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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43386, 10 November 1908, Page 2

'/M ? 08/ »' F BN STEAMSHIP CO L MIl’KI) g ,%iu.»!* n -ok '• "Pb •«»l vn '.l |(| I’K AKUHA FOB THAMES Leaves Thames Wednesday 11 —Wakatere, 7.30 am Thursday 12 —Wakatere, 8.30 a m Friday 13—Wakatere, 9 45 h m Saturday 14 Wakatere 945 a m Fares—Saloon • Return, 13s; Single, Bs.. Steerage : Return, 8s 6d : Single, 7 6d f Leaves Auckland Wednesdays 11- Wakatere, 3 30 p.m Thursday 12—Waka'ere, 4.30 p.m V. Friday 13—Wakatere, 5.45 p.m Connecting with River Steamers forPaeros and Upper Thames Settlements '"Leaves Auckla d for Paeroa, Turua Kopu, Etc. Wednesdays 11—Taniwha, midnight Thursday 12—Waimarie, midnight Friday 13 —Taniwha. 3 p m Sunday 17—Waimarie, 5 pm Monday 16—Tiniwba. 5.30 p.m Leaves Paeroa (callin at Kopu'' ■■■}. Wednesday 11 —Waimarie 8.30 p.m Thursday 12—Taniwha, 9.30 p m Friday 13 —Waimarie, 10 a in • -Saturday 14 —Taniwha, 11 15 pm Mondiy 16—Waimarie, 12.30 pm • RO OK OH „ : From Paeroa to Te Aroha - Monday, Wednesday and Friday on ; arrival<sf ss' From Te Aroha to Paeroa—' Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 7am For furthef particulars regarding passages or freight; .apply to 49 " H J •>!• i

;>XJ Mr, THE Wanganui River NEW ZEALAND’S GREAT SCENIC CANYON, " by thousands NEW OVERLAND ROUTE TO WELLINGTON via Central Railway, .avoiding sea journey. * Magnificent Scenic Attractions r The pleasantness of a trip on thi p beautifuldriver will linger in th‘ ■t r -mind for ever. ‘'REDUCED FARES-35s from Ist junorq -r.J 1908. Rivfift 1 * Journey, 150 Miles y ( . jr\ „r m i... ■■. . ■ 1 - TAUMARUNUI -WANGANUI l ' A ■ "JCPIE TABLE. ‘Tuesdays,/ ■ Thursdays, Saturdays, Steamer from Pipiriki connecting ,witb ex press.,at Wanganui on Mondays, Wednesday’s, and Friday’s circumstances' permitting). ■/Tv ■■ Tourist Bureaus— I T. C. COOK & Son, A. HATRICK & Company. r.flW'.-Cfir- i 8 “dandruff. i:} . :J ■ If allowed to collect, will unquestionably ruin tl e hair, and •;/ 'it accompanied -'with* dry and •r ,-harsh hajr>is the first and surest .. .pign of coining baldness. - After-.-a few. applications of j f ;WIOLETTA Hair Food and Tonic the scalp will be thoroughly cleansed from DandiufE To men win, are going bald - ; (if .the, roots are still alive) y WIOLF' ITA must produce hair. ■ It.fer'ds the* tiny hair bulbs and •dinkills- iliealisease, Baldness is a ; disease/ v ; As. a simple dressing for the *; i: Hair, i; t WipLETTA is unsurpassed.; Said in large bottles at 3a : 6d; ; D -ouAll Chemists, Stores, and < > Hairdressers. Postage 6d oxrta. 3s J 6d per bottle. Postage, 6d extra Sole; Agent— FRANK KEEN, Hairdresser, TE AROHA.

tTTANTED'.—By young lady in VV business during the day, bo trd and residence in private family. Address, stating terms to A. 8., Box 12, T i Aroha. WANTED COTTAGE—For a few ” weeks, December, January, near -* Domain. —Apply Mas I. Fraser. Bussell Street, North Shore. 468 Q- LICENSE MEETINGS ; Miss_Anderson Hughes, the wellknown! No-Eicense speaker, will address meetings in the Te Aroha Public . Hall on SATURDAY and SUNDAY evenings, November 14th and T lsth. Meeting for women only at 3 p.m on SUNDAY. • - lost; Stolen, or strayed. LOST since 31st. October last, from Manawaru : 1 BAY MARE. Medium Draught. 3yrs oldy white face. f‘* 1 BAY BIDING HACK, Unbroken, 2yrs old. • Anyone giving information concerning I __Bama Or returning to undersigned will be handsomfely/rewarded. " "JAMES BROWN, Manawaru. f Koy. 4th, 4808. 462 Grand Euchre / - : and Social, o! V r.J. U , .IN .... ' Public Hall, Te Aroha, Iu Aid of Cob von t and Church. Wednesday, Nov. 18 Admission : ‘2s. Commence 7.30. Yob able Prizes 568 For novelties is Neckwear lace goods Belts etc., at less than Auckland prices Try Gahagan’s Economic.—Advt,