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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7948, 11 October 1905, Page 1

v I TNIO.V STEAM SIUI' i-rK. \J CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. WILL dvrpat'-'h steamers carrying issengcrs anil from New l'lyiiouth Wharf (weather aiul other cir■imsiances permitting ) : TO ONEIIUNUA FOP. AUCKLAND Rotoiti every Wednesday, at 8.30 p.m. Takapuna, every Saturday, S.ISO p.ni A rupiesSututive- of Uio company travels on Hie mail train to book passengers before, reaching the vessel. TO WELLINGTON": Takapuna, every Tuesday, at noon. Rotoiti, every Friday, at noon. Taking Nelson cargo direct, FOrt DTJNEDIN AND SOrjTHEnM PORTS (without tramshipmenl). SOUNDS' CIU'ISK From DUNKDIN, January Bill, 11106. Country cargo mutt reach New Plymouth—tar Southern porta, not later than Monday and Thursday evening trains: nnd for North, Wednesday and Saturday morning trains, accompanied by full particulars. Pasw-npers hooked to London by the Orient-Pacific line, via Sydney -. and by the Canadian and Australian Line, via Vancouver. OL /CANADIAN- _ APSIS. \J TRALIAN HOYAL J> MAIL LINE. F.VROIE VIA AMERICA, MOST INTERESTING: UOtiVE. Steamers Sydney Auckland Aoransd Oct. 30 Nov. 1 Miowr-u Nov. 27 Nov. 2!) Sydney or Suva. For all information, guide book, laps, etc., apply UNION STF\\M SHIP COMPANV I OF NEW ZEALAND (Ltd.)

ORIENT PACIIHO LINE. ROYAL MAJL STEAMERS. FOR PLYMOUTH «ND LONDON .'Via Froniantle, Colombo (transhipping tot all Indian Ports), and Suez Canal. Railing as tinder from Sydney and Melbourne. Leave Leave Steamers Sydney Melbourne 1 p.in. 'Ortona Oct. 21 Oct. 21 And fortnightly aft Agents f .r all .\ UNION STEAM SHIP CO. VOIiTIIKUX STEAM. L-l SHIP COMPANY. AUCKLANu SEKVICE. cr circumstances permitting) : S.S. ILWIAWA FOI! OXEIII N'UA : EVEKY MONDAY and THL'KSDAY, at 8..'50 p.m. Kr.mi MONDAY, iiiili iiist , every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ami FRIDAY. The Kara via carries a foiccabiii stewardess. ist be taken at the Company's office-, or from af on train. All cargo for shipment must be >"•-- cotnpanied by a shipping note. Town cargo must be booked at railway not later turn 2.30 p.m. Country cargo should reach New Plymouth by n:orning train, accompanied by full particulars. Apply to J. C. WEBSTER. Agent. Office: Egtue'it Street, New Plymouth.

G. A. NISBeT & Co., (Lata Butener and Nisbet) TOACH 4 CARRLUio DUILDFJI3, Currte Street, jvew L J lyiooutb. VebklM of every description made | to order. Rvery class of wokk In connection v'.th the trade executed on the shortet notice. HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY, A TRIAL SOLICITED. NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS T.R.HODDEirS NEW PLYMOUTH. "I'atmos," most fascinating ami 'instructive, the plot 1 itii.i in .New Zealand., by Kathleen Inglcwood. •'Tim Phite i>f Pan," by J. Oliver Bobhc.s. "Tillie," A Mcnnunitc Maid, 11. It. .Martin. "Sandy," A. Megan Kice. "Life of My Heart." Victoria Cross. "Christian's Cross," Annie Suun. •■Hojw Loving," Lillian Hell. "Maid Margaret of Gallowav," Crockett. Etc., Etc., Etc., A Large Supulv ni New i'clhodis IlMiin Hooks. A Nice Lot of Picture-, I'. Letter C"--'!^

NORWICH & I.ONIIOX .u.'cmi INSLUAXCB ASSOCIATION". Till'. OITK'K of dm above <omPniiv lias be™ ivmoic:! lo Uic (OI'IT.K PALACE ttUILDINCS, Iv.'inont Strict, New Plymouth. I'r.HSONAI, ACCIHKNT AND HISKASK, KMI'I.OYKKS' LIAWLITY, WOUKLKS' I'OMPKNSA Ti"N. MOKTOAOK iXiH'.ViXiTY nnd PLAIT. CLASS IXSLHANCP' nnd PLAIT, efft-rtcd ;it 1 Mc.U.MTM. iEtriCt Agent.