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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 7873, 7 January 1904, Page 1

T- THICK STEAM*. SHIP COMPANI I J OF $&# ZEALAND (Lwrrei) Wffl despatch strainers , (carrying WJ* ttittfand cargo) from Sew Plymouth wharf '(writhe* and otter ttteumstanoes per(for Auckland*— TAKAPUH A every TUESDAY., »t 8-30 p.m. »OTOITL every THURSDAY, at 8 30 p.m. BOTOWE every SATURDAY, at 8.30 p.m. A reoresentative of the Company tr..velß by fee mall train to book passengers be. • •*'^iKSn«w- ■ ' RoTOITI, every TUESDAY, at noon. TAKAPUNA, every THURSDAY, at neon. TO DtKEDIN VIA WELLINGTON AND ' SOUTHERN PORTS (Without transshipment)— OORINNA, MONDAY, January 18, at noon. , WORLD'S PAIR AT BT. LOUI3. ', gee 0. and, A. Line advertisement. Cargo must be booked at Company's Office •ad delivered not later than noon on Tuesdays and Tbnrßdays and Haturdnys for North and for South at 4.80 p.m. on Mondays and W CtSntey r c«BO must reach New Pfcmoqth —For Houthern Ports, not later lhan Monday v and Wednesday evenings' trains; *nd for Korth, Tuesday and Thursday and Saturday mornings' trains, accompanied by full P psSJnkers *re reqc«.*«d fco obtain their tickets at Company's Office befoie joining " l ?SSn«*» booked through to London by theOrienTPaoifio Line (via Sydney), and the Canadian and Australian Line (via Vansouver). OWIOES— BROUGHAM STBEBT QTBAM WAITARA TO LONDON. , -S first Steamer ior ttie season to call mi the Waitara Roadstead will be the tSSSoobw steamship TONGAEIBO, j^aing on or abotti »rd December, 1905. Wool and other general cargo tp go for- , maxA by th« opportunity should be i de- , SSmuL il» Sibour Board Shed, Wai- 1 U^»7with as Uttte delay as possible, and all instructions regarding documents sent , to this Company's Waitara Offices. j i Local Manager, 'Auckland. - f TIHB "ALL RED' MAIL ROUTE TO *^~- AJHADtAN-AUSTRAUAN WMB. Nxw Zkazjuid to Lorbok, v syaney, BrUbane. Honolulu. F«i. Vlctori«. ana throughOaD»aaor the Unite* States by the , <4o«dlan,r»ei<o t or other ndlw»y linei. SWB?SScX to S^mo n e,, $&* BOAMBHIP COMPAMY OFN.*^ VvRIEMT fITEAM NAVIGATION COM- . vta^wS-bo^S^^g^MafieiMet. and 1 : Lun T«w» SS> -■• SI Ss" 1 |fe_n a sag. • T*n aotew steamer* s^sssr A»d Foitnigbtty tt»ete»rtei. B^Vrbmosh Fares feom New Zealand toLoadoa^KS^«Kto: Op« berth, £lß ;^b«A F and cabin wwoißJie". BepiMiai «« »■« «« n*ura, ' 35> ; Saiooaleß ; retom £130. AUCKLAND SERVICE. FBOX BB«iKWAT»B— BARAWA every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 8,30 p.m. (Weather and other circumstances ■permitting). FOB ONBHUNGA— (Barawa carries forecabin stewardess.) 1 Passage Tickets must be taken at the Company's office, or from the agent on . s.< Town cargo most be booked at Company's office. and delivered at railway not f»ter than 2.80 p.m. S. Country cargo mast reach New Plymonth by morning train, aocompanied with 101 l particulars. All cargo for shipment must be aocomAgent. O«oe— Egmont street. New Plymouth. NOBTfiERK STEAMSHIP COMPANY. (Isaarast.) Vr/itTißi. Aauwr.— WYLLIE, STOfT " EXCURSION WKAWHIA * RAGLAN. | Weather and -otber • csroumstances per- * . mitting). Above ports on Whbnbsdat, January 13th, I.E'SUORA will lea*e Waitara for fietara tic ketaflfts, <meals extra). Availtkble to returnwithin ene month, . FOR ONEHUKOAA KAWHIA— On Tuesday. December Bbh, tfO p.m. ■ S.S. Kanieri carries salnon passengers raet to taken a Gompt&fa •"iffi frekhto lot toWa moat be prepaid. amoTMw ram Wartar* by morning Agents. AORBRB STEAM SHIPPING COMVWMM " PANY, L». BEGULAR SEBVIOE. FSOMPATBA TO WELLINGTON, NELSON, WEST flic 13. AORERE, 43 tons She § .«. AOTBA, 98 tons, an excellent reattleta* freight to and from Wellington, 10s pel *°Xbroagh rates to »d horn all, potts. Osneiimmeats outward should be advised *» AMntl ffivioj? foil particulars. te Agent. HORNBR, Agent. ~~~~ fTw. BIiUNETTE, Coach Trimmer ... Hawera. CUSHIONS and backs made foi guy class of buggies, gigs, an< . . Best English and Ameri