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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7542, 24 January 1896, Page 2

fTTUDDART. "DARKER I B ■ L.I N E. S.S. ANGLIAN will have Oisborne Auckland and Sydney, On SATURDAY, 25th January, 189 G. Last Launch at 10 a.m. — The— S.S. TASMANIA Will leave Gisborne for NAPIER, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH . AND DUNEDIN, On WEDNESDAY, 29th January, 1896. Last launch at 7 p.m. Passengers booked through to Newcastle, Melbourne, Hobart, Launceston, Albany, Freemantle, Brisbane and all Australian ports at very LOW fares. TIME - TABLE (Weather and circumstances permitting). cI a & a g S a Port -g, a % I 5 S « 1 -* a < g Sydney Jan. 8 Jan. 22 Feb. 6 Feb. ID Aueklanaa. „13 „ 27 „ 10 „ 21 „ a. „ 14 „ 28 „ 11 „ 25 Gisborna „IB „ 29 „ 12 „ 2G Napier „10 „ 30 „ 13 „ 27 Wellington „ 17 „ 31 „ 14 „ 28 Lyttelton „18 Fob, 1 „ 15 „ 29 Dunoain a. „19 „ 2 „ 16 Mch. 1 3. „21 „ 4 „18 „ 3 Lyttolton „22 „ C „la „ 4 Wellington „ 2-3 „ 6 „20 „ 6 Napier „24 „ 7 „21 „ 0 Gisborno „25 „ 8 „ 22 „ 7 Auckland a. „20 „ 9 „23 „ 8 „ fl. .. 27 „ 10 24 „ 9 Bydnoy Feb. 1 „ IS „ 23 „ W IKPOETMT A^iOUNCEMENT By arraugemeut made with llie Union Steamship Company, Passengers taking return tickets by the ilHddart-Parker Company's line will have the privilege of returning by either of the Union Co.'s East Coast time-table steamers, as well as by the Tasmania or Anglian. COMMON, SHELTON AND CO., Ltd., Agents. 331 R JOHNSTON AND CO., Tailors, Mercers, Etc., HAVE BEMOVED TO PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED BY BAHK OF NEW SOUTH WALES (Next Door to Mr W, Good's). R JOHNSTON AND CO., Tailors, Mercers, Etc. MEDICAL NOTICE. DX. "COLE (Late Honorary Visiting Physician to the Wellington Hospital, and formerly Medical Officer of Health for tho City of Dunedin), TTAS COMMENCED PRACTICE IN X1 GISBORNE. Hours of Consultation : Morniag, 9to 10.30 ; afternoon, 2 to 3 ; evening, 6 to 7.30. Present Residence : House lately built by Mr Jeune, GLADSTONE ROAD (nearly opposite Whinray's Hall). 48 E. WILLIAMS, SADDLER, Gladstone Road, GISBORN& lOPPOSITE THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA). WHY toil and drudgo so at tho wash tub? b WHY rub your clothes to pieces in your efforts to get them clean ? WHY beud over a steaming tub and fill the house with steam and smell ? WHY endanger health and life by inhaling hot steam and eSluvia 1 WHY 'live rough and ooarae hands from strong soda and washing powdera ? WHY all this, when by using CLEANSER SOAP you can do the wash so easily, with little rubbing, without steam or smell, without risk to your health, or injury to your skin or the clothes ? CHRISTMAS^ CLEANING Is best and easiest done by usini* CLEANSER SOAP. Its good effects will last longer, and there is no offensive suda to endanger health. Be advised, and try it I tsrVviAi Directions Round Each Bau. PUBLIC OPINIONFrom Mrs F. A. Prince, Dickens Sired, Napier. "I tried your CLEANSER SOAP on the cold water fcystem, just tho way that your directions a y, and 1 find that )>y washing in that way I did not use ho much noap, und the things, some of which weio very dirty, were mudo beautifully clean, with hardly any use of the board at oil, only just to rinse them well in two waters. Then I had them all hung up and dry long before dinner-time, wherea3, if I had h id to boil the water and rub the clothes to pieces iv the usuil way, it would have been much harder work, and in this hot weather that saving is v. great advantage, and all the fuel paved as well, besides getting plenty of time for the dinner. I am very much pleased with the Clbanskb, and shall be glad if you will let mo have a further supply, or send mo the name. of your agent," SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. GRAND VALUE. — 50 Men's Colonial Tweed Suits 21s, worth 35s ; 40 pairs Men's Colonial Tweed Trousers, 6s lid and 9s lid ; 35 Boys' and Youths' Colonial Tweed Suits, from 20s.— At Teat and Friar's..