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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 9138, 15 June 1880, Page 1

UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND finHE steamers of the above Com 1 J- pany are appointed to leave a under (.circumstances permitting. Leave Wellington for tho North.— Via Pioton, Nelson, New Plymouth I add Manuakau. Wellington— 17th June *Tairoa— 2lst June > Wanaka — 23rd June ' *Wollington— 2Bth June ♦Picton and Nelson only I ______ Steamers lea Ting— WeiiUHGTon, Littblton, PobiChalhiei and Bluff. 1 Wakatipu — 15th June Wanaka — 16th June 1 *Tairoa— lßth Jnne Te Anau— 2lst June *'LJrttielton only Leave Wellington for — Melbourne via (south. *Te Anau— 2lst June Bingarooma — 28th June ♦CallatHobart Town Time Table for Hay of the Union Stem , Shipping Company. , TAYLOR & WATT, Agent. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED). Head London Oitioh : l\J^iyL^ Bbahoh : Christ, i 25^ S^.Bishopß' ohnroh * {S-^^^gata-riMet, N.Z. 1 1 * Within. The Company's Fleet consists oi 1 :— Tons. Tons The Hukunui 1054 The Waikato 1055 ,i Matauba 898 „ Waislate 115 1 ! „ Opawa 1000 „ Waimea 854 „ Obam 1054 „ Waipa 107] fi Otaki 1053 „ Waiboa 10&! „ Pabk"ba 879 „ Waitanoi 116] Piako 1000 „ Waitaka 831 „ Rakaia 1057 „ Wanganui 100< These Magnificent Clippers are of thi higheßt class at Lloyd's, purchased or buili specially to meet the requirements of th< tride between the United 1 Kingdom am New Zealand. The saloons and state cabini are superbly fitted and arranged tor thi comfort of passengers, who are providec with bedding and all cabin fittings. • Thi dietary scale is most liberal. Second-olasi and steerage accommodation is all that cai ' be 1 desired, and the ships are commandec by, experienced masters Arrangements (for the passages of friend to and from the colony, and also, for thi conveyance of cargo) can be made ( a,t an; of the branches in New Zealand L [ pTERCOLONIAL "DEGATTi , TO BE HELD AT t AUCKLAND, NEWJZEALAND, ON I JANUABY 29, 1881. Pbogeamme op Pbinoitaii Evbhte 1 Champion JRacb, for Brigantines I Schooners, and Ketches, 50 torn register and upwards. First prize . not less than £100. Course abou 1 45 miles. Champion Foub-Oabed Outbiggei .Race, with or without Coxswains First prize, £100, and trophiei valued at £5 each (presented b] Mr M. Gallagher). Course, i miles straight. > 5 Champion IVdb-Oahed Inbiggei , Eace, with Coxswains. Prize £30. Course, 3 miles straight. Champion Soulless 1 Bace. Prize 5 £20. Course, 3 miles straight. Conditions. For the Rowing races, at least thre< districts to be represented. Entrance Fees, 5 per cent on valu< of first prize. ! Entries for Eowing Baces, accom--1 panied with fees, to be made to th< I Honorary .Secretary, atthe Cosmopoli tan Hotel, Auckland, on or befori • January 4, 1881. 1 Otberevents will be advertised at i future date. General Entries, about January 27 c 1881. Further particulars can ba obtainet \ on application. 3 H. J. ELLIS, Hon. Sec. L I I I LAIN ANJ3 OENAMENTAI PRINTING, of every descrip tion, executed with dispatch and ai cheap rates, atthe Ghbokio&b Office