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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 3199, 15 August 1892, Page 2

UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited) Will despatch steamers as under, from the Breakwater, New Plymouth [weather and other circumstances permitting]— FOE MANUKAT7— V MAHINAPUA, on TUESDAY, August ICth at 10.30 p.m. FOR SOUTHERN PORTS— TAKAPUNA, on TUESDAY, August 16th, at 8 a.m. OFFICES:— BROUGHAM STREET, y N«W PIiTMuUTH. NOBTHEEN STEAMSHIP CO., (Limitbd). J TIME lABLE Weather & other circumstances permitting FOR ONEHUNGA— GAIRLOCH, 8.5., from Breakwater, on TUESDAY. August 16th at 2 p.m « GAIRLOCH, s.b., from Breakwater on ( FRIDAY, August 19th, at 8 p.m. [ <®r Cargo mußt be booked and alongside one hour before sailing. . Passage Tickets must be taken at the I Com my's Office. Rates of freights and passages may be obtained on application. Unequalled accommodation for BtocV. Inspection invited ■ Apply to W. I>. WEBSTER, Ageufc. Offices— Brougham-Btreet, N. Plymouth West-Quay. Waitara. ANCHOE LINE OF STEAM PACKETS. : FROM PATEA TO WELLINGTON, NELSON. WJEST COAST, AND ALL PORTS. s^§t^&i WAYERLEY •&&MJUcMSJI (Captain Gibboxb) will FOR PICTON an» WELLINGTONWEDNESDAY, 17th August, at 4 p.m. Through rates from all ports. Shippers of outward cargo will kindly , consign to agent, advising particulars by f poßt. A On and after the lßt February, inward freight from Nelson or Wellington to Patea will be 10s per ton. EDWD. C HORNER, Agent. QTEAM TO WELLINGTON. Je-*fr Tne s>s - WAITAPU s^%Ml^Xxh has been placed on the y^^Kjjft^SL berth as a regular between Nelson, Wellington, and Patea, an J is prepared to receive inward and outward cargo. Thron gh rates quoted at all ports. In future, all freight to or from Wellington to Patea will be 10s (ten shillings) per ton of 40f t. DOR WELLINGTON— On early date. For freight or passage apply to WESTERN PACKING CO., Agents. n ' "T\/r E. H. F. KNIGHT, ~ JjJL SUBGEON DENTIST, D NEW PLYMOUTH. Successor to Mr.TH. G. Forlong. Fees Moderate. jk — — w, Gas or chloroform administered for the painless extraction of teeth. Mr. Knight will visit Hawera on Friday, _ august 12th, and may be consulted afc g Mr. Fake's. D "|I1"B. A. C. ATKINSON, JJIJL Dental Stjboeow, T may be consulted from 9.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. at his rooms, Hawera, next\ Nolan, <M Tonks, and Cp.'s. He will visit as follows :— Stratford— Tuesday, August 9, at Mr. Teed's chemist. Patea— August 13.27, at Mr Govrer'e, D chemist. Manaia— Tuesday, August 16, at Mr. [. Hornby's premises. Opunake— Tuesday, August 23, at Middleton's hotel. DENTIBTET. 4 ifyTE. A. DOUGLAS GBAY, l.d.h. 1 JjJL nccessor to W. H. Skeet, Esq.), ]> DENTAL SURGEON. j Devon-street, lt NEW PLYMOUTH. N. Oxide Gas administered for painless n extraction. kj A new local application used in ordinary extractions, which in all cases subdues _ pain, and in some completely annuls it. Fees strictly moderate 8 Mr. Gray will visit Hawera on Monday, August 15th (Mrs. Nowell's). Patea on Tuesday, August 16th (Central Hotel). EELLEET GILBEET, • Pianoforte Tttneb aud Repairer, * Wanganui and New Plymouth. s Charges reasonable. b # # """""" j Vißits Hawera and district every four months. Orders left at Newton Pain and Co. 'B will receive prompt attention. Will be in Hawera on August 2nd. T>EING OVEBSTOCKED in several Lines, we are Selling at Cost for One ( Month. AETHUE AND SONS are now offering their SPLENDID STOCK of Carpets, Linoleums, Floorcloth, etc., and Gwiwa\l?xttii\6Yi\ng &00&B •6 PEOM 2a TO 4a IN THB £ DISCOUNT FOE CASH, Goods booked this month, la in the £> discount. THE GOODS AEE OF THE BEST. Come early and don't miss this splendid opportunity. FUNERALS FURNISHED at lowest rates. ARTHUE~~& SONS, Oppoiite Post Office, Princes-st., H A W E E A.