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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6363, 8 November 1887, Page 1

. ' .' Shipping- ' TTNION aTEAM&HiP COMPANY OF v Un^W ZEALAND" (LimTBD.) " ffROM WELIINQTON TO ' ' LYTTBLTON. i ttOwrUa 1..' ' vr _1Q dim ■.-.smife-. ■ VIA LYTTKLTON. __ ' pSiulH jfhu7s|NovlO | 3pm StS JUnjMc-J^cvJilipnU. lULBOTOHB, VIA L-mBWON.DDNBDIK, BHJFF AND HOBART. 1 ■Botom.han* | MolT 1 Novjjjjj^l, PIOTON AOT) NBXSON. fßnnfclna cargo throngh to i BlenheimJ, Rotorna I Mon | Nov 14 112 30^ TARANAKI AND MACTKAP. ' , ' •'■SBSlfc IK 1 - !»* * ~" ' WAPIBB, GIBBOBKB, APOKLASD. ' Anstralia" j Tu M I Nov 8 la^pm Wan™ Fri | Nov 11 jpm . Suv* I Toes .Nov 13 3pm I_J^ri_JJovlßjlpn2_1 _J^ri_JJovlBjlpn2_ SYDNEY DIBECT. Hinroto I Wed jNov^JlPmll STDSKY TIA APOKI-AOT' j _ WaThora I FrP I Nov H_JLJ>jP™ •~I*TPKA AND BPYA, TIA AXJCKt^V. Wainm, from APoH»ndr~Mon''av, NoT 14 ~~ TggdA; SAMOA, AMD TAHITI. «* BJohmond leave. Auckland about 18th November. 1 BLENHEIM. "~ Kanieri, three times a week. " KBLBOK & WESTPORT. _ Srtfton I Tod I no* "> I . \TEgTPORT. ' *" Three boats a week. ( numniOPTH & HOKITIKA, TIA KBLBOK. Sawhera | Mon I Nov 7 I n.^TT AjjABOA, TIHABU; AMD DUNBDIH Ctilinlg LYTTBLTOI^ Mahina'pna I Sun | Nov U|» am _ BARQPB FOR NBWCABTLB. B1;B 1 ; R. Lnhra | Wed JjfeyJU— - OAMABp'aHD TIMABP. Cargo bookedTthrough by every Wednes day steamer. RENDELL AND WATSON, Wanganui Agents. TTNJON STEAMSHIP COMPAJNY OF U NEW ZEALAND (Limited.) PROM TARANAKI FOR MAWPKAP. W»nak» | Wed mot » j 'Htwea I Sat Novl2 Wahala' | Wed Nov 16 Penguin | Sat | Nov 19 | ""Weather and circumstances permitting, flepaVtures for Manukau will take place ' titerarrival of the Wanganni train. WBLIJKQTON AND LYTTLKTON. Eotorna* Wed |Nov9 I Wanaka St | Nov 12 | Hawea Wed | Nov 18 Wmk» S»t I Nov l9 | •Calls Picton a .;l Nelson. RENDELL AND WATdQN, • ■ ' WanganOi Agtntt. HEADS RAILWAY COMPANY'S TIMETABLE. MOHDAYS, TUBSDAYS, WBDHXBDATB, Teobsdays, and Fbidays. Ehw Heads... | 9.0 I 1.»1|4-j» I r EewTown ... | 10.0 | 2.0 | 6.0 | 1 Saturdays. "Lekve Heads I 9.0 I 1.301 2.301 50. Leave Town 1 10.0 | 2.0 | 3.0 | 5.30 SUNDAYU. Leave Heads | 10 1 12.301 2.^0 14.30 I^aveTown 1 10,30 1 2.0 j 3.6 ] 6.0 'SpKJIAL THAU'S— «ATUBDAY NIGHTS ONLY. Jieave Heads ... I 7.0 I 9.30 I Leave Town .- | 7.30 1 10.0 | Fabjk— Single : Ist Class, Is ; 2nd class, 1 9d. Return: Ist Class, Is 6dj 2nd Classes. 1 Children Half-price. Passengers are conveyed sabjeop to conditions postefl at station and in carriages, BY ORDF.R: GREAT CASH ' SALK OI ■n ank.ru pt g Took IN TH( ESTATK, OF J. FORBES. CO9T VALUK-£1250 The whole of the Magnificent Stook of Jewellery in the above Estate is now far sale at almost nominal prices. ' It inoludes a First-class Assortment of— LADIES' fc.GENTB' GOLD &' SILVER ' WATCHES. GOLD BROOCHES BRACELETS EABRINGS ' SUITES ALBERTB RINGS, &o. BICVBRWARE of all descriptions. A large quantity of E. P. Ware, inojudlng— CUPS, 1 SALVERS, CRUETS, TOAST 1&OK8, TEAPOTS and » large variety of articles suitable for Clubs, Prizes, Presentations, Etc. Those about to marry, Secretaries of Clubs, and Heads of Households, will (do well to pay me a visit. All are invited to inspeot, ttT No reasonable offer refused. m STRICTLY FOR CASH. •» The' Premises will be open on WEDNESDAY, at 9 a.m. Repairs as usual. JOHN "t^IORBES, Manager for the Purobasers, THE MAN WHO DIES FOR THE LADIES. G. W. 'H"*™ JJegs to announce to the inhabitants of Wanganui and the surrounding districts that he is now prepared to DYE (in any colour) GOODS OF EVERY DESCBIPTION. Ladies' Sbawlt, Jackets, Dresses, Uliteri, &o. Alto— Men's Coats, Vestß, Trousers, &a, Every article of Clothing Cleaned and Pressed. Gr. W. Harvey (Opposite Catholic Cdueoh.) VICTORIA AVENUE.