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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 258, 1 November 1901, Page 2

Sh-fPPIJfG Y/'TTi. I PORT OP NEW PLYMOUTH, » Friday, Novbmbeb l, 1901. j ARRIVED. j Wednesday, October 30. | Dinsadeo, s.n., 650 tons. Diloer, from j Giey mouth. Cargo—s22 tODScoal, Hallway ; : 60 tons coal, W. U Newman. | Union Company, Agents. Thubsday, October 31. I Ngapubi, s.s, 690 tons, Nort'ury. from 1 Onrhunea. Pasengers—Mesdnmes Lowe, j Buchanan, Light, Lovett, WalUs, Blair, Kennedy, "i-s3« Holmes, Light, Kirk, U«rraft Manning.Batten, Hewaon, Wilson, Blair, Kennedy, Bishop Wallis, Yen. Archdeacon Walsh, Capt Cameion, Messrs Edcast. Wilson, Barry. Jordan, Astby, Monro, Uinta, 8. Hoses, Wrestery, Sim'on, Palmer, Lovett; 14 ateeraqe. W. D. Webster, Agent. tsAiLKn Thubsday, October 31. Ngapuhl. s.s., 690 tons, Norbury, for Onehanga. Passengers—Meedames fearburr, Proper and child. Medley, Misses Yearbury, Wilson-Smitb, Messrs. Yearbury, Bobron, Peek, Buxton, Naughton, Hayword, Kensington, Da Montalk, 0?le, Dagdale, Lind; 6 st»eracp. Cawo— 20 boxes butter, Var.gstoki Dairr Co,; 2 cases bacon, Drake ;1 do Stratford Bac n Co.; I do, Burgess St Fraw r ; 8 fk* hides, Wm. B\yly; 46 pkgs hide'), Sole Bros.: 8 jikOs, Express Co.; 10 do. Railway. W. P. Webster, Agent. A.KWU&. Rotoiti, from Manukaa, to day Takapuna, from South, to-day agapu*". f r om Manukan, on Monday Upnlu, (ro'u South, on Monday akapuna from Mannkan, on Tuesday Mntoiti from Sonth, on Tueadav M 'apuhi. frir- Manuknu. on Thnrsiay Rotoiti, from Manakaa, <.n Kri-lay Takapana, from South, on Friday PROJECTED DEPAVTURKB. Botiti for Welliaglon this da* Takapana for Manukau this day POST OF WAITARA. abbiybd. October 30.—Ohelmstord, f.s. 200 tons, from Onetunga. SAILED. October2'.—Mannkan, s.s.,forMokau. BHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ABIIYID. Wellington. October 30. Mamari, from South Africa, via Port Chalmers Beads, at 10.35 a.m. Sydney, October 30. H.M.S. Torch, from Auckland. Mklboubnb, October 30. Ifokoia, from New Zealand. Bydnxy. October 31. Wcstralia, 5.«., from New Zealand. HAILBD# Sydney, October 30. Waikare, for Auckland ptngllsh mail), Wellimotok, October 31. Go'hic, for London, at 3.25 p.m. The Rotoiti was prevented by rough weather from leaving Onehnnga yesterday, bat if the gale moderates she will start for Mew Plymouth about 8 a.m. to-day, and be despatched from here to-night for Wellington. The Dincadee arrived yesterday and is expected to finish unloading this morning, and will retnra to OTermonth some time daring the jfiernoon. The closing day at the Taranaki Producers Freexug Works for the ss. Paparoa will be Wednesday, the 6th November, at 3 o'clock p.m., so as to enable the butter to be shipped from the Breakwater on the following Monday. i(ATI Mails will olose at the Chief Post Office, ftivon-strent. as follow: Friday, November 1. For Australia and Tasirania at 6 a.m. For Wellington and Sonth, per Botoiti, at 10.30 a.m. For Australia, Tasmania. Oeyloi, India, China. Japan, Btraits Settlements, etc, at 7p.m, For Auckland. per Takapana, at 7 p.m. For Fiji, vit Srdney, at 6.80 » m. Mobday, November 4. For Auckland, per Ngapubi. at 7 p m. Totbday, November 5. For Wellington and Sooth, per Takapana, •t 10.30 a.m. Pkrael mall for United K!t*tom and Continent of Europe, atl p. a. For Auckland, per Rotoiti, at 7 o.m. Whuofday, November 6. For South America and Canary Islands, Via. Monte Yideo, at R. 30 a.m. Thubsday, November 7. Per Australia and Tasmania, at 6.30 a.m. For Auckland and North, per Ngapohi, at } p" Parcel mail for United States of America at 7 p-m. Friday, November 8. >or Wellington and South, per Kotoiti, al lUO am. For Australia, Tasmania. Ceylon, India, China, Japan, Straits Settlement, etc., al 7 IMB. Far United Kingdom and Continent oi loop*, vis Buei, st 7 pm. (specially ad. dressed correspondence only). Dae London. Deoemher 22. For Auckland and North, per Takapana at 7 p.m. For Samoa Honolulu, Japan. Philippine Islands, United State* of Amerija. Canada British Columbia, Central *nd Sonth America, British and Foreign West Indies, United Kingdom and Continent of Europe, via Ban Fransiscn, at at 7 p.m. For mono? orders at 4 p.m., and registered letter* at ! p."n. Mail do» in London, December 7. Not*—Late letters for despatch via Sat Francisco will be received at thli office, without riayment of latefeei up to 8 p.m. on day of closing mall. Tubday, November 12 For Fiji, per Taviuni, at 7 p m. ALTERATION IN TIME OF CLOBING MAIL". On and after the 1 st November, the following alterations will be made in times foi closing mailsR.T.P.O. mails close daily al 6.30 a.m. Wanffenni. Waitars, Inglewood. Stratford, Bltham, Normanby, Hawera, anc Bell Block at 3.45 p.m. POST OFFICE HOLIDAY. OS Saturday, November 9th (Kine's Birth day) the Post Office will be closed. Maili usually despatched on Saturday will h< closed at 7 p.m. on Friday, the Bkh Corree pondence will be delivered ever the Post Office counter from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Fri day, the Bth. The R.T.P.O. will run as nsual on the 9tb Tblbgbaph Branch.—Hours; 9 a.m. to i p.m.. and 7 p.m. to midnight. Telephone Exchange.—Open as usual. The Postage to Samoa is, for the present 2Jd per half ez., instead of Id, as previouslj announced. F. D. HOLDBWORTH, Chief Puitmaa'^ir PAINLESS DENTISTRY WITHIN THB REACH OF ALL At the Branch DENTAL INSTITUTE, Devon-street, New Plymouth. We claim to b*ve the largest practice is the world, which enables us to supply modern end faithful dentistry at half the usual price. We faithf nil v assure every person our teeth and materials are exactly the same as used by all dentists. NOTE OUR lEß:—Single tooth, from ss; faithfu filling, Ss; complete sets (■pper or ower), from £1 Is. Absolutely pai iless extractions—pure gas 2s Bd exf ractions. 2s 6d. Plain ertractions, Is, Teeth Qtted over nots. Othe dentists' work refitted a d repaired All work guarant' VI 10 Tea MRB. & J). POPE. TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND THitORY. Fopils prepared for the Musical Examinations. Ow Eiwin-BTB—T fnext to Dr. Leathams)