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SHIPPING NOTICES. ftTEW PLYMOUTH-ONEHUNGA AND AUCKLAND SERVICENEW PLYMOUTH TO ONEHUNGA. AUCKLAND. B.S. BAR AW A (1072 tons) Leaves New Plymouth Breakwater on TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, on arrival of Express from Wellington. Weather, etc., FROM' 1 ONEHUNGA, AUCKLAND. TO NEW PLYMOUTH- ' S.S. RARAWA (1072 tons) Leaves on MONDAY ami THURSDAY, connecting with Wellington Express at Breakwater. Weather, eto., perFares—Saloon 245., Eetnrn, 425., Steerago, 18s. Cel.; Return, 295. . , Further information can be obtained from U.S.S. Co.. Ltd.. and Northern S.S. Co,, Ltd., Joint Agents. • LEVIN AND CO.. Agents. A NCHOR SHIPPING AND FOUNDET A. COMPANY. LIMITED. FOR NELSON, WESTPOET, GREYMOUTH, AND HOKITIKA. — Tho WAIMEA—THIS DAY, at 5 p.m. FOE PATEA.— Tho AORMIE — SATURDAY, at noon. W. AND G. TUENBULL AND CO. Telephone iSS. . ' FOE NELSON, MOTUEKA, TAKAKA, AND COLLINGWOOD.—Th» Twin Bctott Stoamer NIKAU Sails SATURDAY, Juno 7, at 2 p.m. THURSDAY, Jnno 12, at 5 p.m. SATURDAY, Juno 11, at 2 p.m. This Steamer has superior accommodation for Saloon Passengers. Stewardess oarried. Passengers must procure Tiokets at our Office before they ombark. W. M. BANNATYNB AND CO.. Ltd., Telephone 1540. Agents, SOUTH TAEANAKI SHIPPING CO., LTD. FOE PATEA. KAPUNI—THIS DAY, at 4 p.m. THE SOUTH TAEANAKI SHIPPING COY., I/TD. SHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED. Tho Direot Line of Steamers to Plymouth and London. Via Mont© Video. Bio d* Janeiro, and Teneriffe. . THE LARGEST PASSENGER RTEAMEES IN THE NEW ZEALAND •TRADE. SAILINGS (circumstances permitting). Tons Com- Batflif Final Name. Keg, mander. Leaving Port. . +»ATHENIO 12.232 Grassland June 12 Wlfftn •OORTJIIC 12.232 Hart July 10 W' gtn•AEAWA 9,572 Olayden Aug. 7 W lfftn •TAINTJI 9,957 Moffatt Sopt. <1 W lstn *lONIO • 12,232 Koberts Oct. 2 W lgtn 'Twin 6(irow. fOalls also o,t £io Janeiro. FITTED WITH WIEELESS < TELEGRAPHY. Passages from London may bo arranged For full particulars apply to tha Agents: LEVIN AND CO., LIMITED. , DALGETY AND CO., LIMITED, MURRAY. ROBERTS AND CO.. LTD. rpHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. r I. LIMITED. MOST MODERN PASSENGER STEAM.ERS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. For London, via Monto Video, Teneriffe, and PlymouthSteamer. Tons.l From To Sail PAPXROA* 6,850 Wellington June 28 REMUERA",) 12,500 , - July 21 RUAHINE* 13,000 - Aug. 81 ROTORUAI 12,500 - Sept. 18 RUAPEHU*. 9,880 Oct. 1G •Twin bctow. frriple eorew. FITTED WITH WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. ACCOMMODATION IS NOT. SUEPASSED by any other Line. Passages from London can be arranged at this end. • For Freight or Passages apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING ' COMPANY. LIMITED. The blub funnel line. HE BLUE FUNNEL LINE ALFRED HOLT AND CO. THE FAST TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, Carrying First Saloon Passengers Only. TO LONDON, via SOUTH AFRICA. Will Leave Sydney as Follow:— Steamer. Tons.!, Commander Sails. ANCHISES 10,000 ;A. Warrall June SO NESTOR U. 250 i — July 28 AENEAS 10,000 i.G.W,Walker Sop. 8 Wireless Tolegraphy. Laundry. FARES, SYDNEI? TO LONDON, fron £■15 Single; £81 Return. Sydney to Durban or Cape Tovrn, fron ,£3O Single; .£55 Return. Single-birth Portholo Cabins (whei available), JGSS to London. Tickets interchangeable with N.D.L Line for Return via Suez Canal. For all particulars apply— MURRAY? ROBERTS AND CO., LTD., Wollington. Napier, and Danodin. N 3 5 IMPERIAL JAPANESE MAIL LINE To MANILA, CHINA, AND JAPAN, Calling at BRISBANE. TOWNSVILLE, AND ' THURSDAY ISLAND. BAILING FROM SYDNEY. Stoamer. 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