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Taranaki Daily News, 26 November 1915, Page 2

JJKION 6TBAM SHIP COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD. Will despatch iteamere from New Plymouth Wharf (weather and other eii•iimst&nces permitting) : ONEHUNGA (for Auckland)— £ARAWA (in conjunction with the N.B.S. Co.)— Tuesdays and Fridays. WELLINGTON—Corinna 30th. t GREYMOUTH—KOWHAI—November 20th. HOBART AND MELBOURNE—(From Wellington)— "MOKOIA, December 3. DUNEDIN, OAMARU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON—Corinna Dec. 2. SYDNEY AND HOBART— From Wellington—Moeraki, Nov. 25. LYTTELTON—(From Wellington)— Steamer Daily (Sundays excepted). FIJI (Suva, Levuka), TONGA (Nukualofa, Haapai, Vavau), SAMOA ! (Apia). TALUNE—December 13. ' RAROTONGA AND TAHITI— R.M.S. MAITAI (from Wellington)— December 9. (No passengers per Flora). 6AN FRANCISCO (from Wellington)— MAITAI, December 9. , Corinna leaves Wellington 26th, Nelson 27 th. Cargo must be at railway by S p.m. on day previous to sailing. Railway tickets from New Plymouth to principal stations in South Island may be obtained upon application at the Company's office. PLYMOUTH - ONEHITNGA (AUCKLAND) SERVICE. (Weather, etc., permitting). 3.8. RARAWA leaves New Plymouth Breakwater every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 8.20 p.m., on arrival of Express from Wellington. The RARAWA leaves Onehunga every MONDAY and THURSDAY. Cargo must be at Railway not later than 2 p.m. on day of sailing. Saloon—Single 24/-, Return 42/-. Steerage—Single 18/0, Return 29/-. NORTHERN S.S. CO., LTD., UNION BJ3. CO., LTD., Joint Agent*. QRIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. gAILING from SYDNEY ana MELbourne as under for PLYMOUTH and LONDON (Tilbury), T ia ADELAIDE, FREMANTEE, COLOMBO (transhipping for all Indian Ports), SUEZ CANAL, NAPLES, MARSEILLES and GIBRAL- * y ar. ,» MRAH (8130 tons) from Sydney Dee. i • 19. from Melbourne Dec. 22. -■ SSTERLEY (12,129 tons), from Sydney Jan. 16, from Melbourne Jan. 19, 1918. * First-class passengers only. Monthly thereafter. Steamers fitted with Wireless Telepraphy. FARES: NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON —SALOON: Single £SO to £9O- - £Bl to £135. RETURN TICKET AVAILABLE FOB TWO YEARS FROM DATE OF KBUE. .THIRD CLASS: £l9, £2l, £23; Return (available 12 months), £36, £39 12s, £43 4*.. All Second and Third Class accommodation already booked till December. First and Second Saloon Orwte* Tickets are available for return (all the way only) by P. and 0. Company. First and Second-class Passengera secure special advantages by booking through from, New Zealand, being provided with Saloon Passages to Australia, which are included in the above fares. Passages can be.booked to or prepaid from any of the above ports. ONION STEAM SBTP CO. of N.Z., LTD. Agents in New Zealand.

fraE yANCOUVER T>OUTE CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL S.S. LINE AND CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Through some of the greatest scenery Wonders of the World to all parte of CANADA, UNITED STATES, BRITISH HJJEB anu CONTINENT OF EUROPE SOUND THE WORLD TOCBS in eonjunction with all the C»pe, Bue«, Chin* and Japan Lutta at Loweat Bate*. STEAMERS WILL SAIL— From Sydney Ameklaad Makura Nov. 25 Not. 30 Niagara Dec. 23 Dec. 28 And at 28 days' interval thereafter. •Niagara, triple screw, 13J500 toni register; Makura, twin-screw. All equipped with wireless telegraphy. Pamphlets, Maps and all information from ♦ UNION S.S. CO. of KIZ., LTD., _ Maaagimg Ageata. tfEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COM- " PANTS ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS. To SOUTHAMPTON (to land passengers) and LONDON, via MONTE VIDEO and TENERIFFE. Most Modern Passenger Steamers In j the Southern Hemisphere. Steamer Tons From To Sail •Ruapehu 9.880 Auckland Dec. 15 "Kemuera 11,500 ;> •Euahine 11,000 „ , Jan. 27 (tßotorua 11,500 ~ ' Feb. 24 •Bimutaka 10,130 „ Mar. 23 • "Twin Screw. : ' fTriple acre*. Fitted with wireless telegraphy. Accommodation is not surpassed by any pther line. Passages from London can be arranged at this end. gor freight or passage apply to WEBSTER 4 McKELLAR, t Local Agents, New Plymouth. * ■■•<■ ft} HO 6. Y , gIMO N S SAWMILLER, CARBINGTON ROAD NEW PLYMOUTH. is taken this opportunity of announcing to the people of New Plymouth and surrounding districts that he has REOPENED his SAWMILL, and is retailing Ilia Timber. It would be. a benefit-to any contractor or builder to interview Mr. Simons at his residence, Vogeltown, or at the Sawmill. All timber dressed to order for building throughout. The Daily News'-is on sale at Stratford »it 6 a.m., Eltham 6.15 a.m., Normanby 0.40 »jn., Hawer* 7 a.m., Patea BJ6a«., Uanala 7.30 am., Kapunl 8 a.m., Kaponga 7 a.m.. Awatuat 740 aJtv, lb*