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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 10 May 1921, Page 4

FLTMOCTB—OSKHUHGA (AUCKLAND. (Weather, etc., permitting.) H; '■%.%. RARAWA ONBHUSGA— SfWTf MONDAY uid THURSDAY at 3 p.m. Huns breakwater— Bvery TUESDAY end FRIDAY at 8.20 p.m. ■tier arrival «4 mail traia. SINGLE FARE RATES ONLY. cargo must be at New Plymouth] Station not later than 10 a.m. on daj! H Salooa: Single 32a; Steerage, 24s M; ■~ - School, 255. NORTHERN S.B. CO., LTD., UNION S.S. CO., LTD., Joint Ageni.s bn fc Mercantile Agency Co., local agente j HfrIONSTEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z., LTD. I despatch steamers from New Plyuwntß j (weather ana other circumstances per-, ONEHUNGA (lor Auckland) — (in conjunction with the N.S.B. Ct>-> | and FRIDATS, 8.20 p-m. ' DT7NEDIN, OAMARU, TIMAUT7COBUiNA, at regular intervals. LYTTELTOS (from WelUngton)— DAILY, Sundays excepted. and HOBART (from Wellington}— ■PI (SUVA, LEVUKA), TONGA (NUKUALOFA, KHAAPAI, VAVAU). SXMOX (APIA>S4N FRANCISCO— :'~ Agvsta for Orient Line of Steamers. H^ UNION S.S. CO., LTD., Offioes: New Plymouth. R^TsABIAII-AUSTEALIAN L 1 S E TANCOUVSR ROUTE—AUSTRALIA, SZV, ■ SKALAKD, CANADA, ria FIJI * HONOLULT7 ■PSOPI (via AMERICA), HOST INTEEESIIKO MO ■; ROUTS. Ha StaHMf* equipped with wiretan telegraphy. ■ Vox all iaformation, guide books, maps, etc., BmiON STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.a. (LTf.), H Managing Agent*. Brougham Street, New Plymouth. - B|iH> SOUTH TARANAKI SHIPPING ■a. COMPANY, LTD. Hpfc* lolloning veeseto are trading regularly WELLINGTON to PATEA and rjetum Having cargo from and to all porto— H^ t.B. HAWERA, 140 tons, insulated and fltt&d H with refrigerator. Bf «.!. KAPUNI, 140 tons, insulated hold*. rates to and bom «U ports. ConHhjaora. please address aU good* "O/o South Hkmaaki Shipping Co., Ltd.," and advise fell of consign**. Agenoy and Forwarding Department Bfi nhltj. ia charge of an experienced clerk. ■ F. W. GRAINGER, Manager. ■CHAW, SATILL AND ALBION CO., LTD. ■ VEI DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS TO B SOUTHAMPTON AND LONDON. ItHI LARGESI PASSENGER STEAMEEB IN ■ THE N£W ZEALAND TRADE. X SAILINGS (Ciicumstanoea permitting^— ' I Tons Commander About Bjjitjnui 10,000 : Kelly May 11 Hsblc 12,332 Summers June 3 Knwa 10,000 Lewis July Bwinthic 12,343 Hart Sept. . Oc*lV ~ Ist, 2nd and 3id class. HAH intending potsongftts must secure passports, ■• Vm full par«ou»ars apply to the agerife— LETIN & CO., Hawera. - NEWTON KING, LTD., New Plymouth and Stratford. ■, C. Ht»H»j fW. F .SHlttD TTORK2R & QHEILD, PATEA. 'tAND ft BTOOK AGENTS, INSURANCE AGENTS, CUSTOMS AGENTS. AUDITORS & VALUERS. m O. HORNER: REG. ACCOUNTANT. ' f 9»mh 1b search of Land and Btook are nHBMBwbded to .write lor particulars or ring m •». 'Phone No. 9, Patek. % A. Danu. w. stvhm Onios, A.R.U.A.' A.N.7.1.A., 8.1.8.i. TTVUFFILL * Q.IBBON, i? MGISTERSD AROHITECTI, , BARRY'S BUILDINGS. BAWERA. ECONOMIC FOR j «irs CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, HAM, I OAFS. IHTRT9 AND TIES. E. H. H tMOP

i-fUHB S.O.S. COLLEGE. ' TUTORIAL AND CORRES- ■ PONDENCE Drawing (all brancftes) Wireless Bpeed Typewriting Languages ffeachers' D and C. Book-keeping Plumbers' Exam. Accountancy Reinforced Concrete Architecture Civil Engineering Matriculation j Public Service Entrance Surveying. Other Courses on Application. Write for Free Prospectus to BOX 1573, P.O. AUCKLAND. Q. P. O'Shannassy, Ph., D. - Director. •| *Jf\ ACRES, ireehold, Te Aroha; JL • vl in. centre of a good dairying ; district; ail in fair pasture, but can be very greatly improved. Buildings consist of a 5-roomeJ house, but owner would consider erecting a cowshed if required ALSO 95 acres freehold, and 100 acres freehold of the same class of land. Price £40 per acre. Terms £5 per acre cash for any of the above 6ections, which we can highly recommend. MO ACRES freehold, Waverley district; suitable for either dairying or fattening; subdivided into 25 convenient paddocks; well watered and nearly all ploughable. Buildings consist of an 8-roomed _ house, woolshed, and 12-bailed cowshed; within l£ miles of a -school post office and factory. Price £55 per acre. Terms £5000 cash, balance for terra of years. Owner would consider exchange for a sheep farm. GLENN & WILLIAMS, Land, Stock, and Station Agents, WANGANUI. i I'M GOING TO TELL YOU PEOPLE SOMETHING," nifl Car>tain TTnt.on, nf ChnMtaunua 'Give the children Recreation an! leasure; devote a portion of your me with them. It is their dnp. and is 'sp.ntvil in the building of bright man- \ xxi and womanhood. Barracloi!crh'i» Magir Nerve ston? Mthache. 1/6 everywhere.—Advt.