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Timetable for London & South Western Railway Co. steamship and train services between England and France, including schedules, fares and general information.
| Identifier | ExFiles\Box 76\1\ scan0092 | |
| Date | 1st January 1914 | |
| X677 LONDON & SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY Co. 1st JANUARY to 31st MAY, 1914. STEAMSHIP SERVICES BETWEEN SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE (for PARIS, &c.), THE CHANNEL ISLANDS, St.{Capt. P. R. Strong} MALO, CHERBOURG, HONFLEUR and JERSEY and FRANCE. The following Time Tables will be adhered to unless prevented by unforeseen circumstances. LONDON AND PARIS Switzerland & the South of France, Via Southampton, Havre and Rouen. ACTUAL SEA PASSAGE ONLY FIVE HOURS. The Cheapest and Most Comfortable Night Route, by New Turbine Mail Steamers specially constructed for the night passage. Accommodation for First Class Passengers in cabins of one (Cabins de Luxe), two and four berths each. The new Turbine Steamers "HANTONIA" and "NORMANNIA" are now running on this service. OUTWARD. Daily (Sundays excepted). Boat Train leaves Waterloo .. 9.50 p.m. (Good Friday 9.15 p.m.) Steamer leaves Southampton .. 12.15 (midn't) Train leaves Havre .. 8.0 a.m. " arrives Paris .. 11.24 a.m. A - Falling connection with this Train a Special Boat Train is run immediately after Steamer's arrival. HOMEWARD. Daily (Sundays excepted). Train leaves Paris .. 7.45 p.m. Steamer leaves Havre .. 12.0 (midn't) Train leaves Southampton .. 7.45 a.m. " due London .. 10.11 a.m. Passengers conveyed free between Steamer and Railway Station at Havre. Via Havre is the most direct route for Etretat, Honfleur, Caudebec, Rouen, Trouville-Deauville, Dives-Cabourg, Beuzeval-Houlgate, Caen, and the Bathing Places on the Calvados Littoral. HONFLEUR (Cargo Service only.) OUTWARD. DAY AND DATE. Steamer leaves Southampton. Friday, April 3rd, 1.0 a.m. (4th) Monday, " 6th, 9.0 p.m. Saturday, " 11th, 11.0 p.m. Tuesday, " 14th, 1.0 a.m. (15th) Satur., April 18th, 6.0 p.m. Monday, " 20th, 8.0 p.m. Friday, " 24th, 10.0 p.m. Tuesday, " 28th, 11.0 p.m. HOMEWARD. DAY AND DATE. Steamer leaves Honfleur. Thurs., April 2nd, 12.0 midnight Monday, " 6th, 5.30 p.m. Thursday, " 9th, 7.0 p.m. Monday, " 13th (Easter Monday), No Sailing Tuesday, April 14th, 11.0 a.m. Thurs., April 16th, 12.0 midnight Monday, " 20th, 6.0 p.m. Thursday, " 23rd, 7.0 p.m. Monday, " 27th, 9.0 p.m. Thursday, " 30th, 11.0 p.m. The Sailings for future months will be announced month by month. CHERBOURG (For Valognes, Carentan, Avranches, Bayeux, &c.) OUTWARD.—Steamer leaves Southampton for Cherbourg every Tuesday and Thursday (also Saturday, 30th May), at 11.15 p.m. Boat train from Waterloo, 8.15 p.m. HOMEWARD.