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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 253, 26 October 1901, Page 2

N'fON STKAM SHIP OOJIPAST UF I. NEW ZEALAND (LIMITKV>} WHS .)««va»c!i staonwrf. An uuaar i'rjiu SU« nrwfc'v-.iar o'ow oirioOTFOR \'r\N'lTKAl, R itoiti. od Toeiiv. 2flth Oc o>> r, at 9.45 p.m Vakapdn K, oti Kiiidav, Ist November, at 8.45 p.m. Kotoiti, on TirtaiiAY, Sth November, at 8.45 p m. Takapuni, no Friday, Sth November, at K. 45 p.m. IT iK WELLINGTON. Takapuna, on Tuksuay, 29th October, at noon. Kotoit;, on Friday, Ist Nove Tiber, at noon. Takapuna, on Tuesday, stli N-.vember, at noon. Kjtoiti, on Fbiday, Sth November, at noon. FOR DUNEDIN VIA ROTTTHXUN I'ORTt(WITHOUT TRANSHIPMENT.) Upoiiii, on Monday, 11th November, at noon. Passengers are requested to obtain their Tickets at the Company's Office before joUing pteamers. | -"-K most bu boofcod at Ooebi any's office , v< ! 'l-nvirod at Railway not later than 2.30 j r . Tuesdays and Fridays for North, far Booth at 5 pra, on Mondays and ! rhursdtys, f (Ir.irtry carpo mast reach Nuw Plvmoatb I -For Southern Ports, not later than Mon- ; 'ays' and Thursdays' evening trains; and I for North, Tuesdays' and Fridays' morning trains, accompanied by tull pirticulars. I Panangers booked thronprh tc- London by | r iri«»t Line, and Canadian and Austrai Han Line, via Vancouver. ; oyirioß ... bboit.i»a« stbwt ! WEST COAST SOUNDS EXj CURSION. THE magnificent B.S. WAIKARK (3,071 reg. tons) will make this trip, leaving i Dnnedin about 13th January, 19D2, returning on 27th January. Fares from £ls. Full particulars later BID NT PACIFIC LIVE. rflW PLYMOUTH SO LONIMN. Via Oolombo, Snex, Napier, Marseilles, and Gibraltar. And Fortnight'y]khereaftar * Twin screw. f Calling at Hobarten route from Sydney or Melbourne Agents for all New Zealand Ports, UNION STEAM SHIP UO. THE "ALL BED" MAIL ROUTE TO LONDON. CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN LINE. New Zealand to London, Via Sydney, Brisbane, Honolulu, ictoria, and Vancouver, and through Canada or the United Btates by the Canadian, Pacific, or other railway lines.

For fall particulars, passage money, sailings, etc., apply UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD., Brougham-street. Northern sttam ship cokfaht (L Hiiro). Timb Tablh fob October, Weather and other rfrsnmstancoi permitting), FOR ONBHUNGA. *NGAPDHI, from Breakwater, on MONDAY, 28th October, at 9 45 p.m *NgAPUHI, from Breakwater, on Thubß- - 31st October, at 9.4S p.m, •Ngapohi, from Breakwater, on Monday, 4th November, at 8.10 p.m. •Carries fore-cabin stewardess. FOR RAOLAN FROM BREAKWATER. (iAIBLOCH, from Breakwater, on MONdiy, 28th October, at 9 a.m. CIHELM3POHD, from Waitara, on TDE3DAX, 29th October. Ohrlmsfobd, from Waitars, on Tubbdat, sth November. FOR KAWHIA, FROM WAITARA. Ghblmsfobd, from Waitara, on TubsoAt, 29th October, at 10 p.m. The s.s. Chelmstord carries saloon paasengerously only. Kvwhia CABOO.-AH charges to Kawhia most bo pbbpaid before shipment. 1 font, cargo must be booked at Company's jfiica »sri delivered at Railway not later >h*.n i.M p.m. Ovntry cargo mast reach New Plymouth W utara by morning train, accompanied •>T f"i'i i»rtlnular* r«ivtM(rH Ticket* most be taker at thr OSce prior to sailing, ti V 11 WEBSTER, Ag^ni. Ornuaai—Kgmont-atreet. Now Plymouth Qaeen-alraet, Waiters NOTICE OFREMOVAL MR JAMES BUTTERWORTH begs tc notify that he tiai REMOVED into the premises recently occupied by Mr. Abbott, in Devon-street, where he will ha\: plenty of room to display his MAORI AND OTHER OURIO3, 4c , &c to the rest advantage. He s'ill buys and sells everything from « needle to an anchor. If you want an Express, Spring Trap, a Sulky, GO TO BUTTERWORTH. If yon want a N6W or Second-hand Bet Harness, GO TO BUTTERWORTH. If yon want a New or Second-hand Saddle and Bridle, GO TO BUTTERWORTH. If you want a Gold or Silver Watch. I GO TO BUTTERWORTH. If you are unable to obtain what you want elsewhere, GO TO BUTTERWORTH, who has a large collection of all sorts of goods. If yon want a Typewriter, If you want a Copying Press, If yon want a Camera, GO TO BUTTERWORTH. Persons wishing to inspect his larg lection of Maori Curios are invited to any Tuesday, when they will be welcomed without being asked to buy. Address— J. BUTTERWORTH, OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, Devon-street. W. H. PILLAR NOTIFIES the residents of New Plymouth and District that he has started business an PAINTER PAPERHANGEIi GLAHER 8IC:; WRITER AND GENERAL HOUSE DECORATOR. Estimates supplied and orders promptly attended to. Having secured the services of A. Cleland as mana/er, all work intrusted to me will be under his personal supervision, and 1 trust that hy attention to business to merit a fair share of the public patronage. Devon-street Bast, next Healy, Grocer. I