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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8421, 10 March 1894, Page 3

SOIPPIBg. THE WANGANUI UP-BIVEB STEAM PACKET LINE. (New Zealand's Rhine.) js£ rrtHE fine new River /4T gtt^^fe J- steamer WAI' /mMW?^^^ REBE, Captain Stuart, uifjiidCd^^-* will xan at under (circumstances permitting) -~- FOR PIPIRIKI AND UP-RIVER SETTLEMENTS. EVERY TUESDAY, at 7 am. All cargo to bo sent to Bett's Wharf.by 5 p m. on Mondays. UP-RIVEB EXCURSION. EVERY SUNDAY, at 2.30 p.m. For all particulars apply to A. HATRIOK 4 CO., Agents. EASTER* MONDAY. FIRST MEETING XT^ANGANUI mROTTING /^LUB AT FLEMINGTON LODGE. j? 52 rriHE p. s. WAIRERE /^WvJf^SfSS^ -"" Captain Stuart, /^///l«*y&\.~ ~ w '^ run rom B e 't>' B _^^^^^j^^ Wharf every hour as ■<fc:^fcji^ 1 -~ i^^ under: — Leave Bett'a Wharf. Leavo Flomington. 10.30 a.m. 11a.m. 11.30 a.m. 12 noon 12.30 p.m. 1 p.m. 1.30 p.m. 3.30 p.m. 4.45 p.m. Faros (including admiesion to course). 2s. Steamer only, Ib. N.B. — The steamer's ran will occupy 20 minutes. A: HATRICK & CO. NORTHERN STEAM SHIP COMPANY FOR WELLINGTON. JL Steamship Com~^^^^^^Mj, P»ny's 88. GLENELG, ™'-:™»°c3Sak Captain Au»ten, will leave for the above port (weather and oircumstancos permitting), on MONDAY, MARCH, 12, at 11 a.m. FOR ONEHUNGA. SATURDAY, 17th MAROH, at 6.30 p.nv For further particulars apply to JOHNSTON & CO., Agents. WELLINGTON STEAM PACKET COMPANY. FOR WELLINGTON. * rf IHE S.S. HUIA, 1 -**- Captain Crawford, "^§^ifeb!j§4^'4 W 'U sa il f° r fcne aD ove *»!*?™sK»!srar#H» p Orfc ( wea thoi and circumstances permitting) on MONDAY, 12th MARCH, at 11 p.m. For freight or passage apply to M. HOGAN & CO. (Ltd.), Agents. ANCHOR LINE OF STEAM PACKETS. FOR WELLINGTON, NELSON, AND WEST COAST POETS. 4^^4> . PTIHE s. s. KEN.j*?ZOW&Fi~k\ -"" • NEDY ' Captain *^jgg|jl l 4allySiiJl F urneaux, will sail for B *— ~- — * — th c a bove ports (weather and circumstances permitting), on MONDAY, 12th MARCH, at 12 noon. For freight or passage apply to SCLANDERS & CO., Agents, Taupo Quay. Tenfiers. FOX SALE BT TEHDEB. TfIENDERS will be received by the underJL signed up to MONDAY, April 9th, 1894, for the purchase of Mr Jacab Dudley's Farm, situated about 5 mile 3 from Waverley Township. The property consists oE 106 acres freehold and 50 aores leasehold. It is fenced, eragsed, and sub-divided, with Dwelling Jdouso, yards, etc. Full particulars on application to the undersigned. F. P. FOOKES, Land Agent, Wavcrley. NOTICE. TENDERS will lie received by the uudersiKiied up to NOON on TUE3J)AY, the 20th instant, for the purchase of that valuable section, in Victoria Avenue, opposite the Convent, containing one full quarter acre. Tho buildings erected thereon consist of four shop!) and out buildings, let to tenants. Part of the purcbr.Be monay can remain on mortgage. Title — Land Transfer Certifi cate. Tno highest or any tender not necesurily accepted. For further particulars apply to JOHN BATES. TO LEND. £sQf\(C\f\ Will divide the c^OvyU* air.ount into £500 or more on Froehold Security. Applications to be cent to MORTON JONE°, Avenue. for Sale or to Let ■"87! OR SALE— B Romncy Ramß ar>d 65 C Romney Ram Lambs. The above are for sale cheap. Freoman R. Jackson and Co. n. M. GATENBY. PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, HAS removed from the Rutland Sample Rooms to hia former premises in Victoria Avenue. Large Shipment of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, & SUNDRIES, Just to hand from London. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully dispensed. Purest Drugs only used. B. M. GATJENBY, CHEMIST & DRUGGIST, VICTOBIA AVBNUE, I Wanganui. j MA-UKU. | (Neuralgia Cure ) PREPARED only from Horbs grown in the New Zealand Bush. Try MA-URU for Neuralgia and Soiatioa Try MA-UKU for Rheumatism and Sprains Try MA-TTEU for Bruises. Swelling*, <tc. Try MA-URU for Toochache Try MA-URU for SoreThroats,& lnfluenza Try MA-URU for Hoadache Try MA-URU for Chilblains Try MA-URU for Bkin Discaeo Try MA-URU for all pain Try MA-URU a household remedy Try MA-URU the Bushman's friend. A gentleman from Wangaaui writes :— " When pain and anguish rends me brow, I always tako Ma-Uru now." The Eev. T. G. Hammond, missionary, sajß :—": — " Having spent a considerable time as missionary among tho Maoris of Hokiunga, I became aware of mauy uses made by thorn of native plants and trees. An intimate kuowledge of one plant in particular led me to conclude that it would prove beneficial in cases of neuralgia. Having communicated my conviction to Mr A. A. Gower, Chemist, Patea, he has produced a compound which has fully met my expectation, and has proved oi: great benefit to members of my own family and man; of my friends." Ask for MA-URU, and be sure yon get it. Chemists and leading Grocers stock it. Wholesale Agents— Sharland and Co. and I New Zealand Drag Company, Wellington and Auckland.. *