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Northern Advocate, 27 August 1902, Page 4

(Successor to Julius Heybei). General Storekeeper, whakapara. LARGE STOCKS OF— DKAPEEY, GROCERIES, and IRONMONGERY. KAURI GUM, BUTTER, EGGS, FUNGUS, Etc., Bought for Cash. TOWAI HOTEL AND GENERAL STORE. G. H. BREWER, - - Proprietor. SIT Travellers will find every comfort and attention. BEST BRANDS OF LIQUOR. POROTI HOTEL, (At the Junction of the Poroti-Wharekohe-Mangakahia Roads), Arthur E. North. This fine Hotel is comfortably furnished, and well appointed. Travellers and otben c» rely on first-class accommodation and every convenience. STABLING AND GOOD PADDOCKS FOR HORSES. J. ECCLES, HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST, IMPORTER OF: Fancy Glassware, Earthenware, Toys, and Fancy Goods. ALSO BEST OF BRANDS CIGARS AND CIGARETTES. AGENT : — Advocate, Star, Herald, Weekly Naws, Graphic, and Observer. Chas. R. LOVATT, WHANGAREI. Carpenter, Joiner, & Millwright. Undertakes all kinds of work iv above lines. Several years' experience amongst machinery on Thames Goldfields. Large WOODEN TANKS, circular or Bguareysip to 24ft. diameter. MOTTO.— A sound job at a fair price. NOTE. — All workmen employed by me are insured. RESIDENCE : Opposite Wesleyan Church. Hew Zealand loan & Mercantile Agency Company, LIMITED. * LITE STOCK & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. WOOL & PRODUCE BROKERS. CONSIGNMENTS OP WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, GUM, AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS OP PRODUCE RECEIVED FOR DISPOSAL IN LONDON OR COLONIAL MARKETS. ADVANCES MADE ON GROWING CLIPS OP WOOL. FRANK BODLE, Manager, Auckland. :^P : **-^^^_B_fc!s^P^ai_i^ Sfc Njjjy" NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WHANGAREI SECTION. ANEW Timetable will come intc force on the Whangarei Section on and after FRIDAY, November Ist, 1001 nd trains will run as follows : — DISTANCE. — - .. . ■ . i— _*=■ North. h§ From Stations. o ; , ; ; S • _ • _ Mon. < J .S £, -2 Wed. Daily Wed. Sat. jS Jg i Jg STATIONS. Daily Fri. except only. only. 8 O * O Sat. Wed. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. pm. 3 Opau 10 2 19 2 19 Whangarei dep. 8.0 12.35 2.50 415 9*35 142 3 50 1 31 Mair „ * • ♦ • • 352 5 68 2 18 Kamo arr. 4.32 .. » dep. 820 12.55 3.10 4.35 9.50 323 6 47 0 69 Huatangata „ * • • • * 440 9 69 3 22 Kauri „ ♦ • * * • 333 13 17 3 28 Hikurangi arr. 852 .. 3,45 _.. dep. 9.6 1.30 3.55 5.5 10,20 319 14 24 1 07 Waro „ * « ♦ * i; 321 16 23 1 79 Otonga „ .***«» 305 17 59 1 36 Whakapara „ 932 2.0 422 535 10 40 305 20 60 3 01 Waiotu „ * * * * • 316 22 44 1 64 Hukerenui arr. 10.0 2.25 4.50 6.5 11.6 DISTANCE. _^ i —- — South. r§ From Stations. g _______ ____. — — .. _____ 2 a, « o5 » Mon. < « .S _; .2 Wed. Sat. | .3 § J STATIONS. Daily. Daily. Fri. only. * © 2__ _t s -- / r a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. 316 Hukerenui dep. 8 0 10.30 2.56 5.20 305 1 64 1 64 Waiotu „ * • * « 305 4 65 3 01 Whakapara „ 8.25 10.55 3.20 540 321 6 21 1 36 Otonga „ * * ♦ « 349 8 20 1 79 Waro „ * * * * 333 9 27 1 07 Hikurangi arr. 8.52 .. 3.45 •• „». dep. 9.5 11.25 3.55 6.0 440 12 55 3 28 Kauri „ * * » « 323 15 77 3 22 Euatangata „ * • ♦ •.« 352 16 56 0 59 Kamo arr. .. .. 430 „ •• ... dep. 9.40 12.0 4.35 .6.30 142 18 74 2 18 Mair „ * * * • 10 20 25 1 31 Whang&rei arr. 10.0 12.20 4.65 640 3 22 44 2 19 Opau .. "' t An Asterisk* opposite a Station derates that Trains do not stop umess required to pick up or set down passengers. Notice should be given to the Guard at the previous stopping Station by any passenger desiring to alight at Stations opposite to which an asterisk is placed. FLAG STATIONS.— The Names of Flag Stations are printed in Italics. TRAINS will run between Whangarei and Opau to connect with Steamer m traffic requires. For full particulars see Posters. BY ORDER.