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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 81, 10 April 1902, Page 2

SBIPf JM MWis. POi,X UF NEW PLYMOUTH, j Thubsdat, April 10, 1902 ARRIVED Wbdsjsdat, April 9. Takapnna, e t., 040 tons. Grant, from Onehunga. Passenger—Mesdameß Pye, Smith, Benbow, Katc!in>, Misses Coylr, Moßeath, Tobias, Gorbe.U, Bourer, Messrs. Sattor, B«nbow, GoMwater. Ritcliffo. Hood, Yo-nt, Ferguson, Bircb, ri.lian, Rosh bridge, Stewart, Champion, Rothsclii •', Peters, Vcnnell, Codlin, Ward, Hall, Hales, Abraham, Ryan, Watkics, Newton, Ooates (2), Scoollsr, Gorm'ey; 10 steerage. Can;.-* —879 bag* flour, 144 bags sugar, TiXKt. timber, 123 bsgs pumic», 2 do lime, 5 casks vinegar, 15 frgs nails, 69 oases fruit, 2de ish, 67 iron pipes, 26 pkgs sundries. Union Company, Agent*. Moa, s.f., 123 tons, Abrams, from Westport. Union Company, Agents. Kanieri,ss., 180 tons, Smith, from Onefannga. Mans, t.s., 77 tons, Westrup, from Waitara. SoJLBD WEDSianAi, April 9. Takapnna, ss., 940 tons, Grant, for Wellington. Cargo—l9s9 boxes batter, 718 cases cheese, 2do hams. I bag pig's feet, 2 eases lard, 6 iron pipes, 23 pkgs sundries. Union Gompai/, Agents. Moa, s.s., Abrams, for Westport. Union Company, Agents. Kaalari, s.s., 180 tons, Smitb, for Waitara. Mana, Westrup, for Wellington. IeXFWTKI) ARRIVALS Ngapuhi from Onebnnga to-day RaWii, from Mannkaa, on Friday Takapnna, from Month, on Friday Upolu, from South, on Sunday Ngapuhi. from Maoukuu, oo Monday Iskapuna. from Mannkaa, on Tuesday Kotoiti, from South, on Tuesday Ngapuhi, frcr. llonukau, on Thursday PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Ngapuhi for Onehunga to-night. Rotoiti for Wellington on Friday Takapnna 'for Ocehunga oa Friday Upolu, .for Ounedin, via way ports, on Monday evening. Ngapuhi for Onehunga on Monday evening Takapura for Wellington oa Tuesday, at noon. Rotoiti for Onehunga an Tuesday evening Ngapuhi for Onebnnga on Thursday evening SHIPPING TBLBGPAM6. ABBIVBU. Ohhhtjnoa, April &. Rotoiti, gj9. from New Plymouth, at 9 a.m. Ltttklton, April 9. Athenio, from Wellington, at noon. TiHARa, April 9. Donzola, from Bluff, at 7 p.m SAILED. Bluff, April 8. Dongola, for Timaru, at 1.30 p.m. Tba Tasapuna arrived at the Breakwater on Wednesday at 7 am., with the English mail* on board. Hie landed the New Plymonth to Palmer •ton mai's, transhipped the { Greymouth-Westport mails to the Moa, and took the Wellington and South Island mails on to Wellington, leaving after taking in a quantity of butter and cheese, shortly after 10 a.m. •<* The Moa landed 107 tons of coal at the Breakwater on Wednesday,*ad left for Westport in the afternoon, the took the West Coast portion of the English mail, which will thus be delive:ed fully a day earlier than, usual. The Eanieri laud' d some 40 to 10 bags of mails rrcm Auckland on Wednesday, and a few tons of general cargo She left in the afternoon for Waitara. The Mana left Waitara far Fatea on the sth inst., and having failed in two attempts to get into Patea, ran back on Honda* night to the Sugarloaves for shelter. The Mana is a saiart little craft of 77 tons, commanded by Okpt Westntp, and is fitted no with a refrigerator for the Patea butter trade. She came alongside the Breakwater on Wednesday for water and provisions, and as the Takapnna was anxious to get away with the mails, she took in between 20 and 30 tons of cheese and left soon after the Takapnna to catch the direct steamer at Wellington, leaving for Lra ion on Thursday. It was not expected she would call at Patea at all. MAIL NOTICES. Mails will closn at the Chief Post Office, Devon-street, as follows: Thubsday, April 10. For Auckland and North, per Ngapuhi, nb 7 P.m. Parcel mail for United Kigaiom and Continent of Europe, at 5 p.m. Fbiday, April 11. For Mauritius, at 6.30 a.m. For Australia, Tasmania, Ceylon, India, China, Japan, Straits Settlements, etc, at 6.30 am. For United K ngdom,Oon<inentof Europe, ate., via Suez, at 6.30 atr, (specially addressed correspondence only.) Due London 19th May. l>or Wellington and South, per R;toiti, at 10.30 a.m. For Auckland per Takapona, at 7 p.m. For South Africa at 7 p.m For Australia and Tasmania, at 7 p.m. For South America and Canary Islands, via. Monte Video, at 6.30 ajn. F. 0. HOLDBWORTH, Chief Postal a* Uir PAINLESS TIENTISTRY WITHIN T REACH OF ALL At the Branch TONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE, Temporary Premises owing to Recent Fire) STREET. Nearly Oppisite Town Hall. We claim to have the largest practice i the world, which enables us to suppl modern and faithful dentistry at half tb usual price. We faithfully assure every person our teet and materials are exactly the same as use by all dentists. NOTE OUR PRIDES—Single tootb, froi ss; faithf u filling, ss: complete sel (upper or lower), from £1 Is. Atsolutely painless extractions—pure ga 2s tid extractions, 2s 6d. Plain ex tractions, Is, Teeth fitted over riots Other dentists' work refitted and repaired All work guaranteed 10 years \J B R L S O fl, * Denial Cubgbon £3 3 Pure Gas 2 Extractions, under Gas 2 titrations 1 v all Work Guaranteed. Address:—Opposite Coffee Palace (Corner of Egmont and Devon Streets MR, BRASOH will visit Inglewood ever;, Wednesday, aad may be consulted at Mr (juigley's MR A. C. H. COLLINS liKNTAL SURGEON, (late C. H. Fortej. Fes moderate Gas administered WORK GUARANTEED. Avery's Buildings, De7on-street, New flj" mouth. Attends Inglewood everyJWednesday. Ve'. jphonej 75 MESSRS WRIGHT & HUTCHENBARRISTEKd and SOLICITORS, Bbougham Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. A member of the firm will be at Stony River every sale day Inglewood Waitara Saturday ... Tuesday t0>4.45 p.m.)