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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4406, 4 May 1909, Page 2

** JJOBTfIEEN Jim STEvMbHIP CO LIMITED; STEAM COMMON I CATION WITb OHINBM HI AND TE AROHa FOR THAMES , Leaves Thames Wednesday s—Wakatere, 7am Thursday 6 - Wakatere, 7am Friday 7 —Wakatere, 7 15 a m uturday B—Wakatere, Sam r Leaves Auckland Wednesday s—Wakatere, 2 30 p m Thursday 6—Wakatere, 3pm Friday 7 - Wakatere, 3 30 p in Saturday 8 —Wakatere, 4pm Connecting with River Steamers forPaeroh and Upper Thames Settlements Leaves Auckla d for Paeroa, Tnrua Kopu, Etc. Wednesday s—Taniwha.ll 30 p m Thursday 6—Waimarie, midnight Friday 7—Tariwha, midnight Sunday 9—Waimarie, 2 30 p m Monday 10—Taniwha, 3 p m Leaves Paeroa(callin at Kopu' Wednesday s—Waimarie, 7 15pm Thu rsday o—Taniwha, Bpm Friday 7—Waimarie, 8 30 p m Saturday B—Taniwha, 9pm Monday 10—Waimarie, 10 p ui FARE : Return 13s; Single Bs. S.s. ROIOKOH . From Paeroa to Te Aroha— Monday, Wednesday and Friday on arrival of s s From Te Aroha to Paeroa— Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 7 a m For further particulars regarding passages or freight, apply to 49 A LANG Te Aroi»« A THE Wandanni River NEW ZEALAND’S GREAT SCENIC CANYON, Visited by thousands NEW OVERLAND ROUTE TO WELLINGTON via Central Railway, avoiding sea journey. Magnificent Soenio Attractions The pleasantness of a trip on thir beautiful river will linger in the mind for ever. REDUCED FARES—3Ss from Ist May, 1908. River Journey, 150 Miles TAUMARUNUI—WANGANUI TIME TABLE. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Steamer from Pipiriki connecting with express at Wanganui on Mondays, Wednesday’s, and Friday’s circumstances permitting). Tourist Bureaus —T. C. COOK & Son, A. HATRICK & Company. GORDON BROS’ Liverv and Bait Stab.es > Whittaket Street Te Aroha . (Late P. Hog in.) Coaches, Brakes, Saddle Horses, Boggles, ana invalid Carriages for hiie _ Wedding and Picnic Parties SPECIAL L 7 catered for. , SPECIALITY. HORSES bought and broken to saddle and all kinds of h. mes® at reasonable rates. COACHES to meet all trains. FUNERALS attended to. Having taken over the above business in Te Arelia, lately carried on by Mr P. Hogan, 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 predtcessor. We hope, by s',riot attention to business, to merit a fair share of public support. GORDON BROS’. Te Aroha, March 3rd, 1909. In connection with the above I wish to thank residents of iTe Aroha and the travelling public for past favours, and respectfully request them to support my successors. 30 P. HOGAN. FARMERS’ UNION, WAIHOU BJRANCB. The ANNUAL MEETING of the above will be held at the Waihou Hall on TUESDAY, May 4th, a' 7.30 p.m. A'l fa mers are invited, BUSINESS; Election of Office, o*o. 764 H. O. COOPER, Sec WHARARITI (Next Auckland Bowling Green), 48, Grafton Road, Auckland. Three minutes from Id tram, storming at St. Paul’s, Symonds street. Close to Bowling Green, Tennis Lawn, and Domain. New Hems'* pleasantly situated. Terms 4s per day, weekly by arrangeme vt. Telephone 216 . Write or wire.—MßS WATSON, Proprietress. /85 The lotus, 202, queen-street (Partridges New Buildings), TEA & LUNCHEON ROOMS. Morning and afternoon tea, Light Luncheon, and in season strawberries and cream, fruit luncheon, fruit salad, and icecream. Our coffee is brewed to please everyone, and it does. Judges say it ia best ; n the City. Our art furniture was specially designed, and every effort has beep made to make the surroundings artistic, under control of MISS E- BISHOP. 734

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