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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9124, 3 July 1891, Page 1

PENINSULAR AND ORIB^^^L. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. *^pUW Company's Steamships will be dejpatohed with her Majesty's mails as xollowe, for LONDON, oalling at Colombo, Ados. Sues, Port Said, Brindisi Malta Gibraltar, Piymrnth : — Leave Leave StPaaienk, Tons xr-tn'ndor Sydney Melbae STa^iiia 1 4918 Fraser May 18 May 23 Vorthaze... 6018 Oo Home Juuo 1 Juno 6 yi^o'fifii .1. fi26B aates „ lfi „ 20 Shannon,.'. 4189 Bdwards „ 29 Jaly 4 'Ardadi 1 ... t?362 \ndrcwa fuly 18 „ 1R BaTldl'ati:. 1748 Ash<l«wn „ 27 Aug. 1 O«mtin «362 Vomlia Aug. 10 „15 Pwramaita If 7! Jf array „ 21 „ 29 Britannia. 6257 Orman ! 3ep. 7 Sep, 12 UmiJUb)... 1918 Fraser ■ „ 2* „ 26 i . . . ■ A.rJ'.,,', . __J ," The! PASSENGER FARES from NEW ZEALAND are as under :—: — ' i From any port in Now Zealand. To' Plymouth or London, first class — Single £70 ; for nine months (return), £105 { for twe' ""e months (return), £115. i To Plymoiu.i or London, second olaes — Single £37; for twelve months, (return), £65. To Brindiei, Venice, Priesto, Marseilles, firat oloßß— Single, £65; ior nine months (return), £105; for twelve months (return), £115. To Brihdißf, Venice, Trieste, Marseilles, second olaes — Single £37; for twelve months (return), £65. Second Saloon Pasaengera are provided with First Saloon Accommodation in tho steamers between New Zealand and Australia. . Tho SECOND SALOON Accommodation in tbe abovs steamers having been thoroughly reorganised, the company are now enabled to offer intending Passengers to Furope unrivalled Accommodation at tbe above Reduced Bates. Paßsage money cau be paid at this end for passages from England, For further particulars apply to tho Agents. New Plymouth, NEWTON KING. 612 fa bjo 3b. AW, &AVILL, <fc ALBION Go (LIMITED), vMONTHLY LINE OF BOYAL MAJL fAST PASSENUKK STiIAMERF , , BKTWEEtJ ALL POBXS: OF NKW , ZEALAND AND LONDON. The Magnificent " 8r S. ARA W A 6200 Tons Register, 3600-Horeo Power, W. Bxuabt, Commander, Will be Pe»patchefl from Lytteltou ' rOB LONDON DIRECT .. - ox SATUEDAY, 25th JDLY, 1891. To bn followed by— ■ « jh Date Steamer, .8 .g g % Commander, Depar* ture. Coptic. 4448 3000 G. Barton ... Aup. 22 lonic. .-. 4753 3000 W. H. Kidley .. Sep. 19 Tainai;... 5200 3500 B. J. Barlow^ Oct. 17 Doric 4764 3000 J. W. Jennings Nov. 14 Arawa M . 5200 3500 W. Stuart ... Dec 12 The above are all powerful, sew, iteel built ateamers, and the accommodation for all clauea of paHe'cgexf is nnaurpas»ed. The Homeward postage will be via Bio de Janeiro and Tenenffe, and the time occupied ihould not exceed 40 days. An experienced Surgeon will accompany each steamer. The above will be wpplemented by the following and other fint-claw EOILING VEBftlflLS AND OABGO , STEAMERS, taking their departnre from Wellington. ... e robljH Haste ef Snip. Turn .Oosuzuuider. Time of BiliUiig, Glenlora....;. J74 G, Nicoll Bfay as. Matatua'6ooo McDongall May u^Bangatira- 5000 Bnrton June \ Pakena 6000 Scotland July „ Mamari..,. 5000 Maxwell Aug'.st the underaighed ia empowered to gram I toiaget bom London to New Zealand, paynkwit for which hu been guaranteed in tnc Oolony, lOHht GILMOUB, , •'•»'» ««r«mt tor New Plvmoatli fPHB NEW JSBAIikISrD SHIPPING CQMPASy'S BOYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAM BBB. (Under contract with tbe New Zealand > ' •■' ■ Government) Are appointed to tiail with her Majesty's ' Mails for London, via Bio de Janeiro and ' Madeira. Steamer. Port of Fro. date Depart. of depart rQNOABIBO. M , Lyttelton..... Jaly 11 AOBAtfGI , A.™*Vr Aug. 15 MMtJTAKA..... I .SrS Sept, 6 BUAFiIHD.. J fMt-JLdlf Mt- JLdl }oct. 3 KAIKOTJUA«... J an^ed I j Oct. 31 And thence forward every fonrth Matarday JiyiPORTAIHT NOTIOe. In compliance with the wishes of the Hjoo. the Postmaster. General for New Zealand, the stbambbs hombwabds will be despatched from the oolony on SAiußpA? instead of Thursday, commencing with the R.&T.B. Rimutttka, on the 18th April, and thenceforward every fonrth Saturday. Particulars may be learned an application to the New Zealand Shipping o. f Limited, Obriatohuroh, r to the Branches and Agencies through ont the Oolony. WEBSTKH & MoKELLAR, Agents, Provinoe of Tarauaki, 4> 1 T fi T/L tnads by per OU I OU* 80Q8 of eitbei sex, ia their own localities, at work foi us. New business. All meet with won derful success. Anyone can do tbe work You don't need capital, or about the sum* as none. We will start you. No space to explain here. But you can make a snup little for tnne honorably- and easily. Thi employment is particularly adapted to tht region in whioh this publication circulates. Boys and girls earn nearly as muob as men. Full particulars and instructions mailed £ree.> Now is the time—don't df Uy, but write to an at onoe. STINBQN wd Go. tfortUnd, Mtin* United Btitw,