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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43330, 26 May 1908, Page 2

W'l--’-* wm p-y. • n t . • •-STEAM COMMUNICATION WITh OfjlNEM l ' 111 AND TE.AROHA. FOR THAMES • , Leaves Thames kiesday 26— Wakatere, 3 30 p m - E Vednesday 27— Wakatere, 4 30. p m .• Thursday 28 —Wakatere, 540 p m ; O R T H E E‘N STEAMSHIP CO LIMITED V «***•' , Single, 88?; ;Steerage: Return, 8s 6d; Single, 5s • 6d. ; - . “ Leaves Auckland 27—Wakatere, 11am Q - Thursday 28—Wakatere, 12 noon , Friday 20—Wakatere, Ipm , Saturday 30—Wakatere, 2pm ' . ft Conneofcingwith River Steamers forPaerot* and Upper Thames Settlements • Leaves Auckla? d for Paeroa, Turua, Kopu, Etc. . //Tuesday 26—Waimarie, 9 p.m. dnesday.,27—Taniwha, 10 p m drsday 28—Waimarie, 10 30 p m . /Leaves Paeroa (callin at Kopul y Tuesday 26—Taniwha, 4pm /. Wednesday 27—Waimarie, 430 p m /[; Thursday * • B.S. ROTOKOH'J. From Paeroa to Te Aroliw—- / Monday, Wednesday, and Friday on arrival of 8,8. . ■ ———* “. • ipy/lFrom Te Aroha to Paern- . Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7am For further .rticnlare regarding pa«r C-iJ. g men or freight aoplv to '■ . H.J. HI KST Te Aroha. jif — ! m , «C , < • THE !Vf Wanganui River // NEW ZEALAND’S , GREAT SCENIC CANYON,. Vis'ied by thousands kM/New Overlaid Route to Wellington K 7 via Central Railway, V. avoiding sea journey. MAGNiFiCLNT ■ Scenic Attractions |p*/Tbe pleasantness of a trip on this *§£u beautiful river will linger in the mind .<V ,* , for ever. >. REDUCED FARES—3SB from lei : \ May, 1908. River Journey, 150 Miles #ipiTAUMARtjNUI—WINGANUI ' > TIME TABLE Thursdays, Saturdays, Steamer fromPipiriki connecting with typf 1 express at Wanganui on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays (cir- ■ 7 ■/;;/ cum stances permitting). > 'Tourist Bureaus—T. C, COOK & Son vi» ! -■./; A. fIATRICK & COMPANY. ir ■■ mk •4!h:*Yv; V r #‘i 'Mk if® .rv.y ■>,. Opposite Hot Springs Hotel, '-• . TE AROHA. m Mm. m On Hire wages. ■ • ' \.. .. Funerals and Weddings specially ■ ! : cateveci for. j / Tourists driven to all parts by ex- , ;perienced drivers. ' : - Yearly stands arranged. HOGAN’S Liverv and BaitStabies, Whittaker Street Te Aroha. I : (Late A.-F. Thomas*) . ; Coaches, Brakes, Saddle Horses, Bug* gies, ana Invalid Carriages for hire

W&ffi*; Redding, and picnic Parties BjemiLAJU catered' for, , SPECIALITYHORSES bosgbtaud sold and #’stspEen s to saddle and all kinds of h.'xneso at reasonable rates. », , ; COACHES to meet alltroinß. ■i, ' / i ... I! : FUNERALS attended to. ;;Vr.--- ■ On sale.—Maize, Oats Wheat, Hran, I ■ Chaff, Poffard, Straw, eto. nrag* ivT m m A LL VISITORS SHOULD YISIT II I WILLIAMS. ihe Noveltv Emporium j>“\ ’ If you are in search of a present for Tinnti/io n4* n niafftnnr, I niiviviltt your friends at a distance, I can supply .V'y your wants. I have the largest stock . of .Postcards outside of Auckland. ~. Black and white, and enf, amelled Booklets, Photo size Books of ■S; Te Aroha. Views in Chinaware, of . v ' heavy guilt, are artistically got up. \ Inspection Invited.. No one pressed to buy. lam fully stocked in Crockery and Glassware, Dinner Sets and'Tea ‘ Sets at less than Auckland prices. Fancy goods in great variety. I keep , Seeds that can be relied on. Now Ready : Cabbage, Strawberrie, • and, Cauliflower Plants. I can supply you in any kind of Shrubs or Rose ' -ees. ' : •* . 6 not forget the address:— JOHN WILLIAMS, Hot Springs Hotel) m ■ Whitaker Street, TE AROHA.

George Andrews, Rochester, Vic. writes , “■' My occupation of a } - rabbit trapper obliges me to be out at night attending to the traps, and while so doing I contracted a severe | cold. After trying other cough mixtures on the market, I was . - recommended to give Chamberlain’s .Cough Remedy a trial. It gave me immediate relief,'- and three bottles cured me. I can with confideircarecommend Chamin’s Cough Remedy to anybody g a cough or cold.” For sale ’« B. Johnson) Agent.. V Ladies’ jackets and cloaks'in the test shapes;~L, Cullen.