COMPANY'S EOYAL MAIL LINS OF STEAMERS.* (Dnder* contract with the. New Zealand Government) > Are appointed to sail with her Majesty'B Mails for London, via Rip de Janeiro and Madeira. steamer. Port of Pro. date i Depart. -. , of depart KAIKOUiU..... Lyttelton.i-., Jane 13 TONGABIBO.^ , A , iJ'j Jaly 11 AOBANGL.™ i I lAi £*" T J Aug. 15 BIMUTAKA f arTft ll^l jSept. 15 BUAFBHU ), arranged I | Oc^. s And thence forward every fourth Saturday. IMPORTANT NOTIOE. Id compliance with the^ wishes of the Hon. the tfostmaster-General for New Zealand, tue steamebs homewabds will be despatched from the colony on SAiUBDAT 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 0., Limited, Ohristohurch, r to the Branches and Agencies through- ' ont the Colony. WEBSTEB & MoKELLAB, Agents, Proyinoe of Taranaki, fVf JL~ rtfl Pw. day to be •la I Til Hp £9 mads by perffj I w cUw. BOnfl of eitber sex, ia their own localities, at work for ob. New bueineea. All meet with won derful success. Anyone can do the* work.. Yoa don't need capital, or aboat the same as none. We will start you. No space to explain here. Bat yoa; can make a snug little fortune honorably- and easily. Tbi employment is particularly adapted to the region in which this publication circulates Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men Pall particulars and instructions mailed free. Now is the time— don't dtUy, bat write to as at once. BTINBON and Go, Po*tla&4, ftUino ynitvaewci-