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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2434, 23 May 1893, Page 2

UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited) Will despatch steamers as under^from the Breakwater, New Plymonth [rorather an-1 other circumstances pennittinjiF]— FOR MANUKA*— MAHINAPUA, on TUjfSDAY, May 23rd, at 10 pm. J TAKAPUNA, on SATURDAY, May 27th at 7.30 a.m. i FOB- SOUTIEiBN PORTS— TAKAPUFA, on w TUESDAY May 23rd. at MAHINAPUA, on FRIDAY.. May 26th, at 10 a.m. OFFICES:— BROUGHAM STREET, N«w Pltmouth. ■VTORTHEEN STEAMSHIP CO., lS (Limitxd). jg-^A-, TIME^I A BLE Weather & other circumstances permitting FOR ONEHTTMBA— GAIRLOCH, s.s., fromjßreakwater, on TUESDAY, May 23j§, ab 10 p.m. BST Cargo must\be*>okecl and alongside one hour beforeiliming. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Com any*6 Office. Rates of freights and passages may be obtained on application. Unequalled accommodation for stock. Inspection invited Apply to W. I). WEBSTER, Agent. Offices— Brougham-street, N. Plymouth West-Quay. Waitara. NCHOB LINE OF STEAM PACKETS. FROM PATEA TO WELLINGTON, NELSON, WEST COAST. AND ALL- PORTS. <^|gay£^yML (Carfain Gibbono) will FOR WELLINGTON— On WEDNE&DAB; May 24tb. at 3 p.m. Through rates N^Bn all ports. Shipperß of outward cargo will kindly consign to agent, advising particulars by post. On and after the Ist February, inward freight from Nelson or Wellington to Patea will be 10s per ton. EDWD. C HORNER, , Asrent. THE NEW ZEALAJJd SHIPPING COMPAN/'S LINE. DIRECT STEAMERWTO LONDON. x^. j^ i 'Me Company will ■ jgf*| y«!=^^M"' T^nflnnp at the Waitara roadstead, at intervals as required. Satisfactory arrangements have now been made for DUMPING and STORAGE OF WOOL sent forward for shipment, or to CHiS. V. HOUGHTON, Local Manager, Auckland. S~TEAM TOT WELLINGTON. Jt;-^ The S.S. WAITAPU has beftn placed on the qsnSSsssiEßynrtradJfr between Nelson, Wellington, and Pate|f and is prepared to receive inward and ouj*ard cargo. Throu gh rates quoted at all pnts. In future, all frefcht to or from Wellington to Patevjpfil be 10s (ten shillings) per ton cf 40ft. uOR WELLINGTON— For freight or passage apply to WESTERN PACKING CO., Agents. x? R. C A,- P L E N, I BARRISTER JfND SOLICITOR, Oppositewourt-house, HAWERA. Several different sums of money to lend on freehold security at low rates of interest. ii/r2~H.nEr ktjTiWk%\ DEN T j4s T, New Plyipiuth. Fees Modebate. EXTRACTIONS PAINLESS. Mr Knight will visit Hawera on Thursday, 25th May, and may be consulted at Mr Fake's; and Stratford, Friday, May 26th, at Mrs Gome's. MR A. C. ATBfINSON, Dental Suboton, may be consulted from #30 a.m. to 4.80 p.m. at his rooms, Uniosrstreet, Hawera. He will visit asffollo/ws :— Patea— Saturday, Jaay 6-20, at Mr A. Gower's, cbemist.vX Stratford— May 16-26, at Mr. Teed's, chemist. Opunake— May 2-30, at Middleton's hotef, 1 - . MR. A. DOUGLAS GRAY, DENTIST,^ NEW PLYM#UTB. Successor to Mr W. BJfSkeefc ; formerly with Mr A. W. Ci&tfieUffof Auckland, and 'Mr H. C. Wilson, SUSapier. Mr Gray will visit Stratford on Thursday, May 11 (at Melrose Cottage); Hawera, TSlonday, May 22 (ab Mrs Nowell's) ; Patea, Tuesday, May 23 (Central Hotel). CJ. BBODHJCK, • «/ AR C H I T EC# £ HIGH-STttEIST ... \...J^... HAWRBA 1 ; Near Town Hall. CH AS. C L AJ§f SON AEOHITECT & BTJDQDEB, PBINCEfe-BTjfEST, HAWEEA. EELLEET GILBEET • PIANOFOBTE TIINEB AND Eepaibkb, Wanganui and »v Plymouth. OharW^feasonable. Will visit Hawera shortly. Orders left at Arthur's Furniture Warehouse will receive prompt attention. HW. C L Ljjflf I E • HAWEBArfT ATJTHOEISED SUJOETOE AND ErfGHpIGER. LICENSED UJTDJgII I&ND TBASSPEB AOX Country couuntoications by poat jpll receive prompt attention. Hawera A.Stratford.