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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7355, 24 July 1902, Page 1

yODDAKT. I'AHKEE AND COS I.AIKiR A.s-J- i*(;\VER¥OL •^'KaM^lM!'WKHTKAMA (W* 'IIm), -A.&i Ton,- Reg. ZHATANDH (AVjllie). 27? l Tons Hog. KUSUaMJTE (AVxocii).itSJ Tucb tt< _ CfrcunißtnnCs'M permitting) J.tftVP WelllnKtoh ns ander— 7fo¥. I^WeSoN _KD DTJNEDIN. KlingAinitd | Pii, I ,Tuy 21 | 4 p.m /fiilunOJn | Fri. | Aug. 81 4 p.m WeatnOin, | Thurt, j Auj;. 14 j 4 p.m MELBOURNE, VIA LYTTETON.BUN EDIN. BLUFF AND HOBART. FOE NAPIEE, GISBOKNE, AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY. EHngnwit# | Thurs. | Julr 31 | 4pm '/.«alnn(li» | Thura. | Aug 11 | 4p.m TO SYDNEY DJXIECT. Wostralia j Satur. | Aug. 2 [ . 4 p.m All Tickola aro uvnllablo also for atopover oi return *>y any of tl o Union Co/s Steamers, and holders oi U.S.S Oo.V Tioxots may travel by tho above named vesuels. 'lead Offico of N«»w Zealand—No. 8. Qttesn'g Cliainbora, WELLINGTON. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPAIS f OP N.Z.. Ltb. Steamers loavo Wellington aa under:— FOB LYTTELTON. Botomahkna | Fri. j July 25 | 6 p.m Penguin | Satur. (July 2c | Opm Botomaharui | Mon. ) July 28 | 6 v.m Te Aaau j Tuob. | July 29 | 1 uti BotomnhasA j Wed. | July 30 | G p.m DUNEDINrTIA LYTI'ELTOwT" 1c Anaa | Toes. | July 20 | 4pm Mararoa I Fri, | Aug. 1 | 4 p.m Tarjnrerft } Tuoa | Aug, 6| 4 p.m _Ya.EI.TON. AKABOA»r TIMAKU, OAMABU, AND DUNEDIN. t___L___i_____J____________ n VAVIP.iI, OIfcBOKNE AN" AUOKLAKD 'i'araweta j Mon. i July 118 \ -Ipm To Anan j Sloii. | Aug. 4 j 4p.m sydney'dieect. Warrimoo | Satur. | July 28 |_ 4 p.m NELSON DIBEOT. Pocoiti | Hon. | July 27 | midn't ."* PICI'ON AND NELEOX Bsokiog cargo Ihronsh to Blenheim at lSsporton. Ckmncctinß with train for Bloahiim. Weather and circnicttances rermittln_. "Watnui 1 Satur. | July 20 | 12.80 p.m Fcuguin | 7hura. j July 29 | 12.30 p.m Mopourika | Wed, | July 30 | 12 30 p.m Penatiin ! Thnrs, | July 31 |12 80 p.m Wainui | Sotur. I Ang 2|l2.Bopjn Penguin | Tues. | Aug. 5 | 12.30 p.m NEW PLYMOUTH AND ONEHUNO4 FOR AUCKLAND. Connecting at New Plymouth with turough train from WeUington on Twsdftyo end Fridays. Eotoiti # . | Sun. | July 2" ) midn t - «Callg Nelson. WEBTPOET, GEEY AND HOKITIPA VIA PICTON AND NELSON. Wainui | Batur. | July 26 | 12 30 p.m Ma_ourita [ Wod. [July 30 | 12-30 p.m FOE UAEATONGA A^D TABITI -•....