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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 11014, 3 September 1897, Page 2

__ _ Shipping. ! jf33k UNION STEAM SHIP ' I KS^"' COMPANY OF NKW : If ■"■■" ZEALAND (Limiti-.d) WILL despatch Steamers as undor ftcta the Breakwater, New Plymouth (weather and other circumstances permitting) : — FOR MANUKAU— Mahinapua, on TUESDAY, Sept, 7th — at 9.45 p.m. Takai-una, on SATURDAY, Sept. 11th —at 10 a.m. FOR SOUTHERN PORTS— Takapcjna, ou TUESDAY, Sept. 7th —at 6.30 a.m. o Alahinapua, on FRIDAY, Sept. 10th — at 10 a.m. "Connects inward 'Frisco Mail. May bo earlier or later. Cargo must be booked at Company's | office and delivered at Railway not later than 2.30 p.m. on Tuesdays for North, and for South 5 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays. Country cargo must reach New Flymouth by morning's train, accompanied by full particulars. Passengers booked through to] London by Orient Line. ■a.VI Orient Steam illl^Navigation Co. NEW PLYMOUTH TO LONDON 0 . „„ Leave Leavu Steamer Sydney< Mc i,, oUMI , Oroya ... Sept 20th Sept 25th Orient ..." Oct 4th Oct9ihV Cuzco ... Oct 18th Oct2:iid And fortnightly thereafter. Calling at Hobart, en route from Sydney Office : BROUGHAM-STRELT jPpp|l NORTHERN STEA M pS£g| SHIP COMPANY (Limited), FOR ONEHUNGA. From Breakwater — Gairloch, s.s., from Breakwater on FRIDAY (Sept. 3rd), at 9.45 p.m. Gairloch, b.s., from Breakwater, on TUESDAY (Sept. 7th), at 9.45 p.ia. FOR ONEHUNGA From Waitara— Kanieri,B.b., from Waitara, on SATURDAY (Sept 4th). 1. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Company's Offices. 2. Town cargo must be booked' at Company's Office and delivored at Rail way not later than 2.30 p.m. 3. Country cargo must reach New Plymouth and Waitara by morning train, accompanied by full particulars. W. D. WEBSTER, Agent. Offices : Brougham-street, New Plymouth, and West Quay, Waitara. New Plymouth, August 28, 1897. |L_^»^ NEW ZEALAND KJllgi SHIPPING OO.'S JpBM ROYAL MAIL LINES lif OF STEAMERS. FOR LONDON Via Monte Video, Teneriife, and ■ Plymouth. Steamer. Com'ander. From. Bate. Tongariro . Mayoss Well'gton Sept. 2 Ruahine ... Bone fAs may „ 30 Rimutaka.. Grecnstro't '<. bo Nov. 25 Kaikoura... Forbes (.arrged Dtc. 23 Warrants issued for Passages from United Kingdom. Round the World— (lst Class) through Canada or United States, returning by New Zealand Shipping Company, or vice verm, £125. The Company's steamers Tongariro, April 15th ; and Rimutaka, May 13th, will call at Monte Video ; also the Rnahine, April 29th, and Rimutaka, May 13th, will ! go home through tho Magellan Straits (weather permitting), calling at the port of Punta Arenas. For passage or freight apply to — WEBSTER & MoKELLAR, Agents. TJIROM the Rev. Alex Thomson, The X? Manse. Petone.— Mr A. E. Bjkes. —Sir.— l beg to state that I have used your Cura Cough on several •ccasions when members of my family have be«n troubled with colds. ' I have always found it give instant relief. For ordinary col .s either with children or adults, I consider at a safe and Bure remedy, d TTmLiA STOCK AND SHAREBROKER Land and Estato Agent, Valuer, Accountant, Auditor, and General Commission Agent. Interest, Rents, and Accounts Colli cted Fire and Marine Insurances effected. Share Lists, with latest quotations for all leading Colonial Stocks. Officeb : Exchange Chambers, Devon street, New Plymouth. JAMES SANDERSON, ARCHITECT. Offices: King's Buildings, Cornei of Dbvon and Brougham stbekts, NEW PLYMOUTH. PIANOFORTE TUNING. WT /~iOKER, Pianoforte and 11 • \>OKER, Organ Tuner and RepaL'er. Old instruments repaired equal to new. Tuning by tho year or singly. (^Address— Mr J. Gilmour, Stationer, .' Devon Street 55) MONET 1 | TO LEND,— Several thousand pounds on good security, at 5 per cent, and upwards. Apply to j STANDISH & KERR PRANK ■jMTESSENGEB, ARCHITECT (Eight years with Oakden and Kemp, Melbourne. Drawings and Specifications prepaied. Office : BROUGHAM STREET Opposite Town Hull. FROM Mr Aaron Marsh, Egmont Road.— Mr Sykes, Chemist, New. Plymouth, —Dear Sir, —For tho past 12 years I have suffered from a severe hacking cougb, and after trying many remedies without.success I was recommended by a friend, (the late Mr James Hill) to try -'SykW Cura Cougb," \which I found gave me immediate relief. I consider it the cheapest and best medicine I have ever purchased, as for the pat l 3 years it basjalways proved a friend ia seed.