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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8643, 2 December 1889, Page 3

ShippingUNIOS STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW Z ALAND (Limited) "\X7ILL despatch steamers as under from *" the Breakwater (weather and other circumstances permitting) :—: — FOR MANUKAU— Wanaka, on WEDNESDAY, 4th Deo. Mahinapda, on THURSDAY, sth Dec. Takapdna, on SUNDAY. Bth December. FOR SOUTHERN PORTS— TAKAPONA, on TUESDAY, 3rd December. Wanaka, on SATURDAY, 7h December Takapdna, on TUESDAY, 10th December FOR SYDNEY (From Auckland)— \ « Tabaweba, on TUESDAY, 10th December SPECIAL SERVICE j Between Munukna and Lyttelton, j Via New Plymouth and Wellington. The s.b. WANAKA leaves New Plymouth every Wednesday Afternoon for Munukau, and every Saturday morning for j Wellington and Lyttelton. Passengers booked through to London by Orient Line. NEW ZEALAND & SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION. In connection with the above Exhibition, to be opened on November 26th, the Union Steamship Company will issue, from the 16tb November, 1889, to 31st March, 1890, return tickets to Dunedin at the following Specially Reduced Rates, giving passengers the opportunity ot proceeding the whole way by steamer, or by train combined :—: — To Lyttelton (by steamer) : Saloon, £4 ; Second Class, £3. To Dunedin (by steamer): Saloon, £5 10s ; Second Class, £4. To Lyttelton (by steamer, thence by rail to Dunedin, returning same route) : Saloon, with Ist Class Railway Ticket, £5 17s 6d; Saloon, with 2nd Class Ruilway Ticket, £5 5s ; Second Cluss, with 2nd Class Railway Ticket, £4 sa. These tickets are available for 30 dava from date of issue, but the usual EXCURSION TICKETS (available for 3 months), as well as tickets including trip to Luke Wakatipu, will also be issued at reduced rates. Handbills giving full particulars of routes and fares, and information regarding special services of steamers, can be obtained at the Company's I©" Offices : BROUGHAM STREET. ~7n~l NORTHERS Jg|£Jk ST. AMSHIP Co. «3bse!sS& (Limited.) TIMETABLE FOR DECEMBER. FOR ONEHUNGA— (Weather and other circumstances permitting) Fbom Waitaba — Gaibloch, s.s., from Waitara, on TUESDAY (3rd), at 5 p.m. Gaibloch, s.s., from Waitara, on FRIDAY (6th), at 6.30 p.m. Gaibloch, s.s., from Waitara, on TUESDAY (10th), at 9.30 p.m. ItS* Cargo must bo booked and alongside one hour before sailing. Passage Tickets ruust be taken at the Company's office, or on board prior to sailing. W. D. WEBSTER, Agent, Gilmour's Buildings, Broupham-st., j and West Quay, Waifnra. Waitara, November 28 1889. b 471 tc TARANAKI HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. jt , r ""PHE Annual Ex ■*■ hibiiion will be held on Wednesday, December 4th, 1889. IS^t-gr^ly ecriptioDS are due. Tickets and catalogues may be obtained from EDWARD HUMPHRIES, a 338 hb tc Hon- Secretary. LOOK OUT FOS D. Rumney's SHILLING Is. Is. TABLE. THE GREATEST IN THE COLONY. ITUVESTAFF PIAN'-W, jQj H COLLIEB k CO TO Bf LET,— A CENTRALI V situated store in Brougham street, adjoining Bank of Now Zealand and Taranaki Institute. Early occupation can be given —Apply to | C. RENNELL, a4BO BronghaiUßtreot. FOR SALE. QPLENDID Block of open Land, oonsist- *^ ing of $>7 acrep 3 rood&, being section 18 of Block 9, Cnpn Survey District, and Sections 115 and 116, Block 8, Cnpe Survey District. Also, other properties. Money to lend. ' 0. W. GOVETT, ft&74hbd3 Bplicitor.