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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 1 July 1924, Page 6

-JJNIOH gTEAM/gHjf> OF N.Z., LTD. Will despatch steamers from New Plymouth (weather, and qther eirv ONEHTINTGA (for Auckland) RARAWA (in conjunction with the '■ /N. 5.3. 1 »•- --•• • TUESDAY and FRIDAY. ■ . . •. Wellington,''. Nelson, -Dunedin, Oamaru, and Tim am— ir.vj ? ;? i COItiNNA; and > 081-Hli. maintain - 5 , iAveekly servic&i>. , ; Lytteßon (from .i 1-iy ; . *Steamer DAILY (Sundays- excepted)-Sydney-and Melbourne-.ifrom i; Welling-, .' ton-Tp-Regular. sailings, . ’■ • . Fiji (Samoa), Tqnga (Nukualofa), Hahpai,:Vavaii)y From - Auckland, every four weeks, v - Through; bookings by Canadiau-Aus--tTalasian, Line 1 /via Vancouver;- and by XJnion Royal -Mail Line, via' San Francisco, to Canada, 1: Uuited/. States and ■ Regular''mphthly sailings from. ArielclahdcandiiWeilingtqn. For full information,'papxpliiets,' literature, etc., apply to—— ; • ;-r ■’ 4 UNION. STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF ; ,i N.z,-, ltd;, , ■ I -Brougham; Street, New Plymouth. ( Agents'for .Orient Line of Royal Mail v Ste&niera.: • / ■ i JfORTHERN STEAM SHIP CO. 1 'LIMITED. . ! ONEHUNGA-NEW PLYMOUTH ' ' • SERVICE. S V S. RARAWA. Leaves /ONEHUNGA—, - t .. MONDAYS and. THURSDAYS, at Leayetp-NEW PLYMOUTH Breakwater - 'TUESDAYS and- FRIDAYS; 7.40 • i- p.m.; after • arrival of mail train. > Trains leave New Plymouth Station at 7.25 p.m! .. FARES: Saloon, Single .32/-; Steerage, 214/p; School, 25/-. • . -‘.Outward ;cdrgo must be at New Plymouth -station not later than ,10 a.m. oh day of sailing. : NORTHERN S.S. CO., LTD. - New , Zealand' Loan - and Mercantile Agency Co'., Ltd.,' Agents, Hawera. QANADIAN— AUSTRALIAN LINE The /Vancouver - Route—Australia, New 'Zealand, Canada, via, Fiji and .Honolulu. Eurdpe , (Via, America), most interest*. v ; ing route. ... . r For all /information, :gujde' bopks, maps, etc/ 'applyw :,. y - ■ - UNION STEAM SHIP. CO. OF N;Z., ~. DTD., Managing' Agents,- r Brougham - Street, 1 New ’Plymouth-.- ■ (

'JHE SOUTH TARANAKI ! SHIPPING Cot, ‘ : . '• * 7 : r r - -.y : : n-:yy*. The following vessels are trading regularly from WELLINGTON. to PATE A,, and . return carrying 1 .cargo, from and to allports--^ 11 ' S.S. HAWERA, . 14.0 tons, 1 insulated 5.5.., HAP.UNI, ..14<J- tons;.- insulated . / ,holds., *"■’ Through rates to and from all ports.please,,; e^i#%-TgOfld^' T m°» »? a .F.Wakt pupping. ■Lftrti, and advise >full v rparlscular.s>. of consignees.-,..;, ■ jvCustoms Agency and Forwarding ;J)epartment a of an experinced clerk. ... • ? (""& I'W. f < : Manager. ■ i- . —— - v Established 1864. . .. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ’S. LIMITED conduct Funerals anywhere -in Taranaki.; Appropriate Motor Hearse and Mourning Cars.;;. ' ■ .■ 6 ARTHUR’S FURNISHING! WARE--1 HOUSE LIMITED, ‘Phones: Day 94; Night 254 and 338. PRINCES, STREET, HAWERA. M c C ormick & T ay dor, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, f PRINCES. STREET, HAWERA (Next Post Office). m Funerals conducted-Town and Country under personal direction of Mr W. B. Taylor. Motor Hearse. 'Phones: Day 326; Night 529 and 209.

; [A Card.] P.O. Box 24. ’Phone 667. J)UFP, & JJOODY, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, COMPANY > SECRETARIES, AUDITORS, CONSULTING & INVESTIGATING ACCOUNTANTS, INCOME TAX RETURN SPECIALISTS. BROADWAY BUILDINGS (Opposite White 'Hart Hotel), PRINCES ST., HAWERA. P.O. Box 126; Telephone 57.' ?--'l F.I.A.NvZ.~A.P;A. (N.Z.) ’ PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND 1 , ' AUDITOR,' . 142 High Street, Hawera. Agent: The: Victoria, Insurance Co., , - Ltd.' ’Established 1849" * . E? 0 NO MI C. ' v- v;:.V'V": ’for' MEN’S; CLOTHING, OVERCOATS. HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, TIES - • , • E*. H. hareop THE YORKSHIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. • •> (Funds Exceed £9,000,000) ' ; PIRE, MARINE;ACCIDENT > and MOTOR CAB INSURANCE' accepted at LOWEST CURRENT- RATES; LIVE STOCK INSURANCE a specialty. rr * M. C..’ CRIGHTON, Agent,: ; i. & P. Buildings, Nelson. St., Hawera.

CHIROPRACTIC ! v new science that is revolutionising the healing world, and—right here in Hawera—is restoring sick men, women and children to Health and Happiness. Good Health depends sole-ly-on a /nil supply of life energy being transmitted by the nerves to the various organs of the body. When the nerves become pinched at the spine this supply is curtailed, hence disorder and suffering. ''Chiropractic adjustments free the pinched nerves and so restore health. • • " CONSULTATION FREE. JSABEL p J>ALK, Ph.C., PALMER GRADUATE,. 88 HIGH STREET, HAWERA.