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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 142, 10 July 1901, Page 4

EOYAL MAIL COACH. NEW PLY MOUTH TO OPUNAKE. REDUCTION IN CHARGES. Abridged Time-Table. Fares to Mon. Wed. & Opunake. Leaves Kriday. Single. Return. Booking Office, 8.30. N.P. Railway Station, 9 am. ... 10s Od ... 17s Od Oakura... 10.35 a.m. ... 8s Od ... 14s Od Okato ... 12.45p.au ... Bs Od ... 8s 6d Rahctu... 2.20 p.m. ... 3s Od ... 5s Od Arrives at Opunake 4 p.m. I Fares to ' Tnes. Thnr. & New Plymouth. Leaves Saturday* Single. Return Opunake 7.30 a.m. ... 10s Od ... 17s Od Rahotu... 9.10 a.m... 7s 6d ... liis Od , Okato ... 11.30a.m 3s 6d ... 6s Od Oakura... 12 55p.m. ... 2s 6d ... 4s Od I Arrives at New Plymouth 2.30 p.m I Heavy Luggage Extra, j Dinner each day at Okato, Is. BOOKING OFFICES: Co-operative Store, Ourrle-street, New Plymouth. Fowlers' Boarding House, Opunake In conjunction with above service, a Large Waggon can be atranged for to convey Merchandise, Furniture, etc., at reasonable rateS ' T. P. HUGHSON, Propriotor. Okato, 4th January, 1901.

A. LISTS!) 4 CO. Ltd. Dorsiey, Eng., Maiufaetnrere of the PREMIER OBEAM SEPARATO OF THE WORLD K.nown ONLY as the Alexandre Give the moßfe UNEQUIVOCAL AND POSITIVE DENIAL to the statements, made by the Agents of the Db Laval, they defeated Messrs Lister'*) ALEXANDRA at a Public Trial In Germany, and declare they have aever sold or sent a single ALEXANDRA SEPARATOR to Germany at any time. ALEXANDRA TOOK FlftST PRIZE at the Royal Agricultural Society s Show, Bimcaster, 1! y. BEATING THE D LAVAL and other Machines ' Gould any better certificate of efficiency be offered to those in Dairying! Newton King, SOLE AGENT *oi thb ALEXANDRA For the North Island of N.Z. SOLE BROS, TAEANAKI BtJICHERY. We kill only the PRIMES! OF MFASD grazed on the best fattening (arms In the district. FOR QUALITY ■ WE DEFY COMPETITION OJSIOMERB WAITED ON OArLY. 60L3 AGENTS F. ANDREWS' WEIiL KiNOWN BACON THE REST

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