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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXIX, Issue 9157, 29 September 1898, Page 2

VrV;''"V:.-;.' : vBHIFFINQ.BiEAM iM BHIP COMTAHY. (LIMITED). ...TfME TABLE-SEPTEMBER, JB awl .other clrcumst ?? permitting) QUEEN BTRIJEI WHARF; AUCKLAND FOR RUSSELL, WHANGAROA, A\D : MONGONUI. Steamer,' ■' : Date of Siliiag. .CLAWBMXN..Monday 3rd, 7 p.m, FOR TAURANGA NGUNGURU~ Friday 30th, 1 p,m 4th, 7 p.m WAlTANGl,.Wednesday 6th, 9 p,m • FOR MAKETU AND MATATA. {Maketu-Every Tuesday Matata-Tuesday, 27th, 7 p.m connect in gwlth a s Katikatl at Taurarstfa m KUAOTUWU AND MERCURY BAY MURITAI,...Every Mon • j and Friday, at 9 p.m. Waitanoi...Every \\c> tusdny, at 9 p.m Passenger* only, Retoniing every Tueiday and Saturday. (7ta»her (All freights must i>9 prepaid). ; • very reasonalle care taken in landing passengeriina , cajgo In surf bo»t«, but no responsibility. FOR KENNEDY'S BAY, ■ < HURITAI.... Every Monday and Friday, at 9 p.m ' FOR TAIRUA AND WHANGAMATA Wawakoi. -Every Wednesday at 9 p.rnj : ';<i" " A' fretgbts must, be pre-paid •. '-JOR GREAT BARRIER, TRYPHENA, 1 PORT FITZROY, & BLIND BAY, MURITAI.,.Every Wednesday, midnight • • ' (All Fielghti must be prepaid). Leaving Bllndßay lor Auckland every Thursday at " , ■' lp.m, FOR WHANGARURU, HELENA Mi TUTUKAKA, WHANANAKI, AND MATEPOURI BAY. OHlNEMUßl..Wednesday, October 6th, 3 p.m, All Fretghta must be prepaid). WHANGAREI (TOWN V, IJARF). CHELMBFORD..Kvery Monday and Thursday, 5 p.m FOR MARSDEN POINT, MANGA PAI, PARUABAY, WHANGAREI HEADS, AND WHANGAREI. ' ariying Cargo and Passengers far Walpu (a coach :' meets the steamer on arrival to convey passengers toWalpu X WELLINGTON;..Friday 30th, 10.30 p.m. WELLINGTON...Tuesday 4th, 10.30 p.m.'. ' FROM WHANGAREI - ■ WELLINGTON..Thursday 2Mb; train, 735 a.m . FOR TAURANGA 4 OPOTIKI. fITAIOTAHI. Tuesday 4th, 7 p.m. . FOR WHAKATANIS. . .Friday 23rd, sp,m .: FOR WANGAPdUA. OfflNiKCßi...Every Thursday, 8 p,m. FROAI MANUKAU. FOR HOKIANGA GLENELG, .Wed. 28,11.30 a,m; train,lo,4s FOR WAITARA. K iNIERI...Fri. 30,11.30 a.m j train, 10.46 , ?' FOR RAGLAN AND KAWHIA, KANIERI.. Monday 8,1 p.m. 3 train, noon FOR OPUNAKE& WANGANOI. . • 9LENELG.,.Thut9.29,I p.m} train, noor, FOR NEW PLYMOUTH, , 29, l-p,m 5 train, r.oon N.BirrNo cargo will be redeived at < Queen . ••treet Wharf after.4.3o p.m,, or afte r noon of Saturdays, or within one hour of adf®rtised time of any steamer's depaitvu e , : FOR THAMES. ' , Gonnecting.with Riv,er ; <f or p ae roa , le Aroha, and Upper Tbameß . Settlements, Leaves Thames, Thmsday 6,30/ovening Vriday 20;.,'Wakatere, , Saturday. I..WakatereiT.Tnotniog SBnday s 2...Terransra ) xy'torning Leaves AncHaad Ihuißdayi 9.. 2 idteraoon "*• Friday 30 . Wake -2.31/, afternoon Friday ;80...Terr fßO ra;;il| night Saturday 1..W/Were, 3 afternoon . 'FARES :-.Rbtobn Tickets j Saloon 10bj Steerage, 7g 6d, Sinote Tickj-m: Saloon 6B 6d; Storage, 6s. \ - booked through to other ports 'Ipwany of the Company's ;ateanaer6. For further, particulars • apply at Company s OGlofca, Brown-street ~ . ' .! H. G. Gilleßpiei. Agent.. "T 1 , STEAM/COMMUNICATION . WITH PAERCtti AND TEAROHjI, LBAYBS, : ACCKIAUD; FOB PAS BOA, ao„ (lAndlngTharaea passengers ,1 tKopu) yVairaarie«.Tharsday 29th, , raniwhat.f'riday 30th; midnight . Waimarie...Saturday Ist, 12 ncoo Taniwhß...Monday 3rd, 5.30 afternoon . iiBAVEa Pakboa, &c., fob At;cklane from J motion only. Leaving Kopii 2J hours after . Taniwha., Thursday 29th, 7 iJght , Waim lie,.Friday 30th, 7,?j0 night Tahiffha,,,Saturday Ist, 8 tight Mmarie,,.Sunday ?nd, & light MOM TEAMES ONLY ' THE P.¥7:patik i FBOH. TO PAKRO*i hott|and Wharf onty—; Friday 30th, 6 awning F OK PABBOA (liBtVIKO JONOTIOff) I'O • '' ,TttAMB«~ r ' Thursday 29th, 8 moraine batu'rday Ist, 4 mprning • - . s.s. mTu^u. F*OU PAEROA JO Tl ABOHA Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday on arrival of tM steamer from AneUaad, FaOM TR ABOKA TO 11KROA rhnrsday, 29th,'7 morning . Saturday lat, 7 morning LL FREIOHTS TO BB PREPAID i% particulars apply to H. C, GiiitEsm, Agent. "

A'London correspondent writes Lord Onslow is not quite » popular as a landlord uhe was aßa viooroy. His notions are con* tervatire, and he has. just had a somewhat (erious difference with his neighbours anent manorial rights. A meeting wasoalledto settle matters, and his ex-Exoellenej took the ohair. Despite, however, an eloquent speech, the lord and landlord found himself hugely outvoted, and had to announce bis own defeat and discomfiture. XT For Oougha and Colds t&V» Wotd s Great Popp«raiot Core Is 64 and