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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5710, 18 December 1889, Page 1

NOTICE. PETA N33 OOAC HE S. From Petane, 8.30 a.m. and 2 p.m. From Napier, 11 a.m and 4.30 p.m. SPECIAL COACHES LAID ON FOR PICNIC'S AND. PARTIES. ~ Buggies and Riding Horses by arrangement with C. VILtERS, Proprietor, Petane. TTI V; EliO OK I jBJ UiS Will start from the Havelocur Post Office •■ • for Hastings at— ; 8 ' a.m. \ j ... Leaving Railway Station, Hastings, for | Havelook— : , t . .. , j 8-35 a.m. V daily ' ' ' 5.6 p.m./ daU y* . .. , fares; cd, or 12 tickets for 6b: Parcels carried and delivered within half a mile of Hayolook or Hastings Post Office at the following rates :— lib. to2Slbs. ~. .. ,• .. 3d 281b. to 561b5... .. .. 6d * •~. ,\,- : ;S- . "TjTfatson,- >-■•;. >,",' :i : . ';'. '-• : - V ■ 5T> US 'BUS ! ! 'BUS!!! FROM THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND TO THE HOSPITAL HILL. FARE SIXPENCE. DAILY TIME-TABLE:— N Leaves the' Bank of New Zealand tte Emerson Street—9 a.m., 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 12 noon, 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 4 p.m., 5 p.m. 6 p.m., 7 p.m. . ...,..,.-., Arrives at the top of Milton Road a quarter after the hour, and the Hospital Hill ten minutes later. Leaves the Hospital Hi 11.—9.30 a.m., 10.30 a.m., 11.30 a.m., 12.30 p.m., 1.30 p.m., 3.30 p.m., 4.30 p.m., 5.30 p.m., 6.30 p.m., 7.30 p.m. SATURDAY NIGHT 'BUS. In addition to the daily running, two extra 'Buses will leave town, one at 9 p.m. and the other at 10 p.m. S. CHILDS, Proprietor. HOT LAKES! HOT LAKES,' CROWTHER AND , M'OAULEY'S ROYAL MAIL COACHES, FBOH NaFIEB TO Ti.UH>, ROTOBUA, OSKISD, AND TaUHASQA, AND VIOB VHBBA. Coaches lenve Criterion and Clarendon Hotels for above-mentioned places.: ' For all information apply to Agents. J. ROSS, Criterion Hotel, T. PEDDIE, Clarendon Hotel,

MACDONALD'S COACH TO PATEA WTTifj : leave 'Occidental and ; Masonic Hotels at 7.30. erery Thursday Morning for Kurlpapanga, returning every Monday at 7 &.m. tor Napier. ; Visitors to the Hotel can depend on excellent accommodation. Kuripapanga offers inducement to those whose system 'wants renovating or relaxation from business. What with Climbing the Hills, plenty of Trout in the Streams, Fruit in the Garden, Lawn Tennis, &c, not to be excelled. a. macdonald; ; Proprietor. pYMER'S BOYAL MAIL COACHES. TO NAPIER, MEANEE, TARADALE, PUKETAPU, OMAHU, AND FERN HILL. EBTABMBH3D OTKB 20 YkAES. DAILY TIME-TABLE {Leaving Newton's corner). Puketapufor Napier..B a.m. ~.'.... »t &.£&• &.Ql. p,m* Taradale for Kapler via New-read ~.8.30 10 'II 8.30 a.m. p.m. Taradale for Napier via Meanee .. ..9 2 — — Fern Hill to Napier .. 8 — —: — p.m. p.m. Napier to Puketapu ~ — — 3 6 a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Napier to Taradale via New-road .. .. 10 12 3 6 Napier to Taradale via Meanee .. •• 11 , —. .— p.m. Napier to Fern Hill ..3 — — — Napior to Puketapu via Meanee on Tuee* day, Thursday, and' Saturday, at 11 a.m. Pukotapu to Napier via Meanee on Tuesday, Thursday, and. Saturday, at 1 p.m. SATURDAY NIGHT COACH. Taradale for Napier .. .. 6 p.m. Napier for TaradaU .. ~ 9.30 p.m. FARES:. -." ■.. , To Meanee and Taradale ~ Is each way To Puketapu .. .. 2s each way To Fern Hill .. ..2s 6d each way Special Coaches for picnic parties, auction sales, or trips to any part of the Island, &o. Buggies and Saddle Horsea can be had at Taradale at any time. GEORGE RYMER. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE - s DEPARTIWENT. CillKF ADVANTAGES. !,o\v PiYmiujus nuil luvce liouuses. KiiiKis k«i>t in Now Zoaland. ■ . ii.v- )i».i:l immctlhticUj after proof of death. Jlev: iiliDi-al coijiiitions. . . . Low Eoalarid mortality.' licoiiomiual management. State security. rOTAX SUM ASSUUED (inolnding liomia Additions) JHjaSpa I'OTAIj FUNDS (the whole invested ... iv N.i-A- /.eiiliuid) JE1,328,i9S In iiiUlition to t'.io above fnniie, the oflica has an ANXUAL INCOME ol over

The Surplus Cash Profits in 1885 wore £319£ M OI'KXISG OF TOXTIXE SAVINGS FUND SECTION ToiiUue Savings Fund System Policies «• now being issued. >'o\y Assurers ;uid existing Assnrance Policyholders will be allowed to join' this section. All yroiUs accruing after entering the section hvo sot apart to bo divided ainous the policy lu-.lcVrs remaining in the section at the ena of V.-oe, when liberal returns in cash Mβ »nu- ° Tiio principles of the Tontine and mode ot Ueojiing nocouuts are not kept secret, Bβ In •.v.so of other Tontines advertised. V Information can be obtained at the Head OQico uud all Branches and Agencies, ana UU •row the 1 ravelling Agents of the Department. F. W. FBANKLAND. , : Actuary and Principal Offlcw. r>. M. liOOKIB, OommUilanar. THE LOLLY :SHOP THE LOLLY SHOP HORTON AND SONS (La-tb H. 0..P. Papb)j- ; :•■:■: TAILORS AND HABITMAKEBS, Hope by strict attention, combined with Moderate Prices and Large Carefully Selected Stock, to retain favors given by their patrons in the past. _. : ,T.H. and Sons beg Inspection from the PuJblio Generally of , SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW SEASON'S GOODS, And are constantly adding Large Ooneigamente of TWEEDS, FANCY WORSTEDS, &o From, long experience in West 'End of London, Brighton, and other large Towns England, and Colonies, oan ensure the , Latest Style, Fit, and best Workmanship. EMERSON STREET, NAPIEB, (Opposite tub Stab). I OQTB ROAD BAKERY, J. H."BLAm GROOER, BAKER, AND CONFECTIONER, HAVING Purchased the lately carried on by W. EVENSON and having Twenty-five Years' Experience of be Colonial Market, combined with his thorough knowledge of the Best Brands of Flour and strict attention to his trade, trusts to merit a fair share of public patronage. Make one trial of his Self-Raising Flour, specially prepared by himself Orders punctually attended to,.