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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9796, 16 July 1903, Page 2

TJNION STEAMSsSSpSL SHIP COMPANY OJ /^"^TP NEW ZEALAND. TIME-TABLE. ] •J&Bt Stoamship Date ol 8»««>8. launoh 1 FOR AUCKLAND AN D SYDNEY. FOR AUCKLAND, 'arawera, Wednesday, 3n\y2Z, 8 a.m. \To cargo after 4 p.m. Tuesday.) ?OR NAPIER. WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON. Calune Sunday, July 19, .5 P- m - (So cargo after 4 p.m. Saturday.) FOR BLUFF AND MELBOURNE. Calune, Sunday, July 19, 5 p.m. (No cargo after 4 p.m. Saturday.) Transhipping at Wellington to Moeraki, 23rd July.) i-np TOT.AGA TOKOMARU, WAIPIRO TUPAROA, AWANUI, TE ARAROA. HICK'S BAY, WANGAPAROA, AND AUCKLAND. Serakl, Monday, July 20 8 a.m. (No cargo after 4 p.m. Saturday.) POR FRIENDLY ISLANDS, SAMOA, FIJI, AND SYDNEY. (From Auckland.) Hauroto, Wednesday July ,29, Talune, hence Saturday, July 25, connects.) FOR RAROTONGA AND TAHITI. (From Auckland, j l'aviuni, Tuesday, August 11. [Mararoa, hence, Sat., Aug 8, connects.) 170.U SUVA AND LEVUKA. (From Auckland.) Moura, Wednesday, Aug. 12. (Mararoa, hence, Sat., Aug 8,. connects.) FOR VANCOUVER via BRISBAJSJJi. FIJI, AND HONOLULU. Moana, August 11 (Moura from Auckland, Aug. 12, connects at Fiji, and Mararoa, hence Aug. 8, connects at Auckland.) FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL. Orient Pacific Line. Leave Sydney Leav* Melboun c Orontes, August 1 August 4. (Talune, hence July 25, connects.) Oruba, August 15 August 18. And foimightiy thereafter FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. (irom Wellington i Mokoia, Saturday July 25. (Talune, hence Sunday July 19, connects.) Tickets ore available for stop-over or return by Messrs Huddart, Parker and Company's steamers. Holders of return tickets should obtain boat pass at the office before embarking. fPassengers for steamers advertised to sail before 9 a.m. should be booked on the previouß day. Office open on Sundays from 3.30 to 4.30 p.m. for pateengers only. All freights must b« paid at the office, before delivery of cargo. UNION STEAM SHIP <*>; OB 1 NEW ZEAL 4 ::';>•, &£&, Agent*. ~ GRAWfORDTND'SON, BOOK ARCADE. BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, NEWS AGENTS, TOBACCONISTS. A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF DAY, CASH, MINUTE AND LETTER BOOKS. LEDGERS, JOURNALS, Etc, just to hand. NOTEjPAPER, hi bl«cks, packets and boxed. ENVELOPES, from 4s 6d per 1000. FOOLSCAP, all rulings and prices. FnJSS, INK, PENS, PENCILS, PAPER FASTENERS, TAPE, ERASERS, and all other Office Requisites sold. CAMERAB, PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS, PLATES, Etc., Stocked. Toning and Developing Tabloids to be obtained. ; ALL WORKS by well-known authors arriving every month. COLONIAL LIBRARY, 2s 6d and 3s 6d. Cheap Eightpenny Editions also. BD3LES, Prayer and Hymns, Catholic Prayers; Birthday Books, etc. PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS of the Town and Suburbs sold. ENLARGEMENTS made from any negative or photograph. DIARIES, 1903. DIARIES, 1903. LEATHER GOODS of all descriptions. PIPES, Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes. SCHOOL BAGS, Slates, Exercise Books, and Atlases stocked. THOMAS ADAMS. BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEWS AGENT, TOBACCONIST, AND FANCY GOODS MERCHANT. JUST ARRIVED. INK Direct from STEPHENS, INK INK the Manufacturer. INK INK BLUE BLACK, RED and INK INK COPYING INK, INK INK ' In all Sizes. INK NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS. The Pearl Maiden, by Rider Haggard Lady Rose's Daughter, by Mrs Humphry Ward The Banner of Blue, by. S. R. Crockett Overdue, by Clarke. Russell THE STAR DREAMER, by Agnes and Egerton Castle John Gayther's Garden, by Frank Stockton Souls, by Rita A Prince of Shiners, by E. P. Oppenheim America at Work, by John Foster Fraser Helen Adaiir, by Louis Becke NAT GOULD'S LATEST— The Three Wagers, 2s ; Cheap Editions of Nat Gould's 8d each, and hundreds of others to choose from Special Value m Office Material and Commercial Stationery. ENVELOPES.— SpIendid value, from 4s per 1000. Files,. Stationery Racks, Account Books, Blotting Paper, InkStands, etc., all at the lowest prices. Artist Material of all kinds. Vouga Studies and Color Boxes (Winsor and Newton). A First-class Selection of Fancy Goods and Electroplate. THOS. ADAMS. 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