BHIPPINO. I R~Z~ZT kiOBTHEBN .81 SAM ■RIOI J% BHIPOOMTANY. (LIMITED). TIMS TABLE- JULY. CNmtbar and other dro\raufctf.c » permitting) ■ fRCU QUEEN STREET WHABF, AUCKLAND B\' K)u THAMES. _ ■-„, Kivei steamers for Paeroa H|A"- W» r Tbame* Settlements. ' Leaves Thames. h 6 ■~"ai»"'~ra~y~nWning Head* 5 o,o>. »h-..«.7'ight _ HfM «d.>6...Vtak. ere, 7 30 morning HLusdar 7 . Wakatere. 8 morning Hridav t>...Wakaiere, 8.30 morning Kjuxdajg^Wakatere 9.80 morning Leaves Auckland HEMdaiTS^Wakatere, 3.80 afteuoon ■ÜbokUt «... Wakatere, 4 afternoon Htandaf 7 » 4.45 afternoon HudftT B...Wakatere,6 80 evening Mjfordw »..W katere, 6 evening HKtSES —Rktcbn Tiokvto : Saloon, ■fifttMrage, 7s. Bik«J Tiomts : Saloon Hpii: Storage, 4a. Commencing from ■Lgby. October 28th. HSL atetnoe in Ohinemun « Ngnnguru. HKginfim booked through to other port* ■iliik*"'3t the Company's steamera. For BE particulars apply »t Company s ■E) Brow»-treet & Qitiwpte BP 1' COMMUNiCATI^^ : TEABOHA. «IJtTB iVOIUVD *OB PAMOA, fcC, _ Thames oaseengers «t Kopu) ..Inesday sth, midnight HBirbft... Wednesday 6ih, 2 aftenoon HrabMrie . Thursday 7th, 3.30 aitemoon Hpdwli». M Friday Bth, 3.^0 afternoon HS^toaite Sunday, 10th, 4.30 afternoon B^vß Pabku, be, tob Atjoklane Zroa HSnttOß only. Leaving Kopn 2\ hours afte ..Tuesday sth, 7.30 night HHrfauie...Wednesday 6th. B.3onight ■Ktwhft..Thursday 7th. 9 >m ht HnUttatie..Friday Bth, 10 morning HjpHvha. .Saturday oth, 10.30 morning ■fl' fVOM IHAJOa OHIiT. B THE P.S PATIKI Hl* FmoM Thamm to Pabboa— ■IJMftbDd Wharf onlyWodneadty 6th, 6 numing 81/B 1/ Friday Bth, 7.30 morning ■llfwm Pabboa (Liivnia Joaanov) to • Thamw— ■P TnMday Bth, 9.30 morning Xl! 'fhnraaay ?th, 5 uioming Bfo Sktardiy 9th, 6 morning X S.S. MATUKU. 7AKBOA TO TX ABOBA ■K«7 Monday, Wednesday, wd Frid»y KjLaniTal of the steamer from Auckland. HfcOK *B ABOKA TO UIMi Xf [ Tuesday sth, 9 morning ■§ Thnrsday 7th, 9 morning Wf,' (Saturday 9th, 9 momi«g Xv ALL FBBTOHTS TO BB PREPAID W'" For putioalan apply to H. C. Gillkstii, Jfc TIME TABLE. W* , I Sot. I Ttdb. m , Jvvt. | ftjgeg^Jtetß. I Morn. | Eren E*iSdiT fit 713 4 56| 7 53| 820 mStSulr 6! 713 4 56| 8 44; 9 9 |||fcn,d».y 7 713 457 | 932 I j>_s7 K^Moon's Last Quarter— 11th, 4.12 aaa! Bfr, New Moon— 19th, 7 21 a.ia. Ri Maon's First Quarter 27th, 1.13 a.m. X ICAH. NOTIOK Kf#j Auckland to-morrow »t 6.50 a.m (C.P.O) ms*r P»«osj,Te Aroha,Wa*ino, Karangauast, IfT, Owhara, Waitekauri, Waihj, etc, daily M- »t T.li ».ni , m War Tannaki, Kelsor. Picton and WelhngX" ten to-morrow at 0.50 a.m KVor T»uranga on Tueßd^y and Friday at 7.15 Kite Aongfttete, Athenree, and KatikatiTae--HT' dsT. t Friday at 7.15 a.m. Wffi* Waipstukabu on Tuesday and Saturday at 9.15 a.m K.y>rTapu k Waiomo Tuesday Thursday, and m? ' Satorday at 9.16 a.m. W'Wo* Samoa, Hawaiian Islands, Victoria (B.C. F - Canada, United States, Central and South f Amerioa, British and Foreign West £<' Indies, United Kingdom and Continent of If Ewope (via Ban Franciacc) on Ftiday I-' at 7.80 a.m. Due in London on 10th Aogust I -Money orders and registered letters on " Thursday at 4 p.m 'jJapplemenUry mail on Saturday at 8 80 a.m >9ot Bydney (direct) on Saturday at 8.30 a.m Wat Ceylon, India, China, Japan, etc. en i Saturday at 8.30 a.m. ?JP« Oisborne, Napier, Wellington, od k Monday next '* J. E. CoHKT, Chief Postmarter. "" Chief Post Office, Orahamstown Jnly 5, 1898. \lloaoJ'd* persuaded fo wqyshpef/fieimj/affons. _ I PIANOS TUNED \, \ Five Shillings. J CURTIS, PARAWAI^ ;, £ Tklbphonk : No. 60. MISSES GIBBONS AND WILCOX, ALBEfiT STRKET. ( ver Clothing Factory.) ; fnorthand, Typewriting and ► Book-keeping Taught r ALL Descriptions of TYPEWRITrNG « EXECUTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. "TOFT MONKS" Street, Thames, (Four Doors from Karaka Bridge). PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE per Week or Day. Single and Double Bedrooms. First Class Accommodation. MRS CARPENTER. THE undermentioned Blocks of Land are offered for LEASE for a term of '" Tears Tenders at per annum will be received by Mr W. S. Sttak, Land Agent, Thames, from whom Particulars can be obtained. 13 acres, Eauhinahina, Pnriri, ' 25 Tieki No. 2b „ 15 „ Whatumata „ 26 „ Wbare O Bata „ 30 Ohuamuri No. 2 , 8 Tapaurerahi „ ALEX. HOGG, Trustee, 1o Farmers and Fruit Growers. THE undersigned has made arrangements to SDPPLT ELBERTA and other Celebrated AMERICAN PEACH TREES FOR PLANTING. Price and information on application. Orders and ■naairia* promptly dealt with.
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Thames Star, Volume XXX, Issue 9112, 5 July 1898, Page 2
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