Stopping. NORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. S.S. KIAORA leaves Waitara for Kaiwhai, Raglan, and Onehunga eveay Wednesday, "returning from Onehunga via Raglan and Kawhia every MONDAY (weather and other circumstances permitting). SAILINGS OF S,S. KIAORA FOR SEPTEMBER: The 6.6. Kiaora cairies a stewardess. AH freights .to Kawhai must be prepaid. Passage tickets must be taken at agent's office. Cargo must reaich Waitaia by morning train, accompanied by full particulars. H. E. VAUQHAN, Agent, Waitaxa. i~Z7" >• --•:' ... j NOBTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. Auckland Servioe^-From Breakwater. (Weather and other circumstances ' '<• ■ - '-'pemniittiflg.) • wui FOR ONEHUNGA : S.S. RARAWALErery.! MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, at 8.30 p.m. Rarawa carries forecabin .stewardess. Passage tickets must be taken out at the Company's'office or, from the agent on train. 2 All cargo for shipment, must be accompanied by a shipping note. >3j Town cargo must be booked L^Compaty's office, and delivered Bt J fauway z.ot | later than .2.30 p.m. \\ : >**>*■&s ' 4. Country cargo should reach JN&ir Plymonth by morning train, '■ accompanied with 'Ml particulars. • '- , J. C. WEBSTER, Agent, j Office— Egmoht street, New Plymoaih. "•'» 1-1' t'.i.'f v • MAIL NOTICES. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. For Ausfbrsja ? (dve i in ; f Sydeny[ September 12fyi (^ylon,lnj£ia, and Ch^na^also Continent^ JE3i©pe dna London (October 21), ©irahWtitfg 1 with s.s. Monowai at WeUiagton.v Oose at 11.25 a.m. v te For SoutJi.f Africa (due in DuibaJ^iSbcut October 14), per s.s. Com^m^e^|h from MelbouTjn©, cpnneofcing wi^sls. 'Monowai at Wellington. Close lLJ^^jn^a,, , ; 'SATURDAY/ SEPTEiBLBE]S*Ii^ For A\^Btra]ia (due in Sydney: September Ij4)> Ceylon, India and , China, alcb Contineni of rEutope and United Kingdom^ vift'Golomb6(due in London October 21), connecting with s;sl Zealandiaat Auckland.. Close at 5 p\m. - ' MONDAY^SEI^M^Eiji 10. ' For t United 1 .Km^lpinii, Continent of 1 Europe,' United States, of America, Gaiju^,. West; Indies, Gantral' America, West^Cftaat of rSoutlt America^ via- San ' Francis«f,'(dt» ; in London October 10), alaoSaonoft, Hawaiaak Island and Japan, connectingi 'With s.sli Sonoma at Auckland. Close at 5 p.m. i ' ' 1 tuesdA.seftemb^rii; Pardel n^all for the (Uvnised( U v nised Kingdom and Continent of , T Europe (due, in London about October 28), per s.s. Mamari from Wellington. Close. 5 p.m. > Mails «lose dadlf at Hawera as under :~ 7 At,6(.lS ».im,— iiokota, Ohangai, , Wh*k*niiirW, Meremerei Ptitoa, Waverley, Wai- . totara> ana.Wianganui. "• ■ -,\ , ,' : • 8.50 » f ni.— P»t«»» Wtygfley, W«toU.r», W^ftnttanui.and all places south of W«n--,.g«w«i. .t f .) -j'.. j'i :•'.' v, ■■ , 11.25 a-tnv^lanutahi,, Kaka*»Tne»,; Alton. Hurl*y^l|»,vPatea, .W»ve>ley, , Waitotar*, .i , and' all places south oJ ). ;Wang*nuL, -' ; v t m^ "j*. 3.55 p.m.— P«fea itnd J Wsfinganui, and all places Bouth r of WangahuL •'._ fSGB NOite&.< '"^ tn^c^,°^km m NeW'Pl'ymoS: l.lO^orn^aiaby^Te BoU^Matobu,. EJL- ' tHaqi; 1 8jt wford'j , Inglewobd, WSitim, abet New PBrmttutß.r ' ' t , , * f pjn.—^ormaiiby, Stratford, Midhirst,' I^jewooiJ,' f^Waitara, New Plymouth/ jura,. Au^kiancl. ■;■ ■ iFOtt COfttjlt. < 11.50 p.m.-4-fo»htt, Mipaia,, Kaupokonui, OtakeKo/ Pihama, Jand Opon*k^, . Tpkoara , (Tuesday, Thursday, aad S*tord»j)>;, S p.m.— Manaia. < .;;., Mail* are due at Hawera daily:— • t .-, FROM NORTH. . From North.: At 9.45 a.m., 11.20 a.m., 4.10 p.m. and 7.60 p.m. From South;: At 10:60 a.m., 1.15 pirn., 6.45 ] p.m.-aitdS ; m'; '\ ■, ' \ From .Opunak'e coach ionte *t o.ls a.m. 1 From Manaia, in addition,, &i 3.3p p.m. ■- -, J.-H. STEYJENB/ •., Poatmaa^ei^. > BARGAINS ARGAINB - AT V - X¥TILBON,'S. VV ILSON'B. IHAVB a lew Max-iiintft which mutt be sold:— HAND MACHINE, reduced to £4 B». TREADLE MACHINE, £5 17s 6d. TREADLE AND CABINET, £8 6s. PARLOR; BILLIARD TABLE. TOILET SETS. LINOLEUM., WARDROBES. SIDEBOARDS. FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS AT WILSON'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, HIGH STREET, HAWERA. ahd TjIENN, LTD., ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, And at HAWERA. And at AUCKLAND. DUNEDIN. CONTRACTORS FOrT— COMPLETE ELECTRIC LIGHT INSTALLATIONS, AND CENTRAL STATIONS. A. INNES, Manager.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LII, Issue 9187, 6 September 1906, Page 4
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