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Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 34, 8 June 1889, Page 1

3TEAU TO NEW ZEALAND. FOR VAVAU, TONGA, ANJ)i AUCKLAND, Connecting frith steamers for Fiji, Sydney, Melbourne, and all New Zealand ports. THE UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY Will leave Apia ou SATURDAY, l.Vni JUNE, 1889, at 3 p.m., And regularly every four weeks thereafter. Particular* of Freight and Passage to ho obtained from the Purser on board. Bills of lading to be presented and freight paid in British Sterling. Delivery to bo takoh from alongside immediately on arrival, otherwise cargo will bo landed and stored at consignees risk and expense. Through ticket* issued and cargo booked to and from all ports in the Australian Colonies. Tho Wniuui has Saloon accommodation for 30, and Steerage iO passoiigTi<. Social Hall on deck, and Smoking Room. Having 40 Steamers fo *eloor from wo can at any timu put a largor boat on should trade require it. Wo aro not in any way connected with triding, being only a carrying company. T? 0 R SYDNEY D T R E C T. The steamship L U B E 0 K, Will sail for Sydney on TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1889, and every four weeks until further notice, returning via Tonga. Deutsche ll.vxdf.ij! and Plastaoen Qesellscuact, Agents in Samoa. tT SAMOAN OUBIOBITIES. .gf ?< HIPPED to purchasers abroad on 5 receipt of order and reference to any of the Apia Merchants. Always ok Hand : Sahoan . Kawa, Ibland Fans, CoUM, Clubs, IIftAJD TORTOSE-SHZLL BlXOt, Kawa Bowls, CoooAjrOT Sgtix Curs, BBKX NIdtLACEi, oto., Stc, 40. HuAM Ooeonnuts supplied in quail ' title* of from 10 to \M bsfk THOMAS TBOOD, ' I R Apf.,SaAoa.