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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 310, 24 October 1888, Page 2

THAMES fUVI-'R SIKAM BOAT COMPANY, Jtw^ T^v T T > vF.CTStoimr < onAI "nrmifatioii wilhthe ISte*S OIUNKMniU FTVKII mid TE AKOIIV. STEAMER: PATIKI. From railing at dwU Wharf Vor rIV,r lV, Arnha callinc :\t Pa« roa. 2"2nd, at ft 30 mnrnins? Thm sday, 25th, at 7 morning From Pieroa to Te Aroha. Tuu^d iv, 23rd, at — morning (returnin<r to Paeroa smno d.iy). Fi id iv, 26th,at — moi nini?, (loturnini-,-to Paeroa pane d ij ) F'-om Paoroa to Thames, iy, 24th. Nt 5 moniins?. Satr.rd iy, 27th. at C morning F A R X S : Sinuh\ Return. funm • 9^ °'l '^ I'ikHtnin !.'.' ... 3- M 0d J%,0r..« &* 0d 7s fid Te Aroha ... 7s 6d l'2s (5d Weither an<l othei circumstances perPtittin*-. . Not responsible for nceulent^ in shipping, oirtyiiiiT, ">" discharuiuu- live ptock. or any coods. parcels, etc., put on board lin ] P^ for, and nil sroods stoied aren*" the"*risk of the cnn«iacne»B. Mo claim for damage to or short deivervofoar^o will be recoarni^ed unless made within 48 hour* after date of shipment . Am information concermngthe steamer, f'eiiiht, &0., n ay be obtained of the Affont (Charles Ahier),'Te Aroha, 01 at the office or the Thames River Steam Navigation Company, SUortUnd Wharf. 11 . C. GIILESPIE, Manager.

-v__>. AUCKLAND DIRECT '^^s^^^ TheS.S. KOTUKU. FROM Auckland every Tuesday. From Te Aioha every Friday. Canjo nn'v. No Tran><hippinir. THORNTON. SMITH, & FIRTII. Agent at Te Aroha — JOHN GIBBONS. A^en*". for Ohinemuri — EDWIN EDWARDS. April !2n<*, 1880.

BRADLEY AND CO.'S MAIL COACH F EAVES Te Aroha for Thames T> \TLY J at 9 a.m. Leaves Thames for Te Arnha DAILY at 8 a.m. CHRRTAGFS. Sinsrle flnd Double P,«ijr-g-'(\s ; aKd Ladies' and (jentlemen't. Saddle Hor^c ON lIIRH. B 1 \ADL E Y & FE RG US ON, T R A R O II A

MOON'S PHASES. October — New Moon, 6th, 2 lf> a.m. ; First Qn :rter, 12th, f>.^ p.m. ; Full Moon, 20th, 8.48 a.m. ; Last Qn.uter, 28th, 1.35 p.m. aSfovmir.ER — Xcw M<^on,4tli, 11 41 :\ in ; First Quartei, 11th, 3.55 a.m. ; Full Moon, 10th, 2.5(i a.m. ; Last Quarter, 27th, 5 a m. Dkpi'Mbku — New Moon, 3rd, 0.45 p.m. ; First Ou'iiter, 10th, 6.25 p.m.; Fu'l Moon, 18th, 10.20 p.m. ; La>t Quarter 2Gth, 5.39 p.m.

JOC\L AGENTS for R..10 of THE j A K( ) 11 A &OHl^h M U HI N E WS : T«i Aroha ... ... C. BaU-ke „ ... ... W. Dibsoll „ ... ... J Willi-ims „ ... ... R. ll, in is ■Waiorongonwii ... W. S. Collins „ (liaviA & Ba^Uiville FhaEt slmry ... .1. P.niinell W.iicoa ... ... W. Ahbcv & Co. Paero.i ... ... J M. Rohson Uikutam ... ... W. Stov<>ns ... W. Fayan Knifinuahiike ... A\c\ llmnr "WaiM „. ... h Campbell Owhavoa ... ... J lIomV Morriusville... ... 11. J. Clifford T'laiiK'^ ... ... J. Norhh-r Cnmhri'lire ... ... J. S. Bond Il.miilton West ... ]{ Y. S.mdcs Jlniuillnii E.ist ... Dey and '^rench Auekbind ... J. Dinch, bookseller.

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