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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 104, 30 May 1885, Page 2

(ivTI,..N OMPANY.

-\ I^tKE- 3teaia Com- — U m >cion with the C <^;*>^v)HINEU(iGRI RIVER

«nd TE ABOHA.

V.illUS: PATIKI, TE AROHA A*\D MEMSAHIB.

PATIKI, CKptain W. Brttis, * r . ■< Sh6rtland t calling at Goods Wharf .Mitiwhiy, ar 7 mormng V, . dttcsday, 8 morning t i ! .<\,9.30 morning f'nii, i,■ • roJia — .- liuhiay, 30lh, 7.30 morning r lu .^.iaC, 2ml, 10 morning 'i i.ilJsd'.N, 4tli, at 11 morning N.! iuiilhn>, 6th, 7 morning

FAU E S : Single. Return. Turn. i '' .U 2s 3s OJI llLxutHM -. 3s Od 5s Od J mi' u.n and Paeroa 4s Od 6s Od It- A. on 7s 6d 12s 6d

.Vti-itluT nnd other circumstsinces permitting. . .\firo>ponsihle f<.r accidents in shippiiii;, rairving, or disohaiging live stock, vi aiij .J,'«>ods, parcels, «&c, put on hoard nnit-> .*i.i;ned for, and all goods stored are it tlu- ii-«k <>f the consignees. 2m. c.*«nn for damage to or short de'er> «»t cargo will be recognised unless «de within 48 hours alter date of shipIhllt. i.i . information concerning the steamer, ii ci^lit, &c, may he ohtainod of the Agent lUli'.irk» Ahicr), Te Aroha, or at the office of the Thames River Steam Navigiititui v.tmipuny, Shortluud Wharfs

H. 0. GILLESPIE, Mana^ei .

-^ «* AUCKLAND DIRECT. 3S|PJ|Hi^_ The S.S. KOTUKU. I^LOM Auckland every Tuesday. Frf.m Te Aioha, eveiy Friday. Carjo ')nlv. No Transhippiuj?. THORNTON SMITH, & FIUTH. Asrent at Te Arolm — JOHN GIBBONS. April rind, 1885.

Coaches.

/"I ALLAGIIER'S BUS lir THE UUS TO WAIORONGOxMAI (rallying Passengers, and Parcels) LeflTes Te .\n.lia Daily at the following Hours:— i-.iiO a.m., 2 p.m., 4 p.m., and G p.m. Leasing Waioiomromai dail> at — h bO a.m , 1 p.m. 3 p.m and 5 p.m GD El'lHKh WAY. 61) E. Gallaguku, Proprietor.

j6^ LINE OF ' m £ m ■IP v X O DAILY Xj o o j± oh:o h: c s T«» .mil from following Places : — M-)RK,NSVILLE (inp««tinsr all Auckland 'Lain ), PAEROA, THAMES, WAIOTJOVOOMAI, also SHAFT ESBURY every T ■♦ day and Friday.

J>KADLEY ANJ) CO.'S " 5 FOUK-rIORSK Mail C«>arh «tarts fioic the Honk ini,' Office (adjoining WARUi N'S HOTEL) at 7 a.m. every Morning f.-r MOUUINKVILLEcnrrvinar PASSENGK'S ami PARCELS at MODERATE IJ| AItGES, and airi\ins? at Moninsville ,-,j 9ji m. Same Cowh leaves MORHIN'SVII. LE FOR TK AROHA and WAIOI'ONGOMAI e-.-n evening on arrival of THAJN FROM AUCKLAND. A Coach t'» i-'.nnt'ct Knaves Kiliun's Hotel, WAIOUONGOMAI e\pry morning at 6.30

PULY Couch to THAMES direct leaving T- \jolia at 9 a.m. Fares— Single, 9* ; Kr-tutn, 155., I'n^engerrt CAN BOOK and ohtain r l i.-k«'tH in advance At Kilian'H Hotel, WAIORONGOMAT, .. Wanvn's Hotel, TE AR()[IA, f.r at the BOOKING OFFICE, Whitalcer Btiv«-t, Te Aroliii* (.' r rinses and Buggies on Hire. Stahles op n at »ll J*ours. BRADLEY & CO., Propjietorß.

AVAIOHONGOMAI AND TE AROHA.

BItADLEY & CO.'S BUS is run at in-tn-\als to and from Waiorongomai and Te Aiohu daily.

MAIL NOTICE.

From and aft«*r Ist Jauuury, 1885, innils will clovie ut the Te Aroha Post Office aa follows : For Paeroa, Tauranga, Thames, Auckland # c t t — Monday, Tuebday, Thursday, and FrMay, 8.45 a.m.; and on Wednesday and Saturday, at 10.30 a.m. For Waitoa, Piako, Mori-ins vi]le, Haini! ton, VVaikato, and Auckland — Daily at 8 p.m. For Waiorongomai — Dailj- nt 9 a.m. l\»r Shaftpsbury— Tuesday and Saturday, at 9 a.m. Money- Order office and Savings Bank ope:i daily from 9 a.m. till 4 p.m., and on batuidity* till 5 p.m. The next English and European mail via San Francisco, is due in Te Arolia, on or about Monday, the let June. JNO. P. V i.CSE, Postmaster

T.l VERY Resident in the District should

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