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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4400, 20 April 1909, Page 2

v ' vr:i ■ O R Li t. BN STEAMSHIP L Mll’Ku CO $,& A •. OU MM U NlO AT iOK 'VIT h |v > V; I'’ 1 '’ \» Kl WO l’K AItOHA FOR THAMES Leaves Thames Monday 19—Wakatere, 5 45 p m Wednea&.y 2!—Wakatere, 7am sThursday 22—Wakatere, 7 15am Friday 23 —Wakatere, Bam ’ Saturday 24—Wakatere, 9 40am Leaves Auckland Monday 19 - Wakatere, 12 30 p m f Tuesday 20—Wakatere, 2pm Wednesday 21 Wakatere. 3pm Thursday 22 Wakatere, 3 15pm ' Friday 23—Wakatere, 4 15 p m Saturday 24—Wakatere, 5 15 p m Connecting with River Steamers f orPaeroa and Upper Thames Settlements Leaves Auckla d for Paeroa, bk .vv ” ’Kopu, Etc.' jtySunday 18—Waimarie, 10 p m Turua - Leaves Paeroa (callin at Kopul I; Saturday 17—Taniwha, 330 p m Monday 19—Waimarie, 5 30 p m : • FARE : Return 13s; Single Bs. From Paeroa to Te Aroha— Monday, f Wednesday and Friday •" arrival of,as From Te Aroha to Paeroa—l Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 7a m 'For further particulars regarding pas- . sages or freight, apply to 49 D C POTTS. T.- \ milii THE Wanganni River i; ' ’ ■.. ■Sfe-V JNEW ZEALAND’S GREAT scenic canyon, Visited by thousands NEW OVERLAND ROUTE TO WELLINGTON via Central Railway, avoiding sea journey. Magnificent Scenic Attractions The pleasantness of a trip on this beautiful r}ver will Jiriger in the sfcvvv ,raind for ever. Wa REDUCED FARES—3Ss from Ist ,I',. ■> . ; May, 1908. River Journey, 150 Miles. ’ TAUMXRUNUI—WANGANUI TIME TABLE. '■ Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Stoamdr from Pipiriki connecting : with express at Wanganui on Mondays, Wednesday’s, and Friday’s circumstances permitting). Tourist Bureaus —T. C. COOK & Son, A. {HATRIGK & Company. .fi , . 28 v:' 17 'J; • instrumental aud v. cal, at (.Alien’s Dep it, Whitaker-street BROS’ Liverv and Bait Stables Whittaker Street Te Aroha. (Late P. Hogan.) Coaches, Brakes, Baddle Horses, Buggies, anu invalid Carriages for hiie Wedding and Picnic Parties SPECIAL LY catered for. SPECIALITY y HORSES bought and sold,and l broken to saddle and all kinds of h; •raeß« at reasonable rates. COACHES to meet all trains. "■, < FUNERALS attended to. Having taken over the above business in TeAreha, lately carried on by Mr P. llogan, we would respectfully request the resideuts of Te Aroha and surrounding district to continue the same generous measure of patronage to us as has been accorded our predecessor. Vj We hope, by strict attention to busi- | -i> ness, to merit a fair share of public supI P rt. U GORDON BROS’. ■ Te Aroha, March 3rd, 1909. I ' ■ Tu connection with the above I wish v to thank residents of iTe Aroha aud the , travelling public for past favours, and respectfully r.-quest them to support my successors. ■' , g ; 30 P. HOGAN. D‘> you want to buy a Purse or a handsome Leather Bag ? If so call at Allen’s Depot, Whitaker-street. LADIES ■ivf'l Is your hair coming out in handfuls. Hus it lost that glossy shedu which all healthy hair should have ? If. so, it is certainly time it is attended to. 1 WIOLLKTT VHair Food and Tonic, a perfect remedy for weak, thin, and falling hair. Prevents the hair fiom turning grey through the renewed life given to it. Guaranteed not to contain any prisonous dies, such as lead, silver, etc. Ladies will find WIOLSTTA invaluable. It adds a glossy and silky character* to the tresses, without any sticky or greasy feel-\ xng. FRANK KEEN. Hairdresser, TE AROHA. 186 LOOK out for new assortment of novels and picture postcards at Allen’s Depot. HAFFC UTTING. Wo hereby notify tjie chaff growers of Te Aroha and surrounding districts that our plant will be at their disposal during the ensuing season. SINTON HUTCHINSON, BROS., Walton. 640 R the largest and most varied stock of Postcards in Te Aroha go to' u’s Depot.