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Taranaki Daily News, 16 June 1916, Page 2

IQSION STEAM SHIP COMPANY Ot ' ' N.Z, LTD. Will despatch steamers from New Plymouth Wharf (weather and other cirtanisteßces permitting):— ; OXEHUNGA (for Auckland)— ' jLARAWA (in conjunction with the N.S.S. Co.)— Tuesdays and Fridays. ■ MELBOURNE DIRECT— from Wellington, July 1, SYDNEY AND HOBARTManuka, June 22, from Wellington. . LYTTELTON—(From Wellington)— Steamer Daily (Sundays excepted). IXJI (Suva, Levuka), TONGA (Nukualofa, Haapai, Vavau), SAMOA (Apia). Tallin*, June 28 (from Auckland)'. RAROTONGA AND TAHITIMOANA (from Wellington), Jiuie 22nd. SAN FRANCISCO (from Wellington)— E.M.S. MOANA, June 22nd. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. ~ Corinna leaves Dunedin June 17. Cargo must be at railway by 8 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 - OXEHUNGA (AUCKLAND) SERVICE. (Weather, etc., permitting). S.S. 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 Dan 2 p.m. on day jf sailing. Saloon—Single 28/-, Return 45/-. ■ 6teerage—Single 20/-, Return 32/-. NORTHERN S.S. CO., LTD., UNICX S.S. CO., LTD., Joint Agents. ORIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. gAILING from SYDNEY and MELbonwie as under for PLYMOUTH and LONDON (Tilbury), via SOUTH AFRICA, calling at Fremantle, Durban, and Capetown. ORONTES (9023 tons), from Sydney July 20, from Melbourne August 2. OMRAH (8130 tons), from Sydney, August. 28th. Steamers fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. FARES: NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON —SALOON: Single £SO to £9O; Return, £3l t0,£135. RETURN TICKET AVAILABLE FOR TWO YEARS FROM DATE OF ISSUE. THIRD CLASS: £2O, £22, £24; Return ' (available 12 months), £9B, £39 18s,. £43 4s. All third-class accommodation engaged until August. ■ f First and Second Saloon Orewea. Tickets are available for return (all the way only) by P. and O. Company. ' First and Second-class Passengers se- • cure 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 {•repaid from any of the above ports. VXION STEAM SHIP'CO. of N.Z., LTD. Agents in New Zealand. »J«E yANOOUVER JJQUTE ] CANADIAN- AUSTRAL ASIAN ROYAL itAIL S.S. LINE AND ; CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. ■ Through some of the greatest 6cenery Wonders of the World to all parts of CANADA, UNITED STATES, BRITISH ISLES an 3 CONTINENT OF EUROPE ■BOUND THE WORLD TOURS in con- . junction with all the Cape, Suez, China and Japan Lines at Lowest STEAMERS WILL SAIL—- » '".' From Sydney Auckland •Niagara June 8 June 13 Maknra July 6 July 11 And at 28 days' interval thereafter. •Niagata, triple screw, 13,600 tonß register; Mjikura, twin-screw. equipped with wireless telegraphy. Pamphlets, Map 3 and all information from UNION S.S. CO. of N.Z., LTD., Managing Agents. PASSPORTS. Travellers to any place outside the Dominion are reminded that it is advisable 1 far obtain" passports, and that it is necessary to malce early application to the Government for them. M ZEALAND SHIPPD«J COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL LIKE OF STEAMERS. To PLYMOUTH (to land passengers) and LONDON, via Panama Canal. Most Modern Passenger Steamers In tlie Southern Hemisphere. Steamer •Remuera •Ruahine fßotorua •Rimutaka Turakhia Tons From To Sail 11,500 Wellington June •Ruahine 11.000 „ July tßotorua 11.500 „ Aug. •Rimutaka 10,130 „ Sept. •Turakina ' 10,980 „ Oct. •Twin Screw. fTriple screw. Fitted with wireless telegraphy. Ac■eommodation is not surpassed by any other line. Passages from London can be arranged at this end. Tor freight or passage apply to WEBSTER &. .McKELLAR/ Local Agents, New Plymouth. iJHOS. y gIMONS SAWMILLER, CARRIXGTON ROAD, NEW PLYMOUTH. Has taken this opportunity of announcing to the people of New Plymouth and surrounding districts that he has REOPENED his SAWMILL, and is retailing fcis Timber. It would be a benefit to any contractor »r builder to interview Mr. Simons at his residence, Vogeltown, or at the Sawmill. All timber dressed to order for buildjtrs. . 'Phone No. 354. CADIES' ft GENTS/. DEVON STREET. Xopp. Th*»tre Bowli