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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8790, 28 May 1890, Page 3

Shipping. UNION STEAMSHIP COM PANT OF NEW ZEALAND (Limitbd) I "VKTILL despatch steamers as under from ; v the Breakwater (weather and other circumstances permitting) :—: — FOR MANUKAU— Takapdna, on SATURDAY, 31st May FOR SOUTHERN PORTS— Wanaka, on FRIDAY, 30th May Takapdna, on TUESDAY, 3rd Juno FOR SYDNEY (From Auckland)— Mararoa, on TDEBDAY, 3rd June. Passengers booked through to London by Orient Line. «XT OraoES : BROUGHAM STREET. .• %*, NORTHERN Jjllj^ STEAMSHIP Co. 'SsEeisSSte' (Limited.) TIMETABLE FOR MAY— JUNE. FOR ONEHUNGA— (Weather and other circumstances permitting) From Breakwater — Gairlooh, h.s., from Breakwater, on FRIDAY (30th), at 5 p.m. From Waitara— GAIBLOorj, b.b., from Waitara, on TUESDAY (3rd Jane), at 7 30 p.m. Gairloch, b.s., from Waitara, oc FRIDAY (6th June), at 10 p.m. IgT Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before sailing. Passage Tickets must c taken at the Company's office, or on board prior to sailing. W. D. WEBSTER, Agent, Gilmour's Buildings, Brou^ham-st., and WfiPt, Quay, \\aitnru. Waitara, May 26, 1890. b 471 to c ~iT j a" m c s, COMMISSION AGENT,* ACCOUNTANT, AKB LAND VALUER, STRATFORD. 282 hb to TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SCCIBTY. T IST of persons to whom Licenses to •*— ' Kill Game have boen issued (Licenses are issued only at the Post-office :—: — H. Brown J. Moore W. H. Buck W. Baskeville Jas. Richards W. W. Middleton H. Harrison H. J. Newmun W. Bewley C. Coomber Frank Juliun J. Paul bain Julian Fred. Gibbons Thos. Cowling Wm. Monk F. D. Cornwall Alfred Rowe K. Olimo L. Hiunertoa A. Norton F. W. Green A. Tuko E. Pott W. W. Christie H. G. Forlong H. Mills 11. A. Smith W. Innes R. Stevens E.Viokers E. D. Weetmacott To Sell Qamk. A. Lenaban Sole Broß. W. L. NEWMAN, 624 tc II on. Sec. BUTTERWORTH'S %1M ■MFBI6BITT SHftP, ALEXANDRA HALL. THE undersigned has started in his old business of Bu^erand Seller of New and Second-hand Goods. Furniture, Wearing Apparel, Saddlery, Jewellery, Maori CuHop, Books, or aoything he can turn a shilling with from A Needle to an Anchor. J. BUTTEMVVQMTffI* First Shop in the ALKXANDKA HA.LL. 667 je7 IMPORTANT XTOTICE. G. Greagirjile, CASH PALACE, Has decided to CONTINUE his Great CLEARING SALE FOR ONE MONTH LONGER, when all WINTER GOODS will be sold at REDUCED PRICES. Blankets Flannels Shirtings Calicoes Hosiery Dress Goods Winoeys a less thau cost. Men's and Boys' Oilcoatß Overcoats' Mackintoshes Suite, &c, &c, and, in fact, the whole of the stock will be sold al unheard of prices. Be in time for Be in time for the real tbe real genuine genuine BARGAINS, BARGAINS, as the* gooda must and will bn SOLD. ( « Cieagntiie, CASH PALACE. 659 jy5 H H. SOLE, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, T_J .\ VING taken over the business from •** Mr F Bkll, hopes by striot attention to bueinees to gain and merit a fair ebare of publio patronage. Horse shoeing and general smithy work done at the lowest pobsible prices"\A nimble sixpence is better than a slow ehiiliny." Note the address— R. H. SOLE (Late F. Bell), Near Weeleyan Chapel. LAisD ! LAND! I LAND ! ! ! ! XT7AN ' ED, — Owntrs to piece their V V properties on my Land Register. No charge unless a sale is effected. Required at once on lease, 800 to 500 acre Farm ; also Isveetmecta for various flarau of B»omy.,~w, J. SHAW, Land agd Cow w lesion Ageut-