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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 11824, 22 November 1901, Page 2

J -WaftaUNION STBAMSBIP A IS* GOMPANYOFNEW mL&mL ZEALAND (Limitbu) rT7ILL despatch steamers as fcnclel W from thd Breakw4te»;%New Plymouth (weather and otke* 'circumstances permitting) ;—; — Fo» Manuka^u— Tdcqrana, on Friday, Not. 22nd, at 8.30 p.m. Rotoiti, on Tuesday, Nov. 26th, 8.30 p.m. Takapuna. on Friday, Nov. 29th, 8.30 p.»> j Rotoiti, on Tuesday, Dec. 3rd, at &3QS&M FOR WELLINGTON"— Takapuna, oa Taesd^Nov. 26th, at noon Rot6iti, oh Friday, Nor. 29 th, at noon. .Tftkapuaat vm Tuesday, Dec. 3rd, at noon. Fob Dunedin, via Southern Ports— Without transhipment Upolu, on Monday, Nov. 26th> at noon. Passengers are requested to obtain their tickets at the Company's Office before joining steamers. " Gorgo mu3t be booked at Company's, Office and delivered at Railway not latet ' than 2.30 p.m. on Tuesdays ( aa4 Fridays /for North, and for South al 5 p.m. on Monday* and Thttrs Jays. Cottnky tsargo must reach New Plyttaootk^Tor Southern ports, not later ikvti Monday and Thursday evening trains; and for North, Tuesday and Friday morning trains, accompanied by full particulars. Passengers booked through to London by the Orient Liae, and Canadian and Australian Li*te> via Vancouver. " WfesT COAST SOUNDS EXCURSION. TpHE Magnificent s.s. WAIKARE! L 3071 tons register, will make t&is trip, leaving Dunedin about 13th JANUARY, 1902, aad fßturning on 27th January., Fares trbm £15. Full particulars later. UNION S.S. CO. OFFICE...««..BROU(IHAM STREET.

jtoi^j; NORTHERN STEAMg^ng^l SHIP COMPANY ||S>X|R (Limited). Fbom Breakwater— Weather and other oircumsta&eeft permitting). Ngapuhi, on Monday, Nov. 25th, 830 p.m. -„ , •- ; ■ Ngapafai, on, Thursday, Nov. 28th, 8.30 ' p.m Ngapuhi, on Monday, Dec; 2nd, at 8.30 p.m. Ngapubi, on Thursday, Dec. sth, 8.30 £p.m. Ngapuhi carries a f orecabin stewardess From Waitara — Chelmsford, for Onehunga, Tuesday, Nov 26th. Chelmsford, for Onehunga, Tuesday, Dec. 3rd. * Chelmford, for Onehunga, Tuesday, Dee. 10th. , s.B. Chelmsford carries saloon passengers only. FOB KAWHIA— F&OK Waitaba— Chelmsford, for Kawhia, Tubsday.Nov. 26th, at 9 p.m. 1. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Company's offices. 2. Town cargo must be booked at Company's office and delivered at Railway not later than 2.3 J p.m. 3. Country cargo must reach New Plymouth and Waitara by morning train, accompanied by full particulars. W. D. WEBSTER, v Agent. Offices: Egmont-street, New Plymouth; and Queen-street, Waitara THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN • CHRISTMAS OEW YE AR CARDS AT 0. P. COTTIERS, Before buying your Cards, call at the Studio, and look tnrough my large " collection. The Cards I am introducing this season are something entirely new, and at the price would be hard to beat. / Hundreds to select from. HBNBT HUGHES, REGISTERED PATENT AGENT, ' [EST ABLISHEI) 1882.] TRADE MAfeKS REGISTERED AND P A~ T E N T S Obtained in all Countries throughout the World. New Plymouth Office : Brougham-street. J.E.WILSON, ; Registered Patent Agent, b 854 Representative t By appointment to his Excellency the Governor, Earl Ranfurly. Telephone No. 227 BARTLETT, ART PHOTOGRAPHER, New Plymouth, y .; . ' . ; Under the Royal Patronage of their R.H. the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall ! „y. ; and York. REDtCTIoiTIN PRICES FOR BLACK AND WHITE WORK from August Ist, 1901. i Enlargements from any Photo 1;'1 ;' W. BAYNE, f - Manager. , [established 1880.] JO T>ARKER, • £!• XA&KBtf, NEK T RAILWAY CROSSING, D3VON-STREET CENTRAL, SEW PLYMOUTH MONEY. TO LEND,— -Several thousand pounds . on good security st 4} per cent, and upwards. Apply to ' STANDISH & KERB.