Northern Steamship Company, Limited AUCKLANDSEKVXCB. From Breakwater (weather and >ther circumstances permitting) : FOB C'NEHUNOA. S.s.Kurnwa, Wednesday, March 9th, ut 8.3U p.m. Rarawa carries forecabln ktewardiSS. Passage tickets must be taken at the Company's office or from agent >n tiuiu prior to sailing. All cargo for shipment must be accompanied by a shipping note. Town cargo must be booked at Company's office and delivered at railway not later than 2.30 p.m. Country Cargo must reach New Plymouth by morning train, acconh panied by full particulars. Apply to W. 1). WEBSTER, Ageit. Oiflce: Egmont-Street, New Fly*-' mouth. Union Steam Ship Co., of New Zealand, Ltd. WILL despatch steamers carrying * pasaengeta and cargo from New Plymouth Wharf (weather and other circumstances permitting) : TO ONEHUNGA FOR AUCKLAND, Kotoiti every Tuesday at 8.30 p.m. Takapuna every Thursday at 8.80 p.m. Tuknpuna every Saturday at 8.3Q p.m. A representative of the company, travels on the mall train to book passengers before reaching the TO WELLINGTON. Takapuna every Tuesday at noon, Rotoiti every Thursday at noon. FOR DTJNEDIN AND SO'JTHERK PORTS. (Without Transhipment.) Corinna, on Monday, March 14tu, at So.m. WORLD'S FAIR AT ST, LOUIS,: See C, and A. Line advertisement. Cargo must be booked at Com* pany's office and delivered not later. than noon on Tuesdays, Thursdays),; and Saturdays for North, 'and fot South at 4,30 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays. Passengers booked through ta London by the Orient-Pacific Lite, via Sydney ; and the Canadian and Australian Line via Vancouver, The "All-Red " Route to London. CANADIAN - AUSTRALIAN USBi NEW ZEALAND TO LONDONj Via Sydney, Driebane, Honolulu,; Flfi, Victoria, Vancouver, WorltU* Fair at St. Louis, acid throng! Canada or the United States by the Canadian Pacific or other railway lines. For full particulars, passage money,; sailings, etc., apply UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z., Ltd.,-Brougham-street.: Orient Pacific Line. NEW PLYMOUTH TO LONDOHj v"ia Colombo, Suez, Naples, Man sellles and Gibraltar, Leave Leave Steamer Sydney MeKjourne Noon 1.30 p.m< Orontes March 9 March 15 Ortonla March 23 March 29 Oriisilw April 6 April 12 •Ophir April 20 April 29 *Omrali May 7 May 10 Orwuz May ill Me)s 84! •Twin Screw Steamers. And Fortnightly thereafter. Agents for all Now Zealand Portflj UNION STEAM SHIP. CO,
E.J.CARTHEW AND CO., LAND-AGENTS, Devon St., New Plymouth. (Opposite Criterion Hotel). P.O. Box 80. 58, Telephone No, 178 PROPERTY LIST. A FINE PROPERTY-197Q acwa, splondid undulating bush land, 47Q in gross, 3-room residence, 10/*cr* paddock sheep-proof fenced, tin wholo form nearly ring fenced. Handy to sale yards, etc, Urenui district. Owner ia sellteg on a*> count o{ ill-health. A bargain. 80s per acre, Terms to a good man, £250 cash; balance can ro> main at 6 por cent. No, 660. SUBURBAN FARM, 160 acres - 10 room residence, nice garden and or* chard, all level laud, 4 miles front New Plymouth, metal road, clow to factory and school, etc. SpleD* did outbuildings. Price, £l4 10a 110 ACRES, nice position, on metal road, 8 miles from New Plymouth, new 5.r00m house, orchard, etc; i mile to school, hall, township, and post omoe. Price very cheap, only £8 10a an acre. Terms, £4OO cash. No. 947, 360 ACRES, Urenui District - 200. acres rich papa flats. Good road, j factory 1 mile, nice residence, or» chard, otc. Price, £6 10s an acre, or will exchange for smaller (arm nearer town. No. 161. 171 ACRES near the beach, splendid land, very pretty homestead, adjoins school, factory and township ; 8 miles from New Plymouth, A bargain, £ll per acre. No. 821'j 6 ACRES SUBURBAN LAND. all level, unrivalled view. Elevated j position, close to bus, railway | station and town. A £3OO cash. Owner la leaving U%% Zealand. No. 608. A FEW CHEAP PROPERTIES FOB SALE BY F. PaCORKILL. Oood Country House of 8 rooms, with about 80 acres of land. Fins position. Price £6OO. A very largo proportion of the money may remsia at 6| per cent. This Is aa idea) place for a poultry, pig, and fruit farm. j Splendid Block of 1860 acres u» ' dulatlng country, limestone and sandstone formation, on one of the North of Auckland waterways, and accessible from the City by several routes. Now carrying 400 sheep,and 100 cattle, etc., but will carry fuUjj two sheep to the acre, or equHalent dairy stock when improved. Excellent HOUSQ 111 11 rnnma .„!.!. „.__ conveniences and full range of outbuildings. This nice property U close to several large estates, which havo recently been cut up and sold as dairy farms at prices up to CIS per acre. It is well worth the aV tention of the settler or speculator, Ono acre at Vogeltown, with ?« roomed House and flood Orchard£6so. Excellent Farm of 660 acres In the Raglan District. Comfortable bouse* stone country, tte ar the coast,.-M 10s per acre, Very Nice House in Moleeworth 92.-£675. 100 Acres Undulating Country. I miles from town, about two-tUrda giass. £7 per acre, All the moan can remain If reasonable improvS ments effected, —*»»«■• F. P. CORKILL, NATIONAL BANK OBAHBSRS, Ne* PlymouUt, _.A-
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 57, 11 March 1904, Page 1
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