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Taranaki Daily News, 22 August 1916, Page 2

JfjNtON STEAM SHIP COMPAQ 0/ N.Z, LTD. .*iU d ■booth Wharf (weather and other cirwmsUaces permitting) : ONEHUNGA (for Auckland)— fARAWA (in conjunction with the N.B.S. Co.)— Tuesdays and Fridays. MELBOURXE DIRECT— Paloona, from Wellington, September 2. BYDNEY AND HOBARTManuka, August 24, from Wellington. LYTTELTON—(From Wellington)— tjteamer Daily (Sundays excepted). HOI (Suva, Levuka), TONGA (Xukual«/« tr.pruii Vnr,,il <sA\mi (Apia)'. Talune, August 21 (from Auckland) RAROTONOA AND TAHITI—RM.B. MAITAI (from Wellington) Sept. 14th. SAN TOANCTSCO (from Wellington)rfl.M.B. MAITAI, September 14. Corinna leaves Dunedin about 26. Cargo must be at railway by 3 p.m. pit 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. JJBW. " (PLYMOUTH - ONEHUNGA '< AUCKLAND) SERVICE. ' "<Weather, etcl, permitting)* SjS. BARAWA 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 flan 2 pjn. on day of sailing. Saloon—Single 26/-, Return 45/-. Steerage—Single 20/-, Return 32/-. NOTE.—During the two weeks the Karawa. is,| undergoing her annual inspection, her run will'be taken up by the s.s. Rimu, leaving Onehunga on Monday, August 21, at 2 p.m. - No -steerage m gimn ,<"' NORTHERN S.S. CO.. LTD., t UNION S.S. CO., LTD., Joint Agents. ORIENT LINE | Bailing frcm SYDNEY and MELBOURNE is under for PLYMOUTH and LONDON (Tilbury), via SOUTH /AFRICA, calling at FREMANTLE. •DURBAN, and CAPETOWN. Dmrah Bi3olAug. 26' Aug. 30 Sept 1 •Osterley uisolSept 23 Sept. 27 Sept 29 Carrying first-class passengers only. Third class accommodation is all engaged . until August. SABES NEW ZEALAND to LONDON: '■ SAT-TON: Single £SO to £9O, Return (available for two years) £Bl to ; ,1*135. • THCtD-CLASS: '£2o, £22, £24: Return (available for 12 months), £36, : j£B9 IS*, £l3 it -, Fares to South Africa on application. '. Frst and Second Saloon Tickets are faterchsngeable with the P. and 0. Company. First and Second Gass Passengers wcnre spetial advantages by booking through from New Zealand, being pro ' |vided nith Saloon Passages to Australia which ate included in the above fans. 1 Pasesgrs can be booked to or prepaid A : frora any cf the above ports. 'SSKtS STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF _ k ' N.Z., LTD., " ' Agents in New Zealand. |jfHß yANOOUVER JJOUTE : HBAHADIAN-AUSTRALASTAN HJYAL MAIL S.S. LINE AND JANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Through some of the greatest scenery Wonders of the World to all parts of CANADA, UNITED STATES, BRITISH : BLES anu CONTINENT OF EUROPE. BOUND THE WORLD TOURS in conjunction with all the Cape, Suez, China and Japan Lines at Lowest Rates. ./ STEAMERS WILL SAIL— From Sydney Auckland Makura Aug. 31 Sep. 5 ■ Kiagar* t Sept. 28 Oct!. 3 And at 28 days' interval thereafter. •Niagara, triple screw, 13,500 tons refttter; MaVuri, twin-screw. .- AD equipped with wireless telegraphy. Pamphlets, Maps and all information '• UNIO%SiS.'Cb;of N.Z., LTD., / • Managing Agents. ? > PASSPORTS. ■ • Travellers to any place outside the DoSinion are r minded that it is advisable obtain (passports, and thatit is necessary to make early application to the Government for them. TTHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO, •*•• LIMITED. ' MOST MODERN PASSENGER STEAMERS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE.

Steamer Tons L • From. To Sail. tßotonia 11500 Wellington Aug. •Rimutaka 10130 „ Oct. •Turaldha 10960 „ Nov. •Twin Screw. jTriple Screw. FITTED WITH WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. ACCOMMODATION IS NOT SURPASSED BY ANY OTHER LINE Jo Southftinpton or Plymouth (to land passengers) and London, via Panama Canal. Passages from London can be arranged ft this end. . for Freight or Passage, apply to WEBSTER & JfKELLAR, Local Agents, New Plymouth. LADIES' ft GENTS,* JADJQB, DEVON STREET, (opp. Tiieatre P.oyal) J. B. RICHARDS, , (Recently with Mr Newton King), , BAND AND ESTATE AGENT. ST BAT FORD. !S fall knowledge of land values and of land in Taranaki is at tli '%tpnat of, investors. 6poai*l facilitie/ lor Jsnd-ieefcers go.ltur on tt« lanA