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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 197, 2 April 1887, Page 2

SHIPPING. THAMES .T.IVER STEAM NAVI13ATION COMPANY, *t "I^vIRECI 3teamCom /& ftaflP@Bl I -/muniejition withthe z^M^*^ OIIINICMURI RIVER STEAMERS: PATIKI, TE AUOITA AND MEMSAHU). PATI X I , Captain W. Bkttis, From Shortland, calling at Goods Wh.uf Te Aroha— Monday, 2£tli, at G morning Fiiday, Ist. at 9 morning P«-om Te Aroha — Saturday, 26th, at 7 morning TucMhiy, 29th, at 9 morning Saturday, 2nd, nt 5 morning For Paeroa — Wednesday, 30th, at 7.30 morning From Paeroa — Thuibda), 31st. at 5 morning F A U E k s . Single. Return. Turua ... ?* °'« 3s Od Hikutaia ... 3s 0d 5s Oil Junction v.d Paeroa 4s Oil M Te Aroha ... 7s 6d 12s bd A'cither and other eireu instances permitting. x , . , . Not responsible for Accidents m shipping, cam ing, o. discharging live stock, or tmv goods^ parcels, &c, put on board unless signed for, and all goods stored arc at the lisk of the consignee. Ny» claim for d.muige to or snort de»cry o£ cargo will be recognised unless nde within 48 houis sifter dale of shipnent. Any information concerning tbesleamer, £iei'»ht, &c, may be obtained o£ the Agent (Charles Abiei), Te Aroha, or at the office of the Thames River Steam Navigation Company, Shorthind Whail\ q 11. C. U[[iLKSPrE, Manager.

- «. AUCKLAND DIRECT FROM Auckl.md every Tuesday. lV,m Te Aioha, eveiy Fiiday. Carun Only. No Tianbhippinu. THOKNTON SMITH, & FIRTH. Agent at Tt Aioha — 6 JOHN GIBDONS. Ant nt for Ohinemuri— EDWIN EDWARDS. April 22nd, 1885.

BRADLEY AND'CO.'S MAIL COACH LEAVES Te Aioha for Thames DAILY at 9 a.m. Loaves Thames for Te Aroha DAILY at 8 a.m. CARRIAGES, Single and Double Bug gies , aho Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses ON HIRE. BRADLEY & FERGUSON, TEA HO HA. P.S. — Bradley and Cu.'s Coaches meet all Tiains, canying MaiKs, Pa&sengeis, and Pai eels.

/GALLAGHER'S BUS THE BUS TO WATOKONGOMAT (carrying Passengeis,and Parcels) weavesTe Aroha Daily at the following llouis; — 9 a.m ,1 1 a.m. 3 p.m and 5 p.m Leaving Waioiongomai daily at — 6.30 a.m., 10 a.m., 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. IS EITHER WAY. IS E. Gam.agher, Propiietor.

AUKIVAL AND DRPATITUIMC OF THE 'IHUSCO MAIL, 1887.

Leave Te Aiolia. Arrive To Aiolia. .T.iinuiry ... 1 Jan i:iry ... 8 J.aiu.uy ... 2!) Febni.iry ... 5 Fe'niitiiy ... 2t> March ... ,0 March ... 2G Apiil 2 Apiil 23 Apiil .'lf) Mtiy 21 May 28 June ... ... 18 • une ... ... 20 July 1 J July 2a August ... 13 August ... 20 iScptcn bjr ... 10 Sfpteinhcr ... 17 Octobir ... S Octob r ... 1."; November » ... 5 Xoveinber ... 12 Doccnilcr ... 3 Deceit, bcr ... 10 Dcceinbf-r ... 31 Jan. 1888 ... 7

NOT! (J Ifi . TOCAE A(JENTS for <;! alc of TUX J AROMA & OIHNKMURI \K\Vti To Aroha C. IJ.iloKo „ ... ... .i. fioi n'sli „ R. Jl.inis Waiorojjgom.ii ... J. M. Muir.iy „ ... Yale and Smith riiiaftesbnry J. Suniircll Waitoa ... ... W. Abbi-y & Cu. ]\lonins\ille 11. J. Clifford Hamilton Kant ... ... Dey & French Phgioh ... ... »J M. Hobson Kmnrifj.iliaUe ... ... Alex. Lioug Waihi J. Phillips &Shik Owharo.i .1. Ilosie Katikaii C. 11. Gledatanes Tliufiie.s 1. Nodder Auckl.md I. Finch Bioksuller Cambiidge ... ... J. S. Bond

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