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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 9288, 14 January 1892, Page 4

[tsTAßLisniP 1882.1 *IAHOTU OoToH SEBVIOB To & tbom N>w Plymouth. EVERY Wbdnisday and Sattjbdat— will leave Rahotn Hotel at 5.30 a.m. ; 'Parihaka Road at 5.55 a.m. ; Pungarehu at 6 a.m. ; Waroa at 6.30 a.m.; Paneho &t 7 a.m.; Okato at 8 a.m.; Tfttara at 8.20 a.m. ; Ahuahu at 8.45 a.m '; Oaknra at 9.15 a.m. ; Omata «t 9.50 a.m. Arrive at New Plymouth at 10.30 a.ut. Leave New Plymouth at 3 p.m. ; arrive Rahota at 8 p.m. Passenger? oan be oomf ortably provided with breakfast and tea at moderate oharges at Okato, whero the ooaoh stops half-an-hour to change horses. In conjunction with the above Ooaoh Service, a Lnggage Van will run to suit the convenience of passengers 1 heavy luggage, &o. Booking offioes : MoOnllnm's General I Store, Rahota, and Richardaon'e V isonfv Stables, Now Plymouth. For further particulars, apply to JAMES MoOULLUM, ' Pbopbwtob <ar AQBN FOB THB BUDGET. OO B B & O O.'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF OOAOHES BBTWEIN Now Plymouth, Hawera. via Opanake, and Waimate -Plains. ■ ' " CORRECTED lIME TABLE FROM JANUARY lßt, 1891. THE Coaoh leaves Mr Jacob's White. Hart Hotel on Monday, Wsdnbbday, and Fbiday, at 9 a.m., for OpunaVe; returning on Toisday, Thdbsdiy an I' Satubday, at 3 p.m. .TIME TABLE, tarns Monday, Lbatm VamOaf WodnoeiUy, Ttarwlny, ; and Friday. mnd ButaKUtj. a. m. ' a.' m. Mew Vlymouth 9 0 Opnnako..* 8 0 v Omata... .'. 9 45 Oaonul .», 8 50 ! Oakura ......^ 10 30 Rahota ... ,9 40 p. m. ' Okato 12 15 Pangareha 10 20 Panehu 1 0 Punehu ... 11 0 Pangarehu 1 40 0kat0...... 12 V - P' ™' Rahota 2 30 Oakara ... 1 80 ' Oaonui ......... 3 10 Omata .... 2 15 Opanake arr ... 4 0 N.Plv'tbarr 3 0 Farther particulars apply to M /ONES, n404 to Pbopbiktob. INGLEWOOD. T EAVES INGLEWOOD] on Wodnei- •»-' days and Saturdays at 8.15 a.m, for New Plymouth. From New Plymouth, to Inglewood at 3.15 p.m. Orders left at the Taranaki Hotel, New, Plymouth, or Coldwell's Hotel, Inglewood, will receive prompt attention. " f ... Goods and parools delivered to any part, of the town at obeap rates. i „- JAMES TARRY' 412 / 0■ \ ■ m : - **\ n -X. ■' m- ■ <v? The nn'vcrsal ropulniily of Aycr's Hair Vlgot ( c the most commemg proof of its Miluo us it Dressing for the Hair, vVlien iY.f liniv becomes thin, faded, or pro. iiwicroly p-iiy, this preparation restores all Its • formcroolor, fullness, and texture. BlMid,cool, slid tloHghtfuHy perfumed, Acer's Hair Vigor prevents baldness, keeps the liead free from ctnndruff, nnd cures unslglilly nnd trouWesomo Immors of the scalp. Ladies desirous of having an tibundnnce of soft, silky tresses, and gentlemen who wish to preserve their youthful appenrnnce to nn advanced ngo, ivcvfo fa well to furnish their toilets with I' Ayer's Hair Vigor, PKErAHED BY Or. J, C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass., U.&A Bold by Druggists and Fertumon. t?:r,iz;:e3 3ycEU,A.x» MADE OMY FBOM IBE FRESIIES! LIVERS. PUfiE, TASTELESS, siesm& Who eialo Agent* • SHARLAND & 00., AnokLud, Holi/)Way'B Ointmbnt and Pilm are beyond all doubt tho racst valuable and moat convenient medioinea that trayellert * can take across tho eoaa to distant olitneß, for change of climato and tlio new con- - dttioEß an.d sunouaiiiu.e of Mfo to whioh they will 1.0 oxpos?ii will assuredly give rise to groat diB f urb.in:9B of tho system nod to stiuh spe ill uioibil Bt<»tOB ot the blood and conßlitutiou generally as will render the uko of theso effectual remedies highly Doceesary, for they will field tt them a ready ana safe means of relief ia moßt of the diseases whioh offliot the human race, and with them at hand they may be said to have a physician always at their call, ' _