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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 406, 28 September 1889, Page 2

T.IAMES lirVKK STEAM BOAT COMPANY, /£ j||ii pvTKßCTvSteamCon«/mmK^^^ » JniunieatiiMi withthe dmShi'msm oiiinbmuiu hiveu and TE AROHA THKp.s. TB AROHA. From Shortbtnd. .-nllinir at Goods Wharf FkomThamks to Paeuoa. Mond-v23rd, it 3 morning (Goods WWf nnV)-Wt»cli.<»-dav 25th, at 4.30 morning (Good* Wharf only) Friday 27th, laid up From P.ieioa t«» Te Aroha, Oncfl a wpek. Monday 23rd, at 3 morning (Goods wWfonly) From P.ipro.i to Thames. ; Tn<ydny 24t1». Nt 8 morning. Wpdtie*Bdii\ 25th, at 2 afternoon Saturday 28th, laid up. FARES. Single. Return. Puma '2« 0d 3s Od IVikiitain 3' Od 5b Od Paeina 5* Oxi 7s 6d T Aroha ... 7s ■6d 12s 6d Wenther and other en oumstunues permitting. Not resp'insihle for -iccidentn in shipping, OHnyinjr, »r dt«schar<;iti£r live 6tock. or nny jrnods parcel?, etc.. put on hoard nn |p>iq foi . and ajl goods stp^ed «re»t the ri«»k of tha consignees. No claim for damage to or short delivery o£ carno will he recognised unless made within 48 hours after date of shipment. Any information concerning the steamei, f i eight, Ac, irmy he ohtained of the Agent (Charles Aliier),' Te Aroha, or at the office of the Thames River Steam Nayig^ipn Company, Shorthmd Wharf. H. C. Gil LESPIE t ; Manager.

NOTICE. BRADLEY AND CO. TT> EG to announce to tho travelling Public that they will lesume running their mrmrine: COACH from PAERQA to THAMES, early in October. BRADLEY A^D CO.

PUBLIC NOTICE. OWEN GAYER BEGS to inform Te Anha and Watoronpomni Residents and the PuHlrc fTeneralty, that, having- leaded.' the Club Hot«l Stables, Te Aroha, and Premier Hotel Stable*, Waioroneromaijhe \rill RUN a CO A OH reenlnrly between TE AROHA and WAIOHONGOMAI, also meeting all trains on arrival and departure dnily ;- and reppeetfullj solicits a liberal i»tiare of gunnort. Single and Double Busrgrea, Saddle Horses, etc.. akravs on hire at rapft reattonabk; rates. Firpt-clnfls Li very and Bait Stable accommodation, Paddopkiflg. DWEN GAYER, CLUB HOTEL STABLES, TE AROHA, AND PRRMTEB HOTEL STABLES, WAIORONGO-MAI.

Meteorological? Observatory a,t Te, Aroha. <* , Te Aroha Hot Springs L'oTniiin). Altitude above tin 1 sea 100 feet. ABSTKA.C 1 EOrt AnGUST, 1889^ Wean height of Baiometei... $0.36 inches. M»x. „ „ 30.92 on 30th Mm. „ v 29.96 ...15th Mmn Tein. in shade „. 59-9 Fuh. „ „ ... 66.5 on 21st Mm. „ „ ... 27.00n.15fh. Max. Sofac radiation ... 134 on 24th Totnlfti'.lofrain ... 581 inches Number of days of rain ... 18 Max raiu. in any 24 hours &.}3in, on 13th Prevailing winds, South-west. A. Mrnztks, Observer

J" OCAL AGENTS for Rule of THE J AROHA & OHJNKMtTRI NKWcJ i T« Aroha ... ... C. Tialckn „ ... ... W. Dib«r>H "„ ... ... J. Willinma fj, ... ... R. I;f.imß "Wrtioronafoinai ... W. S. Collins. „ ' H. HaskivilJe Rhafti'sbnry ... .1. Squirrell Waitoa ... ... W. Abbev&Co Paeroa ... „. J. M. I{ob?otj, ilikutain ... ... W. Stevens u ••• ••• W. Fa^an •Vaibi ... ... h C«mplu»M Morrinsville... ... H. J. CliiJord; Thninefi ... ... J. Nodder v •■• ... H. L. HaistojQt C-vnbridjre ... ... J. S. Bond Hamilton West ... [{ F. Sandcß V.ti.uf\Unu East ... Dcv and ""leru-h Auckland ... J. b inch, bookhd lei

BRADLEY AND CQ.S, Mail coach rKA VKS Te Aioha f< rTh.-uiie* DAILY J at J) a.m. Leav.* Thames for Te Arohu DAfLV at 8 a.m. ( C\RI<lA<Ji:S, Single <mil Double P»h««. ■T : "K ; iil«n Lndii-K'uudUenilmiieii'bbatJilFe gurM'iON I Nil. Si CO.,ThAUOIIA.