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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10331, 12 June 1895, Page 3

(Shipping. |3^gS COMPANY CP NEW ptoßi££esii| ZEALAND I (Limited). WILL ("eipatch steßmorß as nnder trom the Breakwater (weather and other circumstances permitting): — FOR MANUKAU— Mahimapda, on TUESDAY, June lllh-at 9.45 p.m. Takapuna, on FRIDAY, Juno 14th- at 1 30 p m. FOR SOUTHERN PORTBMahihapua, on FRIDAY, June 14th— at " 10 a.m. Takapuna, on TUESDAY, June 18th— at 6 a.m. Passengers booked through ,tc London by Orient Line. ag- Okfiob : BROUGHAM STREHT. jg^HMa fICBTHbBN STEAlisfe^S SHIP COMPANY jj (LnnixD)a FOR ONEHUNGA. From Breakwater— Gairlooh. b s.. from Breakwater, on TUESDAY (June 11th), at 9.45 p.m. Qairloch, b.s., from Breakwater, »n FRIDAY (Jane 14th), at 9.45 p.m. Igf Cargo mast be booked and alongside one hour before sailing. Passage Tickets must be taken at'jthe Company'a office, or on board prior||to sailing. W. D. WEBSTER, Agent, Gilmonr'e Buildings, tSrongham-at., and West Quay, Wai tare. New Plymouth, May 31, 1895. Sr—iarN NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING OO.'S k§J|M ROYAL MAIL LINES i OF STEAMERS FOB .LONDON, Via Monte Video, Rio, Teneriffe,*and Plymouth. __ Steaauer. Commaad'i From. Date. Rimntafca . Greenstreet Lytrelton Tnn IS Ru9pebu...Fin!ey Lyttelton J'ly 11 Tongariro Mayoss i As may Aug 8 Rnabine ... Bone Ibe arngd Sept 5 Warrants issued for Passages from United Kingdom. Round the World— (FirstClass) through Canada or United States, returning byNew Zealand Shipping Co., or rice versa, £125. For passage or freight, apply to WEBSTER & MoSELLAR, Agents. Tenders BOROUGH COUNCIL. rpHE tim* for the TENDERS fo be rent JL In for LessiDg ihe Council Chambers in Brougham street ii EXTENDED to the let Joiy. THOMAS HEMPTON, Town Clerk. June 12, 1896. a255b TO BUILDJSES. nnENDERS will be received by the X undersigned up till 12 (noon) on Saturday, the 15th June, 1895, for the ERECTION of DAIRY FACTORY at Maketawa, near Inglewood. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Planß and Kpeciflcations on view at Mr Alfred Perry's office at Inglewood, and at Stratford on application to JOHN W. WARREN, al9lb Architect. i NOTIGE; J HAVE WIFHDRAWN all my Properties FROM SALE for one Month. W. COURTNEY. a2stb TARANAKI ACCLIMAIISATION BOOIETY. THE SHOOTING SEASON for Native and Imported Game in tbe Diatrict consisting of the Connties of Taranaki and Clifton (excepting the Mount Egmont Foreßt Reserve), "will commence on the Ist May and end on the 31st July. In the Mount Egmont Forest Reservt being the area within the circumference a circle having a radius of six mileß from the summit of Mount Egmonl, the ahoojing of Native and Imported Game ii strictly prohibited at all times. Lioenseb Granted — W. S. Broderick George Rutherford J.T.Campbell 11. T. Hall E. W. Wheatley H. B. Lepper C H. Cbavannes Geo. Hellier Harry Jeffreys Alfred Rowe W. G. Knvvett G. W, Wareham W. Mills W, T. Bishop T. C. H. Nichollfl 0. > u mith C. Rogers W. Bewley^ H. Now man 0. U. Kuraboll F. \V. Pennington N. Sheppard J. Little F. A. Peareon li. Bagsbaw Richard Aroa R. D. Htuart Fred. Giobons E. Brood Jas Hapvey W. F. Jenkina W. A Btochloy R. H. Pigott Win, Colson, jun. John Bennett E. T. Harrison Johoilarvey li. H. Daviea Thos. Corkill Dr. Valintine P. Bishop W. H. Gyde A. btreet Samuel Julian J. Giddy F. D. Cornwall H. J. Blanchett A. L. Tuke D. Punwardon W. Black A. Owen Honry Corbett Dr. J. M. Christie Jaa. Burgesa H. Middloton A H. Good W W. Oristio John Rualiog Charles Meßscnger Jervis George Arthur Gilbert Thos Cowling T. Coulter S. Proaser E. (syde Win Smart, jun.J T. Bofton J.E.Wilson K. T. Lover Wui Oliver E. Quigley G. Tunnß^liff N. Fitzgorald JL Gilbert Frank Julian W. lnneH W . 0. Adamson C. R. Uayloy J V. Diuglo G. Limb N. Brown Jcb'-*i)b Peacock 0. 0. Smith LIOEN&KS 'JO Si;iL — Sole Bros. Licenses enn only be obtained from the Chief Postmußter at Now Plymouth. l^" £5 Reward will bo paid to any pernon procuring the conviction of any olTondor agaiofct the provißicn^ ot (% Tlio Animals Protection Act, 1880.' D. MoALLUta, 859 m Becrtita'ry.