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West Coast Times, Issue 4114, 22 June 1882, Page 1

Sfaippiaer, UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), EXCURSION FAEES FOR CHEISTCHURCH INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Available to 30th June, 1882. THE above Company's Royal Mail Steamers are appointed to leave (circumstances permitting) as under :— TpOE MELBOURNE, via SYDNEY. S.S. HERO, June 26. PASSENGERS BOOKED to and from LONDON by the ORIENT LINE.

Tickets may be obtained for all the NewZealand ports, and through to Hobart. Tows, Sydney and Adelaide. Ualesß passengers bopk at the office oi: tito agent's one hour prior to the departure of the tender Waipara,' they will require to pay their own fare over the bar. Owing to the inconvenience caased through visitors crossing the bar, all persons going to the roadstead will be charged the ordinary rates for the future. For particulars apply at once to, JAMES A. BONAR, Agent. UNION STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED). CHRISTCHURCH INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. T^XCURSION TICKETS diiring the -^ Months of April and May. SPECIAL RETURN TICKETS, at REDUCED RATES, will be issued from this porfc to Lytteltou,, available for Return until 31st July. J. A, BONAR, Agent, Wharf street

GEOEGE E. STEVENS AND CO.'!!? LINE OF STEAMERS to HONG , KONG, ! Via Sydney, Queensland Ports, and Port Darwin, The magnificent steamship V O L M E E , Captain J. Johnston, Will be despatched from SYDNEY on or about 20th June. To be followed by the VORTIGERN, on sth July. > Passengers booked through from Hokitika by 3. A. BONAR, Agent. ORIENT LVNE OF STEAMSHIPS For LONDON. The following full-powered Gtearaships "Will be despatched for LONDON, yiS the Suez Canal, on or about tbe following dates from .Melbourne:— - •LIGUKIA, Jane 28. GARONNE, July 12POTOSI, July 26. Fahes : First Cabin. 50 to 70 guineas, (Ee'urn Tickets 100 guineas). Second Cabin, 35 (o 40 guineas. Third-class (enclosed cabirs) 18 to 20 guineas?. Open Berths (for men or]y) 15 guineas ISuez Cannl J xus fc's additional. Passengers mi book at this Agency at a through ntr, covering Intercolonial Fare, "and fecrring erecial advantages. Parcels looked through lo London at educed rates. J. A. BCNAB, Agent, Wharf street.

j. - mHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S JL^XJN Jit ' .Rangitikei ... ... ... 1225 Tons. Waimate „. 1123 Tons. Waitangi ... 1121 Tons. Waikato 1021 Tons. Rakaia 1022 Tons, Waimea 848 Tons. Waitara 833 Tods. Mataura 853 Tons. Orari „ 1000 Tons. Otaki ... 1000 '.'.:ns. Hurunui „. ... ... 1000 „ <-ns. Waipa 1000 i?ns. Wairoa , ... 1000 i^ns. The Favorite Clipper Ship MONTROSE, J. Billet, Cominnder, From LYS'JEITCN for LONDON Duricg June. The above are all iron vessels of the highest class at Lloyd's, built or purchased specially to meet the requirements of the Kew Zealand passenger and carrying trade, and are supplemented from time to time by chartered ships also of the highest class. Vessels are deepatched trom London to each of the principal ports in the regularly every month, . Their saloons are fitted with all the latest ! improvements to ensure the comfort of passengers, and the tables arc supplied on a mostlibsra 1 ccale. Persons wishing to bring their friends or cargo out from England can arrange or so doing, a^d the whole or part cost, if necessary, can be made payable on ship's arrival in New Zealand. TO INTRUDING PASSENGEES FOJi ENGLAND. Having been appointed Agent for the magnificent Line of vessels now sailing under the New Zealand Shipping Company's Flag, full particulars regarding the dates of departure from the various ports oi itfew Zealand, together with rates cf Passage and any other information, can Le obtained by application to theundersigaed TAS A. BONAR, Agent, Wfaarf-etreet.