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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9091, 26 May 1891, Page 1

WSINSaLA^AND ORIENTAL. BTEAJI NAVIGATION CO» •'paw Company's Steamships will bo dejpatchod with her Majesty's mails as xollows, for LONDON, calling at Colombo, Aden,' Suez, Port Said, Brindisi Malta Gibraltar, Plymouth; — " j Leave" Leave stpamers, Toaßj( a r-m'ndor Sydney Melbae MagMlia ... 19 IS Prase v May 18 -May 23 Carthage... 501- De Rome June J June 6 Victoria ... s>26B Gates „ lfi „ 20 Shannon... llß9!!BdwArds „ 29 Jaly i Arcadi ... 336^ Andrews luly 13 „ IS Ballarat ... 4748 Ashdiwn „ 27 Aug. 1 Ocean 1 * fi362 Yomlin Aug. 10 „ 15 Parramatts 4^71 Murray „ 21 „29 Britannia.; 8257 Orman Sep. 7 Sep, Jl2 M3wilia_ ... (918 Fraser „ 21 „ 26 The PASSENGER FARES from NEW ZEALAND are as under :— i From any port in New Zealand. To Plymouth or London, first class — Single £70 ; for nine months (retnrn), £105 for twe 1 "c months (return), £115. To Plymouiu or London, second class — Single £37; for twelve monthff (return), £65. To Brindiei, Venice, Prieste, Marseilles, first class— Single, £65; for nine months (return), £105; for twelve months (retnrn), £115. To Brindisi, Venice, Trieste, Marseilles, second ola9B— Single £37; for twelve months (return),' £65. Second Saloon ■ Passengers are provided with First Saloon Accommodation in the Bteamers botwuon New Zealand and Australia. Tho SECOND SALOON Accommodation in the above steamers having been thoroughly reorganised, the company are now enabled to offer intending Passengers to Furope unrivalled Accommodation' at the above Reduced Rates. Passage money caa be paid at this end for passages from England. For further particulars apply to the Agents.' New Plymouth, NEWTON KING. 512 h b to SSAW, BaVILI/& ALBION Go (LIMITS D), MONT HLY L IN B Off BOYAL MAIL FAST PASSSN(:>fcK STEAMSSS BETWEBH ALL POBTS" OP NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON. Tfes Msgaificent S- S. T AINU I 5200 Tons Register, 35u0-Horae Power, J. BABLOVr, Comniandfir, "Will be Despatched from Lyttelton FOB LOKI>ON DIREOI OS SATUBDAY, 30XH MAY, 1891. To be followed bv — c| gg Date Steamer, §« gs Commander, DeparH ™ c3<2- to ll8 ' Doric... 4784 3000 J. "W. Jennings Jane 27 Arawa... 5200 3500 W. Stuart ... Jaly 25 Coptic. 4448 3000 G. Barton ... Aug. 22 lonic. .«. 4753 3000 W\ H. Kidley ,. 3ep. 19 Tainui. 1 ... 5200 3500 B. J, Barlow «. Oct. 17 The above are all powerful,- new, 11661built steamers, and the accommodation for all classes of passengers is ucgnrpaaed. _ The^Homeward passage will bewia Bio dc Janeiro and Tenerifie, and the time occupied ihould not exceed 40 days. An experienced Surgeon will accompany each steamer, ' The above will be supplemented by the following ar)d other finfc-cIaM bJJLIHG VEBBELB AND OABGO STBAMJBBS, >£%. taking their departnre from Wellington. ; ~ ; : Probblß Kainstfßbip. Ton*. ,Oammaiida. Timecrf Glenlors 774 H. Nicoll May 8.8. Malatua 5000 McDongall May „ Bangatira 5000 Burton . . Jane , Pakeba..... 6000 Scotland July „ Maraairi..,. 5000 Maxwell Aug'st Ihe imderngned it empowered to giant i aiiagei from London.to New Zealand, paytatnt for which "haY been guarahteea in the Colony, 7OH* GJLMOUB,. . . wVi %» *wtmt tar Nbw rTHB SMW ZEALAND SHIPPINGr OOMPAKY^S BOYAL MAIL 1 DINEI OF STEAMERS.? (Under* contract with the New Zealand Government) Are appointed to sail with her Majesty's Mails for London, via Rio de Janeiro and Madeira. steamer. Port of Pro, date , Depart. of depart EAIKOUSA..... Lyttoltoa..^. Jnne 13 TONGABIBO... , Anm . T{ July 11 AUBANGI I **£**] Aug. 15 BIMDTAKA f ''.J^liHt } Bept. 16 BUAPEHU..^. > arran « ed l 10ct.3 And thence forwerd- erery fourth isatnfday IMPORTANT NOTIOEIn compliance with the* wishes of ihe Hon. the itaatmaster.General for New Zealand, the stkamebs souewabds -will be despatched from the colony on Baitjbda7 instead of Thursday, commencing with the R.M.B. Bimntaka, on the 18th April, and thenceforward every fourth Saturday. Particulars may he learned an appli* cation to the New Zealand Shipping 0., Limited, Ohristohurch, r to the Branches and Agencies throughoat the Colony. WEBSTER &MoKELLAR, ' Agenta, Province of Taranaki. fo< . f| a per day to be w» I T II 414 1 £L mads by perc&j I vw od^T sodb of eitber sex, in their own localities, at work for us. New business. All meet with won j derful aucoessi Anyone can do the work. Yon don't need capital, or about the same as none. We will start you. No space to explain here. But yon can make a »nug little fortune bpnorably and easily. The employment is particularly adapted to the region in which this publication circulates. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. Full particulars and instructions mailed free. Now is the time— don't dtUy, but write to qb at once. STINSON and do. ?<htland, MjtUw United Stetef,