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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 109, 1 February 1919, Page 2

vSHIPPINfI NOTtCES. OHAW, AND ALBION CO., p • " LIMITED. '.'THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS : , -TO LONDON. .. . i, ITfiE .LARGEST.^PASSENGER' STEAMI IN THE NEW -ZEALAND--y .TRADE. 5: . :;;; _ ' \ '..FAILING'S ;(Girciimstances Permitting) . 'Xcme.' I Tons I Cotii- | Date of final ,'".l Teg. ' mantler. 1 nort. •Oartnthic 42,231 ICrocslandl Aril. Wei. •Athemo': 12.2341: - fill. Wei «Tainui . ti .:{O.OOO !-My - May Wei. ' . " »lst'Class Only. _ _ . TSrfn Screw Steamers, fitted with Wireless..- ■ , For full particulars apply to the 'Agents-r-.. >■ ■■!. •'- ■ •- . LEVIN.-:AND.'CO., LTD. DAI/rFTY"- AND CO.,- LTD. :... ' MURRAY,-ROBERTS AND C0.,-LTD. nrfflE ,iSgw ?: >Zealand : shipping iX?; COMPANY, LIMITED. ' DIRECT'LINE TO THE UNITED - :, KINGDOM. ' . • Larirn modern twin-screw Passenger Stearaew with unsurpassed accommodation. Steamer Tons ' From About' ROAHWR - It.OCO Wellihfrt'ori Feb. 14 ItTJAPWTTT 9.886 Wellinßton -.March , HEJftTBHA • 11,500 Wellington April Return Tickets available by P. and O. Co.j. and Shaw, Savill and Albion Co. For further particulars apply .THE NEW. ZEALAND 'SHIPPING ■' COMPANV. LIMITED. "' WELLINGTON. C i npHE ' "ALL-RED" - : - ROUTE IiHE "ALL-RED"' ROUTE. AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND-CANADA : . CANADIAN-AUSTRiILASIAN R.M. ■ ' liTNE. In conjunction with Canadian-Paoifio Railway. / Steamer from' Auckland, ~ MAKURA-Abmit March 11. ' . NIAGARA—About March 25. Through . BMne of the GREATEST SCENIC WONDERS o! the World to All , .Parts of CANADA,' UNITED STATES, and BRITISH ISLES. „ i ' AROUND THE WORLD TOUR 3. In}conjunction with all the Capo, Suob, China, and Japan Lines, at Loweat Rates, PASSPORTS. Travellers..to any place ontside the Dominion are reminded that it 19 absolutely .necessary to obtain Passports, and that it, is advisable to make early application ' to the Department of Internal iAffaire for them. It is fi3S9ntial that passengers proceeding to America should We tneir passports vised by tho United States Consul, ■> ... - -- ■ \ ■All Return and Round Tour .Tickets interohangeablo with Union Steam Bhjp Company's R.M. Lipe.' Pamphlets, Maps, and all Information Free. " UNION S.S. .CO/'OF N.Z; (LTD.),, j , . Managing Agents. OOYAL ' MAIL SERVICE EtOYAL ; MAIL SERVICE 1 ' 'iLL AMERICAN POINTS AND ;-i BRITISH ISLES. : " : Steamer for Wellington: ' PALOONA—About February 15. • All Return and Sound Tour Tickets interchangeable with C.A. Line ' "All Red" Route. PASSPOP.TS. , : • ~Trfivellers.„to' ,'any - place.... tutside . the Dominlon aro reminded that it Is . . Iv. necessary to obtain Passports, and ""that, it is advisable to make early application to tho Dopartinsui c{ Internal Affaira.v,fcK:Pj)fe.m.^;lt.jia^KfsenHal "that. naVe thW' passpflrts vised'-by the United : States' Consul. J.-' ' r .For particulars regarding passages end freightsf apply ' UNION "SiS. CO. OF N.Z. •'LTD.). ORIENT LINE .OF . ROYAL MAIL" . ... -STEAMERS,' " ; AUSTRALIA - ENGLAND. • OpONTOS. 'will";leave Sydney for-Eng-Colombo, ;. Siiez,.- and Naples abp.u£-midd!_e-of -February, carrying First Saioon7 andXJPhiifd'-claes 1 Passengers^only.' 'the ORSOVA will, leave-iSydney-'aboui' tlie' end of February ofc hsjiMlli'gi'iifi-'lfei'oh for .London .■ via ' second-class pas-' - senge^only'.--.. mESi-Jliw ZEALAND TO LONDON; : £00 to J!180. ■ THIBD-CLASS FARE BY ORONTES- \ r : -.-.i®S4 fromvNew Zenland; . .'First; and : /Sewnd -Class Passengers' secure - SpebiM, ■' Advantages ,■ by j . booHng i through •,from New :■<Zealund, being;- provided -vith ,-BsloMi'-.Passagv'3 : to, Anstra-;! liai in the above fM,es.;;;; : -,': iUNION gI'EAM SHIP COMPANY . ' 5 . _ T ,OF NZ. (LTD.), in N«.v Zealand.' ; , XTIPPON YUSEN KAISHA; " (Japan Mail Steamship Co.) Sailings to JAPAN, via Queensland , Ports, Manila, and Hongkong, ' from Sydney. Tours to Java Ports and Singapore by *'•. Burns, P'nilp Line. REGULAR SERVICE TO ABOVE : ; • PORTS; ■ - .' SAFE, PLEASANT TRAVEL. ■ Wireless Installed on All Steamers, For full particulars 'as to' sailings, fares, freights, apply to i - ■ BURNS, PHILP AND ck, LTD. 24-26 Harris ■ Street, WELLINGTON. Tel. 615. . ; B ox ilot gUDDART PARKER LIMITED. INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL ' .■ -'. SERVICES. SYDNEY AND HOBART. S.S. RIVERINA—THURSRAY, February 6, 5 p.m. MELBOURNE, Via SOUTHERN PORTS. Steamer Early. All Steamers fitted with wireless tele. ; graphy. Tickets avdlablo for stop-over or r»turn by Union Company bofits, rr> vioe versa.- 1 Head Offioo for New Zealand: Queen'i Chambers, Wellington. • Agents for Hopburn Colliery. — j , i pASSAGES TO ENGLAND. VIA PANAMA. S.S. RUAHINE February 14, S.S. REMUERA April Passengers intonding visiting England during next six months are invited to now send in their samcs, and we will keep them advised ro expected reductions in fares, now sailing dates, and general conditions. THOS. COOK AND SON ALL-LINE PASSENGER AGENTS. 62 Customhouse Quay, Wellington. ■CARGEN HOTEL, AUCKLAND. RECOGNISED as one of the Leading Hotels in Australasia,. Specialty: Suites of Rooms,- with private Bathroom, . etc., Ballroom, Orchestra. Tariff: 10s. Gd. to 15s, per day. Special terms for Jejigth- ' ened periods. Bedroom and Breakfast from 6s. Other meals optional. Full particulars from Tlios. Cook and Son. or Government Tourist Bureaux. Telegrams: "Cargon," Auckland. E. F. Black, Prop"h.~r7otmley, maTitinborough. MOTOR Mail Service. FeatherstonMartinborough and Surrounding Districts. All trains mot. Cars, Horses, id. Gigs for Hire. .'Phone No.: 2, ,