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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7984, 30 September 1887, Page 3

Shipping. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OP NEW" ZEALAND (Lwhtbd) \K TILL despatch Steamers a nnder from VV\ the Breakwater (weather »nd other circumstances permitting :— FOB MANUKAU— H"awea oh' SATUBDA'¥, l«t October. Wawaka on -WEDNESDAY, sth October. Penguin on BATJJBDA3T, Bth pctober. , FOB 80UTBEBN POSTS— Wanaka on SATUBD&Y, Ist October. Hawba on TUESDAY, 4th October. ; Wanaka en SATURDAY, Bth October, FOB SAN FBANOIBOO (FBOM A TJOKLAND Zbalandia. on MONDAY, lOtb Ootober. FOB SYDNEY (FBOM AUCKLAND)— TABAWBBA, on TUESDAY, 4th October. SPEOIAITsERVIOE Between Manukau land Lyttelton, Via New Plymouth and Wellington. The s.S. WANAKA, 493 toss. 600 b.p., will be despatched from New Plymouth for Manukau every Wednesday Evening, and for Wellington and LytteUon every Satnr/i&y Morning. ' , Passengers booked througu . London by Orient Line: O" Offices : Broiiffbam Street. \ *L"k * NPRTHBBN '; Jfelfij^ STEAMSHIP':. Op.' '* TIMETABLE- FOB SEPT.-OOT. (WeathotandothertircnmstancsspermittiDg) FOR ONEpUNGA-* Prom Waitara— Qaihlooh, s.s,, from Waitara, on FBI* DAY, (30th Bepl\) at 7 p.ro, Qaiblooh, s.s., from wfaitara, on TUESDaY, (4th Oct.), at 10 p.m. From Breakwater— Blacgbegob, 8.8..- from the Breakwater, on ££SATUBDAY (Ist Oct.), at 10 a.m. US' Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before sailing, ' Passage Tickets mutt be taken at the Com* pany's Office. W. .D. WEBfcTEB, • ; •'" Agent. Cuirie-atreet, and West Quay, Waitara. . Waitara, September 30, 1887. , • 6471 to SPRING ' AND SUMMER, 1887. Cheapside House, NEW PLYMOUTH. F.A.PORD WJSHES to c*ir attention -to the arrival. of the bnlk of his Summer Order ex "Aorangi,"' • | which will' be supplemented by each steamer. Our stock now consists ofallihe LATEST NOVELTIES! Prints, " ?^ Sateens, Tangi Clothe, Galateas, Nnn's Tailings, Lawn Tennis Beize, ' Jersey Crepe, r Foule, etc., etc. Fllfif ■ BSpSWSIT 1 This Department is now fully supplied with some very choice goo.ds in 4 and (vbattoa Kid Gloves (in ' tan, black, and fancy), .all the New Shades in Silk, Liale, ami other makes, Lace" Ties, Parasols, ' • Laces,, . / Buttons, etc, r etc. , I ' WILLW «RY I Special care has been besfowed upon the selection of Straw Hats and Bonnets, Flowers, Feathers/ ' with Bibbons to match, „;,'', P\EESS and ■jl/TANTLEMAKIN'a. F. A. FOBD Having succeeded when in Auckland in securing a really First-Olaßs Dress and Mant'emaker (just arrived from LoaOon), Ladies can rely on getting a , Perfect Fit, combined with the most recent Novelties in vogue afc\Honae and ; bn- the Confluent; s -We trust all our Lady Customers .that were so well pleased with our .late Dressmaker will give ns another trial, when, we venture to say, they will not regret it. Charges moderaie,. Apprentices wanted at onoe. F. A, Ford, CASH DRAPER. New Plymouth. , , , 421 tc GOLDWATER, BROS., Wholesale Grocers and Wine and Spirit 5^ Merchants. j» BOTTLERS of Joel's Prize DUNE DIN ALE AND STOUf. ' I i AGENCIES J. «nd T. MKEK MILLERS. • t.:siX INBUBaNOE SOOIBTY. 489 tc I y\ -. -,nd PBAOH BLiaHT remoI J\. c< <•„ In Practical gnlde,— Pilw WI a«AM. gttot, New FJ/awth, -