22 February 1911 Sydney cancel on a cover with a 1908 2d stamp to Ireland. Correct British colonial letter rate in 1911.

22 February 1911 Sydney cancel on a cover with a 1908 1d & 2d stamp to England. Day of MAKAMBO arriving. Heavy letter? Image thanks to Gärtner Auktionen

30 October 1911 Sydney cancel on an OHMS cover with two 1911 1d stamps to Fiji - address erased.
Image thanks to Sandafayre Stamp Aauctions

27 March 1917 Sydney cancel on a cover with a 1911 10c & 2d stamp to Ireland. Day of MAKAMBO arriving. Correct British colonial letter rate. Image thanks to Chris Rainey Postal History

Unusual franking 2 x 10c 1920 overprint + English 1911 ½d definitive + Australian George V 2d to Sydney. Cnacelled with Sydney machine cancel DE201920. Endorsed in manuscript on the reverse: "You will note theenvelope has for post a French New Hebrides stamp a British New Hebrides stamps and an Australian stamp. Your loving Uncle George." PACIFIQUE arrived on 19 Dec. This being a Sunday the cover was processed on Monday 20 Dec. ("JGI" coll.)

Five 1911/12 50c stamps on a cover to Munich, cancelled with the MANGANUI ship postmark.
On 9 April the ship had left Papeete 2 day earlier and was due San Fancisci on 18th. (coll. Fred Petit)

A full set of the 1925 French definitives on a registered "Belmonte" cover to Sydney cancelled Sydney. One day after BP MAKAMBO called. (collection Michel Blanc

Cover to England, the 20c stammp cancelled with Sydney Slogan postmark. (Klinger coll.)

Cover posted in Sydney as loose ship letter, the 1925 French 20c stamp cancelled Sydney. Oval double ring "LOOSE SHIP LETTER" handstamp. 20c is the correct rate for colonial destination as the new 50c rate was introduced on 1st April 1927.
7 February was one day after Messageries Maritime's DUPLEIX arrived from VILA.
Image thanks to Chris Rainey

14 November 1929 50c New Hebrides on a postcard from Papeete, Tahiti to France. Overpaid 10c as the colonial long message postcard rate was 40c. Image thanks to Lugdunum Philatélie

Sydney paquebot cancel on a 50c cover to Papua.
Image thanks to Sandafayre Stamp Auctions

Burns Phil letter to Suva, Fiji cancelled in Sydney. (ex Millet coll.)

18 November 1932

Ship mail to NSW. The 5d tied by slogan machine cancel SYDNEY 3 NSW POSTED PILLAR BOX 11 JNE 1934 ADDRESS MAIL TO / PRIVATE BOX NUMERAL / IT EXPEDITES DELIVERY. ("SeSi" coll.)

Sydney paquebot cancel on a 50c cover to Sydney. Arrival of MORINDA.
Image thanks to Sandafayre Stamp Auctions

Postcard to France postet en route in Papeete on 1. July 1935. Correctly franked French long message colonial postcard rate 40 c. It must have been the Messageries Maritimes steamer COMMISSAIRE RAMEL which left Noumea on June 19, Port Vila on June 22 (the date written on the card) and was due to leave Papeete on 3 July and due in Marseilles on August 14. Cancelles NICE on 7 August as thze mail was forwardwed in Italy by train. ("SeSi" coll.)

1 July 1935

Letter to New Zealand cancelled Sydney. (ex. Millet coll.)

Sydney paquebot cancel on a 50c cover to Sydney. One day after BP MORINDA arrived from Vila.
Image thanks to Steve Drewett incorporating Empire Stamp Auctions.)

Postcard to France sent from Tahiti: cancelled 11-02-1936 Uturoa, Ile Raiatea and Papeete 12-02-1936.
(image thanks to Lugdunum Philatelie)

Cover to Victoria, Australia. the 50c stammp cancelled with Sydney Paquebot postmark. (Klinger coll.)

Cover to England, the French New Hebrides 50c stamp is cancelled in Uturoa, Ile Raiatea, Tahiti on 15 Dec. 1936. Backstamped on 16 Dec. 1936 in Papeete, Ile Tahiti. (Klinger coll.)

Sydney paquebot cancel on a 25c cover to England, underfranked 25c, not taxed.
Image thanks to Steve Drewett incorporating Empire Stamp Auctions.)

Ship mail to Ewell England. The stamps tied by machine cancel SYDNEY 9 SEP 1937 PAQUEBOT and SYDNEY 4 9 SE 37 handstamp. ("SeSi" coll.)

Ship mail to D SAn Francisco cancelled Sydney (S.S. MORINDA).
Image thanks to Steve Drewett>

Sydney PAQUEBOT letter to New Zealand. Cancelled OAMAHU on 5 SE 1938 too, redirected to Otago. Sydney 24 August 1938 is the day after BP MORINDA arrived from Vila.
Image thanks to Steve Drewett incorporating Empire Stamp Auctions.)

The PIERRE LOTI arrived in Sydney on 10 Novemebr 1938. The cover is heavily overpaid as
the colonial letterrate was 10cg. Backstamped St. Sever 12 December 1938
Image thanks to Prins Philatelie France.

Sydney paquebot cancel on 30c and 5cg on a cover to South Australia. Old cents 1:6 so 10cg - correct.
(Fred Petit coll.)

Sydney paquebot cancel on a 10cg cover to England.
Image thanks to Lugdunum Philatélie France.)

Reverse.

Registered mail from Wallis on 22 January 1939 to Kuopio, Finland. Routed via New Hebrides and backstamped Vila 1 February 1939 with Goyns Klinger type PM7B and Kuopio 21. March 1939.
(Klinger coll.)

10cg Sydney paquebot cover to Sydney - correct colonial letter rate.
(Clemns Albert coll.)

Shipmail from Nauru to Burns Philp in Sydney. The New Hebrides 20cg stamp also struck with a TRIENZA cachet. Trienza was a phosphate carrier owned by British Phosphate Commissioners.
(A British gentleman's coll)

Shipmail paquebot Sydney to Sydney - uncensored. (ex Millet coll.)

Censored to Australia, cancelled in Waroonga and redirected. (Klinger coll.)

Shipmail from Tanna to Sydney and then by air to Suva. That's written on the cover. Machine cancel Sydney 3 March 1947. The rate would have been calculated by adding the air surcharge to the normal postage. 20g letter to Suva 30cg, air surcharge Fiji 25 cg per 5gr so minimum was 1Fg30cg possibly. But this looks like a heavy cover, so maybe higher postage. On the cover there are used 80cg...a 10gr cover??? (ex Millet coll.)
TAMBUA arived in Sydney on 3 March 1947 9:52 a.m. coming from Suva says the Sydney Morning Herald on 4 March. She belonged to the Colonial Sugar Refining Company. And yes, there was air mail service to Fiji on 4 March 1947 at 1 a.m. via New Zealand says the Daily Commercial News and Shipping List (Sydney) of 3 March. But there are no further markings on the cover to confirm this routing.

Paquebot Sydney on a cover to USA. (Klinger coll.)