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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 308, 17 October 1888, Page 2

THAMES UrYEtt STEAM. BOAT COMPANY, i -' '/A «*s&?£» TpkTTiECT^teamCnmAms\ I /in-niontinnxvitlitlio „^^^^l^ OUINEMURI KIYEi: and TE AROHA.. STE\MER: PATIKIFrom Shortlan.l. ••nllinar at floods Wharf Knr Te Arohii calling at Paeroa. Monday, loth, at 1.30 afternoon, Thuisdav; 18th, at o mornini? From Pun-om to Te Aroha. Tne^d.iy, Ifitli, at — morning (retnrn-ii\^-<o Paoioa snmeday). Fiid.iy, lilt!), at — momma;, (returning to Paeroa same day) Fmm Paeroa to Thames. ■S-.timhiy, 13th, at 7 morning. ™Y lne.sd.iy. 17th, at 7 morning. "Satisnl.iy, 20th. at 9.30 morning F A ' R E S : Single. Return. Tnrun . ... 2s Od 3s 0d Sk"U: ;• m 5s5 s ™ j-. ierna 5s Od 7s Gd le Aroha ... 7s Gd 12s Gd Wp-ithor anvl other circumstances perwiittin*". . . . Not re-ponsiblo for accidents in slnpP in«r, i-arrvinir, ™ discliar^ino- live stock, or any «-nnd«. parcels, etc., put on board unW signed for, and all goods stored »ren f . the ri^k of the consignees. No claim for damage to or short dcivervof car-o will be reco-msed unless made within 48 hours after date of shipment . . Any information concernin^the steamer, freWit &c» » »y be obtained of the A cent (Charles Alnor),'Tc Aroha, or at the office of the Thames River Steam Navigation Company, Shortland Wharf. 11. C. GII'LESPIE, S lan after.

-^_J% AUCKLAND DIRECT 'E^^^^^ TheS.s7iOTUKU. FRO"\[ Auckland every Tuesday. From Te Aroha every Friday. Carco only. No Transhipping. THORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH. Agent at Te Aroha — JOHN GIBBONS. Agent for Ohinemun — EDWIN EDWARDS. April 22nd. 1885.

BRADLEY AND CO.'S MAIL COACH £ EAVES Te Aioha for Thames DATLY I J ;it 0 a.m. Loaves Thames for Te Arnha DAILY at 8 a.m. CARItTAGES, Sinde and Double Bncr- ; aho Ladies' and (jentlemen's Saddle Yfnrsp*ON TURN. ' ! BRADLEY & FERGUSON.TK AROIIA

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. QUB c Cßir»EßShavo occasionally comCj^ pl.iired that they do not i?cei\e their Piipei 1 * t'i!!ouj;h tlic Po«t until they ;ue ei'vcial dav<; old. and occasionally that some issues they never recei\e at -ill. Tho Xrws is posted regularly, and should roach < -ul>^tril»eis iii due course. It i* tn our inteicst to have the Paper delivered punctusilly ; but when it has been du'v posted we have no further <">ntrol. If Subpci ibors who do not receive their Pappis lvgul.-iilv will advice the M m.iuiM of the Nkws, immedinte and stiict inquiries ■will be made into the matt-T