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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 16 March 1914, Page 4

TWEW PLYMOUTH-ONEHUNGA (AUCKLANE JJI SERVICE. {Weather, etc., permitting.) 8.8. RARAWA leaveß New Plymout •reakwater every TUESDAY and FRIDAY a 9JW p.m., on arrival of express from Wellingtor The Rarawa leaves Onenunga every HONDA' **d THURSDAY. NORTHERN S.B. CO., LTD., UNION S.S. C 0.., LTD., Joint Agents. TTTNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY C \j N.Z., LTD. Win despatch steamers from New Plymout Wharf (weather and oiher circumstances pel s witting)— ONFHUNGA (f i Auckland)— TARAWA (in conjunction With the N.S.S. Co. 'Tuesdays and Fridays. - WELLINGTON— CORINNA, March 2. LYTTELTOiN (from Welllnfrton)— Vtaamer Daily, Sui-days excepted. RAROTONGA & TAHITI— TALUNE, Starch 20 (from Auckland). AORANGI, February 27 (from Wellington). OTVA (from Auckland)— SAVUA, March 18. BAN FRANCISCO, via PAPEETE (from 1 Wellington)— AORANGI, February 27. YftTCTT,t March 27. MOANA April 24. . WnXOCIIRA, May 22. UNION S.S. CO., I<M<-f!ANADIAN-AUSTBALIAN : LIN] 4KjmOP> Mm AMERTOA), MOST INTWttESTINi SOUTH. From From "Hwnr Sydney. AucWam «ip»g»ra Apl. 6 Apl. 3 M.tama May « May HAm June 1 Jnne *Wagara . June 29 July ' •»»w triple weum, 13,000 tom wgtater, Mi «n t B«d Mttknrn, twin-screw. AU equippe «rtth wireless telegraphy. fltß»m«n ftted with wireless telegraphy. For aP 'itormation, guide books, maps, eto, mSXOH ITXAV SHIP CO. OF N.Z. LTD., < Manuring Agents |ABinrr Lira of royal mail bteambrs a« PLYMOUTH and LONDON, via Fremantle Colombo (transhipping for all Eastern ports] •mi, Naplei. ManeDles, and Gibraltar. Tons From , From ■pjtannnr : e BT- Sydney. Mrib'ne <MerleT 12,129 Mch 21 Mcb 1 Ortmt, ... ... 13.000 Mch 28 Apl Onon ... ... 12,036 Apl 7 Apl 1 -*)ron*«fl 9,023 Apl 22 Apl 2 Orrteto ... ... 12,130 . May 9 May 1 JEST „. ... b.130 May 23 May 2 ftaay 12,077 June 6 June 1 JMnato 12.124 . June 20 June 2 •FrobtWy wiling at Hobart i Otimt new triole screw ste&mer. All other 9wta Mrew. Allotted with wireless telegraphy fttrea.—New Zealand to London: Saloon ' Wngle, £47 6s to £68; return, £75 189 to £13! 'Beturn tickets good for two years. Third *ftus, I£9, £21, £23 single; £36, £39 12s, £4 ntarn. ' Tawiins trom above ports may be prepaid Xteough bookings to New York. WIM KIAM SHIP QOMPANY OF N.Z., LTD Agents in New Zealand. ingunw ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., LTD STEAM WAITARA TO LONDON. «HB NBXT STEAMER FOR THE 6EASOI 1914. S.S. SUFFOLK -98Q kMtd it the Waitara Roadstead on 0 about March 21, 1914. Wool and other general cargo to go forward ■%» thia opportunity should be delivered to the Company's wool shed, WAITARA, with as little Cricy aa possible. All instructions regarding documents must be «rat to ttris Company's Waitara office: FOR THE N.Z. SHIPPING CO., LTD. C. V. HOUGHTON, Local Manager AUCKLAND , AORIBB STEAM RIPPING CO., LTD. Secular service irom PATEA, WELLINGTON, WELBON, WEST COAST, and ALL PORTS. 8.8. Aorere v <5 tons. Through rate 34u and from all ports. Cocuignments outward should be advised to 4«rt, Kivui' U particulars. EDWARD C. HORNER. ~ Agent. BOOTH TARANA&I SHIPPING CO., LTD «mOM PATEA TO WELLINGTON, WEST COAST, and ALL PORTSS.B. KAPITI (insulated), 114 tons. S.B. MAN A (insulated), 77 tona. «.a KIRIPAKA, 75 tons. 8.8. PARAPUA. Ibrough rates from all ports. All communications to be addressed to the BatiirntaTj Oontignmenta ol cutward cargo should be §m>-»A to J. K. MITCHELL, Age^ TpHE SOUTH TARANAKI SHIPPING CO.; LTD., The B.S IEAPUNI makes monthly trips from to Patea, via Wellington, carrying •atfo at lowest current rates. All communications to be addressed to the ' *HtiM«y. J. K. MITCHELL, ' A^ent. STOCKTAKINGI STOCKTAKING! A GREAT OPPORTUNITY. "TH view of our annual stocktaking at X 31st March, we have decided to give 10 per cent, discount On all purchases of. Crockery, Glassware, Ironmongery, and Cutlery. No coupons. HTH TTARRIS, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, HIGH ST., HAWERA. T^fES. CKERMAN, DRESSMAKEH, •piCONOMIC, j A CBTRALIAN MTTTUAS- VROVIDBNT i£k. I SOCIKIY. *lafe Insurance is one of the greatest -economical factors in modern life. -It is one of the bocna of • civilisation. It is the enemy of poverty.—Grover Cleveland. 1 E. W. BAIGENT. > ?J AGENT : ixTrm: Cambna MtM^ Oaweia.