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Taranaki Daily News, 17 August 1916, Page 2

mfijN StßiM SHIP COMPANS Of ; S.Z, LTD. . - Will despatch sttamers from New Plymouth Wharf (weather aid other cirmpstasees permitting) ONEHUNGA (for Auckland)(in conjunction with the "N.S.S. Cot)— Tuesdays and Fridays. MELBOURNE DlßECT—"albona, from Wellington, September 2. V SYDNEY AND BOBART-/taraka,-August 24, from Wellington. LYTTELTON—(From Wellington)— Bteamer Daily (Sundays excepted). (FIJI (Suva, Levuka), TONGA (Nukualofa, Haapai, Vavau), SAMOA r, (Apia). ©alune. August 21 (from Auckland) SASOTOXGA AND TAHITI— SfUfiS. MOANA (from Wellington), August 1?. SAN 'FRANCISCO (from Wellington)— KJIJS. MOANA, August 17. JCaramu leaves Wellington on Thursday. . Cargo must be at railway by 5 p.m. Hm day previous to sailing. Railway tickets from New Plymouth (o principal stations in South- Island mi; be obtained upon application at ' the Company's office. • jJJEW PLYMOUTH OSBHUNCA - {AUCKLAND) .SEHTOJE. (Weather, etc., permitting). 8A RARAWA leaves New Plymouth Breakwater every TUESDAY and FRI/DAY at 8.20 p.m., on arrival of Express • from; Wellington. , The RARAWA leaves Onehuaga every i iIONDAY and THURSDAY. ; - Cargo must be at Railway not later : t>.a*2p.nn on day at tailing. " " -le]W; Return 45/-. • Steerage—Single, 20/-, Return 32/jtwo weeks the < Harawa; fc 4 her 'annual ini epejetion, htr nttiJVfll be taken up by - thl'tg.s.,Bi6ui, an Mon- ] ,in Eimu. ' 1. ~ i T , NORTHERN S.S. CO., LTD., i, r " UNION S.& CO., LTD., * X . « Joint Agents. •]' OtrEiNT LINE '* Sailing from SYDNEY and MEL- • BOUIINE *9 under for PLYMOUTH and . LONDON .{Tilbury), via SOUTH IAFRICA, callinp at FREMANTLE. | DURBAN, and CAPETOWN. Steiiser. !c Oronte3 Osterley N -~ . From Sydney 9023 Aug. 12 Aug. 16 Aug. 18 BI3S Aug. .26 Aug. 30 Sept. I 12129 Sept.. 23 i &pt;S7iSept.29 '•Carrying - first-class ,passengers , only.. . Third class accommodation is all engaged '.. until August. : %j^4ND.to;LONDON: j years) £Bl to I*lßs- - '£2o, '£22, £24; Re- ' iurn (available for l2 roonth§), £36, Us, £l3 4s V f : Fares to South Africa on application. F>rst and Second Saloon Tickets are Interchangeable with the P. and 0. Company, First.-and Second Class Passengers .lecuio apetjal advantages by booking ■; ;thrcugb fr<ym New Zealand, being pro- * ;»M«a Tltfc Salooo Passages to Australia, ? which ijie included in the above farts. Passjgrs can be booked to or prepaid t from any tf the above ports. 1 UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF | N.Z., LTD., \ - Agents in New Zealand. DUVER JJOUTE ;VCANiiDL&^lfe'feAiiksiAN ROYAL p" »-MA3L S.S; EINE AND CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, f- .Through some of the greatest scenery '' Wonders of the World to all parts of > CANADA, UNITED STATES, BRITISH £ TSLTjK CONTINENT OF EUROPE. •} BOUND THE WORLD TOURS in con- : . junction with all the Cape, Suez, i C&ina and Japan Lines at Lowest Raws. ■ • STEAMERSWILL SAIL.Tram Sydney Auckland J Makura Aug. 31". .Sep..s Niagara]*, Sipt. 28 „Ojt % 3 A^'W2B interval thereafter. < !; *Niagat*,'sriple screw, 13,500-totos re' tyin-screw. . , d with TVireless telegraphy) paQq&fets, and all information •; *mn" f • , if "-Bfcplr SB. OCK- of N.Z., LTD., j Managing Agents. ' , passports. tb any place outside the Do.talnjpn are r jninded'that it is advisable o obtain passports, and that it is neces- ' ary to make early application to the ' Government for them. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO, *■ LIMITED. MOST MODERN PASSENGER STEAMERS N THE SOUTHERN- HEMISPHERE. •Twin Screw.* Screw. FITTED WITH WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. ACCOMMODATION IS ' NOT SUR- ' PASSED BY ANY OTHER LINE 1 > Soifthainpton or Plymouth (to land passengers)"and London, via Panama Canal Passages from London can be arranged U this end. ' ' 1 V Jtor Freight or Passage, apply to - I WEBSTER & MTCELLAR, Local Agents, New Plymouth. 'UDrES* * GENTS,*'." " " | AILOB, DEVON STREET. s (opf Theatre Royal) yVj. B. ' gSeuntiy with Mr Newton Bang), AND ESTATE AGENT, >U f STRATFORD. i of land values and i julSitKit land in Taranaki is at th -isrestort. - » . %»■ ficilitiej for U%i-s«eken goKsmAlluuL'