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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 157, 20 November 1912, Page 2

£ JpJUN gTEAM gHW £}OY., 0* N.Z., LTD. :-'jWfll despatch steamers from New PlyL, nouth Wharf (weather and other cir—tances permitting)— ft ONEHUNGA (For-Auckland)— i TARAWA—Tuesdays and Fridays (in WELLINGTON, PICTON, NELSON. WELLINGTON, TIMARU, DUNEDIN, '*> OAMARU, LYTTELTON. - <OORINNA—Monday, November 25. "* Cargo must be at Railway Sheds be- - fore 6 p.m. previous day. SYDNEY. f t Steamer from Wellington every Friday. fi Steamer from Auckland every Monday. ¥ ' LYTTELTON (from Wellington). .V ax— w DATLYrSanaayß excepted. I . SEA ISLANDS (from- Auckland!. % '"Tefua, December 3, fot Tonga/Samoa * and Fiji. . '*' *Talune, December 17, for Raratonga f* < and Tahiti. t} r •Navua, December 3, for Lautoka, Suva, &J Levuka and SaVu Savu. §£ BAN FRANCISCO, via Papeete. tj r From, Wellington. M **Moana—December fl. fe *A»rangi—January 3. H", •Tahiti—January 31. |k.' *Fittets with wireless telegraphy. If- • Passengers booked through to London the Orient Royal Mail line (via' Sydfaey) and the Canadian-Australia Line *iVi» Vancouver); also via San Francisco. >LYMOUTH - QNEHUNGA ?''* (AUCKLAND) SERVICE. £'HHW PLYMOUTH. TO ONEHUNGA, £:- "AUCKXAND, " £ (Weather, etc., permitting). * s iJSJ$. RARAWA leaves New Plymouth Breakwater EVERY TUESDAY and JTDAY, at 8.20 p.m., on arrival of ex- - * Wellington. NEW PLYMOUTH. '& RARAWA leaves EVERY MONDAY and THURSDAY," collecting th the Wellington' Express "at the eakwater. UNION S.S. CO., LTD., L, ' NORTHERN S.S. CO., LTD., ■ i Joint Agents. fT«uURS TO THE gUMMER JSLES. T" SEASON: HIPRIL TO NOVEMBER (INCLUSIVE). mXIQA • FIJI ffOJTGA SAMOA FIJI SAMOA FIJI »*' By,the magnificent new twin--7 ' «rew steamers TOFUA (434fr il i j irrrr* iiaAa - , ; BAILINGS EVERY 28;" DAYS' ,4 fromr Auckland. ./•J. Bound groups, to _-. )>.' Australia and back to Welling- ' ' ton can be made in thirty days. Hjl„ FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI 01, FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI 01 FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI 8.8. HAUROTO (1988 tons) sails to. Suva and Jack direct. .. -1 RAROTONGA TAHITI tj ' RAROTONGA TAHITI *. 1 JUOpSstis. > > TAHITI ,k > TALUNE" makes regular trips \ from -.Auckland every 28 days. £,».■ The Saii"Francisco mail steam- " "V era also sail every '2B days from ;s, Wellington. ft-.-For all particulars Ve fares, routes, •>i time-tables, illustrated pamphlets ? "' (free), etc./.appty UNION S.S. CO. a£,OF NEW; ZEALAND (LIMITED). '.QRIENT OF| JJOYAL J^AxX Qtor PLYMOUTH and LONDON, via Fre-'-Wntle Colombo j( transhipping for all frpaatern Ports'), Suez, Naples, Marseilles siiand Gibraltar. •'" - i.-T,pns -, r . From From. *C - ' Sydney Melbourne SOiterley 12,129 Dec. 7 Dec. 11 -■Grama .'-JSjOffty [■; Dec.2l; Dec.2s '''"- tee 9J02.3 Jan. 4 Jan. 8 „ ra 12,039 : Jan. 18 Jan. 22 i.jftmrah 8,310 ' Feb; 1 Feb. 5 'Orrieto 12,130 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 jfHway - 12,077 Feb. 26 Men 5 <Omma nev triple-screw steamer. All *a(he» twin screw. All fitted with wireJ?lm telegraphy. i*'" Fares: New Zealand to London—Salhoon: Single £47 6s to £BB, return £76 ** 18s to £132. Return Tickets good for t two years. Third-class, £l9, £2l, £23. *-' Passages from above/ports may be.prekr f*id. .■ ■, Through bookings to New York. I - ONION STEAM SHI? CO. of N.Z, LTD., '?, ' Agents in New Zealand. * E Vancouver K OUTB ADIAN - AUSTRALIAN ROYAL , MAIL S.S. LINE AND ; CANADIAN - PACIFIC RAILWAY. '? Through some- of the Greatest Scenic ' : !. Wonders of the World to all parts of >A, UNTTED STATES, BRmSH •' KLES and CONTINENT OF EUFOPE. '; BOUND THE WORLD TOURS in conjunction with all the Cape, Sue2 i; China and Japan Lines at Lowe3t Rates. \ STEAMERS WILL SAIL ' From From 'y , Sydney. Auckland. Marama Dec. 16 Dec. 20 .-. Makura Jan. 13 Jan. 17 Kealandia. 'Feb. 10 Feb. 14 > Marama Mch. 10 Mch. 14 ;• Ifakura Apl. 7 Apl. 11 • "Niagara May 5 May 9 •New triple screw, 13.000 tons register. iforama and Makura twin-screw. All equipped with wireless telt-grapby. ' And at 28 days' interval thereafter. Pamphlets, Maps and all information free ' UNION S.S. CO. of N.Z., LTD., Managing Agents. W. H. HUMPHREY INGLEWOOD. The BEST for ;" TALKING MACHINES & MDSIC. are in a position to do your printjag—all of it, whether in large oi