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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17705, 14 February 1921, Page 1

„ snipping. JIJORTHERN QTEAMSHIP -f TD. f^xJ? l^l circnnnstancee permitting. A RK S r|»Q 11 T?} a^ d; Outportsf A^ B T«.- B^L^ T -?l. o ' W ' if 'S. MURRAY'S AAD DEEP CREEKt - - S.S. OREWA I**-,-, a ill , < £ ! ee Silverdale.) *«»Tes Arkle's Bay about 45 minutes later AWa-kttttx than Silverdale. ■2fW*Z~ - r - - - S.S. APANUI Knh^kM; 3o P-™- Thurs., 24th. 8 a.m. W^tt^E ß BEACH WATUKU Wed., at 5 p.m. TW? B^?. B * l ' TEIP - - S.S. WAIPU CORnii^-T^T 1 ?- 'Wed., 16th. 10 a.m. Tn« M M I>EIi+ ' - - r S.S. WAIPU fTP '%4B&T 8 „ a - ni - Wed., 16th. midnight Honlr^ ,i 6th FeD - - WAIOTAHI mS5 OEA ,A ND KAIMAUMAUt Monday. 14ti, 7 p.m. . . - CLAYMORE TW™ txt j, SAWAU ISLAND. tt-AU-N - - - I ?"---ir'6& MTOprrev' ' Thurs., 17th. 2.30 p.m. MANr4I? Ti BAYt Mth.-7p.rn. WAIOTAHI MAWn-m^t m ' Uth - 3 p - m - " DAPHNE MA§SRI-?rr PT - - - ISth Feb. - WAIOTAHI 5 - 30 V- m - - CLANSMAN Fri G VI WA I'o? AWA -Ut LEIGHt KAWAU JSffjKft 7 -30 *m. Sat.. 19th, 8.15 p.m. w^ K fJS*' TRIP+ - - • - S.S. KOTITI OPOTIKI AND OHTWA - S.S. NGATIAWA Wed., 16th Feb-, 8 a.m. f>Tn«„ Via Tauranga. PAEROA and te AROHA. t?«„„ -.ni. Mon., 14th. 11 a.m. eS, 'A t T i l% T^. 3< LS: m - Wed.. 16th. noon „. OHINEMURI RIVER TRIP. ?4f ENGAt Jeb 14. 7 p.m. S.S. CLAYMORE " 16th Feb - ' - WAIOTAHI PATETONGAt S-S. GAEL PTTTTr>T* Tuesday. 15th, 4 a.m. T?rr«°=&T- r„B tA Feb - " * S.S. KOTITI RUSSELL AND OPDA - S.S. CLANSMAN Tuesday, 15th February. 5.30 p.m. err ■m^r.-rP. ar f?. 'until 2 pjn. only. S U /7E ? D I A LEt - - - - S.S. OREWA ti'SVt-A 4 / 11 ' 6 »- m - Tues., 15th, 11 a.m. ?atot?J4 \, 2lßt ' midnight ■ S.S. GAEL ?^r*9 l A*\t«. Mon " l«h. 7 P-m- ■ WAIOTAHI TE PUKE. AND rT£ n ° Ns « ON EAST COAST RAILWAY. Cargo for Rangitaiki. Matata. and Tarawera ■- goes via Tauranga. w „„ _ S.S. NGAPUH3 w°?-'lB >ln - Tues., 7 p.m. e tr' Fn - • 7 vm - Thurs., Sat.. 7 p.m. Mount cargo Monday and Tuesday. -tauranga cargo Wednesday and Friday. TT? AT?£S?A fter aoolJ sailing days. - - See Paeroa Time-table. THAMES - - ~-. . . p.s. WAKATERE w° j" \i& 6 p - m - Tues- 15th, 10.30 a.m. wri& 8 - 30 a - m - Thurs.. 17th. 12.30 p.m W *- m - Fri.. 18th, 2 p.m. WATHEKEt o.V. WAIUKU Fn., 9.30 a.m. Fri., 3 p.m. Mon., 9.30 a.m. Mon.. 3 p.m. Tues 8 a.ra Tries., 4 p.m. Ttr e » 3 ™ e .%P^? ni onl y Wed., via Bucklands WAIPAPAKAURI+ - See Awanui Sailings. wfi? U TrA-r.- m J llns Telephone 34 - ELSIE WARKWORTH. WAIWERAt S.S. WAIPU 14th, 3.30 p.m. Tues., 15th. 10 a.m. WHANGAROA 15th. 5.30 p.m. CLANSMAN •am a» . 61, calls a * Houhora. WHANANAKI, etc. GAEL Trrtr.»T« M .°, n 4 a 7' 7t h March, noon. WHANGAMATA - 28th, noon - DAPHNE WHANGAPOUA TRIPSt 18th Feb., 5 p.m. WHANGAREI+ S-S. MiNAIA Mon -i Wed., Fn. Tues., Thurs., Sat., iOP-ra- tr.. 11.30 a.m. WHANGABEI (Town Wharf). ~ . . Mon., 14th, 11 a.m. Mon., 14th, noon Tues., 15th, 11 a.m. WHAKATANE --,---. S-S. TASMAN , Tues.. 15th Feb., 8 a.m. (via Tauranga.) WEST COAST SERVICE. w FOR HOKIANGA (from Onehunga). KOHUKOHU Mon., 14th, noon AUPOURI Passengers Kohukohu - only. AUPOURI Thurs., 17th, 2 pan.; tr., 1.13 p.m. Cargo Tuesday and up to noon Wednesday. KAWHIAt Mon.. 14th, 2 p.m.. ARAPAWA Cargo, Friday and Sat., at Rail. NEW PLYMOUTH - - - S.S. RARAWA Monday. 