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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVIV, Issue 3222, 12 September 1892, Page 2

UNION STEAMSHIP OOMmNY OF NEW ZEALAND (Lim#bd) Will despatch steamers as under, Jrom the Breakwater, New Plymouth [wedrcher and other circumstances permittujrftFOE MANUKAU— MAHINAPUA, on TUESDAY, Sept. 18th at 10 p.m. FOE SOUTHEEN POETBMAHINAPUA. on FEIDAY, September 9th, at 10 a.m. OFFICES s—BBOUGHAM STREET, Nbw Pltmuuth. VrOETHE¥N~siSAMSHTP Ca, L\ (Liju^ed). Jt-^jt> T ]^M EIA BL E Weather & other circiinstancea permitting FOE ONEJpNGA— GLENELG, s.s,, froni the Breakwater, on TUESDAY, 13btf Sept., at I p.m. %£& Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before sailing. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Com iny'a Office. Bates of freights and passages may be obtained on application. Unequalled accommodation for stock. Inspection invited Apply to W. I). WEBSTEE, Agent. " Offices— Brougham-street, N. Plymouth Weßt-Quay. Waitara. NCHOE LINE OF STEAM PACKETS. FEOM PATEA TO WELLINGTON, NELSON, WEST COAST. AND ALL POETS. WAIEELEY •^qfkMxflA (CaptaM Gibbonb) irill FOB NELSON AND -dELLINGTONAOBEEE. on TUESDAY, 13th Sept., at 2 p.m. | f 3~. Through rates from all ports. Shippers of outward cargo will kindlj consign to agent, advising particulars bj post. On and after the Ist February, inward freight fronj Nelson or Wellington tc Patea will be 10s per ton. EDWD. C HORNER. Agent. OTEAM TO WELLINGTON, The S.S. WAITAPU s&zjj%£3S&{At bas been placed on th< '^y^FV'MTkf^a berth as la regulai <SES£ss3S9Hv trader between Nelson Wellington, and Patea, anJ iff prepared tc receive inward and outward cafgo. Througl rates quoted at all poits. 9 In future, all freigqt to £r from Wei lington tc Patea will b| 10#{ten shillings' per ton of 40ft. \ / *OB WELLINGTON— On early date. For freight or passage apply to WESTEEN PACKING CO.^ Agents. D. I. C. COOPEEATIVE STOEEB, > Wellington. B. Hallenbtein, Chairman. A. A. OOEEIGAN, Manager FOR the SPRING SEASON, tb< 8.1.0. ar6 no t w opening up th< largest and moßt varied assortment o! new goods for cacti department evei shown in tbe North Is. and. Visitors to W.ell agton are invited tc inspect the Waijeb niße, and personally compare our priV i and qualities. All Goods are gaarantj ed perfeotly new and f RELIABLE QUALITY. IS* DEPARTMENTS : — General Drapery, in all itß Branches, Superior Boots and Shoes, Tailoring, Mercery, Ready Made Clothing, Furniture, Bedding, Carpets, Crockery, Ironmongery, Fancy Goods, Toys, and every Household Requisite. Orders received per post have prompt and careful attention. NEW " 36 Branches ZEALAND CLOTHING SOBranches FACTORY. We invite inspection of our large and well assorted Stock of Clothing and Mercery. It is impossible to particulurize lines in the space ai| our disposal, but customers cau depend en our Goods giving entire satisfaction. § WE AEE NOTED for best value a lowest prices. COME AND c SEE~ what we offer in Clothing : — i Men's Tweei Tr veers, 9s to 23s 6d Men's Tweea Su ts, 31s 6d to 75* Men's TweecVOv rcoats, 37s to 65s Men's W.P. %<# oats, 39s 6d to 90s Men's and Boys' Oilcoats, 11s 6d to 19s 6d Boys' Tweed Knickers, 4s 6d per pair Boys' Fritz Suits, 6s 6d to 21s Men's All-wool Shirts, 6s to 9a Men's Flannel Shirts, 53 to 6s 6d White and Eegatta do., 3a 8d to 9s GOOD VALUE GUAEANTEED. XJ ' fr HAWHEA ZEALAND CLOTHING iawbea FACTORY n J. 880 D E I^Q~K, A B C i ifr EJC T, \y lI«H.STBKET ... V HaWBBA* Near Town Hall. EELIEEY GILBERT, • Pianoforte Tiwee akd Repairer, Wanganui anct New Plymon tb . Obardea reasonable. ' Visits Haweraia id district every four < lonths. Orders!, pft at Newton Fairs I id Co.'* will racegre prompt attention. ' <