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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 16 September 1924, Page 4

OANADA U.S.A. ENGLAND. Regular Fortnightly Sailings alternately by the CAN ADI AN-AUSTRAL ASIAN ROYAL MAIL LINE. From Auckland, via Fiji, Honolulu, and Vancouver. And the UNION ROYAL MAIL LINE From Wellington, via Rarotonga, Tahiti and San Francisco. Excursions to Honolulu. Particulars on application. Apply— UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N Z LIMITED. UNION gTEAM gHIP OOMPANY OF N.Z., LTD. Will despatch steamers from New Plymouth Wharf (weather and other circumstances j emitting)T.O ONEHUNGA (for Auckland) — RARAWA (in conjunction with the N.S.S. Co.)— ' . TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, 7.40 p.m. TO Wellington, Nelson, Dunedin, Oamaru and Timaru— GORINNA and OPIHI maintain a weekly service. TO Lyttelton (from Wellington)— MAORI —Monday, Wednesday. Friday, 7.45 p.m. MARAROA Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 7.45 p.m. TO Sydney and MelbourneRegular Sailings from Wellington and Auckland. TO Fiji, Tonga (Nukualofa, Haapai, Vavau),-Samoa, from Auckland— TOFUA, every four weeks. For information, apply to— UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD., Brougham St., New Plymouth. ' Agents for Orient Line of Royal Mail Steamers. V’ORTHERN' STEAM SHIP CO. LIMITED. ONEHUNGA-NEW PLYMOUTH SERVICE. S.S. RARAWA. Leaves ONEHUNGA—MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. Leaves NEW PLYMOUTH Breakwater TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, 7.40 p.m. after arrival of mail train. Trains leave New Plymouth Station at 7.25 p.m. ’ FARES: Saloon, Single 32/-; Steerage, 24/6; School, 25/-. Outward cargo must be at New Plymouth station not later than 10 a.m. bn day of sailing. NORTHERN S.S. CO., LTD. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd, Agents, Hawera. SOUTH TARANAKI SHIPPING CO., LTD. The following/ vessels are tra< regularly from WELLINGTON PATEA and return carrying ci from and to all ports— S.S. HAWERA, 140 tons, insuls and fitted with refrigerator. S.S. KAPUNI, 140 tons, insuli holds. Through rates to and from all p Consignors please address all 0 ‘‘C/o South Taranaki Shipping Ltd.,’* and advise full particular consignees. Customs Agency and Forwarding Department a specialty, in charge of an expennced clerk. F. W. GRAINGER, Manager. Established 1864. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ARTHUR’S LIMITED conduct Funerals anywhere in Taranaki. Appropriate -Motor Hearse and Mournine Cara. 6 ARTHUR'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE LIMITED, /Phones: Day 94r; Night 254 and 338. PRINCES STREET, HAWERA. [A Card.] P.O. Box 24. 'Phone 667. jyUFF, & J^OODY, 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. C. H.~S UISTED ' F.I.A.N.Z.—A.P.A. (N.Z.) PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. 142 High Street, Hawera. Agent: The Victoria Insurance Co., Ltd. Established j IB4O. ILLNESS AND ITS CAUSE. are thirty-one pairs of nerve cables branching off from the spine. Every cell of the body has a nerve filament supplying it, and all the nerves come from the spinal cord! A misplaced bone in the spine cuts off the supply of life energy; then disorder starts! Nasal catarrh, skin eruptions, paralysis, lumbago, headaches, constipation, sleeplessness, stomach, liver and kidney troubles —all are caused by misplaced bones. CHIROPRACTIC adjusts the spine aud so removes the cause. Nature alone can cure a patient of disease. ' JSABEL J? J>ALK, Ph.C., Palmer Graduate Chiropractor, 88 HIGH ST., HAWERA. FA-2TS ABOUT GLASSES. 1. porrect Glasses assist the vision and preserve it. 2. Correct Glasses increase the power of enjoying life. 3. Correct Glasses improve one’s earning capacity and efficiency. 4. Correct Glasses benefit health by removing nervous strain and its attendant ill-effects. o. Correct Glasses in distinctive styles enhance one’s- personal appearance. CORRECT GLASSES undoubtedly confer theae benefits if scientifically adapted to the individual requirements. pRED .Q fODEN, D.8.0.A., F.LO. (British Qualifications by Exam., London), CONSULTING OPTICIAN, WESTWOOD’S PHARMACY. HIGH ST., HAWERA. At Mclnnes’ Pharmacy, STRATFORD, every Tuesday, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.