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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7061, 22 August 1894, Page 2

► TT NI O N S,T EA M Isl§ff\ !SHIP COMPANY 0F J^^A NEW ZEALAND. TIME TABLE FOR AUGUST. PROBABLE~SAILINGS. Steamship. I Date of Sailing. | ]j££j FOR NAPIER. Australia | Thr., Aug. 23 ! 7 p.m. Wairarapa j Sat., Aug. 25 | 4 pm. Moa 1 Sat., Aug. 25 1 FOR AUCKLAND. Southern Cross | Fri., Aug. 24 I 8 a.m. larawera | Mon., Aug. 27 | 8 a.m. FOR NAPIER WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN, & BLUFF. Wairarapa | Sat., Aug. 25 | 4 p.m. FOR AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY. Wairarapa | Sun., Sept. 2 | FOR AUCKLAND AND TAURANGA. Australia | Fri., Aug. 31 | FOR SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. Hauroto | Wed., Aug. 29 j FOR AUCKLAN^ VIA WAIPIRO TOKOMARU, AND AWANUI. Australia j Fri., Aug. 31 1 FOP TOLAGO BAY, TUPAROA, ANI AUCKLAND. Southern Cross | Fri., Aug. 24 | 8 a.m. "forlielbourne via southern PORTS. Tarawera | Fri., Aug. ,'U | FOR NAPIER AND WELLINGTON. Australia | Thr., Aug. 23 | 5 p.m. FOR TOLAGO BAY, TOKOMARU, WAIPIRO, TUPAROA, AWANUI, TE ARAROA, HICK'S BAY, ORETE, TEKAHA, OMAIO, AND AUCKLAND. Moa | Tues., Aug. 28 | POR TONGA, HAABAI, VAVAU, ANL SAMOA. The Taviuni leaves .Auckland about Wednesday, Sept. 5. FOR SAN FRANCISCO & HONOLULU, FROM AUCKLAND. Monowai | Sat., Sept. 8 | FOR LEVUKA AND SUVA. The Upolu leaves Auckland about Aug. 30. FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL. | Leave Sydney | Leave Melbourne Orient | Aug. 27 | Se P'- J Cargo for shipment must be on board the ghters at 4 o'clock the afternoon previou* to departure of steamers. Passenger tickets must be taken ab the Office before embarking. „HAW, SAVILL, AND INALUIO O COMPANY (Limitbd). MONTHLY LINE OF FAST PASSENGER STEAMERS bbtweenJ ALL PORTS OF NEW ZEALaKI AND LONDON^ r 4754 tons Register, 30001 Horse-power, Will be despatched from WELLINGTON FOR LONDON DIRECT, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 23rd, 1894. To be followed by — ~S i " g-S § £ !D»te oi DeBteunflt o'; mJ Commander j pwture. Thursday lonio 1766 3000 W, H, Kidley ,Oct. 18 TaiMl 5031 5000 B. J. Evfcni Nov. 15 GothiO 7730 5300 J. W. Jennings Dec. S8 Dorio 4784 3000 0. H.JKempson January 10 The above are all powerful,^new steel built steamers, and the accommodation for all classes of passengers is unsurpassed. «T In future passengers will be forward ad to port of embarkation Free. The undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, payment for which has been guaranteed in the colony. COMMON.^SHELTON & CO. Limited. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE U/id. NEW~ZE ALAND COMPANY'S LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, FOR LONDON, Via Rio, Teneriffe, and Plymouth. ___ . psrt"^j - Steameis Tons. Departure Date i [ ! Rußpehu 4202 Lyttelton Sept. 6 \ Aon»Dßi 419tt Lyttelton Oct. 4 i Rimutaka 4516 Nov. 1 1 Ruahine 6197 Nov. 29 Kaifconrn 4607 Dec. 27 [ Warrants issued for Passages from United Kingdom. Round the World (first class), through Canada or United States, returning by New Zealand Shipping Company, or vice versa, £125. I For passage or freight, apply to — THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. (Ltd.) Gisborne Dental Surgery t DENTIS- jjf*^ TRY. (I |l^| DENTIS- «¥/|/ TRY f" 'v"5 DENTIS- jrf§s^l\ TRY. o^#, \ WIThOUT TCETH THR late Mr A. Grossman's business, as Dentist and Dental Surgeon, will be carried on as usual by Mr Walter J. Sykes, who was awarded the First Order of Merit and Medal at the International Exhibition, 1882, for Artificial Teeth. With an experience of over 20 years, combined with the use of the best materials procurable and the latest devices and improvements in dental instruments and attachments, Mr Sykes guarantees work no surpassed in the colony. Other Dentists' work altered, re-modelled, epaired. Nitrous oxide gas (laughing administered for the painless extraction WALTER J. SYKES, Registered Dentist Manager DENTISTRY. ' MESSRS WILSON & DAVIES SURGEON DENTISTS, Tennyson Street, Napieb. MR WILSON will visit GISBORNE every three months. His next visit will be early in NOVEMBER. Messages to be left at Mr Geo. Foster's, ChpmM, Gladstone road MR A. J. MASSE y FROM SYDNEY), Organist of St. Andrew's Church, TEACHER OF VIOLIN, PIANO, ORGAN, AND SINGING. Pupils can arrange for tuition at Mr Browne's, Stationer ; or, Mrs Rybuen's Tucker's paddock. Mr Massby visits PATUTAHI every MONDAY. Arrangements can be made at Mr« L. Sctvkw'. 533