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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6261, 24 September 1891, Page 2

TTNIOH STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF y NEW ZEALAND (LnaraD). time table, foe weilingtoTand lyttelton Dik»adeb, Friday, 25th September, 12 noon. WEL lihgto % lJ™n. and post Tt Akau, Saturday, 26th September, launch at 2 p.m. MELBOURNE VIA BLUFF. Te Anao, Saturday, 26th September, launch at 2 p.m. GISBOENE, TOLOGA, TUPAEOA, HICK'S BAT ABJ) AUCKLAND, FEOM WHAEF. DiseADi-B, Thurtday, Ist October. FROM WHAKF. Australia, Thursday, 24th September, 6 p.m. GISBOENE AND AUCKLAND. Manafoori, Saturday, 2Gth September, laiuicn at 5 p.m. SYDNEY VIA GISBOKNE & AUCKLAND. MMttroimi, Saturday, 26th Septejnbor, launch at 5 p.m. LEVUKA AND SUVA, FROM AUCKLAND. Ovalau, Friday, 9th October. TONGA, SAMOA, FIIOM AUCKLAND. Waindi, Tuesday, 22nd September. SlDtrai, f2OK WELLINGTON, DIEECT. -yVAinoRA, Monday, 23th Septomher. FOE HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO * U jfhOM AUCKLAND, At\MEHA, Saturday, 10tU October. FasHongers are requested to book at the Company's -Town Office, Browning-street. Bertha can. be secured on arrival of steamers. Small parcels received at the town omee. Outward passengers holding return tickets are requerted to present same at tho Oihce, and_obtam passes for the launch convoying them to the steamer.

Officea: Brownu«f-.•troet. Napier, and at Port Ahuriri . FROM WHARF. THE S.S. DINGADEE Will in iuturo proceed on to Lyttdton via Wellington, leaving Napier on her first trip at NOUN on FRIDAY NEXT. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OP MEW ZEALAND (Limited). FOR SIDNEY & NEWCASTLE DIRECT jl_, npHE Barquentine RIO X will be on the berth to loa" 1 for the above ports on about tho 'zOth inst. For Port Ahuriri. PIANOS. HH a -eg, on o> s.- hn Hi ?{? i * S sf ? H 1 a ? II i § i i " fel p * g gl If ORGANS.

Jb\ W. COLLINS, •WATCHMAKER, MANUFACTURE G JEWELLER, jJIAMOMD SETTER, AND ENGRAVJiS ; HA Removed to Emerson street, opposite Pitt and Co.'a All branches of tho Trade in the Manufacturing and Repairing of Watches, Clouks, and Jewellery carefully and cheaply executed. Old Gold and Silver bought or re-made into the latefct styles of Brooches, Earrings, Bangles, Kings, Chains, Studs, &c, &c. M,< alf aiid Masonic Jewels a Specialty. I s t RECEIVED O A Splendid Lot of ABMX-BHAPED BILVER-MOUSTED PitEß, IW OASBB, 1) D. HYDE & COS. W AlEl^Eis^* l3 A!,D TOBACOONIBTS, j