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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9802, 23 July 1903, Page 2

TTNION STEAM- |L^_^ TTUDDART, PARKER Mjllk SHIP COMPANY OP |K&§J COMPANY'S /"^piP NEW ZEALAND. lirYMkl Lwg* «"* Powerful rPTMW TABLE. VICTORIA (Waller) ... 3000 tons reg. TIME - TA WESTRALIA (Rainey) ... 2884 t0ns reg. Stauaßbip D»te ot SaUmg, laun oh ZEALANDIA (Wyllie) . ... 2771 tom teg. van AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY. WiU ttil (cirounuU&oei permitting) Ithw Satoday, July 25, 5 p.m. FOR AUOKLAND SYD NEY : ' (No cargo after 4 p.m.) Wentralia, Saturday, Aug. 1, 10 a-m. van AUCKLAND. Zealandia, Saturday, Aug. 15, 10 a.m. Alone Saturday, July 25 B p.«. (No cargo after noon Friday.) £ter 4 p . m .) Firßt i aunc h at 6 a.m. %™rTTNUTON LYT- FOR NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTFOR NAPIER, WF^ L H T^DIN TELTON. AND DUNEDIN TELTON, AND T D ,^6 5 p.m. Zealandia, Wednesday, Aug 5 5 p.m. Tarawera. Sunday, July &, v Westralia, Wednesday, Aug. 19, 6 p.m. ■ (No cargo after 4 p.m. baw^J' ' (No calgo after noon.) FOR BLUFF AND MELBO UKN £ MELBOURNE, via BLUFF Tarawera, Sunday, July a>, , y victoria (from Dunedin), August 2nd. (No cargo «^V"S™ to vfctoria, (Tarawera, henoe July 26th, connects.) (Transhipping at Wellington to Victoria, \ , ay^ ble for »topv * August 2nd.) or return b of UNIO N CO.'S FOR TOLAGA, TOKOMARU, WAI- STEAMEBS| ho l d «rt of U.B.S. Co.'. SBtoFS£Bßfc ifiSf W U ANG\ E «f ■* *"* * *""« * ™ ™rOa7AND AUCKLAND. "* DALGETY AND CO., Ltd. Herald/ Friday, July 24 11a.m. Afnta. (No cargo after 4 p.m. 'I'^sday.) ■ (From Auckland.) Haui-oto, Wednesday J ul y. Z9 ' 0 , mn (Triune hence Saturday, July 25, con- ( v nects.) FOR RAROTONGA AND TAHITI. (From Auckland.) Taviuni, Tuesday, August 11; (Mararoa, hence, Sat., Aug 8, connects.) FOR SUVA AND LEVUKA. (From Auckland.) Mouif, Wednssday, Aug. 12. (Mararoa, hence, Sat., Aug 8,. connects.) FOR VANCOUVER via BBUSBAtfK FIJI, AND HONOLULU. jig ••■».'' cT"»>r?p.y, Moana, August 11 (Moura from Auckland, Aug. 12, connects at Fiji, and Masaroa, hence Aug. o, connects at Auckland.) FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL. Orient Paeifio Line. Leave Sydney Leave Melbourne T*TT A ATT<TG Orontes, August 1 August 4. 1 HiilN ±YD. (Talune, hence July 25, connects.) Oruba, August 15 August 18. And fortnightly thereafter FOB. SYDNEY DU*EOT. (from Wellington ) TTTTT T T A HIT Monowai, Saturday, August Ist \\ 1 Jjljl AlVl (Mararoa, hence Wednesday, July 29th, connects.) Tickets are available for stop-over or re- X Jli _L JL JL Hi turn by Messrs Huddart, Parker and Company's steamers. Holders of return tickets should obtain -pvESIRES to thank most sincerely th# boat pass at the office before embarking. J_J fpassengers for steamers advertised to j ft nun^r o f his Customers who sail before 9 &.m. should be booked on the previous day. Office open on Sum- g0 kj n( jiy r€a p on ded to his request and days from 3.30 to 4.30 p.m. for pawengers only. • , _ settled their accounts rendered. He now All freights must b« paid »t the offic*, before delivery of cargo. • wishes to intimate that he will keep his UNION STEAM SHIP «JO. Off NEW ZEALi •;% iAI., BOOKS OPEN until &£e>nta. Trrir ~ CBAWFORD AND SON, Saturday next, 25th inst., BOOK ARCADE. SATURDAY NEXT, 25th INST., BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, NEWS SATURDAY NEXT, 25th INST., AGENTS, TOBACCONISTB. A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF and trusts that those who may inadvertly 'LETTER BOOKS have overlooked the matter will kindly LEDGERS, JOURNALS, Etc., just to No ™xei PER ' ta bleCk8 ' PWtota "* -» Wm his B^^ ENVELOPES, from 4a 6d per 1000. FOOLSCAP, all rulings and prices. FILES, INK, PENS, PENCILS, PAPER FASTENERS, TAPE, ERASERS, and all other Office Rcquisiteß gold. _ . _ - rfc T"imrr*TT» CAMERAS, PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS, WILLIAM PETTIE PLATES, Etc., Stocked. Toning and Developing Tabloids to be obtained. , ALL WORKS by -well-known nuthors ■ N arriving every month. COLONIAL LIBRARY, 2s 6d and 3s 6d. Cheap Eightpenny Editions also. BIBLES, Prayer and Hymns, Catholic . Pr»yers, Birthday