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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 3 April 1923, Page 4

Wmfox; OTEAM SHIP- COMPANY, RF OP NX, LTD. I

Hjjjf iwpateh steamers from New Ply-i H&k W^arf (weather and other ciM \_W^ ewaitanees permitting) 1-^ j ■jParoNOA (for Auckland)'- \ ■6liAWA,(ia conjunctiva with the. EtaSDAtS Md~F»tI>AYS, 8.30 p.m.! ■pSßMtdi, .Ne-son, Dunedin, Ofcttttv,)

s-^^BMl Timaru—- i OO&INNA and KAttIEA maiftUixi. i __ weekly aervite. gtodftoa (from WeHington)— 1 DAILY (Mondays <ex**pted) , aad Hobart, from W<eUi&gton— Bmlar sailings. ftjl (Suva, Levuka)., Tonga (Nukuas' lafa, "Haapai, Vavau.), Samoa — i Wtata Auckland at regular intervals. jptaMta for Orient Line of Steamers. booked through to Lon__m by the Canadian-Australasian rMail Line (via Vancouver), also Ml I^avcisco. UNION S£.S. CO., LTD. Ofltaw: New Plymouth.

■TOETHERN STEAM SHIP CO.

8. «. BARAWA Jbmraa ONEHUNGA— " MONDAYS and THUR3DAYS. mmmvna BREAKWATERTUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at 8.90 p.m. Train leaves New Plymouth station f %m\ SAS pjn. t Saloon: Single, 32/-; Steerage, 24/6; tHkael, 25/. I =Owtward targovmust be at New Ply-t-SMMfch station not later than 10 a.m J, of sailing. '

EASTER TIME-TABLE. t«av«a ONEHUNGA— MONDAY, March 26, 3 p.m. WEDNESDAY, March 28, 4.30 p.m. TUESDAY, April 3, 3 p.m. Mjmaam BREAKWATER— *UESDAY, Marieh 27, 8.30 p.m. K^THCUSDAY, March 29, 8.30 p.m. ii^WBDNESDAY, April 4, 8.30 p.m.

'fxYyAr.Xy. yr-~vx-. 'XXA~y.y~ -- - - ,-:■•.■>;; KfSßar; YasMoaver' Route —Australia, New S Canada, via Fi|i and HonoiteSu. YyJMaammeX (via Amerijca), moat rintecmet!^^r'yAy'AYA V iugV Ro«te* :A : |p|; 3Psr:;; pU'' .-■' ia^d_wa£*9m, guide -- - bea&s p3ii|fc:i^'--app^^'_ :^ : -. Wft6N STEAM-, SHIP - CO. OF K-Z. Bi—thia Street, -New Pl>-moutt-

B|iy'-^iiWrag> TARANAEI SBSP-P^^v^-?P^^S^ :'.'-'■ ly^^SM^fo^wingvessele are trading se;^«ty from WELLINGTON to PAMS«A. «*d return earryiag cargo fraoi $mA te;:all-'ports-- :;':-./' W: AUAY HAW2RA, 140 tons, insulaiiad WT xy aad fitted with refrigerator. MYMMY KAPUNI, 140 tons, .-•: insulated p^Mlwrida.^ '.'-■ || Ifcraagh rates to and from all ports. piflawrifßors please address all goods WO&Qr% '/<Qjmth.'/.:.T«aiiaM> pipping :.Co.. teft^^and-advise full particulars of ll^jOßrtoina; Agency .and Forwarding De||p«rt«aat a specialty, in charge of an P«nenenced clerk. •■: ftefev-V AxF. W. GRAINGER, , 5.. WYr'A^Ayyy Y'x A'_■--. ; Manager,

OSWALD Q. TAMBERT, VETERINARY SURGEON. Consulting Office: WESTWOOD 'S PHARMACY. 'Phones: Bay, No. 122; Night, No. 192. Private Address: Tawhiti Road. Mratford Office: Fraser'a Pharmacy.

I -. [A Card.] I- mpt A. BAYLEY,, M.R.C.V.S. (Lond.) ; W Veterinary Surgeon, has com- *- —end practice in Hawera* ; mmtna»i 21 George St. 'Phone 457. V _H m __/ i :• SANITARY PLUMBERR. U * fl^Biates given for all Plumbing ; Work. Tanks made to order. Frivate Address: 85 Union St. t Workshop: 53 Argyle St. f^ JJOONOMIC :* FOB pIDDI v .*i CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, ? HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, TIES. y E. ,H. HAIiI:OPk SIGHT 7xISTINa. ~ OPTICAL SERVICE. •- " . nVIS means more than mere supphsjr*" img and fitting of Glasses. Of yWfmtmt _ importance is the examinaItfn which determines the success or 'JymmStutm of an attempt to make your -rtsma more useful and comfortable. In 'pmAm that your glasses fulfil all the re!p;OTiraaaents expected of them, the examrwmmmmim of your Eyes must be accom-■j_W-mb\ by an Experienced OPTICAL kJBRCIALIST. My increasing clientele Y9A. aafficient evidence of the ability ipdftfc which examinations are made. If Pneed glasses I shall be glad to an appointment at your conveni*ffl^ gAXON JONES, >.A., # CONSULTING OPTICIAN, HIGH STREET, HAWERA.

|SNJOY LIFE WITH "STEVENS." I^Keep young when you are. young-— !sri young when you are old. ' Take Kerens' Health Salt first thing in the Sorning! Your "chemist or grocer sella |Btevens." 2s 6d a bottle.—Advt. ggehool children: Kindly order phinker »■» Notebooks and " Golden Bale-" Rulers with brass edge from staIpuers early^—Advt, "; ,