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Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, Volume 1, Issue 29, 18 October 1901, Page 2

r^^^^ #P M GP P.I^^Pii BTEAMSIP GO. 1 * cmustancus yerujLiijting ilnf.ol7nation at ,Qfii,ce. B.S. -JlOiK jRASK-y OR R,O|B ROY fQE TAIiATIJ POINT, 3JIQ- AND JJTTLE OMAIi4.-Jj->;iyes Aucka»i':' ' Liayes QmaKfl: .+Thnrs, 17th, iir.cju't *Sa"urd;v.v, ipth.' noon. •Tuft<clav'23 .", §rp a.m. ' Tu.'s.' 22n.i. 2 p,m, &Fiuhi.y.2r>ktis . ff\ " #3 2(j h. ; S a,m. •tLitlle (h./.lia on V ,*p.is»enßcj-i only 2--. Sinsl', 3s Rilujrn C*ris.<> !?<• P.pV t ufOR W4TWF.E4 M4HPIJAWI ' HEAPS 4NP WA^KW ..JirH Anc J -nil: NYarkworth: | Mon'lj.v. 14th 2ii^. W'»i;iUy 14tl> 8 «,».'■ 8 .', 10;h, 2 p."'». W.on. 2tst. Ha. in- ' Wed , 23rd "9 a.in, flint*.. 2"4 th, 2.30 p.m.. jFri, 25th. 10 ..ii . ' YP .2o.t>i p.m, jSatur.isiy, 2(?th. p a.i|) M«>n.., 28th. JgO a. in. j?ar< s: 2^. SinjfK 3 •. R-Uirn. G .w h*. \ er ton" TJPPEB WATWEEA. I Every AVednesday, returning Thur., j - The s.r.. Alert connects ajb W a hy,era | A with the s.s BQSS,e Casey.. I . S.S. OREWA; fiOE MILLET POII^T & .. | MATAKANA.. ] •--.fteavß- AncUl.nl: -I**»>'•* N'.^kuna ;Tues., 32n.fJ. 8 n.m. Tfi^s, 32nd. 1 P/n. 2-. ~uiKlV.d< R tnn>. <;> w»5-. ir t> n. iPOH AEKLES BA¥ HOUSE WAT>E "AND i&RCJ'i'S QftKWA HOUSKJ Reaves n<h XVijiV: S tur., 10th. Ij iMii, \*fin,,34t ll.SOh.ip. Weilriv-s.'. 23rd. \l =>.in. T'*Hr^- 2*' • 3 '"•"1friilay, 2o:h I p.m. " Saf. 2Gth. 5 a.m. 2Gth. 2 p.u». M"n,, 2<Bth. 6,30 a.m. ' i'j.rfs: Is Single. I*. 6d. Return. Carpo4<i tnn. S.S.. 808 EOY^OE WAIPTJ. i,?ayeß Auck'and: lieswps Wuip : ■Tuesday 22mf a .».m. VVpiln--, 23-H. 1.30 p.m. Pri., 25th $ a.?n. ' S»tj)rd v 2(st\ Sa.-p, Aton. 2Stft. 10 iy.i. Wpd. 80^h. '/.;» a.m. ']Fhnr.,3l>r, IJ. n.ip.' S-tnr., 2nd 9,30 «."».■ UnrJ tnu>t)qi' ip-jW)} and alincwde M !P .i'.eimp.rs h lf->i:-|i|i;>jr befor' jbhe i.dveitised jt me ct fiijiiiiK. Qfficp; Q»eo r treit Wjinrf. Tehyhor.p 43 ! - -' ■ i

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C Q. GUBB Üb\ Mail Line of Coaches, TO Port Albert. ■passing through Kaipara Flats, Tauhoa, and WhareMns liaave^ WAHKWORTH MO2s T- j •PAYS at 4 p..m FBIDAYS at 3 p.uiJieaves POET ALBERT MONDAYS and FRIDAY at 7 a,m,

J. HARRISON,,? CENTRAL STORE. ' WABKWQRTE \ JUST OPENED TIP: I Large Stock New Goods ' Large Stock New Goods ti JJig- assortment of Prints and Fancy Muslins (Newest designs) To meet the demands of the public we make a special line of ° BLOUSE lengths and DKESS lengths in all fancy materials * which we stock in great variety. j 1 LARGE ASSORTMENT of LADIES' HATS \ Fashionable Dressmaker on the Premises. 1 Men's Boaters and Boys' Galateas. Galore!' Pine assortments of Gents' Tennis Shirts and Ties, all of tb. ( latest designs, Gents' and Boy*' Clothing. v * Suits Made to ' Measure. \; Boots and shoes for everybody. Ladies' and Gents' evening shoes in endless variety. " ,; Saddles, Bridles, whips, Spurs etc, TO ARRIVE Crockery. Crockery. Direct from manufacturers per- s,S Rangitira 2 Large Crates of Crockery 2 ~ „ 5J Dinner-ware 1 ?j „ „ Fancy Teapots 1 v » ~ Fancy Glass-ware All of choice patterns Wall Paper Wall Paper # . Cleaving present stock at redneod prices to make room for / 2000 pieces of Wall paper. ■■0 - IRONMONGERY, OILS AND PAINTS. i # Groceries. Groceries, An immense -Stock, can't-b- beat in the north., always fresh and good. We buy for spot cash and are consequently able to sell cheap. Large buyers of EGGS, BUTTEE-, BACON and all lchuls of faamere' produce attlie HIGHEST PRICES.