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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7449, 1 October 1895, Page 2

. » TTJSi UIS SXHi A M pSjl^ SHIP COMPANY OF JW&*i||b NEW ZEALAND. TIME TABLE FOR OCTOBER. PROBABLE SAILINGS. Steamship. Date oi Sailing. g^J FOR NAPIER. Moa Wednesday, Oct. 2 3 p.m. Manapouri Wednesday, Occ. 2 5 p.m. Australia Monday, Oct. 7 FOR AUCKLAND. Australia Wednesday, Oct. 2 8 a.m. Flora Wednesday, Oct. 9 FOR NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, & DUNEDIN. Manapouri Wednesday, Oct. 2 5 p.m. Flora Saturday, Oct. .13 FOR AUGKLANV AND SYDNEY, Manapouri Sunday, Oct. 13 FOR AUCKLAND VIA COAST. Austrfclia Wednesday, Oct. 2 8 a.m* FOR SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. Talune Wednesday, Oct. 9 FOR AUCKLAND, VIA WAIPIRO, TOKOMARU, AND AWANUI. Australia Wednesday, Oct. 2 8 a.m. FOR TAURANGA VIA AUCKLAND. Australia Wednesday, Oct. 2 8 a.m. FOP TOLAGO. BAY, TUPAROA, ANL AUCKLAND. Moa About Monday, Oct. 7 FOR BLUFF, HOBART, AND MELBOURNE VIASOI/THERN PORTS. Manapouri Wednesday, Oct. 2 5 p.m. Tranships to Hauroto at Dunedin. FOR NAPIER AND WELLINGTON. Australia Monday, Oct. 7 FOR TOLAGO BAY, TOKOMARU, WAIPIRO, TUPAROA, AWANUI, TE ARAROA, HICK'S BAY, ORETE, TEKAHA, OMAXO, AND AUCKLAND. Moa About Monday, Oct. 7 FOR TONGA, SAMOA, FIJI, AND SYDNEY. The Taviuni leaves Auckland about Wednesday, Oct. 23. FOR SAN FRANCISCO & HONOLULU FROM AUCKLAND. Maripoßa Saturday, Oct. 5 FOR LEVUKA AND SUVA. Upolu leaves Auckland about Thursday, Oct. 10. FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL. I Leave Sydney | Leave Melbourne Orotava | Oct7 I Octl2 Oruba | Oct. 21 | Oct. 2G Cuzco | Nov. 4 | Nov b SOUTH SEA ISLANDS EXCORSIONS.TheTaviuniwillleaveAucklandabout Wednesday, 23rd Oct., for Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney, returning same route ; to be followed by the Ovalau four weeks later. COOLGARDIE GOLDFlELDS.— Passengers booked through to Wesc Australian ports. Passenger tickets must be taken at the Office before embarking. THOS,jtDAMS. LIST OF NEW BOOKS. rpRILBY (the Book of the Day), by Geo. X Dv Maurier My Lady Nobody, by Maarten Maarteus A Veldt Official, by Bertram Mitford My Lady Rotha, by Stanley Weyman The Despotic Lady, by VV. E. Norris The Tale of Chloe, by George Meredith To His Own Master, by Alan St. Aubyn A Tragic Honeymoon, by Alan St. Aubyn The Story of Bessie Costrell, by Mrs Humphrey Ward. Dalrymple's Wife Corona of the Nautahalas, by Louis Pendle ton Dods (new cheap edition, 2s 6d), by E. F. Benson. Celibates, by Geo. Moore With Edged Tools, by H. S. Merriman Wanted, a Sherlock Holmes; by W. F. Stead The Great Secret, by Hume Nisbet Loveday Brooke (lady detective), by G. L. Pirkia. Man of Mark, by Anthony Hope Father Stafford, by Anthony Hope My Early Adventures, by H. M. Stanley" The Three Graces, by the author of Molly Bawn. A Drama in Dutlch, by Z. Zangwil The Man Who Didn't, by Mrs Lovett Cameron. A Gender in Satin, by " Rita " The Sale of a Soul, by Frankfort Moore Dairy Bacteriology, by Dr. Ed. , Von Fren denreich In the Midst of Alarms, by Robert Barr A Waif of the Plains, by Bret Harte Sir Robert's Fortune, by Mrs Oliphant The Old Chateau, by Richard H. Savage The Making of Mary, by Jean Forsyth Soapy Sponge's Sporting Tour (9d), by R. S. Surters. Billy Bellew, by W. E. Norris Wright's Poultry (new editions, with colored plates). The authority. Royal Academy Pictures of the Year (complete bound volume) Famous Cricketers and Famous Grounds, beautifully illustrated Gems of Art (a tour of the world) The*' Graphic" Atlas (the latest and best produced), in moroc-o or cloth The New 9d Atlas (handiest and best up to date). INDEPENDENT PENS (New Shipment Just Opened). /WThe NSW "VENUS" TOBACCO is universally pronounced the Beat Dark Tobacco that can be procured. Try it at once I thos."adams, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEWS" AGENT & TOBACCONIST, Gisborne. 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