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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2216, 31 July 1914, Page 3

3HIPPINC NOTICES. MEW PLYMOUTH -ONEHUNGA . AUCKLAND SERVICE.' NEW PLYMOUTH TO ONEHUNGA, AUCKLAND, r■■ S-S. RARAWA (1072 tons) ,^r Glv ,.Kynicntli Breakwater 01 TULSLAI AND FRIDAY, on arrival o Lxpross- from Wellington, weather, etc. permitting. • FROM ONEHUNGA, AUCKLAND, TC NEW PLYMOUTH. S.S. RARAWA (1072 tons) Leaves on MONDAY AND THURSDAY connecting with Wellington Express a.Breakwater. Weather, etc., permitting. 0 Fares:' Sa(loon, 2ts.;. Beturn, 425.; Steerage, 18s.. Gd,; Return, 295. . .. Fui ther information can bo obtainec from Union S.S. Co., Ltd., and Northen o.b. Co., Ltd., Joint Agents. . LEVIN AND CO., Agents. A NCHOR-' SHIPPING & FOUNDRY • COMPANY, LTD. Sailings (circumstances permitting):— FOR NELSON, WESTPORT GREY. .... MOUTH AND HOKITIKA. Regulus This Day July 31 spm FOR PATEA. , , Aorere. • Saturday Aug. 1 nooi W. AND G. TURNBULL & CO., LTD." Agents. ' FOR NELSON, TAKAKA AND COLLINGWOOD. ■ Saturday Aug. 1 2 p.m, M^ au Tuesday ' Aug. 4 5 p.m mu- U c,: Thui '; ,df V Aug. 6 5 p.m. Xiiis bteamer- has superior accommodation for Saloon Passengers. Stewardess carried. Passengers must procure ticket at 'our office before they embark. , W. M. BANNATYNE AND CO., LTD.. Phone 1510. Agents. OOUTH TARANAKI SHIPPING CO., £5 LIMITED. ' , , j FOR PATEA. ' *■ KAPUNI-THIS DAY, at 5 p.m. : THE SOUTH TARANAKI SHIPPING ' ' • CO., LIMITED. Phone 2718. Agents. • FOR WANGANUI. . ' KAPITI-THIS. DAY, at noon. ' THE SOUTH TARANAKI SHIPPING LIMITED. COMMONWEALTH AND DOMINION • LINE, LTD. S.S. MARERE. . ' T H mA b n T ,V stean l ei e *P<=cted to arrive 1 7 J' wl " commence to disS? Tg |: f° rth . w 'th at Taranaki Street Consignees are requested 'to. pre>ent Bills of Lading, pav freight (if any), J? 6 delivery of their cargo. All Cargo is at consignees'- risk after euvmg ship s tackles, and if not prompty removed, will be,stored at their risk expense. Cargo landed in a' damaged xmdition must be examined, and claim settled prior to its removal. No claim vill be recognised after the removal of :argo. ■ ' -W.lo will not be responsible f for < any debts contracted by his srew without his written authority. IV; M. BANNATYNE AND CO., LTD., ' . ; Agents. •' iVINTER TOURS TO THE ISLANDS. QUARANTINE Restrictions 1 on Passen--106 ger S ' from New Zealand having now >een_ removed,. Passengers' can rely on anding at all ports/, , 'The new "Grand Pacific" Hotel at Suva ias. been, opened, and is now available for he reception of guests. , Full particulars of passage fares, itinera tries,-tariffs, etc., and illustrated literaure N and maps can bo ,had on application it any of- the Offices of the Union Steam jliip Company.': « ■ ••••, SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION' CO.; • LIMITED. STEAM SERVICE TO SffiWYORK. U.S,A„ AND LONDON, VIA CAPE HORN. . ' pHE T.S:S:^'DELPHIC 5 , will load. at A _ New Zealand ports, taking Refrigerited and General Cargo, and wiilM>e disJ patched; finally. EARLY' IN AUGUST.; .To be followed ■by other.■ steamers as nducement offers. ■ For freight, apply to— LEVIN AND CO., LTD. " DALGETY AND CO., LTD. MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., LTD. SAILINGS FOR SEASON 19144915. pROM Sydney, calling at , Melbourne, Adelaide, Fremantle, Colombo, Aden, Suez, Port Said, Naples, Genoa, Algiers md Southampton, and Antwerp and Bremen.' " ' . Leaves Lsavea Steamer. Tons. Sydney Mel- ' ; • '. _____ bourne. Siaten 8021 July 8 July 10 Seydliti 8008 • Aug. 5 Aug. 12. toon 8174, Sep. 2 Sep: iS \ Jneisenau 8185 Sap. 80 Oct. '8 ( teharnhorst 8388 Oot. 28 Oct. 3)-' Keten . 8021 . Nov. 25 Nov. 28' Pried, der. Groese 10771 Dec. 16 Dec. 19 Bremen , 11540 Jan; 13 Jan. 16 Jrosser' . . Kurfurst : 13100 Feb; 10 Feb. 13 Seppelin 16000. 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