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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11648, 28 August 1905, Page 1

Shipping. *VTEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO.'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMEBS. . JFOR/LONDON, Via MONTEV IDEO, ITENERIFFE, and PLYMOUTH. Very Superior Accommbdatidi. for Passengers. • Tnn»- Probable m o-si Steamers. R^ r |inal . f»J$ •Tongariro 7<500 Wellington. .Aug. 31 •TurabHiik '8010 Wellington. Sept. 28 •Bapafba 6563 — Oot. 1% •Ruapehh - 7801 — Nov. 23 •Riinutaka 7765 — Deo 21 "•Twin Screw. For passage of freight, apply to JOHNSTON AND CO., N.z. loan- And mercantile co:, Agents. C. F. MILLWARD &■ CO.'S SHIPPING OGMnic Steamship Gompany. H«| A. * A. IS". IPdm To AMERICA, CANADA, JT^^^ »nd Europe, LONDON IN 28 DAYS. TTTINTER ~^XCUES V IONS,. DURING JULY AND AUGUST. PEERLESS -EXCURSIONS TO YOSEMITE VALLEY AND MONTEREY /AND RETURN, With" Option or prolonging the , YOSEMITE VALLEY— The, Wonder! Garden of the World, is situated in the heart of the Sierra Nevada 'Mountains, ■Southern "California. There Is nothing to ; equal it on the globe; no trees so truly,, ideal in symmetry' and yet so immense in growth; no valley so beautiful and yet so .awfulj where such Titanic forces have' wrought, yet have left 1 a park-like floor. Vertical walls more than 3000 feet ihigh fence it, in, and streams break over them in cataracts, one at least '15 times the' height of Niagara. There :"are "five great: Waterfalls plunging over the walls of- this chasm' 'from a height of 350ft 1 to 2600ftJ At ithe entrance to the valley is the MARI-' POSA GROVE OF BIG TREES, some of which are over 400 ft high, with a base cir-' cumference of lit) "feet. '. MONTEREY (DEL MONTE).— Notable' among resorts' of the world, is on the Bay of JSionterey, 125 miles south of San Francisco, overlooking the broad Pacific Ocean,' situated in the land of perpetual sunshine! and outdoor life and sport. FARE (INCLUSIVE 'OF AMERICAN BAIL COACH, HOTEL, AND. STEAMER FARES: YOSEMITE AND RETURN, PIBST- ., , . , CLASS LT-J72. . . MONTEREY (DEL MONTE) AND RETURN, FIRST-CLASS:— .£65. BERTHING LISTS now open for steamers (6000 tons) sailing July TLA,, August 4, attd August 25. ' ' C. F. MILLWABD & CO., .' " ■ Agents. - FOR WELLINGTON. >i-t -'|riifatfe p 3pHE s.s. STORMBIRD, Jk tJrZl^ JJ- Captain Mclntyre, will vjtfft^ML^^^* sail for the above port (weaJBSBBBHfc? ther and circumstances permitting), TUESDAY, 29th inst., at 7.30 p.m. Fares : 10s Single, 15s Return.' Stewardess carried. For further particulars apply to N.-Z. LOAN & MERCANTmE CO., Agents. northern steamship <jompany. f6rk)nehunga~via opunake. J 1 -^ Northern Steamship' /k . f?Wy^ * Company's s.s. MURIWgLjM^^h TAI, Captain Stevenson, will -mPESHK^'sail-f or -the above ports (weather and circumstances permitting), THURSDAY,' 31st' Inst., at 9 p.m. For further particulars apply to JOHNSTON '& CO., Ltd., Agents. WELLINGTON STEAM PACKET : CO. ! THE following steamers will be despatched as under (weather and circumstances permitting) r— FOR WESTPORT. MOA.— To-night, at 7 o'clock. ! JOHNSTON & CO., Ltd., 'Agerite. 1 ,'anchqbldte steamship' co. •( THE following steamers will be despatched as under (weather and circurastances permitting) :— ( FOB NELSON DIRECT. CHARLES ED WABD— Tuesday, at 6 p.m.! For further particulars apply to - ; 1 LEVIN & GO., Agents. , \ j LOOK , UJ . , ■ W. RICHiN&S, j N;O. AN|) .: :.- & ■ .. ■ RIDGWAY. STBEET,, ; .1 FOR MEN'S CLOTHING, MERCERY, AND BOOTS. LARGEST STOCK IN TOWN.