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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 12 September 1913, Page 6

NION STEAMSHIP UU. Q| * NEW ZEALAND, LTD. (Weather and Oircumatanoia - Permitting.) Llll-JGlilUri. Monowai, Friday, Sept 12, 5 p.»* Wafline, Friday, Sept. 12, 8 p.m, Mararoa, Sat., Sop. 13th, 11 p.m. Wahine, Mon. Sep. 15th, 8 p.m. Maitai, Tues., Sep. 16, 8 p.m^_x- x '> 'Turbine steamer. x " tWireless Telegraphy. -5 DUNEDIN via LYTTEL *. ' Monowai, Fri., Sep 12th, 5 p.m., Maitai, Tues., Sep. 16th, 6 o.m. iJOnly perishable Dunedin cargo r»ceived. ■■■■-.■■ DUNEDIN, BLUFF & HOBART. 1 ' tWireless Topography. '"<■ HOBART & MELBOURNE, FRO DUNEDIN. r Moeraki, Mon. Sept. 15th. £. SYDNEY DIRECT. tMaunganui, Fri., Sep. 19fch, fipk tWammoo, Friday, Sep. 26th, 5 p.to # tWireless Telegraphy. ' SYDNEY, via NAPIER, GISBOJI _ & AUCKLAND. japier; gisborne"* , AUCKLAND. TarAlvwa, Thurs.v vSept. IBtK. 5 DJttv GREYMOUTH... ■'. *Cargo only.- * ■„ -« via BLESS!!!! Pat&eiia, %, Sep> 15th; 12;4S &m^ ArahuraSat., Sep; 18, 12.45 o^m^ Arahuras, Sat., Sept. 20th; 12.45 p.n»iK i SNo Nelson cargo. 4; - HOKHIKA, via NELSON. ion, cargo. m (From Auckland;) tAtua, Tuesday, October 7thv.■..";■ Navua, Wednesday. October' 8 a K.M.S. _Willochra leaves 23rd; R.MA Makura leaves Auckland I Friday. September 86th. r Via SAN •FftAß'OiggoT^ I 42% Oct; ■■•SAftpi 10th; due j'Frjscd Oot, . , f ■ -speclil m^ secure reservation •§ fJUDDART, pARKER, J^M Sailings from Wellington as undetu (Circumstances permitting.), FOR LYTTELTON & DUNEDjG*:. I Westaha, Tneadßj r ,::Sep^v..Sßi ; :^|>Sii^ Victoria Fri. Oct. 3 s?# t ißV FOR MELBOURNE via LYTTELTOW DUNEDIN; BLUFF A HOBART, .BORNE AND AUCKLAND^ llOarries first, second, and '■ _ v '^ : ..: ! :'" .' '^S f OR N^Pllß; : AUCKLAND. . - Westralia, Moni Sept 15. ;p.mi . FOR SYDNEY DIREOT. ; *Uhmaroa Fri., Oct. 17 Jv*m. *ir IxW tO S? * nd I , *,, fe* wlth Wireless' Telegraph^, All Tickets are available also fou sjop-oyer and return by any of UNION aS all travel by the above-named vessels. Office for New Zealand:— QUEEN'S CHAMBERS, wXgtoa. S HAW S A VTLI« AND A LBIO« * , OOMPANT, LiD. 1 THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMm FOR PLYMOUTH aSSTiSE Via MONTE VIDEO & TENERIFFI. THE LARGEST PASSENGER STIS MERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND _ . TRADE. r~^ . Extinguishers. ~ . SAILINGS (Ciroumstanoei Penult ting) . Tons. Captain. Sailings 10nic..., 12,232 Sfcarck OctT^li Athenic 12,232 Croseland Oct. 80 Connthic 12,232 Hart Nov. §3l Arawa 9,372 Clayden Dec. 84 lomo 12,232 Starck/ Feb. 18 All! Twin Screw Steamers. Wellington is the final port lor •• above sailings. ' All the Company's PaSteamers are fitted with WIS TELEGRAPHY. Special facilities .gi f h ,to:«>iid«rtß in the Dominion to bring, out frioaSß from Home, either by pre-paymen* € passage money i. 'New Zealand orguarantee. •■■•• For full partioulara apply _i _, agents:— LEVIN AND 00, LTD., DALGETY AND CO., MM. MASTERTON. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. MOST MODERN) PASSENGM ' STEAMERS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. For London, via Monte Video, T«ut> riffe and Plymouth. Steamer Tons. From. To Sail tßotorua 12,500 Wlgt'n Sen. 20> tßuapehu 9,880 Wlgt'n Oct. 1* tßemuera 12,600 Wlet'n tßuahine 12,000 Jan. 8 •Calling at Rio. tTwin sorew. JTriple scrow. ACCOMMODATION T 8 NOT BU* PASSED y any other Line. Fitted with Wireless Telegnapiy. Passages from London and K«» Zealand may be arranged at this «a& For paisage aiw' freight apply tj? T - SHOTTO COMPANY, LTD. m. k. (mmciwEwnf; -