—Steamer leaves Cherbourg for Southampton every Wednesday and Friday at 11.0 p.m. (or as soon after as tide and circumstances permit), with passengers and merchandise, and on Tuesdays and Saturdays, with Cargo only, according to tide. ROSCOFF (Cargo Service only.) OUTWARD. DAY AND DATE. Steamer leaves Southampton. Corresponding departures from Southampton to Roscoff, with liberty to call at JERSEY or GUERNSEY. HOMEWARD. DAY AND DATE. Steamer leaves Roscoff. Satur., April 11th, 4.0 p.m. Saturday, " 25th, 4.0 p.m. For particulars of later Sailings see separate announcements month by month. TABLE OF FARES TO OR FROM PRINCIPAL STATIONS ON L. & S.W.R. TO OR FROM (Via SOUTHAMPTON) PARIS: RETURN, Available for 1 month. SINGLE, Available for 7 days. LONDON: 1st 39/10, 2nd 30/10; RETURN 1st 62/4, 2nd 44/4. SOUTHAMPTON: 1st 34/4, 2nd 24/4; RETURN 1st 57/10, 2nd 40/10. BASINGSTOKE: 1st 38/10, 2nd 26/10; RETURN 1st 62/4, 2nd 44/4. PORTSMOUTH: 1st 38/10, 2nd 26/10; RETURN 1st 62/4, 2nd 44/4. SALISBURY: 1st 38/10, 2nd 26/10; RETURN 1st 62/4, 2nd 44/4. EXETER: 2nd 51/4; RETURN 1st 87/10, 2nd 66/4. PLYMOUTH: 2nd 60/4; RETURN 1st 103/4, 2nd 70/-. HAVRE: RETURN, Available for 7 days. SINGLE, Available for 7 days. LONDON: 1st 30/0, 2nd 21/6; RETURN 1st 47/-, 2nd 35/-. SOUTHAMPTON: 1st 25/-, 2nd 17/10; RETURN 1st 45/8, 2nd 36/8. BASINGSTOKE: 1st 29/-, 2nd 21/1; RETURN 1st 45/8, 2nd 32/8. PORTSMOUTH: 1st 27/10, 2nd 20/6; RETURN 1st 43/2, 2nd 31/2. SALISBURY: 1st 28/8, 2nd 20/10; RETURN 1st 43/8, 2nd 31/8. EXETER: 1st 48/-, 2nd 30/1; RETURN 1st 69/2, 2nd 47/8. PLYMOUTH: 1st 52/2, 2nd 35/4; RETURN 1st 84/6, 2nd 57/4. GUERNSEY and JERSEY: RETURN, Available for 6 months. SINGLE, Available for 7 days. LONDON: 1st 33/-, 2nd 22/2; RETURN 1st 48/-. SOUTHAMPTON: 1st 20/-, 2nd 14/-; RETURN 1st 33/-, 2nd 23/-. BASINGSTOKE: 1st 25/2, 2nd 17/8; RETURN 1st 43/-, 2nd 28/9. PORTSMOUTH: 1st 24/-, 2nd 16/8; RETURN 1st 39/6, 2nd 27/6. SALISBURY: 1st 24/6, 2nd 17/-; RETURN 1st 40/-, 2nd 28/-. EXETER: 1st 32/10, 2nd 22/-; RETURN 1st 48/-. PLYMOUTH: 1st 41/6, 2nd 27/6; RETURN 1st 67/-, 2nd 46/8. ST.{Capt. P. R. Strong} MALO and GRANVILLE: RETURN, Available for 6 months. SINGLE, Available for 7 days. LONDON: 1st 35/10, 2nd 25/10; RETURN 1st 53/8, 2nd 41/2. SOUTHAMPTON: 1st 23/10, 2nd 17/10; RETURN 1st 36/8, 2nd 26/8. BASINGSTOKE: 1st 39/-, 2nd 26/-; RETURN 1st 18/1, 2nd 41/8. PORTSMOUTH: 1st 27/4, 2nd 20/8; RETURN 1st 43/2, 2nd 31/2. SALISBURY: 1st 27/4, 2nd 20/10; RETURN 1st 43/8, 2nd 31/8. EXETER: 1st 37/10, 2nd 27/10; RETURN 1st 59/8, 2nd 46/8. PLYMOUTH: 1st 49/4, 2nd 35/7; RETURN 1st 78/8, 2nd 57/8. CHERBOURG: RETURN, Available for 6 months. SINGLE, Available for 7 days. LONDON: 1st 30/4, 2nd 20/10; RETURN 1st 46/8, 2nd 31/8. SOUTHAMPTON: 1st 20/10, 2nd 14/10; RETURN 1st 34/8, 2nd 24/8. BASINGSTOKE: 1st 20/5. PORTSMOUTH: 1st 22/10, 2nd 17/6; RETURN 1st 34/8, 2nd 26/8. SALISBURY: 1st 25/4, 2nd 17/10; RETURN 1st 41/8, 2nd 29/8. EXETER: 1st 33/10, 2nd 23/10; RETURN 1st 49/8, 2nd 39/8. PLYMOUTH: 1st 45/4, 2nd 31/8; RETURN 1st 68/8, 2nd 52/11. THROUGH Tickets are also issued from all L. & S.W.R. Stations and the principal Railway Stations of England. For