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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, 24 October 1916, Page 4

NEW FLEMOL'TH-ONEHUNOA (AUCKLAND) SEKVICK. (Weather, etc., permitting.) SS RARAWA leaves New Plymouth Breakwater every TUESDAY and FRIDAI at- 8.20 ■■ p.m., on arrival 01 express from Wellington. The RARAWA leaves Onehunga every MONDAY and THURSDAY. Saloon : Single, 265; Return, 455. , Steerage: Single, 20s; Return, 32a. ALTERATION OF SAILING. LABOR DAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. The RARAWA will leave Onehunga on TUESDAY October 24, at 3 p.m., instead of Monday, 23rd (Labor Day), arid will leave Breakwater on WEDNESDAY, 25th, at the usual time. NORTHERN S.S. CO., LTD., UNION S.S. CO., LTD., Joint Agent*. TTNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z., LTD. . Will despatch steamers from New Plymouth What! (weather and other circumstances permitting) — i ONEIIUNGA X*OT Auckland)— BARAWA (in conjunction with the N.S.S. Co.), j TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. Please Note.—Rarawa. leaves Breakwater, Wednesday 25th, instead .of .Tuesday 24tk. ' LYTTELTON (from Wellington J • Steamer DAILY, Sundays excepted. ( . SYDNEY— MANUKA, October 26. MELBOURNE DIRECT— (from Wellington) PALOONA, November 4. RAROTONGA AND TAHITI— (from Wellington) R.M.S. MAITAI, November. 9. FIJI (SUVA, LEVUKA), TONGA (NUKUALOFA, HAAPAI, VAVAU), SAMOA (APIA)TALUNE, November 13. SAN FRANCISCO (via Papeete)— . (from Wellington) B.H.S.' MAITAI, November' 9 UNION S.S. CO., LTD. , Offices: New Plymouth. /ORIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. galling'from SYDNEY and MELBOURNE as under for PLYMOUTH and LONDON (Tilbury), t!« SOUTH AFRICA, calling at FREMANTLE, DURBAN and CAPETOWN. . ~> _ ~ '■ " , moi£ From . s f^-'_ fttoamer. Tons Sydney Melh. Adelaide •Onvrah 8130 Dec. 30 Jan. 3 J»n. b •Osterley 12120 Jan. 27 Jan. 31 Feb. 2 •Carrying ,fl.st class pessengers only. fAEJKS NEW ZEALAND to LONDON : ■ ■ALOON: Singie £50 to £90, Return (available lor two years) £81 to £135. THIRD-CLASS: £20,' £22, £24; Return (available lor 12 months), £36, £39 12s, £43 4b. Hist and Second Saloon Ticietfl are Inter■bangeable with the P. and O. Company. Faxes te South Africa on application. First and second-cljjss passengers secure ■pecial advantages by booking through from New Zealand, being provided with Saloon pasMgea to Australia, which are included in fha above fares. Passages can be booked to or prepaid from any of the above ports. 3TJHIOS BXJSAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z (LTD,), 1 ■ Agents, in New Zealand. ;" Brougham Street, New ■Plymouth.' /CANADIAN — AUSTRALASIAN LINE. V^ ' THE VANCOUVER ROUTE. EUROPE (via AMERICA), MOST INTERESTING : ROUTE. From From ■teamer. .' Sydney. Auckland. ft.M.B. Makura■'. «. ... ... ... Oct. 26 Oct. 31 ■R.M.S. Niagara ... Nov. 23 Nov. 28 •New triple > screw, 13,500 tons register. Makura, twin-screw. Steamers equipped with wireless telegraphy. • For all information, guide books, maps, etc., •pply to— ..'':■' UNION STEAM' SHIP CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.), Managing \gents. Brougham . St., New Plvmoiitb. AORERE- STEAM SHIPPING CO., LTD. The foil wing vessels are trading regularly (tool WELLINGTON to PATEA, carrying cargo from all ports :— 8.8. WAVERLEY, 95 tons (fitted with refrigerating machinery). 8.8. AORERE, 45 tons. Through rates to and from all port*. Consignees will . kindly advise particulars of food* sent forward for shipment. , EDWARD C. HORNER, • , Agent. . ppp gOUTH TARANAKI SHIPPING 00^, LTD. From PATEA to WEST COAST, anc! ALti ?ORT§=«' , B.s: HAWERA, f.B. R4?U^L ;4_B>:MANA, ~ .. ■ - "■"sii<sH^ rates horn ail ports. Ali Gfiirliriunicattona to be addressed to the Secretary, fPm SOUTH TARANAKI SHIPPING CO., LTD. >£•■- :.--- , .. ~ ■ .-■ The S.S. KAPUNT makes monthly trips from ' Lyttelton to Patea, via Wellington, carrying cargo at lowest current rates. All r*>mmunicationß to be addressed to tl Becrett.^y. J. K. MITCHELL, . ' Agent. T0 FARMERS. A direct ehipment o* MT. LYELL SUPEI PHOSPHATE will be arriving at New Plymoul thortly. It will be the only direct shipment Itab valuable Australian Super, this year. ORDER HITS T YELL CJ^PESPHOSPHATI NOW. T»ke advantage of special low quotations lor delivery ex chip. Mt. Lyell Super, is noted for its dryness and free running—a ■plendid fertiliser of proved reliability. Obtainable from all manure merchant throughout Tarar.ald. SOTICD. CLIENTS are reauested to note that >-^ business communications should bo •ddreesed to the Manager, P.O. Box 169. Telephone 49. Correspondence and mat--1 tera relating to the Editorial or News Department to The Editor. When advertisements are transmitted b? telephone, especially from various parts of the district outside Hawera, mch ! messages should be confirmed by iHter. 1 Great care will be taken to ensure • »ccuracy in the publication of notices ' received by telephone, but necessarily ; there is a risk of error, for which the management cannot be held Bolely responsible. ' \ is particularly desired that comj w.unications for publication shall not be addressed to members of the staff per- , ■onally, as such a course is apt to cause i delay. \The Editor is at all times glad to receive correspondence giving news or expressing opinions on public matters. When "Correspondence' or Articles «r» signed with the writer's name or initials, or wit X, a pseudonym, or are marked "Communicated," the Star must not necessarily be held in agreement with the views therein expressed or with the ' mode of expression. In euch instances, > or in the case of "Letters to the Editor," \ Insertion may on;y mean that the matter i or point of view is considered of sufficient public interest *nd importance to warMat publication.