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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11740, 18 September 1902, Page 1

; , . :_ shipping. VV'iiLJLJJMiXOJSr STEAM PACKET CO. rpfiE following Steamers will be dcsX patched as under (weather and cirsumstances permitting:-— FOR WELLINGTON— S.S. STORMBIRD>—FRIDAY, 9 p.m. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE CO., Agents. S.S. HUIA—THURSDAY, 8.30 p.m. WANGAN.UI SUPPLY COMPANY, Agentß. FOR WEST COAST PORTS. S.S. MOA (fotr Wiestport)—Early. S.S. ORETI (for Westport)—Early. JOHNSTON and CO., ltd., Agents. For Freight and Passage apply to alove Agent or to O. F. MELLWARD, Wanganai. A. <£^kjß TVTORTHERN STEAMSHIP CXM1M PANY, LTD. THE S.S. GAERLOCH WILL SAIL FOR OPUNAKE, RAGLAN, KAWHIA and ONEHUNGA, On TUESDAY, 16th INSTANT, At 7 p.m.. For Freight and Passage apply to JOHNSTON AND CO., Ltd., Agents. ATORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY IN (LIMITED). NEW PLYMOUTH TO oNEHUNGA. THE S.S. NGAPUHI, 680 Tons Register, Leaves New Plymouth for Onehonga, i MONDAY and THURSDAY, connecting l with through train from. Wanganui, i Ami Leaves Onehunga for New Plymouth SUNf»AY and WEDNESDAY, connecting with tlirough train to Wanganui. - Passengers can secure berths on application to JOHNSTON ANx> &\ r Agents. XT°^^E^ STEAMSHIP COMPANY IN • -■-'- (LIMITED). ~ TIME-TABLE for sailing of the S.S. NGAPUHI from New Plymouth for Onehunga dtiring month of SEPTEMBER, 1902. THURSDAY, 18th 8.30 p.m. MONDAY, 22nd 8.30 p.m. MONDAY, 29th 8.30 p.m. THURSDAY, 25th 8.30 p.m. Fi'. ■ information apply to JOHNSTON AND CO., Agents. QCEANIC S^AMSHIP COMPANY.. A. and A. LINE. AUCKLAND I'J LONDON VIA AMERICA, IN 26 DAYS! THE SPLENDID 6000 TONS SISTER SHIPS, QIIERRA, QJONOMA, Classed 100 Al at British LWd'« Will leave Auckland as under: — Leave ArrV/e at~ ~~ Steamers Aucklan San Mails due 2 p.m. Francisc London VENTURA Aug. 29 Sept 15' Sept 25 SIERRA Aug 19 Oct 6 Oc 17 3ONOMA Oct 10 Oct 27 Nov 7 Extremes of Heat and Cold avoided. Five Days Longest time at Sea. Four Days from Pacific to Atlantic. Choice of Eight Routes. Niagara Falls viewed from Carriage Windows. Bookings to any point in Canada, United States and Europe. WE REACH THEM ALL. With SPEED, COMFORT VARIETY. FARES: San Francisco and Vancouver, £16 to £40. Liverpool and London, £32 7s ?,!?.£ to £-69 3s 4d. Round the World, £49 15s to £13.7. Apply for Fares, Guide Books, and ftil; information, to 0 IT. tCLLWABD, Agent, W*fci£:mui. iUTEW -\7ORK T I^iu TNSURANCE IN 1 Li 1 COMPANY, '. he Largest and Strongest International 1 Qsuranoe Company a. the World, doing 1 business under 82 Governmental ASSETS, NEARLY £60,000,000. ANNUAL INCOME .£14,000,000. ACTUAL INSURANCE _ • tn FORCE =r~. £280,000.000 |"C is hereby notified that Mr A. E. LEWIS, late of the Bank of Ausfcir'asia, Wanganui, has bc-en appointed District Superintendent for the above Company, and is now in charge of the Western Portion of t. North Island. THOMAS P. PURVES, A.1.A., General Manager, Department of Australasia. LOUIS GRANT, Resident Secret"*^ **» lsry Zealand