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

UNION BTRAMSFIP OOMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited) I Will despatch steamers carrving passen- j gers and cargo) from New Plymouth wharf' weather and other circumstances permitt-1 ing):— ( TO ONKHUNGA (for Auckland). ' Kotoiti, on Ttji:sday, Bth April, at 8.30 W pm. ! TAKAPUtfA, on Fbiday, 11th April, at 8 30 p.m. Eotoiti, on Tuesday, 15th April, at 5.30 p.m. TO WELLINGTON. fTAKAFUNA on Tdesday, Bth April, at ,„■ noon *Botoiti on Friday. 11th April, at noon. Takapuna, on Tuesday, 15th April, at noon. at R"Tom, on Fbiday. 18th ■' p:il, at hooe t Inward 'Frisco mail. May bt. earlier. ♦Waits for inward "Frisco m».il. May be earlier or later. FOR DUNEDIN, VIA WELLINGTON AND 80tTTHEBNFORTb(WITHOIJ THANSHIPMBNT.) UpoiiU, Monday, April 14th, tt noon I Passengers are requested to obtain their * ' Tickets at the Company's offlc9 before " joining steamers. Cargo must be booked at Company's office L and delivered not later than noon on Tues days and Fridays for North, and for South ' at 5 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays. Country Oaigo must reach New Plymouth —For Southern Ports, not later than Mondays' and Thursdays' evening traiDs; and for North Tuesdays' ana Fridays' morning trains, accompanied by full particulars. Passengers booked through to London by (j the Orient-Pacific Line, via Sydney, and the *>. Canadian and Australian Line, via Vancouver. M OFFICE BHOt»HAM S*REBT. ABIEKT PACIFIC LINE 1 . New Plymouth to London. v*la Colombo, Suez, Naples, Marseilles, and Gibraltar. Leave Leave Sydney Melbourne Noon 1.30 p.m. *fOmrah... Marc t*Ortona... Marc tOrizaba ... April March 12 March 18 March 26, March 18 April 9! April 16 April 26 April 2$ May 10 May 13 And Fortnightly thereafter. * Twin screw. f Calling at Hobart en route from Sydney to Melbourne. I May call at Hobart, leaving three days earlier. Agents for all New Zealand Ports, UNION STEAM SHIP CO. HE "ALL BED" MAIL ROOTS TO LONDON. CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN LINE. New Zealand to London, Via Sydney, Brisbane, Honolulu, Fiji, Victoria, arid Vancouver, and through Canada or the United States by the Canadian, Pacific, or other railway lines. For full particulars, passage money, sailings, etc., apply Descriptive phamplets gratis. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF N.Z., Ltd., Brougham-street, i NOaiHKBN STEAM SHIP OCMFArJV (Limitbd). t Time Table job Apbil. Vatfiutt and other circumstance* , permitting). TOR ON3HUNGA. ♦NGAPUHI, fr.vn Breakwater, every Monday and Thubsdat, at 8.30 p.m. :, 'Carries fore-cabin stewardess. Tom cargo must be booked at Company's b office a»d delivered at Railway not later than ii.9o p.m. & Country cargo must reach New Plymouth by morning train, accompanied by toll particulars. Passage Tickets must be taken at the , Company's Office prior to sailing, t kftpn t» W b WKBHTKii, >, Agent. y Omossi—JtgmomVi treet. New Plymouth ' J. fl. PARKER. WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN Crossing, Devon-street * - New Plymouth. "IRE Largest and Best Assorted Stock in . the district of the latest desigs for Torquoise, Opal, Pearl, R aby, Bapphier, and Diamond Dress and Engagement Rings, Brooches, Bangles, etc. etc. \ First-class English Lever Watches.pneludiag Lancashire Watch Co.'s and Rothebrams' Watches, from £3 to £5 N.B. —Tnese Watches have heavy cases., ~i and up-to-date, well-finished movements ie Ladies' Gold Watches from £2 10s to £lB 18s. h Ladies' Silver Watches, Thoboughly Bkd liable, from 355. Nickel Watches, from 7s 6d to 32s fid each. Genuine Rolled Gold Watches and Chains. n Ladies' Silver Chairs, from 4s each. \ a Ladies' Gold Chain?, from 32s 6d each. Ladies' Gpld Muff Chains, from 44s each. is Gold, Rolled Gold, Nickel and Steel Specc- tacles made to Oculists' prescriptions. 8. A First-class Assortment of 1 PRESENTATION CLOCKS, EbECTROPLATED.'AND SOLID GOODS. """"Please Note the Address carefully—j Next Railway Gbossing, J DEVON -STREET. NEW PLYMOUIH. NEWEST BOOKS j T RECEIVED:— f Frank T. Bullen's Works. -Deep ISea Plunl dering, &c. j Hall Caine'sJEternal City J. Hockings' latest, O'er Moorland j J2/6 Feff j Cardigan land Eben Holden ' , David Harem f 3/ Crisis Kini j ADDITIONAL NEW BOOKS ( By Popul3rJAuthors: Renefactoress Curse of Tffiden Young Barbarians Welsh Singer Wondercbild Herb of Grace V.R.1., Her Life and Redemption of Neil Empire Maclean The World and Win- American Woman stow j AND 1 ARRIVING EVERYiMONTH NEWEST and MOST POPULAR BOOKS. f A Large AssortmectfiofftNaw Religious Books i» T. R. HODDEK'S j STATIONER, &o. fUM Oi(«W IJ&.A