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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8663, 27 December 1889, Page 3

Shipping UNIOM STEAMSHIP O>-.IP\ V OF NEW Z *LAND (LIMJIED) \X7TLL despatch steamers as und^r from y » the Breakwater (weather and other circumstances permitting) :—: — FOR MANUKAU— Takapuna, on SUNDAY, 29th December FOR SOUTHERN PORTS— Wauaka, on SATURDAY, 28th December SPECIAL SERVICE Between Manukau and Lyttelton, Via New Plymouth and Wellington. The s.B. WANAKA leaveß New Ply- | mouth every Wedneßday Afternoon for Manukau, and every Suturrtu) morning for Wellington and Ljttblton. Passengers booked through to London by Orient Line. NEW ZEALAND & SOUTH SEAS EXHIBU'ION. In connection with the above Exhibition, to be opened on November 26th, the Union Steamship Company will ißsue, from the 16th November, 1889, to 31st March, 1890, return tickets to Dunedin at the following Specially Reduced Rates, giving passengers the opportunity of proceeding the whole way by steamer, or by train combined :—: — To Lyttelton (by Btearaer) : Saloon, £4 ; Second Class, £3. To Dunedin (by steamer): Saloon, £5 10s ; Second Clqbs, £4. To Lyttelton (by eteamor, thence by rail to Dunedin, returning same route) : Saloon, with Ist Class Railway Ticket, £5 17s 6d; Saloon, with 2nd Class Railway Ticket, £5 5s ; Second Clues, with 2nd Class Railway Ticket, £4 sb. These tickets are available for thirty day« from date of issue, but tbe usual EXCURSION TICKETS (available for 3 montbß), as well as tickets including trip to Lake Wakatipu, will also be issued at reduced rateß. Handbills giving full particulars of routes nnel fare?, and information regardinn special services of Bteamers, can be obtained at the Company's WEST COAST SOUNDS EXCURSION. The B.s. TARAWERA will make three Excursions from Dunedin, tbe first leaving on 9th January, 1890. Fares from Duneiiin, £12. Jubilee Celt brat ion tt i mk.;nd. Special Excursion 'iicketß ui>. li in-ind from 14U» to 31st January, -uVai'.^jL ».i 4 weeks. Return fa^es to Oaehunua — £1 15 a Saloon, £1 Steerage. <S" Offices : BROUGHAM STREET. „ H.^ NORTH liRN Jgjgjk STEAMSHIP Co. ■SsgßEr,iato (Limited.) TIMETABLE FOR DECEMBER. FOR ONEHUNGA— (Weather and other circumstances permitting)) Fbom Waitara — Gaiklgch, b. 8., from Waitaro, on SATURDAY (28th), at 11 a.m. Gaibloch, s.s., from Waitara, on TUESDAY (31st), at 4 p.m. Igr Cargo must bo booked and alongside one hour before sailing. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Company's office, or on board prior to sailing. EXCURSION SEASON. RETURN TICKETS will be iesued at Reduced Ratks during the monthß of December, 1889, January, February, and March, 1890; available for return for three months from date of issue. W. D. WEBSTER, Agent, Gilmour's Buildinae, Brouaham-st., and West Quay, Waitara. Waitara, December 24, 1889. b 471 tc WANTED KNOW N,— That McCdllum's Coaches will sarry Passengers at REDUCED FARES to New Plymouth and Opunake Races. Intending passengere will kindly book early, so that proper arrangemeats may be made. a 721 hb d3t THE ONLY REAL VALUE One Shilling Table IN THE TOWN. I have useful articles at good value for Is 6d and 2s on my Shilling Table. I wish to notify the public that 50 to UK) per cent, can be saved by bujing off my Shilling l able — and real, serviceable articles obtained. NO TRASH/ NO OLD STOCK I NO CAST ASIDE SAMPLES ! Gall andjnspect PRESENTS &IV. N AWAY AS USUAL. D. Rumney, Lan cashire House. WT~H. WEBB'S Is the best place To Buy your XMAB FRUITS at, as he keepß the largest variety of Local and Imported Fruits. W. E~WEBB, FRUITERER & CONFECTIONER, DfiVON-STREET CEKTRK, N3LW PLYMOUTH-