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Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9697, 29 December 1924, Page 4

.NORTHERN STEAM SHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. TAURANGA-AUCKLAND FAST PASSENGER SERVICE. THRICE WEEKLY. THE S.S. MATANGI TEAVES The Moun J (Tauranga) every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,'at 7.30 a p.m., after the arrival of the trjygwrom Matata, and arrives at Auckmnxt morning, at 7 o’clock. Gishoi nffMntadtiCom rianjjOT.td.. and Aard Cars h&re (fisbornajim Tuesdays, TliursdaysApand SatuadP'ys, at 6 a.m., and conjjjSfct Steamer Train at Matata, corrfpftuting a 24-hour Service to AuygjPland. tickets are aba/ tainable Jplnr and Berths reserved Joy the Coijlpany’s Agent at Opotiki, too meets "ali Cars on arrivalFares. —Through Cars by Car and Steamer, but not including Rail from Matata to Mount:— Motor £4/5/- Motor £7/10/Steamer £l/7/6 Steamer £2/12/6 £5/12/6 £lO/2/6 RETURN.—The s.s. Matangi leaves Auckland every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 7 p.m., and connects with the train at The Mount (Tauranga) for Matata following morning. The Motor Service Cars leave Matata on the arrival of the train, and arrive at Gisborne a t 6.30 p.m. pHE Q.SBORXE pUBLISHIXG c°- ltd(Proprietors •'•The jGisborne Times”) AS oQ*f BUSINESS YEAR. ENDS OX DECEMBER 31st WE SHOULD BE GREATLY OBLIGED IF CLIENTS COULD SETTLE ALL OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS OX OR BEFORE THAT DATE