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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8100, 1 October 1904, Page 1

UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW SJEALAND (Limited) WUI de.patch steamers (carrying passengers and c»rgo) from New Plymouth wharf (weather Wd other circumstances permitting)— ■ TO ONEHUNGA i|w Auckland)TAKAPUNA, every Wednesday, at 8.30 BOtSSi, etery Stanta »t 8-30 p.m. A representative of the Company travels by the mail train to book passengers before ROTOITI, every Wednesday, at noon. (Rotoiti takes Nelson cargo direct). t TAKAPUNA, every Friday, at noon. ROTOITI, Wednesday October 19, may be earlier owing to 'Frisco mail. TO DUNEDIN. VIA WELLINGTON and SOUTHERN PORTS, without transhipment)— ~ COfUNNA, Monday, October 10, at 3 p.m. BOUNDS EXCURSION, JANUARY, 1905 The trip of the year. Pamphlets on application. ' • Country cargo must reach New Plymouth ,-For Southern Ports, not later than Tuesday and Thursday orenings' trains* an^foj North, Wednesday and Saturday mornings trains, accompanied by *«U Particulars. Passengers aw requested to obtain their tickets at Company's Office before joining booked through to London by the firient-Pacifio Line Tvia Sydney) apd the Canadian and Australian Line (via yanoourer). • , OFFICES: BROUGHAM STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH* "ALL RED 1 MAIL BOUTB TO Jj LONDON. , OA.NADUN'ATJftTR*LUH LINK. T CffiM&wi3a t S \nniua Bl«u* by *• . . tiSSSSntndßo, ot other nUway Inss. — « mam • i**t« I gydnsy Auokland mo* gnsAMSBIP OOMPAHY OTK A^JfD^ ir\RIBNT PAOIFIO LINE. V^ .' "jnir PLYMOUOTTO LONDON, . Vtao3M,flo«jj > J|igss,MamUl«s,and " r "^ Lavr* L«»Te *" Sydney Malbonrnt ■ , °T~- " noon. 1 PJ»« JET 11 — i£l 18SBS1 Z N » Not M tJ ~~ i . — ~' . •Tmasmtw gjumm Ant Itortolt*tty ihsnaltsf. kTORTHBBH* BTBAm\hIP COM J> PANT (LmrMD). AUOKLAKD BBBVItiB. (Weather and othsr' eiroumstanees • psrmittingL FOB WBHUNGA*¥II: < 11 B 4 ARAWAT?sry Monday and Thwdasr. UkSO p jbu . . Tarawa oarriM foreoabln stewardess.) L PMsags TiaketTmast be taken at the O#^V offlos» or from the agent on tSfepwh cargo most be booked at CommJ|%%Blo» and delivered at railway not malt reach Hew Plysnoitt^MoniUßft train, teoompanicd with <B iPl£rtofor ahipmsnt nost be aooom- ', ■ ■ . Agent, ©ntos— Bf»ont staa«t. «siw glymouth. Waitara Agency— WYLLD3, STOTT&Co. a 'S. KIAORA, from Waitara to Kr : whiai Baslan and Onehunga, leaves Wai tan vewy Wednesday, wturning from Onshnnga Monday, Kiwhia Tuesday to Waitara (weather and other circumstances permttttagUr Octobw 6 gt 5 p<m . Wednesday, October 12, at 11 p.m. Wednesday, October 19, at 6 p.m. Wednesday, October 26, at 10 p.m. Wednesday, November 2, at 3 p.m. Wednesday! November 9; at 10 p.m. Wednesday, November 16, at 3 a.m. Wednesday, November 23, at 9 p.m. jWodnesday, November 30, at 2 a.m. B.S, KIAORA carries a Stewardess. All Iwigh:*" to Kawhia must be prepaid. Passagiito^ mUit v taken at *B^'s ° ffl olrgo must men Waitara by morning Agent, Waitara. A 08188 STVAM BHIPPINQ OOM. BBOULaiTfIBBVICIB. ' ' FROM PATBA TO WILLINGTQ«, HBLBOM, WIBT ™ JoolffiP, A^D ALL POBTB, fh« M. AOMRb7*S tons yStT 40TBA, 90 tons* tn exoellsnt ' ; - sttl» he** . fr^fht W an* (ram W«lUii|taa, 10s par Agsnt. TP^ifW 9m^ W^ OOMPAMi.Lti) moM PATBA TO WiLUHaTON, OOAW. AMD ALLPOBTe. JSg^^o^*^ should bt «|ilisiw , MCTOHILIi WANTED KNOWN-Swoep. vv ing prfcee for the next feW <!sw§ of tele of men's, youths' and bdrt' dothiDg and mercery at Me-

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