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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 6883, 6 April 1891, Page 2

i-lIIP INC-. .NORTHERN STEAM- ; SHIP 00. LIMITED.) I Time Table — APRIL. | Vi eather and other oirounv* \ 11 stance permitting - ' FP.OJI QIEEN T STREET WHARF. AUCKLAND. TOR RU-iSELL WHAN6AROA, AND MANGONUI, b!earner. Date ot mailing : CUNSMAN Monday 6th; 7 p,m. FOR TAURANUA, • - 10NA...... Monday 6th, 9 p.m. .. CLANSMAN.......; Friday 10th, 7 p.m, FOR MAKKIU AND MATATA. ) Every Friday, 7 p-m, CLANSMAN [Connneotin? with ss, Kati- ) kali at 'J auranga. All freights must be pre-paid, FOR MERCURY MY'" fONA. Every l\'c day at 9 p.m and every Thursday, 9 p.m FOR KUAOTUNCJ, lOKA Every Monday at 9 p,m, ' eoery Thursday at ( J p.m. Returning every Wednesday and Saturday ■' at 2'p,m. (weather permitting); _ ; • Every reasonable care taken in landiFg passengers and cargo in surf boats, tut no responsibility. . FORPARUABAY WIIANGAREI HEADS AND MANGAPAI. ' ZZ WELLINGTON.„Every Tuesday and Friday FOR WHANGAREI AND MARBDEN : POINT: / v v _ ' Carrying Cargo and Passengers for Waipu • (a Coach meets the Steamer on arrival to convey passengers to Waipu). Booltine v Pasrengers through to Pahipahi.WELLINGTON,..Tuesday 7th, 10-30 p.m, WISLLISG! ON,. .Friday 10th, 10.30 p.m. FROM WHAKAREL WELI/INGTON...Monday,6th; train, 3.25 p.m, WELLINGTON...Thursday 9th; train, 5.25 p.m. . • FOR MERCURY BAY, WHANGAMATA, TAURAKGA, AND WHAKATANK. DOUGLAS.........Monday 6th. 5 pm. N,B,—No cargo wiil be received at Queen etrcEt Whar after half-past four p.m,, or afler noon on Saturdays, or within one. hour of advertised time of any steamer's departure • Excursion tickets will be issued on and after Deosmber Ist, available to March 31st . FORIIHAMES. ' (Connecting with River Steamers for'Paeroa Te Aroha, and other Upper Thames Settlements), _

Leaves Thames. • Pate. | Itotomahana ) Argyle. Monday 6 j — |i afternoon Tuesday 7 430 afternoon I — Wedne'dayS Is.3oafternoon Thursday 9 7,13 morning. | — Friday 10 — . ' . | 8 morning : Saturday 1118,30 morning | — Leaves Auoklakd. Date. |Rotomabana ■ | Argyle Monday 6 111.30 night | — Tuesday 7 — 112,39 aftern'n • Wedn'adayß 1 afternoon | — . - Thursday .9 — j 1.30 afternoon Friday 10 2,3oafternoqn | ./ — Saturday 11 • - 13 afternoon RETURN TICKETS will' be issued from March 25th available till April Bth, IS9I. Salon. 10a : ateiage, 7s (SJ, Children undei t\ve ve, half -price, Return ticlsets a v ailabli • or EotoJiahana or Argyle! Weather and other circumstances permit- : ting;, • - . Passenirers booked through to any of above ports at Shipping Office, Goods Wharf. For further particulars regarding freight x passages apply to * • H. O. GILLESPIF, Agent,

STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH' < HINEMURI, TIS ABOHA, and TAI'TJ, — - miiKp 13 . . TE AR OHA. From Thames to Paeroa, alor day 6th, 2 afternoon " Jfriday 10th, 4 morning from Paeroa to Thames ; Wedi esday Bth, 7.30 morning Saturday 11th, 4 morning Thames to Tapo. . Thursday 9th, f> mornitm ' Tapo to Thames. Thursday 9tb, 7 morning. From Faeroa to Te Aroha on Tuesday, ■ returning back to Paeroa Weather and other cireamstancßspermitting, : For further information apply to Captain . Sullivan or N.S.S. Co;, gAgents on Goods . ■Wharf, Thames.

JT> OYA'j MAIL LINE OP COACHES •; 0/JNS BETWEEN THAMES AND XI TE AROHAI DAILV", Humphrey's Roya, Hotel & Howard Pjcifio Hotel for Te Aroha ...Jut 7.30 , a,m : B.rrWing;at Te Aroha , _ at'2,3o p.tr TJti avea To Aroha for Thames at 8,30 a.m &-riving at Thames ' at 3,30 p m Pa33engera for I'auranga'.by Thames Coaob •: on Mondays add Thursdays at 7,30 o'clock / On and after January Ist the from Thames to Faetoa, Te Aroha" Waihi and Taurauga will leave on MONDAY and •\CHTJ KSDAY at 6 a.m , on olherj-days is ta present, ' Saddls Horses and Euggies on Hire. BRADLEY and Cd., Proprietor, ■ , A Wellington draper ha? been fined 5s atad costs ids) tor cancelling a stamp on a receipt with pencil instead of ink. The maximum S penalty under the aot is £10. • v They have an aocommoding sefcof jurymen at Napier. In a case of James Collan v. Thomas Kelly, claim for £800,, they returned a verdict for £1000, which was'reduced to , £800, on the judgo pointing out the di£cre» jjanoj,