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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 247, 5 October 1911, Page 1

YOUR—FURNITURE WANTS ARE SUPPLIED BY US IN EVERY DETAIL. QUALITY IS OUR WATCHWORD ANU MODERATE PRICES MAKE OUR SALES. M'GLASH AN’S NAPIER HASTINGS. Main Street both Towns.

COAST BAYS. Between NAPIER and WELLINGTON as follows: —Waimarama, Kairakau. Mangakuri. Pourerere, Blackhead, Whangaehu, Cape Turnagain, Akitio. Aohanga, Mataikona, Castlej point. Uriti, Karaka Bay, Flat Point, IGlenburn, Te Awaite. White Rock, I Palliser Bav. Orongo Orongo, etc., etc. ! Between'NAPlEß and GISBORNE las follows: —Arapawanui. Moeangiangi. I Waihua. Waikokopu. Opoutama. Kini Kini. Mahia. Portland Island, Taiporiitu, Tawapata. Table Cape, YYainui. I Whangawehi. Boat Harbour, etc., etc. i “KOUTUNUI.”—Runs between | Auckland and Tokomani Bay. and ■ other trading as required. I “RIPPLE. ” —Loads in We’lington j for Port Ahuriri and Gisborne wharves I every Monday and Tuesday. Discharges at Port Ahuriri Thursday I morning and loads and leaves toi Gisi borne same afternoon. j “KAHU." —Runs continually neI tween Wellington and Port Ahuriri i wharf and calls at all intermediate 'Coast Bays as required. “RURU.” “FANN). “M EKA, ! and “KIRITONA."—Run between I Napier and Gisborne and work Coast ; Bays as required. i HAWKE S BAY ACCLIMATISATION ‘ SOCIETY. THE FISHING SEASON will open on October Ist, 1911. for all rivers ' within the district, and will close on > April 30th. 1912. Licenses can be obtained at all Money ' Order Post-offices within the Hawke's i Bav. Waipawa. and Patangata Counties also from Messrs. ,1. R. Ross and iCo.. Napier; Mr. A. H. Hill and Mr. ■(• t Wilson. Dannevirke; Mr. F. M. Ki-niiv, Woodville: Mr. R• R Groom. Ormondville; Mr. J. Chilweli, \\ aipuku,a,i: Mr. Foster Brook. Hastings; Mr. A. Hyde. Hastings; and Mr. Thomas Thompson. Waipawa. The s.x-ietv will give the sum oi t--2 -. in addition to hall the fine, to anyone giving evidence enabling a convic- ’ tion "to be recorded against any jierson 1 fishing without a license or out of season. C. A. FITZROY, Hon. bee.