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Typical wording from a sea-trip poster |
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Daily Sea Excursions |
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Nicholson's Towage Company Ltd beg to announce that their new steel paddle steamer KING EDWARD VII, duly licensed by the Board of Trade for the conveyance of passengers will, weather and other circumstances permitting, commencing Thursday, the 3rd July 1902, run daily Excursions from Yarmouth as follows:- Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays from the South Quay near the Town Hall at 9:15 am, Gorleston at 9:30 am and the Brittania Pier at 10am: Every evening [except Sundays] from the South Quay at 6:15pm Gorleston 6:30pm and Brittania Pier 7pm, A TRIP in the ROADS, returning to the Brittania Pier, Gorleston and the South Quay, Fare 6d. Sundays at 2:15pm A trip in the Roads. From the South Quay calling at Gorleston at 2:30pm and at the Brittania Pier at 3pm returning to the pier at 4:30pm and to Gorleston and the South Quay. Fare 1s. Passengers will be landed on and embarked from the piers at Gorleston, Lowestoft and Southwold. The fares including all Pier and Landing Dues at those places. Children under 12 will be charged half fares. Passengers embarking at the Brittania Pier may disembark there free of charge, but other passengers will be subject to the pier toll of 3d on landing. Refreshments may be had on board. NB this steamer calls at Gorleston on all trips. The single rail fare between Yarmouth and Lowestoft is 1s so that a circular trip can be had for 2s. Fare between Quay or Gorleston and Brittania Pier and vice versa 6d [exclusive of pier toll of 3d]. For further Particulars apply to Henry Nicholson Managing Director 13 Queen Street Great Yarmouth" |
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