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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 117, 29 August 1885, Page 6

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THAMES r.IVKB- STfoVjC NAVf'GATIoA COMPANY*. : Wt' f ' ' ' I >X ' Mnnninfitirtn'withtho $mm^^ OHINKMUIU WVKK STEAMERS: PATIKT, TR AROHA AND MKMSAHIB. PATIKT., Captain W. BbTTIR, From Shortlund, calling at Woods Wharf "Monday, at 5 morning -■ * - Fiii.iiiy, 6 mo.n ; n£ • '" Ft»m Te Aioha — Siiturdav, 22nd, 7 morning Tut*sd»iy, 25th, 7 morning S.itmda"y, 29. h, 9 morning For P«f o — , Wed.ii'-day, 2Gth, 5 morning | _ Fut'ma — r . Tl.ui>d.'ty,"27th, 5, morning "FAX X 8 : Sm/,'3. ilefurn. Tnrna »•• 2s*' Od 3s Od Hikutiiin ... 3s 01 5s Od jun^tinn and Pneroa 4s Od (h Od Te'Arshu ... « 7s Gd i 1 6d ATcatUer find other cirwmstiinces permitting. ' . i . Not respo.i -'c for accident"* in shipmngy carrvin. or d" o^'-jing live stock, 'or i'iiiv ;jm\a p- -eels, &c, put on hourd unl -a " , '' d for, and •.•'! goods s ored are at the •' .. of the co ' . ces. ■ No cUmmi for d ... c t-> or hort de- • 'ei'Y of'ca „^o\viM bo . cognised unless R de wiihin4Bhoii.s« 3 date of shipnent. Anvinformntion concerning thesteamer, nei^ht, &c, may he obtained of the Agent (Cbiirles Aliief), Te Aroba, or at the office of the Thames River Ste.un Navi- 1 gation Company, Shortland Wharfs H. C. GILLESPIE, Miiuutfer.

-^ %^ AUCKLANB DIRECT. The S.S. KOTUKU. FROM Auckland every Tuesday. From Te Aioha, every Friday. Caruo Only. No Transhippinir. • THORNTON SMITH, & FIRTH. Agent ot Te Aroha— JOHN GIBBONS. " April 22nd, 1885.

Coaches.

(GALLAGHER'S BUS T THE BUS TO WAIORONGOMAI (carrying Passengers, and Parcels) Leaves Te Aroha Daily at thefollowin Hours:— 9.30 a.m., 2 p.m., 4 p.m., and 6 p.m. Leaving Waioronjromai daily at— 8.30 v.m , 1 p.m. 3 p.m and 5 p.m 6D EITHER WAY. 61) E» GaIjUGHKK, Proprietor.

A^ line or J&. O DAILY X+ O O -A. O H B3' S To and from following Places/, — MORRINSVrLLE (meeting all Auckland Trains), PAEROA, THAMES. WAIORONGOMAI, also SHAFTESBURY every Tuesday and Friday.

BRADLEY AND CO.'S FOUK-HORSK Mail C«.a«-h starts from the Booking OHice (adjoining WAR- • HEN'S HOTEL) nt 7 a.m.' every Morning for MORRINSVILLE caroinu PASSENGERS and PARCELS nt MODERATE CHARGES, and arriving at Morritißville at 9 a in. Samo Coa«-h loaves MOHUIMSVrLLEFOR TK AROHA and WAIORONGOMAI er.^ii evening on arrival of TRAIN FROM AUCKLAND. A Coach to connect leaves Kilian's Hotel, WAIORONGOMAI every morning at 6.30. DAILY Coach to THAMES direc z v? Te Aroha at 9 a.m. Fare 3— Sin 'c Is; Return, 18s. Yafks : — Te Aroha to Morrinsville (either way). 6*. J Paeroa to Thames: Single, 7r ; Return, 12s. IVsen^erß CAN BOOK and obtain Tickets in advance At Kili;n'H Ho c' WAIORONGOMAI, „ W? en'sHoel, TEA r.OHA, or at the BOOKING OF^ ICE, Whitakei street, Te A.o a. Ca < riH.'ies and Buggies on Hire. Stable* opi-n at nil houis BRAI'LEY & CO., Propiietors. WAJORONGOMAI AND TE AROHA. BRAPLEY A OO.'S BUS is run at intervals to nnd from Waiorongonmi nnd Te Aroha daily.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES. Nkxt Sunday. . WeOayan— Te Aroha, 11 a.m., Lav; 6.30 p.m", Rev. Mr Wills; Morrinsville, 11 a.m., Rev. Mr Will?. f Cnuidi of England— Waitoa, 11 a.m.; Te Aroha, 3 p.m. ; Waiorongomai, 6.30 p.m t Rev. Mr Marshall j Te Aroha West, jmii., Lay.