Books, etc. PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS ef the Town and Suburbs sold. ENLARGEMENTB made from *ny neg&tive or photograph. DIARIEB7 1903. DIARIES, 1903. LEATHER GOODS of all descriptions. PIPES, Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes. SCHOOL BAGS, Slates, Exercise Booki, 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 WT vr TlT p OT nTTTTNO I Lady w ßose>s Daughter, by Mrs Humphry ™NIER CLOTHING! The Banner of Blue, by S. R. Crockett WINTER CLOTHING! Overdue, by Clarke Russell WINTER CLOTHING! THE STAR DREAMER, by Agnes and John Gayther's Garden, by Frank Stockton R. ROBERTSON* Souls, by Rila .. HATTER, MERCER AND CLOTHIER, A Prince of Sinners, by E. P. Oppenheim ' America at Work, by John Foster Fraser .OPPOSITE HERALD OFFICE. Helen Adair, by Louis Becke NAT GOULD'S LATEST -The Three NO W SHOWING! NOW SHOWING! Wagers, 2s ,„,_■_. . NOW SHOWING! NOW SHOWING! Cheap Editions of Nat Gould s 8d each, and hundreds of others to choose from Immense Assortment of Special Value m Office Material and MEN'S AND BOYS' KAIAPOI Commercial Stationery. " CLOTHING, ENVELOPES.-Splewiid value, from . Dk t f th 4s per 1000. Files, Stationery Racks, Account Bodks, Blotting Paper, Ink- qqyeßT COATS St «^s, eU?., all at «» lowest prices. MACINTOSH COATS Artist Material of all kinds. Vouga RAIN-PROOF COATS Studies and Color Boxes (Winsor and . CHESTER COATS. Newton). »«.■.«.» »«■><> A First-class Selection of Fancy Goods RELIABLE GOODS. THOS^AMS.' Telephone No. 105. MUN'S AND BOYS' OILSKIN COATS, • '■ : — In Riding and Walking Cuts. REYNOLDS'S umbrellas, /CENTRAL TiIURNISHING 10, 12, 14, and 16 Ribs, m Silk and y_j , Jfj . Alpaca. Good Handles. -gMPjORIUM. 'J-rprgg TIES TIES JUST OPENED, DIRECT FROM THE J -- LX^ xxaJkJ xxxjt^ STAFFORDSHHiE POTTERIES. NEW GOODS. . Largest Selection m Town. | CRATE TEAPOTS (Choice Patterns), — - J- Cheap. MEN'S UNDERWEAR, m Roslyn, Kaia--0 CRATES TOILET SETS (Rare Value) P°i> and Best English Makes. rt PARTT<9 PTTTOA fTTP«? fr SATTPT7RR CENTS' DRIVING GLOVES 2 CASKS CHINA CUPS & SAUCERb GENTS' WALKING GLOVES CRATE DINNER WARE Specially Imported. Good Value. 1 CRATE OF SUNDRIES h CASES OF BEDSTEADS (Some Rare _... R ,.f "J, *"?"** Al , " and Choice Patterns) White Shirts, Pure Linen ■ Fittings, AU■4 n\*v m? mrw ptotttpw Mnmn wo ° l Orimeans » Wool Mixture Shirtß, 1 tSoq PICTURE MOULD- Whlte Bweaterß> Boyß . ud y oßthß . JJNU °- Jerseya, Knicker Hose. ALL THE ABOVE GOODS ABSO- IINIIKIIAIIV C Ml UAIIIP LUTELY CHEAPER THAN UNUSUALLY BOP VALUE. YOU CAN BUY AT SALES. Latest and most Up-to-date Shapes m PLEASE CALL AND SEE. HARD AND SOFT FELT HATS AND E. G. A. REYNOLDS. CAPS. — : ; LINEN COLLARS, every suse and shape. SUITS TO~MEASURE. MAT? IT WAY'« SUITS T0 MBASUHE. MAKJi WAI O Fit Guaranteed. HALF-YEARLY NOTE THE NEW ADDRESS. SURPLUS A Call will Repay Yo^l OTnfW CAI C Qoods Ri ß^ 4 » Priceß Ri B nt - MARK WAY Now Selling^ RIBBONS^ MERCER> MARK WAY Now Selling ' SILKS ' CLOTHIER. Japanese, Is, Is 6d MARK WAY Now Selling Glace Silk, Is lid MARK WAY Now Selling . DRESSES All-wool Serge Is MARK WAY Now Selling FLANNELETTES MARK WAY Now Selling 36in Pink, 4s lid doz. MARK WAY Now Selling 35in Cream 4s lid doz. MARK WAY Now Selling 35in White 4s lid doz. MARK WAY Now Selling BLOUSE FLANNELETTES MARK WAY Now Selling 2Jyds each, "W. J, CXXX. MARK WAY Now Selling MILLINERY . Ladies' Straw Hats MARK WAY Now Selling 2s lid to 6s 6d, now le. MARK WAY Now Selling Ladies' and Girls' MARK WAY Now Selling Trimmed Hats nnnja Now 2s lid. QIVES MARK WAY Now Selbng COLONIAL BLANKETS MARK WAY Now Selling 9/4 13s 6d, . 10/4 16s lid. MARK WAY Now Selling COLONIAL FLANNELS MARK WAY Now Selling^, Is, Is 3d VATTTP 8/- m theJ^eturnei) THE BEST VALTJE MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING SHIRTS, UNDERPANTS UNDERFLANNELS. 3/- in the Returned tow. On All LADIES' CLOTH AND TWEED JACKETS, SKIRTS, Etc., Etc. . MARK ~ A "W AY'S ONLY. riYHIS Cannot Fail to Interest You!— X H. J. Aadrews ha« just imported a large stock of English, American, and Colonial Boots and Shoe*, which are being told at unheard of pricei m Gisbornft. Gall and inneet. Rtpairi and Orderi a BpMUUt 7 . * Ml