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Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 32, 25 May 1889, Page 1

I TEAM TO NEW ZEALAND FOB VAVATJ, TONGA, AM' AUCKLAND, Couuocting with steamers for Fiji, Sydney, Melbourne, and all Now Zealand ports. THE UNION' STEAM SIIIF COMPANY'S Will leave Apia on . SATURDAY, 15th JUNE, ISB9, at 3 p.m., And regularly every four weeks thoroafter. Particulars of Freight and Passage to bo obtained from tho Purser on board. Bills of hiding to bo presented nnd froight paid in British Sterling. Delivery to bo taken from alongside immediately on arrival, otherwise cargo will bo landed and stored at con.Mguecs risk and expense.

■ Through tickets issued nnd oarg< booked to and from all ports in tl'i Australian Colonies.' *^' Tho Mawhera has-Saloon Bccooitnoiliition for 30, and Steerage 20 passengers. Soeiul Hall on deck, and Smoking Room. Having 40 Steamers to select from wo tail at any tiiuo put a larger boat on should trade require it. Wo aro uot in uuy way connected with trading, being only u carrying company. HORSY D N K Y J> I 1{ !•: C T. Tlio steamship U B E 0 K, Will sail for Sydney on TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1889, and every four vooks until further notice, returning via Tonga. Deutsche Uaniiei.s and Plantaof.n Qesellschakt, Agents in Samoa. QT SAMOAN OTJBIOSITIES. J& ?< HIPPED to purchasers abroad on O receipt of order aud reforenco to any of tho Apia Merchants. Always on Hand:

Bavo.oj Kawa, Island Fans, Combs, Clubs, jwlatd toktosb-Bhell rlnom, Kawa Bowls, Cocoamut Shell Ccrs, SIiKLL ffsOKLACBS, Ao., Ac, fto. Huikod Coeoanuts supplied in quantitiss of from 10 to 100 bags. Attja,Btmq«.