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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9467, 11 September 1889, Page 1

Shipping. it— _ F OKTHERN steam snip co ' (UMITED >- |p- Time TabIe—SEPTEMBER. M Weather and other Circumstance '" Permitting, FItOJI QUEU'N-STREin , WHARF. Steamer. Date of Sailing. FOR RUSSF.LL, WIIANGAROA, AND MANGONUI. • CLANSMAN Monday, loth, 7 p m, FOR TAUItANOA. CLANSMAN ....Friday, IMb, 7 p.m. lON A Monday, loth, f. p.m. TOR GREAT BAHHIKR, TRYPHKNA, POR'I FIT/ROY. AND IM.INO HAY. lON A Every Thursday, at S a.m. FOR MERCURY HAY. 10NA...._ Every Monday, 6 p.m., am] every Friday, 7 p.m. FOR MANGAPAT. W ELLINGTON...... Every Tuesday and Friday. FOR PARUA -BAY and WHANGAREI HEADS. WELLINGTON ...... Every Tuesday ami Friday. FOR WIIANGARKI HEADS, MAUSDEN POINT AND WHANGARE I carrying Cargo and Passengers for Waipu (a Coach meets the Steamer on arrival to convoyp.is.si'uaers to Waipu). W ELLINGTON.... Friday, 13th. 10.30 p.m. WELLINGTON....Tuesday, 17th, 10.30 p.m FROM WHANGAREI. WELLINGTON Thursday, 12th; train, 9.25 a.m. WELLINGTON .. ..Monday," 10th ; train, 11.26 a.m. FROM MANUKAU. FOR OPUNAKK AND WANGANUI. GLENELG....Friday,Sept. Kith, Ip.m. Train, noon FOR HOIvIANGA. GLENELG..Wednesday, 18th, 1 p.m. Train, noon FOR NEW PLYMOUTH AND WAITARA. GAIRLOCH . .Thurs, Sept ICtli, 1 p.m. Train noon N.l?.— and after December 1, no cargo will Ix; received at Queen-street Wharf after half-past four p.m. ~k V IT ,011 NEW PLYMOUTH -li'i -TV B . WAITARA. Thes.-s. OAIRLOCH will leave Onehunga Whart (weather and other circumstances permitting) TOMORROW (Thursday), 12th in.<, at. one p.m. Latest train, 12 noon.—Northern Steamship Company. Auckland ; or, A. Uanies, Oiiehunga. -K A T^ IRECT STEAM COM3IJ MUN IC A T lON (NO >¥#ffisO\V TRANSSHIPPING OR CALLyMtMwV ING AT (iRAUA.MSTOWN') aaeaft-Wiaitea BETWEEN AUCKLAND AND PAEROA, CALLING AT KOPU, TURUA, UIICL'TAIA, AND OTH HR PLACES ON THE THAMES RIVF.R. S. S. II UB Y. For Pakiioa. : From Pakroa: — Wednesday, lltJi. 5.30 a.m. Thurs, 12th, 12 midnight Saturday, 14th, 0 a.m. Weather and other circumstances permitting. N. ll. —ln consequence of the great extent of country through which freight lw.s to be collected, Freight must be piuuaii) in Auckland. , T ~f- /S. 11. .UURNINTiHAM, Auckland. Agents [ EDWIN EDWARDS, Paeroti. -s. v . ©TEAM TO MATAKANA ANI - > WADE - S.S. MAORI. For Wade : From Wαdk : Wednesday, 11th, 3 p.m. Thursday, I'-'th, S a.m. Friday, 13th, 5 p.m. Saturday, 14th, 10 a.m. N.B—Coast Cargo on Wednesdays only, weather permitting ALL CARGO MUST BE PREPAID, and alongside at least half-an-hour before advertised time, or it will not be received. Weather and other circumstances permitting. S. 11. BUENINGIIAM, Agent. ~k l TEAM TO WAIROA AmM)v O SOUTH AND TURANGA ssKkusssShj time table. S. S. W AITO A. For Wairoa : From Wairoa: Wednesday, llth, 2 p.m. Thursday, 12th, 0 a.m. For Tukanga Ckkkk : From Tl'ra.nga Ckehk : JFriday, 13th, 0 a.m. and Friday, 13th, 9 a.m. and i> p.in. 9 p.m. \\ eather and other circumstances permitting. S. 11. BURNINGHAM. o___ QTONE "OROTHERS, i ilF%"llll SHIP BROKERS, ! IMPORTERS, AND SHIPPING, } f GRAIN, AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, QuEKN-STiiKKT, Auckland Have always on sale at very lowest rates, viz. :— Oats, Chaff, Bran, Potatoes (Oamaru and Cant-er-bury), OatnieiU (various makers), Maize, Klour, and Sharps (Aucivltuid and Southern), Fowl ami Milling Wheats, liarloy, Ac., Ac. Hams and Bacon (Canterbury). ViXKXUR(Pure MaJt), in cables (free) of 30 gallons, at la 4d (Clack Iloree brand). BOXKOL'ST, Auckland (guaranteed), Southern and Byduey, from £0 to Jtl7 N.B.