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Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1775, 2 October 1895, Page 2

N 0 It T H E It N ■BTPA-MSOIP CO (iiIAIITED). TE AM COMMUNICATION WITU ' OH IN EMU Ed AND IE AHOHa. THE S4s. PAEROA heaves Auckland for Paeroa, &c.— . handing Thames passengers at Kopu) Tuu-rsday 3, 11.30 p.m ' Saturday. 5, noon • Leaves Paeroa, &e., for Auckland - From Junction ouly,- calling at Kopu • three hours later) Thursday, 3. 7 p.m Fritiaj 4, 7.30 p.ui Saturday, 2, 8 aau. Fares : Single iOs ; Betura, 155., Kopu Thames rates. • FBOM THAMES ONLY. The P.S. PATIKI "From Thames to P-veroa-From Pacioa to Tlhi tries- . Thursday, 3, 10 a. rtf -» v-. Saturday, 5, a. w FABES : Thames to Paeroa ; Single, 5s ; .Return, 7s 6d. „ Thames to Hikutaia { Single, 3» ; Beturn, ss. . | . -Thames to Turua ; \ Single, 2s ; j Beturn, 3s. Cargo for To Aroba, Mondays and ' Wednesdays only. " , ' S.S. - . Te Aroha cargo Monday and Wednesday only. • ‘ ; r/wvFr in Paeroa to Te Aroha—- • Tuesday and Thursday on arrival of - B.B'. Paeroa From Te Aroha to Baeroa— Wednesday, 2, at 9 u.m . Friday* 4, 9 a.m. For further particulars regarding passages or freight apply to.' H. C. Gillespie, Agent, Thames; F. Cock, Agent, Paeroa ; 8. L. Hirst, To. Aroha.

Smardon BrosRoyal Mail Line of Coaches. - *I“Y AILY Se'rvica between Te Aroha and' i R 1 orrinsvil la, and Te Aroha, - Waio~ rungomai aud Gordon. Couches leave Te Aroha for Morrinsville e-tch day .as' .follows—Tupsday,Thnrsday and Saturday,at - 6.15 a. Mi., and on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10.30 n.nri. These Coaches run to suit the truvelling public in all their, re*. qiiireinents, irjueting the up anddo\vn ;V Trains to and frormßotorua and Auoklaind /'.o' every day in the week. Special Coapheb or Buggies to meet .trains as required by giving a few minutes. notice.’ Coaches leaveTe Aroha for Waiorongouiai. as £ol-lows---Monday, - Wednesday; Friday and Paturday at'6-55 p.m, Tuesday and Thtire-, day at 5 p m, leaves Waiorongomai for Te ■■■' Aroha on Monday 6.10 a.m,-& 6.25 p.m, : Wednesday & Fr’dav 6.45 ,leuve Te Aroha ifoi Gordon, via Waioron;vv gomai and Shalteshury, on Wednesday and Saturday at 10.15 a.in, returningsaine day at 4.45.>• in- Passengers 'desiring; to travel suhie can always >ely‘ upon being in plenty of time to catch the outy’> ward Mai! Trains and Coaches, and also will receive the-hest of attention and civilly ly. ... _ - yGood paddocks, ’ and first-class stables in the centre of the . Town, Whitaker Street, Te Aroha. The very best of feed - kept; oh hand, Telegrams and communicut ions' receive prompt attention. : Wo, Siiiardon Brothers, wi h to inform tie travelling public and our numerous ?■; fliend patrons that we are running in con nection with E. C. Short,'of Pueroa and Thames,which you :can rely upon being suited .with any kind of vehicles or saddle horses. COACHES TO MEET ALL TRAINS. Address—--BMABDO N BKOTH ER S. TE AROHA.

GALLAGHER’S r HOUL mail couches F\ AIL YSer vice between- TE AROHA U & PAB.ROA’, connecting' will. Ricketts’ Royal Muil'Seivice from Thames Paeroa, also CtiupbellV Royal Mail Line from Paeroa to Waibi and Tauranga. The Coaches leave Te Arolm for Pearoa daily at 9a.ni; THROUGH FARES TO THAMES - Single • , ... ...12 Shillings ; > Return ... 20 Shillings E. GA BLAG flEft havibg pm olmsed Bradley ami Co.’s Coaching plant’ at Te Aroha, is now'in a position to accommodate the travelling public: in all its require meats; and the public ; can rely on good ateady and sober drivers, and courteous 'reutmcnt. Aft kind of Vehicles and good fuddle Horses on hire. Charges Moderate. On Mondays, Weduesdnys.flnd Fridays 1 a coach: will leave Te A r dhi» for Morriusa.n-., connecting with Roto - iuu train to Auckland ; and on Tuesdays 1 Thursdays and Saturdays will leave Te Arol.a bt 6.15 a.m, connecting with Auckland traid; at Morrinsvide. GOA&BES TO MEET ALL TRAINS, dStables, opposite the Domain. Four-horse .Coach to Wairere Falls and Hot during the season, ' GOO© i PADDOCKS , . For Hire Ca/riuges, Waggoi e'te open and Hooded Buggies, Saddle Horse fit r Invalid Chairs. . r Tourists driven to all parts by experienced drivers. . ' > E. GALLAGHER, ' Te Aroha.