14th Feb.. 3 p.m.; tr.. 2.10. Cargo Tues.. Wed.. Fri.. Sat., at rail. RAGLAN Mon., 14th, 2 p.m. ARAPAWA Cargo Fn. and Sat. at rail. WANGANUI ONLY 16th S.S. ARAPAWA Cargo, ring 750 'Phone. Cargo to be booked at Auckland Office. FOR WAIUKU. PONO (Cargo Daily). WAIPIPI. TE TORO+, Etc. - S.S. VICTORY Cargo only, up to 11 a-m. N.B.—No Cargo received within one hour of steamer's departure, or after 11 a.m.. Sat. Overtime charged after 4 p.m. ♦Freights Prepaid. ICargc Only. Ring 'Phone 218 for Further Information. Company's Office. Quay St. TDAST COAST SHIPPING CO., LTD. ISABELLA DE FRAINE Receives Cargo at Hobson Wharf FOR THE MOUNT AND TAURANGA, ._ Until. 2 p.m, MONDAY. ....... , ; : ' WATKIN AND WALLIS. . ' - Agents. '- ■ -a . Pupils Waited. FRED. LEFEVER. ItLCM., A.V.C.M., Pianoforte, 21s term. —Send for prospectus, 24, Leighton St., Grey Lynn, LADY, young. certificated, successful teacher, has vacancies ior. a few pupilß in Pianoforte, and Theory: homes visited: special attention given to beginners.—Music". lt;40. HJBBAJJ:'. I EARN Motcr-war .Driving and Mechanism. J —Day or evening instruction. Careful tuition; moderate fees. Several makes. City Council's Certificate guaranteed. ■ - IRVIN. 19. Wakefield St. CGOUNTANCY COACHING.— Returned Soldiers desiring exemption from Preliminary Examination must enrol before March 31, 1921. Do not mis 3 this tremendouS concession of at least two years' work. Write us at once.—Queen's Correspondence College, Specialists in Accountancy Coaching. P.O. Box 1138. G.P.O. 'Phones 883 or 1153 A. Dental. "T>LOCK" rpoBETH. For natural appearance and beauty, our Gum Block Teeth are unsurpassed. TTOWEY T^TALKER. Dentist, 209, Queen Street. Gentleness and Extreme Care. '■ Miscellaneous. MARSHALL'S FOSPHERINB Will make you happy and .well. and keep you so. • It brings you buoyant good health. BUY that Diamond Ring now and save money, at Ernest G. Skeates' ClosingDown Sale, Imperial Bldgs.. op'p. Smeeton's, Queen St. THE rush continues at Pearson and Co.'s Boot Sale. Karangahape Ed.. Newton. Balance Faianhar's stock being cleared at rapid pace. ' . " WHEN in doubt try Coakley, the always reliable. TT, Tones up Brain and Nerves, -*- Refreshes, Invigorates. MARSHALL'S FOSPHERINE. THICKNESS of tread is a big feature of NORTH BRITISH SOLID TYRES for all typeß of trucks. Replacements are very small indeed. —Local agents, Pullen, Armitage and Co., Ltd. ; DON'T part with a thing till you have got jgCoakley's cash offer! COX'S Hat Factory, Karangahape Rd.— The whole staff are Cleaning and Remodcllmg Ladies' and Gent.'s Hats. NORTH BRITISH GARDEN HOSE is the most lasting of all Rubber Hose. All hardwaiemen «nd rubber stores can supply it. '" MARSHALL'S FOSPHERINB Gives Best Results. Be Sure you get Marshall's. OENTLENESS and Extreme Care.—Howey Walker. * MUSICIANS.-r-Orchestral and Brass Band for Professional Engagements only.— Burnnand's Bureau, 63, Albert St. V"ORTH BRITISH GARDEN HOSE l-^ 1 keeps the garden smiling and the lawns fresh and green for years and years. Famous for long lasting. SELL the Furniture to Coakley. He will treat you liberally. - - EASY Terms.—FurmxuTb. £20 worth: £1; deposit, 6s 6d weekly. Pianos from 10* deposit.—Vo. City Chambers. __j ————-————————r, MARSHALL'S FOSPHER!N# Is the Best- Mental and General Tonic Obtainable. COAKLEY does an immense trade in used Furniture. He will buy yours.