fIRIKNT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMER& for PLYMOUTH and LONDON, via Fremantle, Colombo (transhipping for all Eastern ports), •aa^KuW, MaweUles, and Gibraltar. _. -—»-■■ Tons From From ■ S :-:-*fSH «5 - •"• ■■«■ *;s Sf* rgSto ::. ..* & Feb2s **■■■■ •Probably calling at Hobart. ■ Otwma now triple screw steamer. AU others *Wta^rew7 Allotted with wireless telegraphy. 2r lira ® sa-rvx «? « : .. *P«£!L«w Ul£<>Tr. «h<we Br.rb> .may be prepaid. riAHADIAN-AUBTEALUH LIH* ■TOOFI (»i» AIHSICAVJipST INTERESTING Prom From *-r.-. j. ~« ££ST ..-.:..:.... ,' . Dec. 15 Dec 19 ffiS? .rr;.:.-.-..^./. m«. -.. m^. v nLSSJWf^i**. telegtaphy.^ foxaU inlormation, guide booke, mape, .etc, ancEAM sHip;ca^ff PLYMOUTH-ONEHUKGA (AUCKLANDy Hie S.S. BARAWA leaves Onehunga on Monday* and Thursdaya, commencing on MONDAY, Novem*er 17, and returns from the Breakwater on -Tuesdays aad Fridays. ■ IJOETHERN B.S. 00., LTD^ ONION 8.8. CO., LTD., Joint Agenw. mm tODTH TABANAKI KUPPINQ CO, .UD.. nOM PATBA TO WBLLINGXON. WEST COAST. and ALL PORTS— g.B. KAPITI (insulated), 1M tona. 8.8. MANA (insulated), 77 tone. 8.8. KIRIPAKA, 75 tons, g.B. PARAPUA. Through rates from all po*w. . AU. oommunicationa to be addressed to tnt ol outward cargo should Ik •dTtoed to Mnc^EULf ■ ' • Agent AORXRk BTEAM SHIPPING CO., LTD teoltt aerrloe from PATEA, WELLINGTON HKLSON. WEST COAST, and ALL PORTS. The 1.8. AOBEBfi, 45 tons. Through rates to »nd *rom all porta. Consignments outward should be advised to HORNEE, . ■ f Agent mHB BOT3TH TAEANAKI SHIPPING CO., LTD. The S.B. KAPUNI makes monthly trips from fwttatton to Patea via Wellington, carrying «Mam at lowest current rates. ffe EB. -HAWERA leaves Onehunga for fMaa on Friday, August 29. All oommunicationa to be addressed to tbe §*a*talT' J. K. MITCHELL. Agent. WHEW I THAT'S A ICAUTYI "Canny, man, gently does tbe triok." i Thara yoa have him, <lbs if he's an ounce." tot awry tro&t yon land with poor tackle, *oa wiU land three or tour with - : IOASE'S PISHING TACKLB. toward you patience and enjoy better tpon oomlng ben for your rods, books, bait, and «M 7 other requisite foe the fascinating pasthM. ■ A good haul of "beauties" will then bo the aaswli U aaoh day's outing. F. H. B 0A* HIGH STREET HAWKRA. inP-O-TEA. (Tips of Tea) "fpHE pick ©(the Ceylon and Gaxdena sdentiacally blended. Guaranteed tree from dust or low grade ten. • ■ . .. Moes-1/l. 1/1, 1/tt, t/- per ft. H. E H^ 1^ HAWEBA. h. w. cr^ LICENSED BURYEYOR 4; CIVIL ENGINEER. Licensed under the Land Transfer Act. BKAO OFFICE: REGENT STREET, HAWERA. P.O. Box 60. Telephone 135. Agencies— ' Mr. R C. Homer, Patea. Mr. J. H. Thompson, Stratford. Mr. W J. Tristram, Eltham. Orders left with the Agencies will receive prompt attention. ' V/TRS. QKERMAN, • DRESSMAKER, •pOONOMIO, , HAWERA. J. W. T"* BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. All Classes of work promptly attended to in brick, concrete, or wood. Plans and eetimaffla prepared. FOR SALE—Timber and joinery, all building requisites,, glazed drainage pipes, screening and road metal any site. -factory and Office: Glover Road, opposite Rail- '„ ~t. ~ ' way station . AUSTRALIAN . MUTUAL PROVIDENT BOCTETT. PBOFTTS DIVIDED ANNUALLY. K. W. BAIGENT, B«preaentative South TaranakL k'- *' »'-j.-w • .' Oorreaßpndenoe invited. ?/0 ' Wmmv ~ OaabSS Mnet, Hawera. . ~
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 15 November 1913, Page 4
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