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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10966, 8 May 1907, Page 2

9VQW TTNION STEAM i^Bßk SHIP COMPANY OF F / 1& NEW ZEALAND. \ Z TIME-TABLE. (Weather and other circumstances jF permitting.) j _ Steamship Balling. i aTl noh . T FOR SYDNEY, via AUCKLAND. j ~ diowera, Saturday, May 11, 10 a.m. I • FOR AUCKLAND. ! Vliowera, Saturday, May 11, 10 a.m. _ fOR NAPIEIx; WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN. rarawera, Sunday, May 12, 5 p.m. FOR BLUFF. HOBART, AND MEL- j BOURNE, rarawera, . Sunday, May 12, 6 > p.m. (Connects with Moeraki at Dunedin.) ?OR TOLAGA, TOKOMARU, WAI- A " PIRO PORT AWANUI* TUPAROA, - AND TE ARAROA. _ . Eaupiri (To be announced.) j■„ FOR FRD3NDLY ISLANDS SAMOA, \ FIJI, AND SYDNEY. ■ - (From Auckland.) • Atua, Tuesday, May 28. . £ (Waikare, Saturday, May 25, connects.) FOR RARATONGA AND TAHITI (From Auckland.) Manapouri, Tuesday, May. 14. . (Miowera hence Sat., May 11, connects). FOR SUVA AND LEVUKA (From Auckland.) Talune, Wednesday May 15. (Miowera, hence Sat., May 11, connects.) FOR VANCOUVER, via BRISBANE, FIJI, AND HONOLULU, (From : Sydney.) . R.M.S. Aorangi, Monday, May 13.. (Talune, from Auckland, May 15, connects.) - FOR LONDON, via SUEZ CANAL. (Orient-Royal Mail Line.) Leave Sydney Leave Melbonrno Ormuz, ' May 18 ~ May 21 FOR SYDNEY DD3ECT. . . (From Wellington.) Maheno, Saturday. May 11th. f FOR NAPIER (Cargo Only). ; S^wA^-Thuirs^ayr^lay 9th: FOR TOLAGA AND AUCKLAND. (Cargo only. From Wharf). Squall, to be announced. Tickets are available for stop-over or return by Messrs Huddart, Parker and Company s steamers. . n „ . Holders of return tickets should obtain boat pass at the office before embarking. Passengers for steamore advertised to sail before 9 a.m. shoiild be booked. on the previous day. Office open on Sundays from 4 to 4.30 p.m. for country passengers only. ;„. All freights must be paid at the omce before delivery of cargo. . ' UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, Ltd. . LADIES' . ,E¥ENING- : : : ; ;IWEA^R. WM. PETTIE AND CO. HAVE no\r opened up 'their final ' London Shipments for the - present Season, Including SOME- VERY SMART GOODS For "UIVENING & TTVINNER TX7EAR, Special mention may be made of a Choice Line of FULL EVENING BLOUSES In Soft Messaline and Taffetta Silks, in Sky, Pink, Nil, Rose, Ivory, , ' and White. ■ ; Also, Smart Effects in TRANSPARENT DINNER BLOUSES And a Choice Selection of Very Stylish Silk-lined BLACK VOILE SKIRTS, Suitable for Evening Wear. Also,— EVENING COATS/ FASCINATORS, FANS, -Etc. JUST TO HAND. ', All Sizes in 12 and 16 Mosquetaire White KID GLOVES. Also, Wlute and Cream Suedo and Silk Gloves, for Evening Wear. The above goods being limited in quantity and very scarce, Ladies -would do well to make their selections EARLY. . WM. PETTIE AND CO. OHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION. TfoTO NEED FOR FARMERS TO VISIT THE EXHIBITION NOW, AS THE FINEST EXHIBIT, THE GOLD MEDAL ■ OIL ENGINE, THE CENTRE OF ATTRACTION IN THE MACHINERY COURT, WILL BE IN GISBORNE NEXT SATURDAY, And can be viewed WORKING during the following week. C. B. DfLAUTOUR Agent, Lowe Street ANDERSON'S GOLD MEDAL OIL ENGINES (Stationery, Portable, Marine). 5 h.p. and 10 h.p. . " THE SIMPLEST, MOST DURABLE. MOST RELIABLE. And THE MOST CAPABLE ENGINE ON THE MARKET. SWEEP ! Our Brooms are the Best in the Market. Sweep clean— try one. All sorts of Good Brushes at Lowest Prices. A.MRRELUCo. IRONMOHGhRS. GISBO..HE. i FRANK fl HARRIS I AND CO., LTD. '■ Jgj' MONUMENTAB '. •vfi^l' MASONS. j[ Vyj NEW BRA NO H J^^J^ WORKS. l^f _J GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. Manager: R. W. CARY. HEAD WORKS AUCKLAND. A stock kept of Waths, Shells, Tomb Railings, and Tiles. Renovation and Concrete Walls done in Cemet«rie«. 164 H. J. BROWNLEE ARCHITECT.