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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 9834, 6 August 1900, Page 6

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH

Telephone 170, ffi?O*€£ Address—Box 98, napibe, n ¥ lrifin 9 napiek. TARADALE, NAPIER, MEANEE, PUKETAPU, & 'BUS SERVICE TIME-TABLE. TARADALE DEPART— NAPIER DEPART— 1 A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. ™ 6.40 — via Napier Park 7.45 1.0 via Napier Park! 7.45 1.0 „ „ 10.0 2.0 „ „ 9.0 2.0 „ , 11.0 3.0 „ „ 10.0 3.30 „ „ 12.0 4.0 „ „ 110 — 5.0 „ „ 12.0 v 5.0 „ 6.0 „ „, % SATURDAY NIGHT BUSSES. A.M. P.M. 6.0 via Napier Park 9.30 via Napier Park 6.30 „ „ Q. 45 „ 6.45 „ „ 10.0 „ . „ FARES—6d ; Children under 5 years of age Half-price, or 1 Ticket each. Transferable Tickets 4s 6d per dozen (1 Ticket each Passenger). To Workmen and others 12-trip Tickets will be sold for 3s, not transferable* available for week of issue only. School Children Fares 2s 6d per week, for 5 days only (Saturdays excluded)> Tickets are only available for the Ordinary Time-table, and noC tor Bpeci&li Coaches, Race Days, or Holidays. > MEANEE COACH VIA AWATOTO. AM. P.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. 8.45 1.45 b.O (Saturdays only) 11.15 4.0 9.30 Saturdays only] This Coach leaves the Spit every morning at 10.30. FARES—Iβ Each Way, Children under 5 years Half-price. No Tickets for this road* Coaches leave Puketapu and Fernhill for Napier every morning at 8 o'clock. * Coaches leave Napier for Fernhill and Puketapu at 3 o'clock daily during winter months. Sundays and Holidays Exoepted. Previous Time-table Cancelled. Ist May, 1900.

J. & W. Harvey (Late Napier 'Bus Co.), tklephoksj Li very and Bait Stables, i *'%S°* HASTINGS STEEET. Napier-Spit 'Bus Service: NAPIER DEPART, SPIT DEPART, Morning— Morning— 8.20, and every 20 minutee 8.50, and every 20 minute© up to Noon. . up to 12.30. Afternoon — Afternoon — 12.40, and every 20 mintj . 1.10, and every 20 minute up to 6.20. I up to 6.50. SATURDAY NIGHT 'BUSSES Will run at regular intervals up to 10 o'clock. "Pares 4d, Return 6d; Tickets 3s per dozen. Western Spit Service: on saturday night a 'bus runs 5.30 p.m. NAPIER depart AND WESTERN SPIT depart 6 p.m. 9.30 „ ~ ~ [ReturnFare6d.] „ „ 10 „ Napier-Petane-Eskdale Coaches: time-table-morning— Afternoon—Leaves Eskdale 8, Petane 8 30, West- Leaves Eskdale 2, Petane 2.30, Weß - crn Spit 9.10, arrive Napier 9.35 em Spit 3.10, arrive Napier 3,55 Leaves Post Office, Napier, 10.30, Leaves Post Office, Napier, 4.30» Western Spit 10.45, Petane 11.30, Western Spit 4.45, Petane 5.35, arrive Eskdale 12 noon arrive Eskdale 6.5 FARES —Eskdale : Single 2s, Return 3a. Petane: Is each way. Parcels can be left at the Stables or Clarendon Hotel. The above Time-tables are suspended on Sundays and Holidays. Special Coaches, Landaus, Buggies, Gigs, or Saddle Horses at any time. First-class Hearse kept. Horses Broken in to Single or Double Harness. J. & W. HARVEY, Proprietors.

noon, then,' replied Rachel, impatiently, ' and you can get the money yourself. And let me tell you, Bithiah, I would not give you this money so readily unless I had already determined to give it to Jark. My father refuses to lend it, but I am willing to do so, as I know Jack will give it to me again, when he makes money in the South Seas.' ' So long as Jack gets the money to go to Koiau, I don't care if you give it or lend it,' replied Tera, sullenly ; 'lam on]y anxious to get away.' Rachel said nothing, l>ut left the room to give directions about Herbert, so that he might be well attended during her absence. Shortly after the two girla were driviig to Poldew, with Tolai behind them, for the Polynesian utterly refused to leave his mistress. The money was obtained in gold, as Tera wished, and this, packed in a little wooden box, corded aud sealed, was placed in the trap. ' Now,' cried Tera, gleefully, ' let us drive to Grimleigh and lake the money to Jack. He is on board the schooner.' Aβ they drove off, Rachel could no longer re=train her impatience. ' Now then,' the said, when they were out of the town, ' who killed Zara?' Tera, who was driving, shook the reins with a careless laugh. 'Oh,' she said coolly, 'I killed her myself!' [TO BE CONTINUED.] Barry Bros. Carriers, Eorwarding and Custom Agents, COKE, WOOD, AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. ALL CLASSES OF CARTING DONE Agencies— Westport Coal Co. Canterbury Roller Milling Co. South British Insurance Co. J. J. Curtis, Wellington Dunningham and Co., Auckland Mclntyre and Co., Christchurch. TVTAPIER People say that Dr. PASI> CALL'S COUGH MIXTURE is the Best. Eccles, Chemist. TUST LANDED—Another shipment $} of Paper Bags at tbs Daily Telh gbaph.