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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7988, 5 October 1887, Page 3

Shipping. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OB 1 NEW ZEALAND (Lwitbd) TTJTILTi despatch Steamers » inder from V ♦' ' the Breakwater (weather aud other circumstances permitting : — FOB MANUKAU— Penguin on SUNDAY, 9th Ccfo' er. ' Wanaka on WEDNESDAY, 12th OotoberJ FOR SOUTHERN POBTS— HawbA on TUESDAY, 4th October. | Wanaka on SATURDAY, Bth October. ' Penguin on WEDNESDAY, 12th Oct. FOR SAN FRANOISOO (From AUCKLAND Zbalandia on MONDAY, lOlb October. FOR SYDNEY (FBOM AUCKLAND)— Manapoubi, on TUESDAY, 18th October. SPEOIAITsERVICE Between Manukau and Lyttelton, Via .New Plymouth aud Wellington. The S.S. WAKTAKA, 493 tous. *500 b.p., will be despatched from New Plymouth for Manukau every Wednesday. Evening, and for Wellington and Lyttelton every Saturday Morning. Passengers booked througn t London by Orient Line. igj" Offices : Brougbam Street. i *k»*. NORTBBRH a id£l^ STEAMSHIP 00. 3g™£3j£' (Limited.) TIMErABLE FOB OOTOBEB, (Weathor audotheroxfeimstflncegperraiUirg) FOB ONBHUNGA— Prom Waitara— Q AiBLOCJH, 8.5., from Waitara, on WEDNESbaY (sth Oct.), at 11 a.m. Gaibldoh, 8.5., from Waitara, on FRIDAY, (7th Oct), at 11 p.m. tfW Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before sailing. Passage Tickets mutt be faken at the Company's Office. W. I). WEBSTER, Agent. C'airie-fltfeet, and w est Qbay, Waitara, Waitara, October 4, 1887. 0471 !c Sales by Auction, WAIWAKAIHO, TO-MORROW. NEWTON KING Will sell by auction at his yards, Waiwakaiho, on the above date,— QA CALVES AND YEARLINGS Ov SO Good Yearlings 35 ) 8-months Steers 46 2-year Steers 60 Cows and Heifers, quiet 5 Springing Heifers On account of whon» it may concern-" 8 Cows and Calves. Sale at 1 o'clock. a4OO h bos , SATURDAY, , OCTOBEB 8. NEWT oIT KING Will sdl by auction at bis yard, on the Reclaimed Land, as above, — OA f\{\f\ FBBT Second-Class Jj\/ 9 \t\J\J BED PINE Boards and Scantling, some matched Sale Rt ll;30 o'clock. a 403 b ocß hmwf , . RETIRING FKOM BUSINESS TT A Y I N G decided to Discontinue my Jj_ Furniture Busiccsp, the Whole of the Stock (INCLUDING PIANOS) IS NOW offered to the public At a Discount of fr m 10 to 2S' per cent. THE MACHINERY, TOOLS, and PLANT Are also For Sale at Low Prices Terms may be erranged for sums ovor £20. CST- The Commodious Premises To Be Let. J|is. €• George. . a 261 hb tc THE LAST SEASON TN TABANAKI. Ajv-~, The Bauphin. ]lj|l HpHE , Greatest and Best of mJtw /■!•■ ,1 Traducei's mighty family, from Maria Thcreßa, a daughter of Rataplan (both sire and data imported from England;, will stand this stasoa here for t! c last time, aud it behoves breeders to at ome eecuna his services, as the number of Mores will bo limited. Tho Fee that he is now offered at is just to meet the times, sd bard upon all at pi36ent Tub Dauphin's stock are the best ever raised in this district, aud for grass-fed horEes s»re not approachable by any i i >ew I Zealund, some having left the biceicrs' hands at surprising pri.es ; one in 4uckla dat One Hundred Pounds, and not ouo jear old. Others not jet born (tie b.epokcn at faultless prices. His Btock ere almost perfection for size, substance, and good lookß, all beiug full of quality. JBe stamps his great Traducer blood 0 all, and they may at uuca be p.cked upon, the qnal'ty aud size shown in his s'ock — even from common hack mires—- astounding even the owners and breeders, Tcose that kuow the vnlue of the Eclipse, Hero. 1 , highflyer, and Mntchem blood at once pick upon Thu Dauphin as the coming i Sire of the Colonies, no other excelling bim in such a grand aud valuable combination. This is verified by some Atic'clacd breeders going to the rit=k and expense of sending mares to Taranaki ; one even sending au express mare, to breed a carriage horse. Terms : 1 horoughbreds, £8 Bs. ; hnlf-breds and others, £4 4s, Grcomage, 2s. 6d, Fees payable by P.M. at time of service, aSI3n3O M.CUNNINGHAM. si a P er day to k 0 nmfle by HJ_ g3g 3 A persona, of either Bex +» | TO j3"i*H£ in their ovmlocaMesto w **** workforus. New business, All meetwithvfonderful&uooess. Anyone can do tho work, Capital not required. 'We will Btart you. Outfit worth £1, mailed free, Ihe ol> p.oymcnt ia particularly adapted to the region In which tlaiu paper circulates, Ho> b a:io girls oarn nearly jb much asiuon. Foil particulars and inttruotiona mailed free, Now ia your timo— don't <i«lay, but write to ub at onoe. Address, Silicon tc Co.* Pottlßudf Mala«, United States,