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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10973, 12 June 1903, Page 1

Shipping « JSIUN BT&AMfcdJJr UOttiA'AiS ± OH' NEW ZEALAND (LTD). 6TEAM&RB BAIL . FROM WELLINd TO* ASUNDER:— LYTTELTON. Kotomahana 1 Fri | .luno Vi I 7.30 pin PtiPgoin i I Sat . | June 13 tU pm Rotomahiina | Mon | Joho 15 ! 7.30 pm Tarawera | 'J 4 b< s Jnne 16 '• 4 pm - Hot _04hana » Wed J Jino 17 ) 8 pro Maeraki JThtiri [.Jane 18 14 pm liUMiSOIN. VIA LY'fT&IjTOH Tarawwra | Tubb TJ»"° lt? I 4 P rtl NAPIER, GISBOBNE. & AUCKLAND. Taluue I Mon j June 15 | 4 pm Mokoia 5 bat I Jnne vO i"2 pm HJSLBON, Via PICTON (_ND BLENHEIM). Booking oargo through to Blenheim at 15s per ton. Connecting with train for Blenheim at 6 p.rn^ ■ V/aiuui I Bat i June. 13 | 15f.30 l>m fKotoiti I Bun I June 14 | 10 pm ' fDoea not call Picton. * ~WiSW JtriiXMOUlli Ob OiJJaiiUJNOX FOR AUOJSAND. Connecting at Now Plymouth with through train from Wellington on Tuesdays and Ff idaya. . JftOlOifcl jßuu ( Jaue 14 ilO frta Nelson. PiCTO^.NKLSON, WEBTPORT, GREYMOUTH <fe HOKITIKA. Wainui I Hat | June 13 | 12.30 pm fKoonya | Mon | June 15 |3 pm . fPofes not oill Pjciion or Nelson. bYDNbY vii TONGA,"" BAMOA, AND FIJI. fProm 'Auckland.) Mana'poon . Wed | July 1 I KABATONGA AND TAHITI T (From Auckland.) Tavmui ■ | Ties I Jane 1(5 i SUVA AND L.EVUKA. (Prom Auckland.) Moura | Wed | June 17 i ~ Passelijjets booked to W.est Australian ports. Bertha will only be allotted to passengers on production of passage t ckets at the Company's office. Tickets available by Mesera - Huddart, Parker and Oo.'a steamers Westraliß and Zealandia. BOOKED, and all iufarmatioii to toe obtouwA feora jqusBTON A CO., Ltd., Tanpo Quay. *AMii!l.NtfEKB BOOKED .TO WEST AUSTRALIAN PORTS. , 6HOKTEBT RjU TE l TO f AUCKLAND VIA ONEHUNGA. Conuocting with through train from South. /£ & ', CITE ABUSES, leave /l\ A.'¥\ v Now Plymouth as j*Leßj§&&KSj£ QV^ er (weather and cir-JS^^y^^-i^^^ 9 cumstances permitting *. TaKapuua | Fri I June 12 I 8.30 pm Botoitf '| Toes J June 16 1880 pm Tabapuna I ffn .■ I June 19 I 5.30 pm Passongers can embark at Wellington on Wednesdays and Sundays, proceeding through by ateanier to O_.chunga for Auckland. UNIOST STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF KEW ZEALAND (Limited). '~T i <JiKlliE LINE 1)1Ax JA, -Qreqt steamers J^E-tIIiBHIRE .. 6000 tons 3500 h.p BUd'aJSHIRE .. -8000 tons 3500 h.p BAN^FSBIBfi .. 8100 tons 3500 a.y ffIPBSHJRE- -.* 8500 tons 3560 b.£ NAIRNSHIRE .. 8500 tons 3500 b.p MORAYSHIRii .. 8600 tons 3500 h.p t AYRSHIRE . . | 10,200 tons | •(•Twin Screw. The above magnificent Steamers whick have all been specially built for.the New Zealand trade, and mak« an ayerage passage of 46 days, will be despatched at Regular intervls* SALOON PASSAGE MONEY TO LONDON, 45 guineas. > • • • - Steamers fitted throughout with ELECTRIC LIGHT-, and ;accommodatidtt it provided for saloon passengers. v For plans- and particular*, •*«., apply, to the- Managers, TURNBULL, MARTIN A. CO., Australian Mutual Provident Building*, Princes ■ Street. Dunedin. Oceanic Steamship Company. -- A. AND A. LINE. ' TO CANADA^ AMERICA, ENGLAND. | (Via Samoa, Fanning Island, Honolulu, and I San Francisco), ' , T. ONDON IN gIV DAYS. J PEERLESS EXCURSION TO YOSEMITE , VALLEY AND BACK. \ Situated in Southern California; Yosejnite is conceded by all travellcrs'to make the most Varied, Wonderful and Beautiful Natural Picture that the wide world contains. The floor of the Valley is 400 ft above sea level, and is closely hemmed in by vertical walls of Granite pi over 4000 ft high. Waterfalls, aboundant in volume and ,indescribably grand, leap ' into air 3000 ft above the Valley, and falling, rush in thun- ■ der aud foam to join the quiet waters of the Merced- Rivor, which j-flows peacefully ' through its flowf r-carpeted banks. p : , Mountains' lO.DOOft high surround the Valley, while at the entrance is the ■ "MARIPOSA GROVE OF BIG TREES," ' some of' which are 400 ft high and 100 ft in circumference. , , 6000-ton Steamers will leave Auckland on Jun'eil.9, July 10, and July 3i. Berthing Lists now open. f , Fare, from Auckland (inclusive of Califorriiau Rail, Coach, and Hotel Fares), £12 First Class. To (Monterey (Del Monte) and Return — JJ6S First Class. •Staterooms contain two Berths only. Apply for Guide Books and full i_formation, i ' C, F. MILLWARD, Wanganui. *— f — : ' "/"* OOD NEWS FROM HOME !" Another V3T shipment of New Century Soft Rubb^r Hair Curlers arrived^ LANE'S EMULSION .(Seiail and Wholesale) at Uean's Pharmacy. IflOR COUGHS AND COLDS— LANE'S 1 ' EMULSION (Eelail and Wholesale) AT HEAN'S PHARMACY.