—Wo are prepared to quote (through our Agonts) for lines of above, f.o.b. at Lyttelton, TjiniuTi, Oamaru, Dtinedin, Bluff, and Sydney. Hoiuuf R.\u.s AM) LINOS, in lots to suit buyers, at lowest rates. • Blue Gum Dray and Cart Shafts, Hubs and Felloes. Oils, Paints, Rope, Canvas, Ac, Cheap, to clear stocks. Teas, in boxes and half-chests ; real good value. Sole Agents for Runcorn Bonedust. rp <V KETCHES I.izette, Klsie, and 33feivS§jv ■ Violet, twice i week for Tliaines, weather and other circumstances perinittitiif. oSSsiSSiasa AGENTS for Colonial Union Co.'s Line of Direct Steamers from liondon. Newcastle Colliery Co.'js Coal*. Greymouth-Krunnor Co.'i) Coals. Weekly Quotations, nee Hkhai.D every Monday Morning. Electoral. piTY COUNCIL ELECTION. PONSONTJY WARD. the electors of ponsonby ward Are Invited to Meet MR. . J). F. EVANS IS THE PONSONBY HALL, THIS (WEDNESDAY) evening, Tub liTii Inst., At half-past seven o'clock, TO HEAR HIS VIEWS ON LOCAL MATTERS mo THE' ELECTORS OF PONSONBY JL W A It I). I buy to announce that in compliance with the request of numerous electors, 1 offer myself aa a candidate for re-election to a seat in the City Council. My views on local mutters are well known to most of you, yet I just wish to Htate that, during the Bve past years that 1 have had the honour of being your representative, I have devoted a large amount of time and energy to the requirements of tho Ward in general, but sanitary matters have always received my first and most careful attention, as 1 considered the health of the residents far more important than the cutting up (where necessity does not require it) side streets for tlio purpose of only reforming the same to permanent leveLs. In a Ward so extensive as this, extending as it does over an area of about 800 acres, there are .some parts, 1 regret to say, where the drainage is .still defective ; yet I am happy to state that this matter is now being considered by the Council, and 1 trust will receive immediate attention. To the great surprise expressed at the determined opposition to my return, and the reason for the dissatisfaction existing in Alma Place District, my answer is, read report in last night's Star on letter to the City Council re England-street. The bone of contention is that 1 did not get this street cut up and re-formed to permanent level; and, as a further proof, a prominent resident in England-street, fearing tliat I wa.i opposed to this work, sot the ball ot opposition rolling by engaging an electioneering canvasser to go round with a requisition for another candidate. As a. " little leaven ieaveneth the whole lump," the rest you can imagine. . I am informed on the best authority that some of those who signed the requisition would not have done so had they known it was In opposition to me. I now beg to solicit your VOTE and INTEREST, andxhould you return me again as your representative, I will in the future, aa in the past, endeavour to do my duty without fear or favour, and ever strive to promote the welfare of the City in general, and this Ward in particular. I am, etc., D. F. EVANS. ■pURB MILK. OURE MILK. ESSENTIAL FOR HEALTH. PATRONISE THE DAIRY FARMER, AND HAVE IT DIRECT FROM THIS FARM, 3. TILL & SON Can supply Pure Milk in separate cans for Invalids and Children. Large Consumers liberally dealt with for cash. Address : Udy's Farm, Mount Eden, and Post Qfficq, Karansaliaoc Road, Newton, ,