■• • (From AuoWand): Tayltuil I Tuca. | Aug. 12 | SUVA and LEVUKA (From Auckland): Mtmra | Wed. | Aug. 13 | BYT)NEY, VIA TONGA, SAMOA AND FIJI . (From Auckland.) Hauroto / Wed. | July 30 | j Berths will only bo allotted to pasaon gore on production of passage tickets at the Company's office. fIHOMBBT BOUTE TO AUCKLAND VIA ONEHUNGA, Oaonectuig with through train from Wellington on Tu««dflyß and Friday* i— STEAMEES LEAVE NEW PLYMOD TH as under (weather permitting):— TakapuM I Fri, I July 25 | 830 p m Eotoiti | Tues. | Jnly 29 j B.SO p.m Tatapuna - | Fri. | Aug. 1| 8.30 pm Eotoiti | Tues. | Au«. 6 | 8.30 p.m Tickotfl Available by Aleeem Hnddirt, Parker & Co.'a steamers Elingamito and. "Voetralia. Paeeengora can embark »* We.hngtcn on Sundays and Thursdays, procoodng tlirough by steamer to Onehunga fo AuoVland. ■ ■ ■' ■ : 3BiUU__l»_Ut.! LU ' . . '■'• **^* PIANOS EXTRAORDINARY. I TAKE the oarliost opportunity of announcing that, whilo continuing tegular shipments of thoso Pianos which have given my customers bo ranch satisfaction in tho paist, I have accepted addjtlonal agencies from the following wollknown makers: — BAUPH, ALLISON & SONS. Ltd.] COLIAED & COLI^AEP JOBS & KILLMANN G. BCHWECHTKN Andsm new exhibiting in n.y Bhow room an advance tbipment of thoir high class instruments. JpSPBOTIOH JUTJTED. TxilMS A8 XJsVXt H. COLKS, PIANO WAS X HOUSE, Palmkbston Nobth. EEMOVAL NOTICE. MISB PATCHETT, Massou«a and Hydropothist, haß removed to moro convenient premises in Lombard•treet, ndar Bowling Green, Massage, Vapor, Baths, &o. ■ DISPENSAEY. A, 2, GBAHAM, Kcgistorcd Pharpaa coutical Chemist, Mansgor). rii_:SQtJABB, PALMEESTON N H OHILBLAIN OINTMENT. Very Effoctito. - . ;: HAIR COLOUB BESTOEEB. Eestorw isrej Hair to its Natural ■ Jolonr HArB/BESTOBEB. _n lavaluaWo preparation for oleatsing stisngihening and the hair. In emm of fallipg hait and recent bald- ... jisss It >eis os ft coKplete roitorcr. ■;;; /NXJBSEBYiLOTIbN^.- • For Children's Heads; ; Eflcolnftl: and Cleanly. Does no!lgivoCoJds. QaaHfiad Dispcnaer oa IPrcmifiis Day x •-. \W,Nißfat; : ,;;.^^^;;;::-;; IGin BELL^OBDBG^IOALI^ OAKOW GIRLS' SCHOOL CnOBOn-STRKB'.', PAtMEMtpN N. [EBtablisuod 1880]. • : .' "* I'lUKCii-Ai Una Yon Blarambbko rfIHIS School will reopen on Monday, JL Jannary 27th. Special classes for Mnsici Singing and Painting ua usual Tii^sp^wiLirco. '■ ';:^^A|^EVii?t|3,:^,B.. WISHES to Jfflf«»itliP>Tiblio of Palraewton NbrtfeftDCwmundirg district that IlierarOsA)tt>V^p.-^PV- *\\ kinds of ti£nbcr,v!i.o,&: Wck /»t,Uie|f. niilwftv siding, Mang^sWV^MjW Hftiioi. on tho ta3i%vi^^9i-f-i::^';&;^:^'-^. A lurgo stoclt of well Bctonca tlajoej; '*•.!■. rough and dressed, always OB aaao. ™ ■> uumldings of all dysonpiiOM run 'y'":' ">i-> timber, plsnc3 find pointed. X " iw .trainers. hoo»e-block«, etc. '■I i"-w'' '■'•'"'' ,vito abovo wo hay* »«cci"t ,' !■'■ ' Claotou our »l« ",1" ■►Mi Nor'b and flWrici 11 ■ D.^KNIQET,