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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12117, 7 November 1902, Page 1

SHIPPING. F^™ra NORTHERN STEAM*^rvrc?| ship company y S^^ajl (Limited). j,p#»»-<n«Bs^ s 2| From Breakwater — (Weather and other circum- j stances permitting). FOR ONEHUNGA— F.S. TsGAPUftI, — MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, 8.30 p.m. Ngapuni carries a forecabin stewardess 1. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Company's offices. 2. Town cargo must be booked at Company's office and delivered at RailVfny not later than 2.30 p.m. 3. Country cargo must reach New Plymouth by morning train, accompanied by full particulars. i W. D. WEBSTER, Agent. Offices : Egmont-strpet, New Plymouth f wJ,O* NORTHERN STEAM--\A f//i SHIP COMPANY liiyiiilsi ( LlMIT2I) )- y^ROM W4TTARA (weather and }'■ other circumstances permitting) : — PROM ONEHUNGA TO RAGLAN AND KAWHrA:— S.S. Kanieri carries Saloon Passengers only. Passages must be taken at tLe Company's Offices. Cargo must roach Waitara by morning train, accompanied by full particulars. Freierht to Kawhia must be prepaid. WYLLIE, STOTT. & CO., 674 Agents, Waitara. : *wtk SHAW, SAVILL, AND JcjM^^ ALBION CO., Limited. "VfljTlkL despatch their Vessels as II under (circumstances permitting) FOR LONDON. STEAMERb. p^tof Name. Ton Co , m " l t T Dep< *^ mander. Sailing. i .Aofcea 6334 Lowden Oct 16 W'gtn K;trameaf 5563 Burton Nov 14 „ Athenic 0 12380 Kemp- Dec 11 „ son , ° Accommodation for First, Second, and Third-class passengers. tAccommodation for First and Thirti class passengers, The .Homeward passage will be via Eio de Janeiro or Monte Video and Teneriffe, or St. Vincent. f Taking saloon and steerage passengers. The undersigned is empowered to grant passages from London to TSew Zealand, payment for which has been guaranteed in colony. NEWTON KING, Agent for New Plymouth. 'rM fZkk\ ROYAL MAIL M^BM*& STEAMERS IPOtt MARSEILLES AND LONDON. nrtHE Company's Steamships will be A. dospat.chod with. Her Majestj's mails R3 jfoilows, for LONDON, calling at I'ofombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles, (-)bralfcnr, Plymouth (with liberty to call s x. Rricdisi) :—: — Leave Leave Steamers. Tons. Sydney, Melbourne, noon noon. InJia ...j 7911 Nov. 1 Nov. 4 (V.eana ... 6603 „ 15 „ 18 Australia ... 6901 „ 29 Dec. 2 Victoria .. 6527 Dee. 13 „ 16 Himalaya ... 6898 „ 27 „ 30 Britannia ... 6525 Jan. 10, 03 Jan. 13 Rome ... 5545 „ 24 „ 27 Arcadia ... 6603 Feb. 7 Feb. 10 FAKES FSOM NSW ZEALAND. To Plymouth or London, first-class — Fingle, £80 6s. For two years' return, £120. i'o Plymouth or London, second-class —Single, £42 18s to £46 4s. For twelve moatb3 vetura, £69 (including first »>-. loos from New Zealand to Australia). Through Passengers from New Zealand to Europe can embark on arrival of the aat connecting steamer at Sydney. Passengers for Brindisi tranship at Port Said. Passage money can be paid at this end icr passages from England. NEWTON KING, Agent for Taranaki. . ~< „ rs . hos /^ ook & oon <sKßisxnJi^ PASSENGER AGENTS FOR Orient Co., | N.Z Shipp- A. &A. Line P. &O. Co. ing Co " Cape Live North Ger- Mes.sMari- Can.- Austramau times lian, etc. Before booking your tickets to London or elsewhere, write for " Cook's Sailing List " (with map) posted free, giving Fares and Sailings by all Lines at Lowest Fates. No commission charged. W. J. SHAW, e384 Agent, New Plymouth. IS ASTHMA CURABLE ? Many a sufferer from this troublesome complaint must have asked this question, but it is only necessary to give Evans's MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER a single trial to discover that immediate relief can be obtained by its use. This is a herbal preparation, which has never been known to fail, and is unquestionably the best remedy for all kinds of troubles which has ever been n vented. It can be obtained from all chemists and storekeepers throughout the colony."'