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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 304, 3 October 1888, Page 2

r MVF.R' STEAAUjBOAT -'-'. - -v.V-: COMPANY, , /;/''*.; l r: i/M; TiMMffl v W TT> """ fiteamCom- 1 ? 'Wwi&Z^rT '/ MJmnuication withthe, J&a/E*m&> OHINRMURr KIVER ' "'i^figSSSß^*^ and TE AROHA. -''• STF/AMER: PATIKI. From Shortland, calling at Goods Wharf For Te Aroha calling at Paeroa. Monday, Ist. at 1 afternoon, frr; Thursday, 4th, at 5 morning From Paeroa to Te Aroba. Tuesday, 2nd, at — morning (returning to Paeroa same day). •*" "Friday, sih, at— morning, (returning to Paeroa came day) From Paeroa to Thames. Wednesday, 3rd, at 7 morning. Saturday, tt\ at 9.30 morning. 'FARES: Single. Return. rnrua 2s Od 3s Od Hikutaia 3s Od 5s Od TeToha ...JB_6d 128 6d Weather anil other circumstances per- ' Not°responsible for accidents in shipping, ennying, or disc-barging live stock or any goods, parcels, etc., put on board unless signed for, and all goods stored are at the risk of the consignees. No claim for damage to or short deiverv of cargo will be recognised unless mad7withm g4Bg 48 hours after date of shipAny information concerning the steamer, freight, &0., iray be obtained of the Agent ' (Charles Ahier), Te Aroha, or at the office of the Thames River Steam Navigation Company , Shortland Wharf. H. C. GIILESPIE, Manager.

3^ AUCKLAND DIRECT 3Biilllk~ The S.s7k*OTUKU. FROM Auckland every Tuesday. From Te Aroha every Friday. Cargo only. No Transhipping. THORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH. Agent at Te Aroha — JOHN GIBBONS. Agent for Ohinemuri — EDWIN EDWARDS. April 22nd, 1885.

Bradley and co.s MAIL COACH LEA V RS Te Aroha for Thames DAILY at 9 a.m. Leaves Thames for Te Aroha DAILY at 8 a.m. CA RHIACrKS, Single and Double Buggies ; aho Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses ON MIRK. ..BRADLEY & FERGUSON, TR AROHA

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERSSUBSCRIBERS have occasionally complained that they do not receiya their Taper* through the Post until they are :several Hay<* old, and occasionally -that •some issues they never receive at -n\\. The News is posted regularly, and should • resell subscribers in due course. Uis to our inteiest to have the Paper delivered punctual!}' ; but when it has been duly_ posted we have no further ■control. If Subscribers who do notreceive rfheir Papers regularly will advise the Manager of the News, immediate and strict inquiries will be made into the matter.