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Northern Advocate, 8 December 1888, Page 1

flan pft NORTHEHJKf S.S. COMPANY. The Fast and Favourite s.s. Wellington, Will sail as under (weather and other circumstances permitting) FROM WHANGAREI TC AUCKLAND. (From Railway Wharf .1 DURING DECEMBER, 188 S. Monday, 3rd. Train to Wharf 5.25 p.m. Thursday, 6th „ „ 9.25 a.m. Monday, 10th, „ „ 11.25 a.m. Thursday, 13th, „ „ 1.40 p.m. Monday, 17th, „ „ 3.25 p.m. Thursday, 20th, „ „ 9.25 a.m. Monday, 24th. „ „ 9.25 a.m. Thursday, 27th, 1^ NO .STEAMER Monday, 31st, „ „ 3.25 p.m. S.s< KATIKATI Connects, LEAVING Mangapai Parua Bay. Thursday, 29th .. 7 a.m. — "%* Monday, 3rd, ..—*** 4 p.m. Thursday, 6th . . 7 a.m. — *»* Monday, 10th, .. — *»* 11a.m. Thursday, 13th, .. 10 a.m. — *** Monday, 17th .. — *»* 2 p.m. Thursday, 20th . . 7 a.m. —V 6 Monday, 24th. .. - .%* 9 a.m. Thursday, 27th, gg= NO STEAMER Monday," 31st, .. — *** 3 p.m. * t * The s.B. Katikali getting new boiler fixed, Managapi and Parua Bay service once a week as above till she returns. FARES, Saloon Return 20/. Single 15/. Steerage Return 15/. Single .10/. FREIGHT 12/6 PER TON. Goods cannot be received for shipment later than one hour before the departure of the train immediately, preceding the sailing of the company's steamers. The Company will not be responsible for Goods after they have been delivered in the Goods Shed. The Railway Department can charge Storage twelve hours after being depositei therein. . - The Wellington leaves Auckland for Whangarei on Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 p.m. The Steamers leave the Wharf immediately on fite-smval of the trains. ■._-■■ - „ -J. T. RE ¥ BURN Agent, Whangarei. June 20. 1885. — "-^.-^ 'I'HHi CUTTER -JBLMH=^ y^ji run regularly between Auckland and Whangarei, landing goods at Town Wharf^ Freight as per. Arrangement. ■ All information can be obtained from Messrs Cookb & Whitklaw, Wnangarei, or Malcolm SicGbeqoe, Auckland. W. AUBREY, Master. n24tf WHANGAREI FLOUR MILLS. - W. S. H A E Tl HAS FOR SALE— Flour— Sacks, 100s, 50s, and 25s Porridge Meal Maize Meal for Porridge or Bread Fowl Wheat Fowl Maize and Seed Maize Field Peas Rye Oats pARTI NGTON, PHOTOGRAPHER, GREY STREET, AUCKLAND. PIiICES : Cards, fialf Dozen, 6s 6d. Cabinets, Half Dozen, 10s. Enlargements in Monochrome, Oils, Water Colour, or Crayon. Partington, 24, GREY, STREET, AUCKLAND. n3 qr GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. EPPS'JDOGOA BREAKFAST. "By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epns has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured beverage which may save as many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution maybe gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well f ortined with pure blood and a properly nourished frame."— See article in the Civil Service Gazette. Jiade simply with boiling water or nulk Sold in Jib! packets, by Grocers labelled EPPS & CO., flomceoathic Chemists, Londors England HE PANUITANGI TESNEirKrNGA TANGATA KATOA MAORI PAKEHA. XI te HokoangaKapia o tenei whenua Te Poroti ki tetahe atu Pakeha, Ke « he ana he taehae tena Ma Haami anake c hoko nga Kapia, aia te niea he Whenua rnhi tenei na te Wriroroi Ma Haami anake— kite man koe, Xorua Kouton-Ka Hamenetia koe Korua Koutou ki te Ture, KERA TE TAKA. Te Wriroroi, Poroti. NOTICE TO ATT, PEOPLE, BOTH EUROPEANS AND MAORIS. -rF the gum taken from the Poroti I Block of Land is soM by any person to others than Haammi (Samuel Bawnsley>v it will be theft. AH Gum , off this Gumiield is to he sold to him, as he has Leased this Gumlidld from the Wrirproi -%9g.n!^ft KB* '. person^ fonnd so doing (selling this Gum), he or they Will be P^^^l^t l^ ; Foi the Wriroroi Tribe, Poroti.