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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13234, 4 August 1906, Page 1

! p f^r OCEANIC S.S. GO y^y&A. AND A. LINE. NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON IN 28 DAYS 4 . .• . VIA AMERICA OR CANADA. SAILINGS : , Leave Arrive Mails Steamers. AookZ&nd i-an < arrive ' Frjfjay. 'Francisco. Ijondon. ' SIERRA Aug. 17 S^pfc. 3 Sept. 15 ; VENTURA Sept. 7 SepC. 21 Oct. 6 This Route takes the Passenger through the finest acenery in the world. Hfc penetrates the heart of the great Rocky Mountains, traverses the Western Prairies, j views with wondering eyes that most beautiful of sight?, \ . ' | "NIAGARA FALLS," and crosses the Atlantic in Leviathan Steamers from 10,000 to 20,000 TONS. with a speed of over 22 knots. THIS IS THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE. SIX DAYS LONGEST TIME AT SJUA Apply for Fares and fuil information to NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO., Ltd, Brcr.gham Street. ORIENT. ft BQYAL- MAIL :f" LINE. FUR PLYMOUTH AND LONDON, Via Fremantlc, Colombo ( transhipping for all Indian ports) and j Suez Canal, sailing as under from I Sydney and Melbourne :-— Leave Leave Steamer. Sydney Melbourne noon 1 p.m. Orotava ... * Aug. 11 Aug. 14 Omrah ... Aug. 25 *Aug. 28 Oroya ... Sept. 8 "Sept. 11 *Ortona ... Sept. 22 Sept. 25 I Ormuz ... Oct._6 _ Oct. 9 * Twin screw steamers. And fortnightly after. Agents— UNION STEAM SH*P COMPANY, i , Brougbam-st. "ffie Wanganui River. . . New Zealand's . . . Scenic River. . . Visited by Thousands. NEW OVERLAND ROUTE Wellington - Auckland, avoiding sea journey, from Ist May t,o December- 15th. Wangamii-Pif>iriki, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Pipiriki-Wanganui, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. TAUMARUNUI AND HOUSEBOAT SERVICE. Steamer leaves Pipiriki'f or Houseboat and Tanmarunui on Mondnys, and Fridays. Steamer leaves Taumanmui and Houseboat for Pipiriki on Tuesdays and Saturdays. $|FA trip on this, beautiful river will ever remain a pleasant memory. A. HATKICK & CO. or COCK & fcON. NEW PLYMOUTH. Grosvenor Hotel (LATE COMMONWEALTH.) jy|R T. NICHOLAS, late of Feildiwl ing, and Egmont Hotel, Hawera, having purchased the lease of the atTbve-named Hotel, desires to , intiI mate to the commercial and travelling public, slso to the residents of New Plymouth and District, that this wellknown house has been put in order throughout. Every detail for fcae comfortjof guests has been attended to. The Proprietor has had a long experience as proprietor, of a commercia- h • se, and has a thorough knowledge of the requirements of the travelling public. Only the besif of everything will be dispensed. The Hotel is close to the Railway station, and in every other respect is an ideal spot. . The. uudersigned intends to make the Grosvenor Hotel one of the best commercial houses on the coast." T. NICHOLAS, Proprietor. c+Bo Imperial Hotel. NEW PLYMOUTH, JAMES 3MITH Proprietor (Lnte Manaeer Hotel Cecil, Wellington), ■VTOTIFIES that the Hotel is we! appointed in every ■ respect, an< the local and travelling public car rely on receiving every attention am comfort. Electric light- throughout. None but the best brands of Wine and Spirits in stock. 99 INQLEWOOD AGENCY. MW. P. DRAKE has mad© arraneemar that *he HERALD may aJwin be obtained at the Tnglewood Frni Cotopuny, near Post Office.