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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 9, 5 October 1918, Page 2

SHIPPING NOTCCES, CHAW, OAVILIr AND ALBION CO, LIMITED. ' ' THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS ■* ■ TO ENGLAND. '. THE LARGEST PASSENGER STEIMERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND TRADE. ffiHE Superb 12,000 ton, twin-ficrew ' JL Pd&sengor Steamers of tho Shaw, ' BaviU Lino make fiequont Sailings to a Port in tho United Kingdom Unsurpassed Accommodation for First, * Bccond, and ,Third-claBS Passengers " AH vessels aro fitted with Wirel»S3 Telegraphy and Patent Firo Extm- • gujenere. Passages from London may bo ai ranged "here. For full partioulnrs applj to tho > 'Agents, ] LEVIN AND CO.. LTD. ! - DALGETY AND CO., LTD. • MURRAY, KOBERTS AND CO., LTD. I * ' THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY LINE. ,'»V MODERN TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER ' STEAMERS. FITTED WITH EVERY COMFORT ' EFT ie intended until further notico to 'Jl dispatch a Passenger Steamer fiom ' time to time to a Port in the United Xingdom. ' Eetnrn Tickets available by P. and O. ' Lino. l c Also from time to time ae opportunity offere FIRST-CLASS INSULATED v CAEGO STEAMERS. , For particulars as to freight, passages, „' Apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING ' / COMPANY. LTD. •WM "ALL-RED" ROUTE. ■ JLhE "ALL-RED" ROUTE. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND-CANADA CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN RM. - « LINE. " In conjunction with Canadian-Pacific Railway. Steamer from 'Auokland, MAKUBA, 8075 tons, Octobei 12. Through srcno of tho GREATEST WONDERS of tho World to All « Parte of CANADA, UNITED STATES, -i and BRITISH ISLES. » AROUND THE WORLD TOURS. , In conjunction with all the Cape Suez, China, and Japan Lines, at Lowest Rate 3. PASSPORTS. Travellers to any plaoe outeido the Do- ' minion are rcmindod that it is absdluto- "*•' ly necessary to obtain Passports, and " that it is advisable to make early apph- ". cation to the Department of Internal Affairs for them. It is (tssnhal that "'. passengers proceeding to Ainenca should hare thoir passports yieed by the United States Consul, . All Return and Round- Tour Tickets _ interchangeable with Union Steam Ship . Company's RM. Line Pamphlets, Maps, and all Information Free. '_' UNION S.S. CO OF NZ (LTD), Managing Agents. OYAL MAIL SERVICE OYAL MAIL SERVICE TO ALL AMERICAN POINTS AND '-,-. BRITISH ISLES Steamer for Wellington MOAN A—About end' October. -" All Return and Round Tour Tickets with C.A. Line "All Red" Boute. > PASSPORTS. / '■-_ Travellers to any place outside the J " Dominion aro reminded that it is absoluto'ly necessary to obtain Passports, and ■ that it is achisablo to mako early apph- ' cation to tho Department rf Internal Affairs for thorn. It is essential that passengeis proceeding to America should their posspoits vised by the United -States Consul. - For paiticulars icgardin,; passages I end freights apply '': UNION SSCO OF V.Z 'LTD )

■■• Lit- '■ i.. ■■ ! -.- '.;'•■ ■ ■ ■ ' • ■ ORIENT LINES OP ROYAL MAIL ~,.,. ,;. STEAMERS. .;,._ . •■..■['.''iWill be : Dispafch'eii .at Rejalar Intervals j. \ for the.UmtediKihgdom;''via ports.'■' ' -r:'.PARES, NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON: ixfi X SALOON-Single, to ~:';■;' ' THiKD-CLASsUm mo, : V ■'•' ;t;: Fjtet and Second Class Passengers ; J ri.eeciiro. Special Advantages by booking ■:■■ ■•• i'-tliTough from New Zealand, "being pro,':[:>ided... with Saloon Passages to Anstra- '. Jfylia, which are included in the above ■ ; .f'-'faree.: Passages can be'booked to or ; ..V;Tprepaid from any ports of call. : ■■!■',;•/ SHIP COMPANY .". :' ,; .'".6i',N.'z. (ltd'o; "'.■■;;.■•: r. ■..;'... ■•■ ■ Agents-in. Ne,v Zealand.- /": ' "yusen '' kaibha. v': ;: .-•;.■„■.' W 8 ?? 0 'll?il Steamship' Co.). ,-;■.,! -. - -.:.«,,:...'.___.. ■: ••..••■• ;';; Sailings.fo JAPA'N, via 'Queensland ■ .;■ Ports, Mnniliij aud Hongkdng.." ; : .'; ■ ■' . -From Sydney. ;', Tours .to, Java; Ports and Singapore by i. .;■•■■ Burns,' Philp Line.. •". J , REGULAR SERVICE TO ABOVE ..'.;'.-•' - \ . .PORTS. ;..'!: SAFE, PLEASANT TRAVEL, ■...,;• ■ Wiroless Installpd on; All Steamers. :.;..' For full iwrticukrs as to sailings :".', feree, freightii,;apply to '■ , ' BURNS. PHILP, AND CO;, LTD., v •" ■ 24-2G Harris Street, ~, ' WELLIiNGTON. :::■.,. Tel. 615, .L'os 110. ;'; MEW PLYMOUTH, ONEHUNGA, ; i: l * AND AUCKLAND SERVICE. f -; S.S. RARAW.V. ■'V LEAVES NEW PLVMOUTH BREAK- ' ' WATER for ONEHUNGA, ALCKUiND ; .on TUESDAY'and FRIDAY, at 1 p.m. ." (Weather, etc.-, permitting.) And Leaves ONEHUNGA, AUCKLAND, on MONDAY, and TJIURSDAY,' ■"• at. 3,: p.'m., for-NEW PLYMOUTH : " BREAKWATERV..' (Weather, etc.,., per- •'[ mitting.) ■ ;.' ' . •.". . Fares—Saloon,.3ls.• Return, 525. steer- .;;. age.-235. fid.; Roturn, 375. ..' -'''■ ' Fiifther information can be oblained ' '" from Union S.S. T'o., Ltd.', and .Northern . '.' S.S. Co.. Joint Agents. ■/'l LEVIN Ai\'D CO., LTD., Agents. G'OOK'S ' TICKETS ■ FOR TRA.VEL ~.,.. OOK'S'. TICKETS WR TJtAVEL ■;>,-.. ..'•'«' : IN.NEW. ZEALAND.. '■■■":'■■■ Isfnied for RAIT.,, COACH, STEA.MER. ivJeJiiiwl for KAIL, COACH, STEAMER. itj&sA&Qwl til) iif«l. Refundod if iiniised. UfiWr '-. ■'■^Weuhte'&wrirw ■■■''■■■■ : ;'-:■■ ■Js??i[ TRAVEL MADE EASY. "■ ■■:'"'•■ Quota I ions for any trip desired. ■-..■:-,' ', ■; Inquiries Invited. ■.■'■■•-■' ■'" ""THO'S." COOK AND SON, 62 Customhouse Quay.