full Schedules see Continental Handbook and Steam Packet Guide. All Tickets issued by the Company are subject to their Conditions, Regulations, and Notices. GENERAL INFORMATION. MOTOR CARS are conveyed to and from France in the same steamer as that by which the passenger travels. Shipment or landing can be effected at Southampton at any state of the tide. Notice of intended shipment should be given at least 12 hours in advance, stating the approximate time of arrival alongside steamer, and giving the following particulars of the car, viz.:—Weight; extreme length; extreme width, and if fitted with a fixed canopy or cab. BAGGAGE.—Passengers are allowed the following quantities of strictly personal luggage, viz., 1st cl., 150-lbs.; 2nd cl., 120-lbs.; 3rd cl., 100-lbs., except to Paris, where only 66-lbs. are allowed. Baggage for Paris should be Registered. SLEEPING BERTHS AND PRIVATE CABINS are not guaranteed, but will be reserved as far as possible on application to Mr. T. M.{Mr Moon / Mr Moore} WILLIAMS, Docks and Marine Manager, Southampton. An extra charge for berths in promenade deck cabins, 2/6 each. The Steamers 'Hantonia' and 'Normannia' have single bedstead state-rooms, which can be engaged on payment of 30/- additional to the 1st Class fare. A two-berth cabin can be reserved for the exclusive use of one (1st class) passenger on payment of 10/- extra (promenade deck on Havre, St.{Capt. P. R. Strong} Malo or Cherbourg steamer 5/- extra.) Telegraphic Address: "FOREMOST, SOUTHAMPTON." EMBARKATION AT SOUTHAMPTON—Passengers must go on board the Steamers at Southampton as follows:— For Channel Islands .. .. After 8.0 p.m. „ Havre or Cherbourg .. .. .. „ St.{Capt. P. R. Strong} Malo .. .. .. GOODS should be directed in full, "Per London and South Western Railway and Steam Boats." To prevent delay, all goods should be addressed by post to Mr. T. M.{Mr Moon / Mr Moore} WILLIAMS, Docks and Marine Manager, Southampton, and particulars of the nature of the goods and their value for Customs entry outwards should be furnished. Bonded and exciseable goods cannot be shipped without such advice. GUIDE TO NORMANDY AND BRITTANY.—A Guide to the Bathing Stations and Places of Interest in Normandy and Brittany will be sent gratis upon application. The Company's Continental Handbook and Steam Packet Guide, giving full particulars of Steamers' Sailings, Train Services through Normandy and Brittany, and Excursion Arrangements, will be sent free on application. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO:— MR. H.{Arthur M. Hanbury - Head Complaints} HOLMES, Supt. of the Line, Waterloo Station, London. MR. J.{Mr Johnson W.M.} SMEAL, Indoor Goods Manager, Waterloo Station, London. The Company's Receiving Offices in London. All STATION MASTERS on the L. & S.W.R.; or to Mr. T. M.{Mr Moon / Mr Moore} WILLIAMS, Docks and Marine Manager, Southampton. H.{Arthur M. Hanbury - Head Complaints} A.{Mr Adams} WALKER, General Manager. | ||