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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3267, 3 November 1892, Page 2

UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND (Limitito) iTill despatch steamers as under, from the 3reakwater, New Plymouth [weather and >ther circumstances permitting"]— FOE MANUKAU— PAKAPUNA, on FBIDAY, November 4th, at 10 a.m. FOE SOTJTHEEN POETS— 81AHINAPUA, on FBIDAY, November 4th, at 10 a.m. OFFICES:— BBOTJGHAM STBEET, Nxw Plthuuth. NOBTHBEN STEAMSHIP CO., (Limited). j-^js, TIME lABLE Weather & other circumstances permitting FOE ONEHUNGA— GAIBLOCH, 8.a., from Waitara, on FEIDAT], November 4fch, at 7 p.m. ftgT Cargo must be booked and along* aide one hour before sailing. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Com any's Office. Eatea of freights and passages may be obtained on application. Unequalled accomtaodatkn for stock. Inspection invited Apply to W. I). WEBSTEE, Agenb. Offices— Brougham-atreet, N. Plymouth West-Quay. Waitara. NCHOB LINE OF STEAM PACKETS. FEOM PATEA TO WELLINGTON, NELSON, WEST COAST, AND ALL POETS. (Captain Gibbomo) will FOE WELLINGTON— On IHFESDAT, 3rd Nov , at 7 a.m. Through rates from all ports. Shippers of outward cargo will kindly consign to agent, advising particulars by post. On arid after the Ist February, inward freight from Nelson or Wellington to Patea will be 10s per ton. EDWD. C HOENEE, Agent. S~^EAMf"TO TODLfNGTON. jg-j^ The S.S. WAITAPU has been placed on the berth as a regular taßSsssßißEaßr trader between Nelson, Wellington, and Patea, and is prepared to receive inward and outward cargo. Through rates quoted at all ports. In future, all freight to or from Wellington to Patea will be 10s (ten shillings) per ton of 40ft. DOE WELLINGTONOn early date. For freight *br passage apply to WESTEEN PACKING CO., Agents. MR A. C. ATKINSON, 1 Dental Suboeom", may be consulted from 9.30 a.m. to 4.80 p.m. at his rooms, Hawera, next Nolan, Tonks, and Oo.'s. He will visit as follows :— Stratford— Tuesday , November 1-29, at Patea— Saturday, November 5-19, »tr Mr Gower's, chemist. Manaia — Tuesday, November 8; at Mr. Hornby's premises. Opunake— Tuesday, November 15, at Middleton's hotel. DENTISTRY. ME. A. DOUGLAS GBAY, l.d.b. accessor to W. H. Skeet, Eso.), DENTAL SUBGEON, Devon-street, SEW PLYMOUTH. N. Oxide Gas administered for painless extraction. A new local application used in ordinary extractions, which in all cases subdues pain, and in some completely annuls it. Fees strictly moderate Tl/T E. H. F. KNIGHT, DENTIST, New Plymouth. Fees Modebate. Teeth extracted without pain by using an entirely new application. Perfect success guaranteed. Mr Knight will visit Hawera «n Tuesday, Ist November, and may be consulted at Mr Fake's. \,f B. C A P L E N, .*i BAEEISTEE AND SOLICITOfi, Opposite Court-house, H A W E E A. Several different; sums of money to lend on freehold security at low rates of interest. p J. BEO DE I C^K, AECfIfTECT, HWH-STBBET HAWEEA Near Town Hall. pHAS. CLAESON AEGHITEOT & BUILDER, Pbinces-btbeet, HAWEBA. D. I. O. CO OPEEATIVE STOBES, Wellington. B. HALLENSTEiy, Chairman. A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager. EOR the SPRING SEASON, the D.1.0. are 'now opening up the argest and most varied assortment of new goods for each department ever shown in the North Island. "Visitors to Wellington are invited to inspect the Warehouse, and personally compare our prices and qualities. All Goods are gnaranteed perfeotly new and of BETjjABLE QUALITY. IS* DEPARTMENTS : — General Drapery, in all its 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.