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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 249, 22 October 1901, Page 2

Jxffi,. j POKT Off NEW PLYMOUTH, TofSDAT, October 22, 1901. j ARRIVED ! Monday. October 21. '■ Ngapuhi. 690 tons, Norbu-y. from OnePass ngers - Me=dames Mynott,' Waller, Ward, Taylor, Fleaing and family and nur,e, Porritt, Misses Simp.-on, Fleming, Drs. Mason =;nd Ponito, Messrs. P. R. Dix, Sleator, Simpson, Gore, Ponder, Mynott, Kirker, Qo..uley, Walters, Sewell, Bond, Bun'er, Peek, Richards, Beere. Craig, Fleming. Pickering, C:wer, Dixon. Shores; Hsteerage. \ W V. Webster, Agea-. XXPKCTBD ARKtVALb Takapuaa, From Munokaa, ti-day Kotoiti. from Sonth, to day Ngapuhi, frtr. Manukau, on Thursday Kotoiti, from Manukau, on Friday Tatapuna, from South, on Friday" Ngapuhi from Mamikau, on Moni'aT Tskapurui from Manukau, on Tuesday Kotoiti, from South, oa Tuesday S*!I,EO. Mondiy, Octob?r 21. , Kittawa, 1147 tons, Collins, for South. Cargo—l 3 bores bu'ter, N.P ; J< -- p. Soc'ety; 24 c.r. hhds, 12 do, kilderkins, J. V. Hookrr; 5 do. hhds, Johnston ; 4 crates e.r. tins, 4 cases do crates, Burgess, Fraser & Oo.; 1 case hams, Bushauan; 1 boiler, I br>x. 7 cases separators, Newton King; 3"i sacks grass seed, C. A. Wilkinson ; 4 cses do, 2 pkgt>s bedstead, N.Z. Express Co.; 3 crates er. tins, B. C. Robbins; 2 cases, 2 himpers, J. F. Hooker. Union Coinpury, Agents. Ngipubi, s.s., 690 tons, Norbury, fjr <>nehanga. Passenger* Mesdame* B?.attie, Foote and fanii v. Misjfs Beat'ie (2) L&cas, Beay. McColl, M'essrs. MMr& Haga*/Petty (2), Foote, At hby, Larsvti, LM)g f vfdr Newcombe ; 5 R f Carso—l ho'se, Stock department: 5 do, Muir; 1 do. Colonel Uvit-B; 25 box s buf*r, D.iiy Co.; 8 cases Stratford Bacon Co.; 3 dochoese, 0:own Dairy Co.; 7 pkgs, Kxpr.ss Oo.; 10 do, Railway. I W. D Webster, Agent. PORT OF WAITAKA. SAILED. October 19.—Manukau, s.s., for Mokau. October 19.—surprise, scow, for Moka-i. October 19.—.he'.miford. s:s. for Onehungu, SHIPPING! TELEGRAMS. T Lxitelton, October 20. Gothic, f.-oai Wel-'tagton, at 8 p m. Blot?, October 21. Zambssi,." om Burton, at 8 a,m. ' The need of more room at the wharf was ' shown in a marked manner yesteiday. The Kittawa, Ngapuhi, Oreti. and the |sow Ngaro were all unloadug together, an aggregate of over SCO tons, eexcluaive of 80,000 feet of kauri from the Ngaru, being handled. Captain Collios, of the Kittawa, in conversation with a representative of the Niwa, spoke highly ot the port, but said the wharf was far too narrow rid should have at least a couple of lines of rails mce than it has. His vessel w?t working four hatches, and j althoueh Mr. Day, th& sritiorm«s t er, p'aced an engine oa the whr f the want of room : for trucks made it impossible to keep pace '• with the demand. Tie Moa was in the stream and had to wait till tie Kittawa ) sailed to get a berth. ! The s.s. Gothic, sailing from Wellington, ; October 31st, will be the next steamer for. dairy produce. Tie closiig day at the Taranaki Producers' Freezing Works will be Wednesday, the 23rd October, at 3 o'clock ' p.m., and for the .s s. Paparoa on Wednes- ! day, the 6th November, ;»t 3 o'clock p.m.,' so as to enable the butter to be shipj. .d from the Breakwater en the following Monday. | MA.iL S-Otih ■'..■:. Wails will close at the Chief Post Office, Devon-street, as follow : TBKSDAr, October 22. For Wellington and South, per Tabapana, at 10.30 a.m. ; Tor Auckland, per Rotoiti, at 7 p.m. ] For Tooga, Samoa, and Fiji, at 7 p.m. Xhubbday, October 24. ' For Auckland, per Ngapnhi. at 7p m. ! Fbidas, October 25. ] For Australia ana Tasmania at 6 a.m. j For New Hebrides, Norfolk, Lord Howe, Banks, and Santa Cruz Islands, at 6 a.m. For Wellington and South, per Rotoiti, at 10.30 a.m. Tor South Africa, via Capetown, at 7 p.m. For Australia, Tasmania, Ceylon, India, China. Japan, Straits Settlements, etc, at 7 p.m. Tor United Kingdom aad Continent of Europe, via Suez, at 7 p.m. (specially addressed conespondecce only). Due London, Decembers. For Auckland perTakapuna.at 7 p.m. The s£. Hinemoa will leave Auckland, for Kertnadecs, on or about Friday, 25th inst. F. D. UOLDBWOBTH, Chief Fonuuoouti. DEDUCTION IN DENTAL FEES. "HHB AMERIOAN DENTAL COMPANY . beg to intimate that they have purbaaed Mr. A. D. Gray's old-established ental practice. We sue importing direct from the manufactories in New fork and London and guarantee the teeth used by us the best procu'able. Sets from £1 Is; Single Tooth from 6s. Pure gas administration, 2s 6d; ordinary extractions, is; Gold Stoppings and Crowns t lowest fees. All the latest and best appliances—the whole under the perijnal supervisiou of Mb. Gjuy, who will act as Manager of New Plyouth branch. Note the Address— CENTRAL, CHAMBER (over Amburv Bro.'s.) NBWTrIiYMOUIH. PAINLKSa DENTISTRY WITHIN THE KKALH OF ALL TONDON DEKTAL INSTITUTE, Devun 2«ew PI. aouth. We claim to huve the largest practice in tne world, aMcu enables us U> supply modem and laithtul ucu siry at half ine u&uai price. We £iitulu:lj insure eve: j person our teeth and maierioia atu the same as used by all dtcufctsi. NOTi, OUii *ES :—iit,g!e from 5s ; faitbl'ii tiliii>g, ss: compUt i tti, (Ui-per or o*tr), :r,'o. £1 10. Atsouiiuij i .i Attn (.uract'iuns—pure gss 6d sxi rct-tioiiii, 2s Ud. iiain extractions, Is, l'ect'j niUici over n ois. M k C. H. GOLurJS lj ENT A L HIKGEON, (Is.t U. 11. Korte;. WORK GUAI'AN'I'EEu. fa BuildiogH, Devon-st ruet, Kew Plymouth. Inglewood every Wednesday. Telephone 75. BR 18 0" Dental .Cukgeok £3 3 o Pore Gas 2 6 Extractions, under Gas 2 o KitraUODß 1 u ALL WOKS GUABAHTKBD. Address:—Opposite Coffee Palace (Corner ot Egmont and Devon Streets KB. BKASOH wUI \isit Inglewood every Wednesday, and nay be consulted at Mr. Quigtey's