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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2215, 30 July 1914, Page 3

SHIPPINC NOTICES. MEW PLYMOUTH - ONEHUNGA■V? AUCKLAND SERVICE. NEW PLYMOUTH TO ONEHUNGA, AUCKLAND. r .„ ®vj- RARAWA (1072 tons) Tirpoii t^? w , Plymouth Breakwater on aUESDAT AND FKIDAY, on arrival o( from Wellington, weather, eto., permitting. FROM ONEHUNGA, AUCKLAND, TO NEW PLYMOUTH. 5.5. RARAWA (1072 tons) leaves on MONDAY AND THURSDAY, ff 1 ®'"!! with Wellington ifxpross at oieakwawr. Weathor, etc., permitting. .tares—Saloon, 2is.; Return, 425.; Steerago, IBs. Gd.; Eeturn, 29a. ' ln f°rmatioh can be obtained ?« aion S-S. Co., Ltd., and Northern >&.' Co.. LM W Joint Agents. ' LEVIN AND CO., Agents. ANCHOR SHIPPING & FOUNDRY .COMPANY,; LTD., W (circumstances permitting) ' FOlt WESTPORT,'GREYMOUTH, ANI _ t .HOiCITIKA. Kennedy This Day July 30 s'p.m , FOE-PAT.EA. &*«>• This Day July 30 5 p.m W.. AND G. TURNBULL & CO., LTD, ••Agents. : FOR: NELSON, .MOTUEKI TAKAICA' .... AND. COLLING WOOD. Nikau 'ihursday- July 30 5 p.m N.kau Saturday Aug. 1 2 p.m Thk Sf Tucs( j a > r Aug.- t 5 p.m <■ btc ,?™ er h ? s superior accominoda tion tor Saloon Passengers. Stewardess carried. . Passengers must p'roeure ticket at oui they embark. W. M. BANNATYNE AND CO., LTD Phone 1510.: - Agents. CjOUTH TARANAKI SHIPPING CO., ,P . LIMITED. ' FOR PATE A. . HAWERA— THIS DAY; at 5 p.m. THE SOUTH TARANAKI SHIPPING CO., LIMITED. Phone 2riS. . Agents. . • FOR WANGANUI. 2CAPITI~THIS DAY, at 5 p.m. THE SOUTH TARANAKI SHIPPING 11 ■ ; •■■ ■ LIMITED. ; NOTICE TO- PASSENGERS. ■ R.M.S. • TURAKINA FOR LONDON. mHlS_Steamo.r will Sail from Glasgow arf > ; Direct for Sea, AT NOON t> (THURSDAY), 30th'instant. •Passengers are requested to have their baggage alongside by 10 a.m. and'to be on board, by llia.m. • THE NEW ZEALAND .SHIPPING : COMPANY, LIMII'ED, ' Agents. WINTER .TOURS TO THE' ISLANDS. /QUARANTINE Restrictions on Passen/os gers.froin New Zealand having now been removed, Passengers can rely on landing, at'all ports. • • The new "Grand Pacific" Hotel at Suva has been opened, and js now available for .the reception of guests. , ... Full particulars of nassage fares, itineraries,: tariffs, etc., and illustrated literature and maps can be had on application at any of the Offices of the Union Steam ship Company. ' PASSAGES .TO ; ENGLAND. HOME PASSAGES : Booked by ; HOME PASSAGES : ALL. LINES. ; ' HOME PASSAGES by HOME PASSAGES . ALL ROUTES. HO'ME PASSAGES ' Booked •by ■ ■ HOME PASSAGES . ALL-CLASSES. . . Send for Cook's Sailing and Fare List (with' Map). Posted, - Free. . ; THOS. COOK & SON, WELLINGTON. /' FEDERAL AND SHIRE LINES ' STEAM TO ■. ■ ■ BOSTON & NEW YORK. U.S.A., VIA : . CAPE HORN. THE SUSSEX' (9500 tons) will be . dispatched. from Wellington ;about August 13th. ■ - ■ - LIMERICK ; about middle August. , Taking Refrigerated and General Cargo, Wool, etc. . }■■■■ . ... '' To be followed by. HORORATA early in September; and other- Steamers at regular intervals./ ' ■ i , , For freight and passage apply N.Z. & AFRICAN S.S. CO., LTD., ; .Telephone 1760. Union Chambers. ; IT - SAILINGS FOR , SEASON 1914-1915. JjTROM: Sydney,; calling at Melbourne, Adelaide, Fremantle, Colombo, Aden, Suez," Port Said, Naples, Genoa, Algiers and Southampton, and' 'Antwerp and Bremen. ' ' • : ' .. '!. Leaves Leaves Steamer. Tons. Sydney Melr.: -■ •. ■' bourne. I Zieten . 8021 July 8 July 10 Seydlitz , 8008' Aug. 5 Aug. 12 Roon 8174 Sep. 2 . Sep. 5 Gneisenan • 8185 : Sep. 30 ■ Oot 3 Scharnhorst 8388 Oct. 28 Oct. 3) Zieten 8021 , Nov. 25 No?. 28 Fried, der Grosse 10771 Deo. 16 Dec. 19 Bremen; 11540 Jan. 13 Jan. 16 Grosser'. Kurfurst 13100 Feb. 10 Fob. 13 Zeppelin • 16000 Mar. 10 Mar. 13 Fried, der 10771 Apr. 7 Apr. 10 Grosse. ~.' I For passage and full particulars, CASTENDYK AND FOCKE, Agents. 22 Harris Street,' Wellington. /Phone 193. ROTORXJA. "nnHE AUSTRALIA" and •'THE EMPIRE" Private Hotels.- First two houses outside railway gates. Every comfort. and convenience. Accommodation for 100 guests. Special Winter Tariff, 6s. per day; 355. f>jr week. Secure Rooms by wiring or writing to J. N. M'LiEAN, Proprietor. HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO. A high class hotel very favourably known to travellers from Australia, New Zealand, and the Orient. Headquarters for Britishers in San Francisco. New steel and concrete structure. Third annex just completed. 350 rooms. 250 connecting bathrooms. Every comfort and convenieuce. Beautifully furnished. Famous for its cuisine and service.' Located in the heart of the shopping, theatre and cafe On street car lines to all parts of city. Our omnibusses with uniformed attendants meet all steamers and trains. Travellers arc urged to make reservations by letter oi wireless to be assured the most satisfac. tory. accommodations. Cable address "Trawets." . . • Rooms with Meals, 16s. a day ,and up. Rooms without Meals, ss. a day and up. Charles A. Stewart & Margaret Stewart. Proprietors, Engineers We have Complete and Inexpjnsive Courses in Civil ( Municipal Elcctrical Mechanical & Mining Engineering Also thorough Courses for Mine Manager's (under the Coal and Gold Miivs Acts! and Surveyor*' Aisittant'i Exams. Write to-day for particulars to HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S J Australasian Correspondence Schools, Ltd.