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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 129, 26 June 1901, Page 4

) OYAL MAIL OOAOH. NEW PLY i MOUTH TO OPUNAKE. REDUCTION IN CHARGES. Abridged Time-Table. Fares to Opunake. Single. Retnrn, Mon. Wed. & Opunake. leaves Friday. Single. Retnrn, Booking Office, 8.30,; N.P. Railway Station, 9 am. ... 10s Od ... 17s Od Oaknia... 10.35 a.m. ... 8s Oct... Ms Od Okato ... 12.45 p.m ; ... 5s Od ... 8s 6r* Bahctu... 2.20 p.m.... 38 Od ... 68 0c 1 AEEIVB3 at Opunake 4 p.m. j Fares to 1 Tues, Thur. & New Plymonth. Leaves Saturday. Single. Return lOpunuke 7.30 a.m. ... 10s Od ... 17s Od [Ruhotu... 9.10 a.m... 7s Gd ... 18s Od Okato ... 11.30 a.m., I Oakura... . 12 55 p.m. 3s 6d ... 6s Od 2s 6d ... 4s Od 1 Arbives at New Plymouth 2.30 p.m Heavy Luggage Extra. Dinner each day at Okato, Is. BOOKING OFFICES: Co-operative Stoie, Ourrle-street. New Plymouth. Fowlers' Boarding House, Opunake £ In conjunction with above service, a Largr Wapgon can be arranged for to conve; Merchandise, Furniture, etc., at reasonable rates. T. P. HUGHSON, Propriotor. Okato, 4th January, 1901. Durslep, Eng., Manufacturers of the PREMIER CREAM SEPARATO OF THE WORLD, BLnowu ONLY m the CTMMftWM Give the UNEQUIVOCAL AND POSITIVE DENIAL to the statements, made by the Agents of the De Laval, they defeated Messrß Lister's ALEXANDRA at a Public Trial in Germany, and declare they have never sold or sent a single ALEXANDRA to Germany at any time. ALEXANDRA TOOK FlrtST PRIZE <kt the Royal Agricultural Society s Show, Bv'ncasetr, 1( >. BKATiNG THli DE LAVAL and other Machines oold any better certificate efficiency be offered to those r Dairying? I SOLE AGENT *oi the ALEXANDU SV>r the Norfc Island of ! SOLE EROS, rARANAKI BUTCHERY. We kih *nly tne PRIMEST OF MKA" 1 grazed on the best fattening far me In the district, 03 OUAUTr ■ O'STOMKRS W4iTED ON I>A<L-. 50L3 AGENTS F, ANDREWS' WEULKdOWN BACON "A PERFECT Food for Infants.* ". Mrs. Ada S. Ballin, Editress of"P& ,' Over 70 Tears' Established Reputation, "* Food BEST and CHEAPER, For INFANTS and MAUDS, CHILDREN and TJie AGED. "Very carefully prepared and highly nutritious."—Lancet. "Equally suitable to Invalids and Old 2eople."—Medical Magazine NkstVM'S FOOD has fir some time tee*, used in The Russian "Admirably adapted to the wants of Infapts and Ycng Parsons." Sir Charles A. Cameron, M.p., Ex-President of the ' Royal College of Surgeons, IrehniL "Contains all the elements of Food in an easily digested form." Gordon Stables, M-l}., R.N., Ik itfOSf NUTRITIOUS FOOD FOB NURSING MOTHERS..* "i ©Goococpcccoa SHOWN & POLSON'S "PATENT" CORN FLOUR. An Old Friend of Forty Years' Standing, For light and delicate puddings, blanc-manges, custards, jellies, sponges, and a host of tempting and delicious dishes. But if the best results are to be obtained eveiy precaution must be taken to secure that only BROWN & POLSON'S is delivered. BROWN & POLSON'S PAISLEY FLOUR. A New Friend of Equal Promise, By its help the delights of the tea-table are increased by the easy addition of dainty scones; all kinds of homebaking are assisted and simplified, and everything made light and digestible. PIPPQG(X)DCX3OOQ