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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 375, 8 June 1889, Page 2

THAMES KWV'i S'U«,cV.\l Bv.)AT

COMPANY,

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STENMTCR: PATIKI.

From Sbort'-m.l. .'j.'lin^ n t UonH^ Wharf Fi:omT«\m-s to''V. \kohy. M.<udav 3 i-l at 7 M'M-nin<r TliniNd-iy,fitli at 9 M m n<r j From P-ieroa In 'IV Arolis>, Rftii. n : > •<*; same <l <v Tiie<sd.i% 4th at — Morniim: Friday 7th ->t — Moiniuu: Kioni Pieioa I<> 'I him -s-* Vvc.ims hi\ otlmtT) Momini? S tuuli> Bih .it 7 Monung. F A "R F S . Sin°le. Retmn. Pnnn '-'- M :>s Od rikuh.ia 3« 0.1 Cv* <•<] i\,er.u - r - 0d 7^ fid L" Au.lui ... 7- fi«l I'is fid V>p.lhei and othn oiiiMunst mv's perniittin •„ X.«t ix^p 'ti^.hle for siecidenN in khip I :"p-,: "p-, '-n-v-n •', ov d'^f-b »r ~:n< r Mve M""k or any tiooils pHicelh, <-rr., pit on Im.ird .ml.-s -\ov. 'd for. and .i n stosed .11 c ?»*; 11 1 >,t risk "f i'ie cnu^i _ne •=<. ■^Vo >-ltini for d.-iniaco tn or .short de iuT,-nfc,,'s;n -\il' Ik j.-C'-ini-eil iinl -v-f i. l.le within 18 \\nm-* rtfU'i date ol filiipment Anvi'if'.im (ion c meem? io the f-p'i '.f, &v., n <i\ he '!»i PMi'il <>f H.o Aaent (C". i »)'■«•.• \l'.i-i-\\ l '.i-i-\ TA» -li.i. hi .it ihe office of tha Tlnine'. ifivr mi N.ivij^atior. Cum .m\, S.ioitl md Wharf. 11. C. OIILKSPIE, 'Man.itfer.

~\___^ A UCKLA^D DIRECT V^.Vjjgi, The S.S. KOTUK U . FROM Auckland e\ cy Tn -t-day. Fro-n r Pe -\mha cveiy Fii>hi} . Gate" fnK'. No Ti'iTnl.ippin<z." TIIOIiNTON', SMITH, & FIRTH. Aiiunf at To Aioha — JOHN GIBBONS. Ai;ent for Ohinemmi — EDWIN KDWAKDS. Apiil 22n.1. 188 ft.

BRADLEY AND CO.S 4 MAIL COACH f EAVES Te Aroha for Tlmwen DAILY J at 9 a.m. LetiveH Thames for Te Aroba DAILY at 8 a.m. CARRIAGES, Single Double Bu^ ; es ; aNo Ladies 1 and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses ON lIIiIE. BRADLEY & FtiIIGUKON\TH AUOIIA

WAIOHOKGOMAI COACH. T^TOTTCE.— On and after Mond.iy, FEB JIN IJUARY 4th, passengers t< or fr^ni Te Aroha can obtain HETUEN TICKETS for (> ne shilling. Pc \rnh«, E.GALLAGHER, F.-bmary Ist, 18S9. Pioprietor.

PUBLIC NOTICE, OWEN GAYER T>EOSto inform Te Aroha nnd Waiomrigonvii Resident^ and the Public generally, that, having leaded the Club Hotel Stables, Te Aroha, and Premier Hotel Stables', Waioron£oni.ii,he will "RUN a COACH regularly between TE AROIIA and WAIORONGOMAT, al.^o meeting all ir.iins on in rival and depaitnre daily ; anr! r^pec-tfuli^ solicits a liberal share of 6ii;ipoit. Fingle and Double Busies, Sadd'e Hordes, pte., always on hire at most rp;i«onnble ra^ep. Fir-»t-nl,ass Livory and P> lit St<d>le accommodation, Paddoeking. etc.

OWEN GAYER,

CLUB HOTEL STABLES, TR AROHA, AND PREMIER HOTEL STABLES, WAIORONGOMAf.