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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 30, 25 June 1914, Page 2

|"jKION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OT N.Z., LTD. w mi deepatoh steamers from New Ply■Btttb Wharf (weatUer and other cir(•outances permitting): — ONJiHUNGA (for Aucklaad)[araWa (in conjunction with ti»e pan Co.)— Tuesday and Friday*. ITSLUNUTON, DUNEDIN, GAMARU, TIMAEU, LYTTELTON OORKNA—June 30 OOEINNA— July 14: - WESTPORT—•MAPOURIKA— June 25. *MAPOIJRIKA —July 2. •Available for passenger#. - LYTTEL.TON (from Wellington)— Steamer Daily, Sundays, excepted. WESTPORT AND GREYMOUTH—TAVIUNI— July 1. SYDNEY, flam Auckland, Mondays. IMB Wellington, Fridays. BIJI—HAVUA— July 8. . " XABATONGA AND TAHITI—MOAXA—JuIy 17 (from Wellington). TAUJNK—June 30 (from Auckland) SAN FRANCISCO, via PAPEETE, (from Wellington). MOANA— July 17. wmXKJHRA— August 14. Qugo urast be at railway by 6 pjn. ■» 4ay previous to sailing. STEAMERS TO ARRlVE—(feriiuia leaves Lyttelton 24tb, Weilinstoa 25th, Nelson 20th. Taviuni leaves Dunedin 26th, Oamaru, Timaru 27th, Lyttelton 29th, Wellingto* * *Mapourika leaves Wellington every Wednesday (available passengere).

PLYMOUTH - ONEHUNGA (AUCKLAND) SERVICE (Weather, etc., permitting). KA BARAWA leaves Mew Plymouth Breakwater EVERY TUESDAY and IKIDAY, at 8.20 pjn., M arrival -■ «f express from Wellington. _____ rfiS RARAWA leaves Onehunga BVBRY MONDAY and THURSDAY. ONION S.B. CO., LTD., NORTHERN S5. CO., LTD., Joint Agent*. ' AN IDEAL TOUR. "A. to rpKono CJEALTH and pleasure await the jaded business man, the farmer, and the pastoralist in the Beautiful Islands of the Southern Seas. The cruise is a succession of varying and delightful experiences. Monotony •ii unknown. Days are warm and bright. The ocean is prac- >• tically always calm. The Magnificent Twin Screw Steamer Navua, 2930 tons, can be joined, at Wellington or Auckland. The ports visited are Suva and Levuka (Fiji), Nukualofa, Haapai and Yavau. (Tonga), and Apia (Samoa). This trip occupies about twen-ty-six days. T.S.S. Atna, 3444 tons, and Tofua, 4345 tons, sail from Mel- !' bourne,and Sydney respectively ' for the Pacific Islands. reaching Australia again after thirty v . days. Passengers can transfer at any mutual port. ' Write TO-DAY fnr lllnstrated Pamphlets, and til! informa- [ lion to— THE UNION S.S. COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD.

Z-XREENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL I . STEAMERS. For PLYMOUTH and LONDON, via FreiMitla, Colombo (transhipping for all Eastern ports), Suez, Naples, Toulon [ and Gibraltar. from fro* Ton* Bvdaey Melbourne Oaterley 12,129 'July 4 July 8 Onun* 13,000 July 18 July 22 Onova 12.036 Aug. 1 Aug. 6 Orontes 9,023 Aug. 16 Aug. 19 Qrvieto 12,130 Aug. 29 Sept. 2 Omrah 8130 Sept. 13 Sept. 10 Otway 1-2,077 Sept. 26 Sept. 30 Orama new triple-screw steamer. All others twin-screw. All fitted with wireless telegraphy. Fares: New Zealand to ixmdon —Saloon: Single. £47 5s to £BB, return £75 10a to £132. Return tickets good for two years. Third-class. £ 10, £2l, £23. Return, £36, £39 11a, £43 4s. Passages from above ports may be prepaid. Through bookings to.New \ ork. PNION STEAMSHIP CO. of N.Z., LTD., ■' Agents in New Zealand, jTHJ VANCOUVER ROUTE. CAN &DIAN-AU3TRALASLAN ROYAL MAIL S.S. LINE AND CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, through lome of the Greatest Scenic fVmden of the World to all parts of CANADA, UNITED STATES, BRITISH (BLEB and CONTINENT of EUROPE Jtf>UND-THE-WORLD TOURS in eonjtuetion with all the Cape, Suez, China and Japan Lines at Lowest SatM. Steamers will uil— From From •Vii*ara I.June 29 July * MARAMA July 27 July 31 MAKURA Aug. 24 Aug. 28 NIAGARA Sept. 21 Sept. 25 MARAMA Oct. 19 Oct. 23 MAKURA Nov. 16 Nov. 20 And at 28 days' interval thereafter. Niagara triple-screw, 13,000 tons register. Marama and Makura twin-screw. All equipped with wireless telegraphy. Pamphlets, Maps and all information from UNION S.S. CO. of NiZ., LTD., Managing Agents. THE FAR-SIGHTED MAN Who believes in "putting something away for a rainy day" invests his savings; amongst other things, in Land, and property of the kind Baca Investments usually fetch good returns, and many good opportunities ure daily advertised in iuc columns of the Taranaki Daily News. Get the habit of looking them over—y . opportunity it gutting someth easy to buy a easy to pay i may come time On the filler Hand jou may nave ucni to sell. In such a case use th« ct limns of tin Taranaki Dai)/ News, and your little Ad. will carryour message to thousands. Over 13,009 eyes scan these s*iiy.