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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10098, 6 April 1896, Page 1

Shipping IvJL W AIROA < SOUTH) MARAETAI, AND TU J^^^^ > RANGA CREEK. THE CLEVEDON STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (LIMITED), THE S.S. PLANET Will leave old Ferry Tee (North side)— From AUCKLAND : From Wairoi: Monday, April fi. Tuetitay, 7th, 9.30 a.m. Tuesday, 7th, 3 p.m. Wednesday, Stb, 11 a.m. 'Thursday, Oth, 3 p.m. TURANGA CREEK (CALLING AT lIOWICK WHARF EACH WAY). From AUCKLAND: From turanga Creek : Friday, 10th, 1 p.m. Friday, 10th, 1 p.m. W wither ami other circumstances permitting. All cargo to be alongside liali an hour before advertised time. MASTER, Agent, CHAS. W. STEPHENS, Sec -1 . W AIROA SOUTH AM.'ATY V ? AND MARAETAI. Return Fares, 2st!d; Sim.de, 1 Oil. '4MW Tt'ltANCiA creek. Itcturn Fares, Is Oil; Single, Is. S. S. WAIT OA. TIME TABLE From Auckland: From Wairoa: Tuesday. 71 li, to a.m. Tuesday, 7t \ 2.30 p.m. Wednesday, Stb, 11 a.m. Thursday, oth, 4 p.m. TU RANI J A CREEK. Calling at llowick Whart each way. From Auckland: From Tiiiunga Creek : Friday, 10th, i p.m. Friday, ltlth, 6 p.m. Weather and other circumstances permitting. G. C. BEST, Agent. mi. TABLE OF S.S. 1 ROSE CASEY feather and other circumstances permitting). APRIL. For OREWA—lnformation Rose Casey's office. For WAUYERA-livery Tuesday, l'huriday, and Siituidayatlla.ni. For M ATA KAN A, MULLET POINT, and OMAHA — Every Tuesday at It a.m., returning on Wednesday. For MAHURANGI HEADS and WARKWORTH —Every Thursday and Saturday,at 11 a.m. Cargo must tie prepaid and alongside the steamer half-ail-hour before the advertised time of sailing, ALEX. MCGREGOR,' Agent, Office : Queen-street Wharf. ' Telephone 43. -"K \ 171 XCURSIONS TO w IW lilt A AND MAHURANCU HEADS. laSSOßWttiSsr _ _ _ GOOD FRIDAY AND li.A Sl'lilt MONDAY. The s.s. ROSE ('ASKY will run an Excursion on GOOD FRIDAY and MASTER MONDAY to Waiworaand M ihuriuiti Heads, leaving Aucklmd each day at 10 a.m., and will arrive in town about 7 p.m. RETURN FARE Luncheon provided on board, Is (id. ALEX. McGltliOOlt, Agent. ,-Vi "JjlOR CO ROMAN DEL. » - S.B._A KARO4 ' Leaves Auckland: Leaves coromandkl: j — Monday, Otli, 7 a.m. Monday, fit It, midnight Tuesday, Til l . - p.m. Wednesday, Btli, noon Thursday,nth, 1 p.m. Friday, ltlth. 2 p.m. Saturday. 11th, 3.30 p.m. Sunday, 12th, midnight Monday, 13th, d p.m. For freight or passage apply to MORPETH BROS., Agents, Queen street Wharf. > rpilOS. COOK & SON, ' GENERAL PASSENGER J&lls A(iKNis - PASSENGERS HOOKED AND BERTHS SECURED. | ALL LINES, ALL ROUTER ALL CLASSES. LOWEST RATES Plans of ill steamers on view, and absolute choice of all routes given Free list of sailings ami fares on application. COOK'S SHIPPING OFFICE, 76 AND 7S, QUEEN-STREET. N.8.-Drafts and Circular Notes issued at lowest rates. "V A, 1? XCURSION TO HI VURiIICAD. c&rl&WnZ*.-' TO-DAY (MONDAY). The S.S. VIVID will leave Queen-street Wharf TO-DAY (Easter .Monday) at HI a.in iieturn Pares: OnoShilling. BRADNIiV & INN'S. -k . BLASTER MONDAY. EXCURSION TO RAKINO ISLAND. s.s. invinlTbiTe Will make an Excursion to lUkino Island TO-DAY (Monday). Good Fishing grounds. Adults, 2s; Children, Is. Bait provided. JAGG lilt & PARKER. Will leavo Queen-street Wharf at half-past nine. -j. A MERICAN barque R ' A ' C ' SMITII, From New York. i Tufitfl Berthed at. Firth's Wharf and will Break Bulk on TUESDAY MORNING. Consignees are requested to present bills of lading, pay freight, pa s entries, aud obtain delivery orders for their goods from thn undersigned. Cargo will be at their risk after leaving (ship's tackles, aud if not promptly amoved will he stored at their expanse. Captain Hooper will not bo responsible for any debts contracted bv his crew. ARNOLD, CHENEY & CO., Agents. Auckland, April 4,1590. Nursing Homes. "jj O H I P E R E.' PRIVATE HOSPITAL, WYNYARD-STREET, AUCKLAND. Under the care of MISS 1' II I L L I P S, Certified Nurse, Of Charing Cross Hospital, London. This Hospital is established for tho convenience of medical, turpical, and maternity patients desiring their own physicians or surgeons, with skilled nursing, and the comfort and quiet of a private ouse. The house is in a healthy and pleasant situation, with beautiful views of the Harbour, Domain, Ac, Massage treatment if required. No infectious cases are admitted. Terms dependent on the nature of the case, Weekly piyments, in advance, or satisfactory guarantees are required. Telephone No. 920. Postal Address : Miss PHILLIPS, Wynyard-street, Auckland. Telegraphic Address: Phillips, ' Ilohipero," Auckland. Telephone, 805. Telegraphic address, " Bates, Auckland. Postal address, Miss Hates," Purirl, Grafton Road, Auckland. MISS BATES, Certified Hospital and Maternity Nurse (London and Liverpool), assisted by an efficient Staff, receives Medical, Surgical, Maternity, and Convalescent Patients, under the care.of their own Physicians or Surgeons. It is tho endeavour of Miss Bates that her Patients, in addition to tho advantages of skilled nursing, should, through sympathetic care and attention, enjoy as far as possible the comforts of Home. *'Puriri" is equipped with modern appliances, both medical and surgical. It stands in its own grounds, and overlooks the Domain and the Auckland Harbour. Massage Treatment available. No Infections Cases admitted. Terms, as arranged, strictly moderate, dependent upon the nature of the ciso, whether Critical, Chronic, Convalescent, or Maternity. Weekly pre-payinonts, or satisfactory guarantees required. Miss Bates holds medical and other recommendations, testimonials, and references. J/JA ISON DE SANTE. 01, UNARM BEACH ROAD, DKVONPORT. MRS. KEHOE DEMPSEY, Certified Masseuse, at tho above address, under the patronage of the leading Doctors of Auckland, prepared to receive Ladies and Gentlemen requiring Massage, Galvanic, or Hydropathic treatment, consisting of Electric Pine and Vapour Baths. Hot and Cold Sea-Water Baths may also be had on the premises, Tills establishment, the drainage and sanitary arrangements of which are perfect, stands within its own grounds, charmingly situated on Beach Road, close to second wharf. Here Visitors ami Invalids will enjoy complete rest and the comforts of a refined home,