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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2448, 8 June 1893, Page 2

UNION STEAMSHIP QOMP AN I OF NEW ZEALANDJLikit*d) Will despatch steamers as ujrder, from tte Breakwater, New Plymoutir [weather atvt other circumstances permijpngi— FOE MANUmTJ— TAKAPUNA, on SArffBDAY, Jane 10th, at 7 a.m. 4jr_, TAKAPUNA, on SmrESDAY June 13th, at 10 p.m. V FOB SOUTHBBN POBTSMAHINAPUA, on FBIDAY, Jons TAIS'uNA!^ MONDAY June 12th, at S p.m. OFFICES : -BBOUGHAM STREET, NKW PIiTMuOTH. NOKTHEBN STEAMSKJP CO., (Limited). time 1 able Weather & other circums^ncea permitting FOB ONBBCrapGA — GAIRLOCH, b.s., fror* Breakwater, on FRIDAY, June, 9tß|at 10 p.m. ggT Cargo mustlbipooked und alos > aide one hour befor4jj|nling. Passage Tickets must bo taken at thp Com any' 8 Office. Bates of freights and passages ir.aj < r obtained on application. Unequalled accoramO'iatii.r. for ilou.. Inspection invited Apply to WfißSa BE, Agent. Offices— Brougham-etteet, N. Plymouth Weat-Quav. Waitara. ANCHOE LINE OP STEAM PACKETS. FBOM PATEA TO WELLINGTON, NELSON, WEST COAST. AND ALL POETS. ? Thb n.B. <4J^ffitSlsik (Capjain Gibbons) will FOB WELLINGTON— On early date. If AOBEBE, on StJljpAY, June 4th at 10 p.m. I! Through rates from all ports. Shippers 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. n EDWD. C HORNE& Affent. STEAM TO WELLINGTON. j*.^ ThegS.S. WAITAPU k ftS hfen placed on the "^lSßssiissSa&trade! between Nelson, Wellington, and Pafea,laJ is prepared to receiveinwardandoiftwfafd cargo. Through rates quoted at all p*tajr In future, all freigwto or from Wellington to Patea will be 10s (ten shillings) per ton cf 40ft. *OB WELLINGTON— For freight or passage apply to *, WESTEBN PACKING CO.;**" * Agents. TIT H. H. F. KNIGHT, DENTIST, New PJyif outh. Fees EXTBACTIONSV PAINLESS. Mr Knight will visit Hawera on Tuesday, 13th June, and may be consulted at Mr Fake's. ME. A. C. A-TKINSON, Dental S^egeon, may be consulted from 9.30 a.m. to 4.80 p.m. at his rooms, Unfon-etreet, Hawera. He will vißifc aafol»ws :— Patea— Saturday, ffnne 3-17, at Mr A. Gower'B, ohemiet?* I Stratford— Jane\jß.23, at Mr. Teed's, chemist. Opunake— June 27 tb, at Middleton's hotel. MR. A. DOtTGLAS GSAT, D.ENjriST, NEW FLffMOUTH. Successor to Iffijr W. H. Skeet ; formerly with Me A. W. Ch&tfield, of Auckland, and j Mr H. C. Wilson, of Napier. p J. BEODEICK, ARCHITECT, M HiGH-BTr.EET ... ! Jfk ... Haweba %\ Near Town Hall. CHAS. CfAESON ARCHITECT & J&UILDER, Princes-^lbeet, HAWEEA. ALFBET) BUiCKLAND AND SONS, Hatmaeket, Auckland. AUCTIONEEES 4ND/ COMMISSION A G i# S. Particularly engagedupf sale o£ Live Stock Grains, Hides, Woorf Sheepskins, Tallow, and all Farm Produce. Eligible Farms and Sheep Buhb for Bain. Established 1854. \,% B. C AJ? L B N, tSk. BAEBISTEB ANB SOLICITOR, Opposite Coujthouse, H A W » B A. Several differehjjpms of money to lend on freebolc! security at low rates of interest. EELLEETjGILBEET • Pianoforte Tuneb and Bepaireb, Wanganui and Now Plymouth. Charges reasonable. Will vißit Hawera Bhortly. Orders left at Arthur's Furniture Warehouse will receive prompt attention. FEED COWEEN, AtTCTTONEEB, Laud ajtd Commission A lent, ELTHAI4 Has a very large lis^of properties for sale and to leasw throughout the district. Auction sales of horses, general produce]veh£, etc., every alternate Saturday. Correspondence invited.