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West Coast Times, Issue 6569, 1 August 1887, Page 1

jTTNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY NISW ZEALAND, LIMITED. POP 'WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON j AND DUNEDIN, | Booking Passengers for al! JEW ZEALAND PORTS, MELBOURNE, HOBART, & SYDNEY, As Thsougb Ratjs. tfOB WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN. 8. S. M A WH E B A, Will be despatched from Greymoutb EARLY. Pa isengers and Cargo will be conveyed by th< b B>S. Waifaea, leaving the Hokitika Wh« rf on the 28th July. S. S. WAIN UI , Will be despatched from Greymouth EARLY, - k S: KOSANUI, Will' be despatched from Greymouth EARLY, . PASSENGERS BOOKED TO AND IBOM U)NDON BY THE ORIENT LINE OF STEAMERS, Leaving Melbourne and Sydney every fortnight. Ifor particulars, apply at once to JAMES A. BONaJa, **gent. iffß NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL LJ2TE OF STEAMEEB. Itnaer Contract with the New Zealand Government). WILL be despatched with Her Majesty's Mails as under, for LONDON, Via Rio de Janeiro and Madeira :— (Steamer. Reg Departure . Depart . —__~_ Aoxangi ... 4163 Lyttelton June 2 Biinutaka ... 4474 Wellington June 30 Bnapehu „.4163 — July 28 Ka&onra „.4750 — Aug. 25 Toogariro ...4163 — Sept. 22| AxuA thenceforward every fourth Thursday. ' "Xhe above are all new steamerß, built ap< jcially for the trade, and commanded by me jn of great experience. The length of the passage by the Comprmy's steamers averages under forty days. Passage money— Saloon, from 60 guineas upwards; second saloon, 40 guineas; cfteerage, from 18 guineas. ] Passengers booked through from Hokitika ' at above ateg. -r-SPECIAL RETURN R&TES. tSaloon available, 9 months ... £103 ..do 12 „ ... 115 Bj&Qnd Saloon 12 „ ... \GS uFor. freight or passage, apply to . -' t • • JAS. A. BONAR, ; l • • : • Agent, Wharf street. SBAW.S^VILL AND ALBION COMPANY (Limitbp). MONTHLY LINE or FAST PASSENGER STEAMERS j BETWEEN ALIi POETB OI I^TEW ZEALAND AND LONDON, j The following powerful new steel-built Steamers are appointed to leave for LONDON DIRFCT as follows :— a . Ton' Port of Date oi .Steamer. Reg Departnre . Depart. "" ' "*^ "~1887 Tdnui ...4763 Lyttelton] July 23 Doric ... 4867 — Aug. 20 Arawa ... 5200 — Sept. 17 -, lonic ... 4744 — Oct. 15 (Coptic ... 5200 — Hoy. 17 The Arawa and Tainui are new steamers •>f the latest designs. The White Star steamers lonic, Doric ifcnd Coptic will be conducted by the masagerß of that line, who bave made 'tbejr service the most comfortable and popular afloat. An experienced Surgeon will accompany i each Steamer. Passage-money ; Saloon, from 60 guineas upwards ; Second Soloon, 40 guineas ; Steerage, from 18 to 20 guineas. jPaseengers booked through from Hokitika at above rates. SPECIAL BETUEN FARES During-the Imman and Coiomai. Exhibitiom : Saloon ... £10fi, available for 9 months „ ... £115, „ 12 „ Second Saloon £65, „ 12 „ ft^RGO CAKBIED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES* For further particulars, apply to D. W. VIRTUE, A gent, Wharf street. , * . — — — PENINSULAR AND OBIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO. The Compai-y's steamships will be despatched witb Her Majesty's mails as follows, for Lorriop, via Colombo: — I Tmw Leave Leave Steamers. Tons £* d a Tf Mcl- AdeSydney. bournet laide F 1887 1887 1887. >oon. 1 p.m. r r Parsreatta 475. July 6 July 12july||14 •Cajrtbage— 50i:i July U33n)y 20 July 28 Ma.ij"lia .. 4WjAug'Bt3AugUßt9Aug. 11 And (hfEoeJorvard every alternate -week Paeeecgerp »n«l cargo booked to London 1 jMaifiCJlHs', Italy, Fgypt, India, China and JapßD r^ motUrr'c rates. Second- Sek on i assengers are provided, with first-clat-s accommodation in the eteßmers between New Zealand and Australia, and vice versa. Bpecial Tickets for .Combination Tours otw>3 the world granted at eheop firstcla«B iates. • Foj iuvther inforrßatJoP spply to, ■ • w, c. joB-ysTois & co., AgcntsvUevtll street, iipkitika,