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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 11978, 28 May 1902, Page 1

it iS3Fr*< XTEW ZEALAND BHIP. u2JEL\ IN ping Oo.»* aotal m^pfi MAIL LINE STEAMERS j*r-*l FOB LONDON |§ Via Monte Video, Teneriffe, *j and Plymontb. __ Steamer. Gotrmandr From Sate. Taparoa ... R. Jaggard Wellington April 24 Tongariro.. J . Sutcliffe „,' May 22 Rimutaka.jGree'nstre'tLytt^ltpn „31 Papanui ... F. Forbes I M-.'- ; ; July 17 Bnapehu... F. Mayos9 )as may be Aug. 14 Wakatane . J.. Croucher j arranged Sept. 11 Faparoa ... B. Jaggard ( Oct. 9 Warrants issued for Passages from United Kingdom. Bound the World (Ist clasß) through Canada or Cnited States, returning by New Zealand* Shipping. Company,- or vice versa, 4125. . . For freight "or passage apply- to WEBSTER & McKELLAR, . Agents. /£ THB "ALL BSD rM WA\ : ' MAIL ROUTE TO m$J%mL ' LONDON. UANADIAN- AUSTRALIAN LINE. NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON, VIA Sydney, Brisbane, Fiji, Honolulu, Victoria, and Vanoonver,»nd through Canada <or the United States by the Canadian. Pacific or other railway lines. For foil particulars, Passage Money, Sailings, 4c. apolv Descriptive Pamphlets Gratis. 'ijNJO N^STE A H3HIP COMPANY OF ._ SZ, Ltd , aSS - ,Brna?ham-tttriset. J & O. COMPANY'S \M mLj> royal mail ffffefflpgp^ STEAMERS FOR MARSEILLES AND LONDON. rpHE 'Ooaapany's Steamships will be 1 - deapasctwd with Her Majegty'a mails a*s follows, for LONDON, calling 'at Colombo, Adea, Port Said, Marseilles, Gibraltar, Plymouth (with liberty to call *t Brindifli) ;—; — " Leave j . Leave ißtetmers. Tons. Sydney, (Melbourne, noon ' noon. ! Himalaya ... 6898 May 17 May 20 j China ...... 7912 „ 31.. Junu 3 | Arcadia ... 6303 Jane 14 „ 17« j SdikV.J .'.. 7911 „ 28 JuY 1 Oceana ... 8603 July 12- • ;, 15 .. ] Victoria ... 6527 „ 26 „ 29 Australia ... 6901 Aug. 9 Aug. 12 Britannia j 6525 „ 23 „ 26 FARES FROiE NEW ZEALAND, j To Plynoouth or London, first-class — Single, £80 69. For two years' return, JBI2Q. - „-- ko-Plnnoufchor London, eecond-olass — -Siugle, 18s to £46 4s. For twelve taoutha -refcura, £69 (inoluding first ttloon from New Zealand to Atietralia). Throngh.Passengers from New Zealand to Europe can embark on arrival of the tMt connecting steamer at Sydney. - Passengers for Brindisi tranship at Port Said. ' • Passage money can. be paid at this end tor passagesfrom England,. - NEWTON KING, Agent for Taranaki. v-- ■■ ■" — —.».——'- — ■ -^.- ■■■■■■ ■■■ t ■■ ~ A k paoifio A^ps us ." HEW ELIMOTrrH TO LONDOW, fi» Colombo, Suez, Naple*, Knrmillflß, wd Gibraltar. Leave i Leave Steamer. Sydney. Melbourne. ' v ' * noon.' 1.30 p.m. to&£?~ Lr.Tbj'M f May 27 Austral . ... ' June 7 . j June 10 •Opbir, ... „21 I „ 24 •Omrah- ... J«ly 5 July 8 •Ortona ... „19 ,» 22 Orixaba ... August 2 Augusts And fortnightly thereafter. •Twin screw Aceats— UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY Brougham-street. ' -L ■%'' BHAW, SAYILL, AND ' y -:XX.~" ALBION CO., Limited. WILL despatch their. Vessels as under (circumstances permitting) . FOR LONDON. . . STEAMEBa. L ! Com- Time jP'rtof Name. Ton- mander gaiiing. Dep. Rtngatira 4045 Nicole M»y 24 Lytl'n -Maori 0 .. . js3l7Moffatt May 30 W'gta Tokom'ru c ,6238 Jnne Matatua ... 3322 Holmes Jnn» " : Sailing Vessei.. Canterpnry— l3o9 | Collingwood { May_ ♦Taking saloon and steerage passen-' ers. ' ' ' f Has accommodation for first, second, and rd cIaHS passengers. The undersigned is empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand; payment for which has been guaranteed ut the colony. ! , ._ . NEWTON KING, Agent for New Plymouth. . PATEA SHIPPING COMPANY, WBLVStiTOS TO WAITARA. A. ■£$k$&*V*T!E& .8. MAN A or Izk-'Mkik' * '* 8 - KIRIPAKA JBaBBKI will *nake> Begalar Trips bet#'d@n: .Wellington - and Waitara at d»te*.W,Jt»^^aUVetii^ed carrying cargo at " curran}.' M)JS& " ' ". "*' ' ,""-«' ' Freight on measurement goods, 12s (}&' } .dead sreightirlOajper ton. FBO it W SLLINGTON—FO a _\ WAITARA. . S.S. KfRIPAKA, Monday, June 2nd '- i....- '. , HERBERT JOLL, 52 - -- -Aoent, Waitara. Clifford Town.; OVERLOOKING the New Plymouth -Breakwater. This spendid propertyrW been cut up into suitable areas tirsuiji purchasers. , Good view, high sitnatibh/iow.prices, and easy terms are the features of this property. The upset price of the sections is only £200 per acre, which compares favourably with th« price of land cut up and sold only a short distance away at £800 per acre, and shows a large margin for rise in values. Any one requiring a good speculation, oria splendid building site, should apply sharp injorder to get first pick to MEDLEY & WRIGHT, Agents, Co£fee^,Palace Buildings, Devon-street a5lB FOB. SA:LE. aa FEfc.r,-DE : VON-STR|EET • Fftß-0 NiTfAIGIE. . Near centre of town. Applflto TUKB