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Taranaki Daily News, 30 November 1915, Page 2

JQKIQN BTEAM SHIP COaffANS or N.Z., LTD. ItViU despatch steamers from New Ply- ■ Math Wharf (weather and other eir(MUnatances permitting):— ONEHUNGA (for Auckland)— jLABAWA (in conjunction with the N.S.S. Co.)— Tuesday* and Friday*. HOBART AMD MELBOURNE-! (From Wellington)— MOKOIA, December 3. DUNEDIN, OAMARU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON—Corinna Dec. 2. ' SYDNEY AND HOBART— From IWellington—Manuka, December 2. LYTTELTON—(From Wellington)— Steamer Daily (Sundays excepted). Fin (Suva, Levuka), TONGA (Nukualofa, Haapai, Vavau), SAMOA (Apia). TALUNE—December 13. RAROTOKGA AM) TAHITI— R.M.S. MAITAI (from Wellington)— December 9. (No passengers per Flora). BAN FRANCISCO (from Wellington)— MAITAI, December 9. Corinna leaves Wellington Ist. < Cargo must be at railway by S pjn. jpn day previous to sailing. ■ Railway tickets from New Plymouth #o principal stations in South bland May be obtained upon application at ,the Company's office. "VEW PLYMOUTH - ONEHUNGA (AUCKLAND) SERVICE. (Weather, etc., permitting). Sfi. 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 fhan 2 p.m. on day of sailing. ' Saloon—Single 24/-, Return 42/-. Steerage—Single 18/«, Return 29/-. NORTHERN S.S. CO., LTD., I UNION S£. CO., LTD., 1 Joint Agent*. 'ORIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. gjAILING from SYDNEY and MELbourne a* under for PLYMOUTH •ad LONDON (Tilbury), via ADELAIDE, FREMANTLE, COLOMBO (transhipping for all Indian Porta), SUEZ CANAL, NAPLES, MARSEILLES and GIBRALTAR. DMRAH (8130 tons) from Sydney Dee. 19, from Melbourne Dec. 22. JO3TERLEY (12,129 tons), from Sydney Jan. 14, from Melbourne Jan. 19, ii 'l9lß. ~ .' * Pirst-claas passengers only. Monthly thereafter. Steamers fitted with Wireless Teletrashy. WARES: NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON -SALOON: Single £4O to £9O; Return, £Bl to £135. fiETURN TICKET AVAILABLE FOR "TWO YEARS FROM DATE OF ISSUE. VfflßD CLASS: £l9, £2l, £23; Return (available 12 months), f£3B, ; . I £39 IBs, £43-4j. £H Second and Third Claw accommodation already booked tiU December. Knit and Second Saloon Ovenma Tieifcet* are available for return (all the ijvay only) by P. and 0. Company. / Fftst and Second-class Passengers se•iur* special advantages by booking ;|tt«ough from New Zealand, being pro'Vided with Saloon Passage* to Australia, Which, are included in the above fawfc Passages ean be booked to or •wpaid from any of the above ports. UNION BTBAM SHIP CO. of N.Z., LTD. * Agents in New Zealand. ftaat yANoouvs* •^"CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL Sfi. LINE AND CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Through some of the greatest scenery JVonders of the World to all parts of CANADA, UNITED BIAT2ES, BRITESH .JBIJHB anfi CONTTNEWr OF EUROPE. -BOUND THE WORLD TOURS in conjunction with all the Cape, Suez, China and Japan line* at Lowest .*■ Rates. STEAMERS WILL SAIL—- ■ ' From Sydney Aaekland ;«akura . Nov. 25 Nov. 30 Niagara Dec. 23 Dec. 28 And at 28 days' interval thereafter. 'Niagara, triple screw, .13,500 ton* re-' glster; Malcnra, twin-screw. All equipped with wireless telegraphy. Pamphlets, Maps and all information fccpJ , UNION B.S. CO. of:N.Z, LTD., ■'■ ' > Managing^geaU. \KXWW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMiPANY'S ROYAL MAJT, LINE OF STEAMERS. .To SOUTHAMPTON (to land passengers) and LONDON, via MONTE VIDEO and TENERLFFE. Blest Modern Passenger Steamers In the Southern Hemisphere. Steamer Tons From To Sail •Ruapehu 9.880 Auckland Dec. 15 "Remuera 11,500 ~ Dee. 30 •Rnahine 11,000 „ Jan. 27 jfßotorua 11,900 „ Feb. 24 ■Rimutaka 10,130 „ Mar. 23 Twin Screw. tTriple.screw. fitted with wireless telegraphy. Accommodation is not ajßpassed by any 4>tber line. % Passages from London ean be arranged at this end. t Tor freight or passage apply to ! WEBSTER' & MoKELLAE, Local Agents, New Plymouth. •]V« 08. } y # gIM ON S SAWMILLER, CiiiRRiNGTON ROAD, NEW PLYMOUTH. Eas taken this opportunity of annomv «dng to the people of New Plymouth and jmrronnding districts that he has REOPENED his SAWMH2L, sad is- retailing *)i* Timber. ' It would be.a benefit to any contractor jar builder to interview Mr. Simons at to residence, Vogettc-wn, or at the Sawmill. AH tixaber tomiA-fa-eakrlu build|ng tkrotrgjieirt. ' is <m sale at Stratford jEt&sm 606 a.m., Nonnanby •"■"■ I,BiiiiiiT nil."-'- a " t-m -sub., KtftaJJ •«, £*• 7 «u AwftaMW •*•.