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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 9289, 15 January 1892, Page 4

[ISTABLISHKP 1882.1 JIJ&HOrU OaAOH SERVICE To & feom Nkw Plymouth. ; EVERY Wkdnkbday and Satubdat— will leave Rahota Hotel at 5.30 a.m. ; Parihaka Road at 5.65 a.m. : Pungarehu at 6 a.m. ; Warea at 6.30 a.m.; Puneho at 7 a.m.; Okato at 8 a.m.: Tatara at 8.20 a.m.; Abuahu at 8.43 a.m : Oftkora ab 9.15 a.m. ; Omata at 9.50 a.m. Arrive at New Plymouth 1 at 10.30 a.m. •- <- Leave New Plymonth at 3 p.m. ; arrive Rahotn at 8 p.m." : Passengerp oan be oomfortnbly provided with breakfast and tea at moderate charges atOkato, where the ooaoh ' stops half-an-honr to change horseß. -' ' .:-'<:! , In oon junction with the abovo Ooaoh Service,' a Luggage Van will ran to Bait the convenience of passengers' : heavy lag(?oge,&c.'- ' » !!>-■! 1 Booking offioeß': MoCallam'a General Store, RQbotu, and Riohardson'« Al Wniw Stables, New Ply month. •'' \> • 'O - For' further partioulare, apply to • . JAMES MoOULLtJ^ ,' ; a ( . Tbopbictob <y AGRN FOR 'JH3 BUDQBT. q6 b b & do.' s '■; ROYAL MAIL LINE OF OOA.OHE3 ' . '*" '■BBTWBBN :r New Piyttionth, HaWeta: via Opanako, ' * atxd Waimate Plains.', " ' OORREOTED IXME TABLE FROM JANUARY Ist, 1891; THE Coaoh leaves Mr Jatiob'a White Hart F«?tol on Monday, Wednrsoat, and Friday, at 9 a.m., for Opaoake; retarding, oq TiraspiY, Thob^dit " in I Satobday, at 3 p.m. TIME TABLE. , • \jtArm Monday, ' Lsaro* Taeeltty ' Wednesday, { • Thuwdny,; , nnd Frid»7i *nd BfttuhUy. a. m. a. vo, New Vlymonth 9 . 0 Opunake..* 8 0 Omata... 9 45 Oaonai >.. 8 50 Oakara ..,....,, 10 30 Rahota ... 940 p. m. . , .-' 0kat0.... 12 15 Pungareba 10 20 Paneha 1 0 Punehu ... 11 0 Pangareha 1 40 Okato 12 v »p. no. Rahota 2 30 • Oakucai ... ,/ 1 30 Oaonui 3 10, Omata .... 2 15 Opanake arr ... 4 0 tf/Ply'th »rr 3 0 Farther partioalara apply to >• <>' • •;• \w jobobb;'' 1 * u404 to •.;"'; : ; i 'R^rttaaWu '«/. „.-..*■ INGLEWOOD. '' r > T EAVES INaLEWOODjon Wedqes- •*— ' days and Saturdays at 8.15 a,m, ,for Now Ply month. From New Plymouth to Inglewood at 3.15 p.m. Orders left at the Taranaki Hotol, New Plymouth, or Coldwoll's Hotel, Inglewood, will receive prompt attention. Goods and parcels delivered to any part of tho town at oheap rates. JAMES TARRY. 412 JProprietor. . - ■"■: ?.^--. ':,",. • • \ \,%, Tlio un'versnl pnpnlarity of Aycr's HnirVlgof '■ tlir n'cst convincing pioof of its vnluo as a Dressing for the Hair. 7\'licn tlic linir becomes tWn, faded, or pro* iiintun'ly rtniy. tills iircparation restores all lt« foimer color, fuUncsß.and texture. Dlandi cooli ami flclirchtfully perfumed, Ayer's Hair Vigor prr\cnts baldness, tecps the head free from dnndruft, and cures unsightly and troublesome hninors of the scalp. Ladles desirous of having tin iilxmdnnce of soft, silky trcssei, and gentle* - men irho wish to preserve their youthful appoarancc to nn advanced age, \rot»\fi &n well tO furnish tholr toilets with WAyer's Hair Vigor, TBErARED BY Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass., 1). &A. Sold by Prugglsta and Per£um6». / PEIZE MBDAI> MADE OXLY FROM TOE FRESHEST UVEBV PEE, TASTELESS, . t DIBESTEBLE. Boli overv^'Acro in, capsuled bottllfc/ Who esole Agenta* BHA.RLASD & 00., Anklati'i,

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Holloway's Ointment and PiLtiS are boyoud all doubt tho mm vnluobk) and mostcouvoni^nt mcdic'm'is that travellers ufin take ncrosß tho sea 3to distant ciinads, for chango of climate an] tho now;, conditions aad sunoumiin ,8 of Jifo to whioh they will bo exposed will usfiurjdly^give rice to great disturbances oE tho system and to such BpeiiU moibid st%Us o( the blood and constitulion generally us will render tho use of these olioctnul remedies highly Doccsaory, for they will find n them a ready an i sifo mean? of relief in most of tho diseases which nffliot the human woe. and with them nt hund they may be eaid to have a physician always at their call.