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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 345, 23 February 1889, Page 2

THYMES RIVF.'I STEAM; BOAT •COMPANY, /J\l*9SSSi nTßFOT^amnnm/A*\rs\ ? 'iiMnir-jition\\iththi-» kW^S OIIINEMURI KIVKi: .v.d tic a mm. STE\MER: PATIKI. fl.uu <mlH.».>- at Goods Wh-n-v r»r 'IV Ai"i| i c.illinir. .it P u*r»n M'<m-';i\. 2. r )(h, al 1L inoinin.u,- ((r'">d Wl<a.f <n^ 'Ilmi-Mliy, 2-Sth at Shoitland Wh-»rl cn'v From Piero:' t<» Te Arohvi, R iirtiin£> same d.iy T-'en'-.v 2(UI>, at — m rnmir. l'rmn I'.iem-i to Th nm 8. Wednesday 27th, at fi/V) morning S.if'nbiy, "2nd, nt 2 in-uning F A II W S ! Single. Return, funin 2s Od 3s Od IMk-itnin 3s Od 5s Od Tamna 5s " Od. 7s Gd I' Aroba ... 7s 6d 12s Od \Vr»flior and other circumstances nii'ti"*,Nt>t responsible for accidents in shippinsr, canyinvr, or diseliMruiniT live stock. or any iroorß parcels, etc., put on board ur ,lpJc, «i vn p(l for. and all poods stored nre at, the risk of the oonsii-ne"s. No claim for damage to or short deivprvofonnro will be leooanised unless made within~4B hours nEter date of shipment Anvinfornvitionconeernin£rtheste,ame!, f'-pi»ht, t^c.. 11. ay lieobtained of the Asrent (Charles \Wwr\ Te, Aroha, or at the office of the Thames River Kteam Navigation Company, Shoitland Wharf. 11, C. O.ITLESPIE, Manager.

,*> AUCKLAND DIRECT * - -^y.PA,^ ThoS.S. KOTUKU. FROM Auckland overv Tii'^dav. Fiom Te A rob a every Friday. Curoo only. No Transit ippinyr. TIIORXTOW SMITH, & FIRTH. Ajrent at Te Aroha — JOHN GIBBONS. .Apent for Ohjnemuri — FDWIM EDWARDS. April 22nd. 1885.

BRADLEY AND CO.'S mail coach; f EAVES Te Aiohafor^hames DAILY } j at 0 i.m. Leaves Thames for Te Aroha DAILY at 8 a.m. CARRfAGFS, Single flnd Double Bu?r sr'cs ; also Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses ON HIRE. BRADLEY ft FERGUSON, TE AROHA

pALLAGHER'S BU ri Leaves Te Aroha for MOETJ NRVTLLE pverv Tuesday, Thuf'sday, and Satnrd iy, <it 045 a.m. to meet Tiai leavintr at 9.92 a.m. on those da)s for Auckland. Rpturnmsr from , Moirinsville to Te Anrha every Monday, Wednesday, and Fiidav, on arrival of 2.45 p.m. tr.iiu from Auckland. Carrvintr Passpn«rei"s and Parcels. Saddle and Harness Horses on hire, also Vehicles of every description. F. GALLAGHER, Propi ietor.

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS c_ RUBPCRTBERShave ocoaßionally complained that they do not receive their P«)ipt<! throimh the Post until they are ui'VPinl days old, and occasionally that some i'-sues they ne.ver receive at all. 1 lieNp.ws is posted regularly, and should jpnch '■nbscribers in due course. It is to our interest to have the Paper delivered punctually : bnt when it has '.■pen duly ported we have no further control. TPSubscrbors who do notieceive their Papeis re»nlarlv will advise the of the Nrcws, immediate and Btiict inquiiics will be mado into Jho matter.

LOCAL AGENTS fm- S-.le of THE AROHA & OIirNKMUIir NEWS : Ti Aioha „, ... f. B;.!ckp „ ... ... w. nn^nii „ „. „. .1. Williams „ ... „. R. Hanis W.iiorontroniai ... W. S. Collins „ Gm vr-s & Baskhille ?■' :il'*i shin v ... •l.Sipiinell Wairoa ■ ... ... W. Al.b..\ & Co. Psmroa ... ... J. M. Rob^on llflxiitaia ... ... W. Rtoveiw „ .., ... W. Fa iran TCiii. -m ir.ihake ... Alex. IIoL"jr AVjii! i ... ... 1' r',,,,,,,1,,,11 „. If. J fliffoid Thames ... „. .^ \oddcr „ ' „, ... 11. L. Thnston faml'ii lire ... ... .7. S. Pond nsiitiilinii \v^t ... R F. Snndcs !!!"i'illon East .. Dov and ''rmch Auckland ... J. I* im h. booksoller.