SKIPPINC NOTICES. MEW PLYMOUTH-ONEHUNGA-AUCKLAND SERVICE. NEW PLYMOUTH TO ONEIIUNGA, AUCKLAND. S.S. RARAWA (1072 tons) Leaves Neiv Plymouth Breakwater on TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, on arrival of- - Express from Wellingtoa, weather, efo., permitting. FROM ONEHUNGA. AUCKLAND, TO NEW PLYMOUTH. ' S.S. RARAWA (1072 tons) Leaves on' MONDAY AND THURSDAY, connecting with Wellington Impress at Breakwater. Weather, etc., permitting. Fares—Saloon, 245.; Return, 425. i Steerage, 18s. fid.; Return, 295. Further information can be obtained from Union S.S. Co., Ltd,, and Northern S.S. Co., Ltd., Joint Agents. LEVIN AND CO., Agonts. A NCHOR,SHIPPING A FOUNDRY COMPANY, LTD. Sailings (circumstanceß permitting) :— FOR WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH, AND HOKITIKA. Wnimea This Dav June 2 5 p.m. FOR PATEA. Aorere Early W. AND G. TURNBULL & CO., LTD., \ Agents. FOR KELSON, MOTUEICA, TAKAICA, AND COLLINGWOOD. Nikau Tuesday June 2 5 p.m. Nikau Thursday June 4 s'p.m. Nik-ui Saturday June G 2 p.m. Nikau Tuesday June 9 5 p.m. This Steamer has superior accommodation for Saloon Passengers. ■ Stewardess carried. Passengers must procure ticket at our office bet'oro they emburk. W. M. BANNATYNE AND CO., LTD., 'Phone 1540. Agents. CJOUTII TARANAKI SHIPPING CO., C 3 LIMITED. FOR PATEA. HAWERA—THIS DAY, at 5 p.m.THE SOUTH TARANAKI SHIPPING COY.. LTD. 'Phone 2715. Agents. FOR WANGANUI. KAPITI—THIS DAY, at 5 p.m. THE SOUTH TARANAKI SHIPPING COY., LTD. CHlmuTTsLA\\^slTsinN^ LTD. , S.S. HIJUTAXGI. FOR GREYMOUTH. TUESDAY, JUNE 2nd, 5 p.m. THIS Vessel will dispatched as above, weather and circumstances permitting. For freight, etc., apply CHATHAM ISLANDS FISHING CO., LTD., 2 Ballanec Street 1915 COOK'S OCEAN SAILINGS. 1915 1915 COOK'S OCEAN SAILINGS'. 1915 US. PENCIL IN BERTHS FOR YOU NOW, for 1914-1915.' Suez or Other Route Sailings. You cannot apply too early. List forwarded gratis. 1914 COOK'S SHIPPING OFFICE, 191-1 1914 Custom House Quay. 1914. 'i FEDERAL AND SHIRE LINES STEAM TO BOSTON & NEW YORK, U.&A., VIA CAPE HORN. mHE KENT (9500 tons) will be disJL patched from Wellington about end of June. Taking Refrigerated and General Cargo, I 'be t °'followed by SUSSEX early in August, and other Steamers at regular intervals. ' For 'freight and passage 'apply N.Z. & AFRICAN S.S. CO., LTD., . Telephone 17d0. Union Chambers. Jg AND A. MAIL LINE, MANILLA, CHINA, AND JAPAN, Via Queensland, Port Darwin, and Timor. ' , Leaves Steamer. Tono Commander. Sydney ALDENKAM 4000 G. L. Smith June 10 EMPIRE 4500 E. T. I'ilcher July 8 "ST. ALBANS 4500 E.B. S.Baikie July 29 EASTERN 3600 F. Carter l A -"S-» Telegraphy. Space for Frozen Cargo. THE PICTURESQUE ROUTE TO k EUROPE. Through. Bookings, via Japan, Canada, and the U.S.S., or Trans-Siberia Railway. Saloon Accommodation amidships. Largo Cool Two-Berth . Cabins, all on the Uppor Deck, and fitted with Electric Fans. Linen Washed on Bourd. EASTERN AND AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., LTD. W. AND G. TURNBULL AND CO., Agents, Wellington. Telephone 436. rE BLUE FUNNEL "LINE. AFRED HOLT AND CO. THE FAST TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, Carrying First Saloon Passengers only. TO LONDON, VIA SOUTH AFRICA. Will Leave Sydney as follows:— ULYSSES 14,250 Warralfc June 29 AENEAS 10.000 Harbor July 27 ASCANIU3 10,000 Chrimes Aug. 24 Wireless. Laundry. Nursery. FARES-SYDNEY TO LONDON, £45 to JEGO Single: .£6l to ,£IOB Return. Sydney-to Durban or Capo Town, from jE3O Single; i! 55 Return. Single Berth Port-holo Cabins (when available), ,£55 and JSGO to London., ROUND TICKETS Homeward by Blue Funnel, and return N.D.L., via Snoz Canal—First-class, both ways, J2105; Second-class, N.D.L., £76 10s. For particulars apply— MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., LTD., .Wellington, Napier, and Dujicdin, B-A R R E T T'S ■ HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. This Hotel has recently been renovated throughout, including a first-class Hot Water Service. Electric Light in every room.- Accommodation for 100 Guests. Night Porter. Bs. par day. &i ss. PER WEEK. D. DALTON, Proprietor. HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO. A high class hotel very favourably known to travellers from Australia, New Zealand. and' the Orient. Headquarters lor Britishers in San Francisco. New steel and concrete structure. Third annex just completed. 350 rooms. 250 connecting bathrooms. Every comfort and convenience. Beautifully furnished. Famous for its cuisine and service. Located in the. heart of the shopping, theatre and cafe districts. On street ear lines to all parts' of city. Our omnibusses with uniformed attendants meet all steamers and trains. Travellers are urged to make reservations by letter or wireless to lie assured the must satisfactory accommodations. Cable address "Trawets." American Plan IGs. a (lay and up. Europc-an Plan Bs. a day and up. Charles A. Stowart & Margaret Stewart, Proprietors. TNVITATIONS, Programmes, etc., for A. functions of all kinds, promptly and tastefully printed at the "Dominion" General Printing House, Dominion Avenue. 'Phone 1442.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2165, 2 June 1914, Page 3
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