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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 165, 14 August 1886, Page 2

SHIPPING.

THAMES r.IVKII STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

• fc TpvTRECI Steam Com JflWs^^ OHTKEMURT RIVER STEAMERS: PATIKT. TI'J ||AKOHA AND MKMSAIILB.

PATIKI, C.ipt.tin W. Brttis, From Sliovtlaml, calling at Goods Wharf Te Avohn— Monday. 5.30 morning Friday, 20th. 7.30 morning: F v om Te Aiolni — Saturday, 13th, at 6 morning. Tmvdiiy, 830 morning Saturday, 4 morning For Paoroa — Wednesday, G. 30 morning From Paoron — Thursday, 5 morning J».S. TE AROIIA. For Paeron — Saturday, From Paeron — Fridd}', FARES: Single. Return. Turua .- -s Gd os Od Ilikiitaia ... 3s Od 5s Od Junction and Paeroa 4s Od 6s Od Te Arohu ... 7s Gd 12s Gd

leather and other circumstances per-

mitting. . Not responsible for accidents in shipping, earning, or dib< li.ivgi:i!T live stuck, or any goods, parcels, &c, put on boanl unless signed for, :md nil goods stored ;ire

it the libk of the consignees. No claim for damage to or shoit de,'ery u£ earj;o will be rccos^nisatl unless "ade within 48 hours after date of sship-

aent. Any information concerning the steamer, iiei^ht, &c, may be obtained oi" the Agent (Charles Ahier), Te Aioha, or at the office of the Thames Paver Steam Navigation Company. Shortlund Wliaif. H. C. GILLESPIR.

-i\ AUCKLAND DIRECT. The S.S. KOTUKU. FKO.M Auckland even. Tuesday. From Te Amlia, every Fnriay. Car<ro Only. No Tian s lnppinir! THORNTON SMITH, & FIKTH. Agent at Te Aroha — JOUX GIBBONS. April 22nd, 1885.

BRADLEY AND CO.'S

MAIL COACH

LEAVKS To Ai< haforThntree DAILY rt 0 :i.im. L'.avf- ThtUne- 4 f«">i To Aroha DAILY £ i s u.xn. CARKLVJi'S. Si -),_:,> a :i.l D.v.M: Busies ; ,i!-o Lr.cli and (,ir.ntl ■nicii'- JS fki>. Hr.r.e-UN HIRE. BRADLEY & FERGUSON, TE AP.OIIA. P.S. — Bi."i(]3e\ a:.d Co.\ Coaolies m.-et all Tniins, c\u:\ing M.ti!^. Pa^cngv-i.-, antl Parcels. ,

(GALLAGHER'S BUS T THE BUS TO WAIOROXOOM.U (carrying Pa^enax-rs.and Parcel?) Leaver Te Aroba Daijyat the following IIour&: —

9 n.m .1 1 a.m. 3 p.u> and 5 p.m Leaving \V;uoioßj.-njii«ii daily at — 6.B'J a.m.. 10 a.di..'2 p."i., and 4 p.m IS ElTlir.ll WAY. IS E. GALiAGHLn. Propiietrtr.

KOTICi; TU ADVEUTISKRvS.

ALL advert i-eni'.-nt'* not ot?ie?\\i-c ordered will be in^rt-<l lntil counteimanded, and ciifir^yj for .iccni Hn_ri\ ; ami it i^ v.rtioultirly lefjru^t'j'] tii^r, v.h* i. practif.ini j siu.li ordei^ for eitlirr -i:p}'ii,,--or countfinifir.'jin*,' 1 niuy be in writing.

MAIL NOTICE (TE AROHAJ.

From June 21st, until fmtlier noticp mails for the undermentioned jjfic«-s A\il! close at the Post Office, Te Aroha, afollows : Yor Waiorongomai — Daily at 3.30 p.m.. For Quartzville — Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 3.30 p.m. For Waiorongomai and Sh'iftc^buiy— Tuesday and Saturday, at 9 a.m., returning at 2.30 p.m. For Paeroa, Thames, and immediate officer — Monday. Tuesday. Thur-day, and Fri day, 8.45 a.ni., re inning at o p.m. ; and on "Wednesday and Satuidny, at 10.30 1 a.m., returning at o p.m. ! For Katikati, Iduiunga, and immediut. offices — Mondays and Thursday:*, -^ 8.45 a.m., returning on Wednesdays ano Si'tuidayi at 5 p.m. For Waitoa, Piako, Morrinsville, O.xfoid. Cambiidge, Hnirilton East & We-st. Waikato offices, Onehunga, Auckland and all intermediate oißces — Daily at 7.30 a.m., returning daily, at 3.50- i>.m. For Cambridge and ILuuilton also, on Saturdays, at 4. 1f) p.m For Southern Ports of New Zealand A-i Manuka a on Monde's, and via Aik 1. land, on Wednesday, at 1.60 a.n.. The next English ;uUI £iuopi>;in n.,1 1 via San Francisco, will dose <>n Mond.i^ 16il» Aug., at 7.3 U a.m. For P.O. Oi'h'i previous Saturday at 10.1 f> .a.m. Tlii mail is due in London on Sept. 22. The next En«;li-h and European mar via San Fraiicifcco, is<j\p<Tti'd to univi , t Te Aroha on o. 1 about tii" 24th inst. Late letter*, foi all m-ti!.-, be-.n-ja oi extra penny hUinj) may h<; po-t-d up^i! 1 fifteen minutes afU-r adveilib«d i'nno of mails closing. JKO. P. VaUSE, Postmaster