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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7951, 14 October 1905, Page 1

,T' - t | TNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. WILL despatch steamers carrying passengers and cargo' from New Plymouth Wharf (weather and other circumstances permitting) • TO ONEHUNGA FOP. AUCKLAND : Rol<>ili fvci-y Tuesday nt-8.30 p.m. Takapuira, every Thursday, at H.IIO p.m. , T a kapuna. every Saturday/ 8.30 p.m. A rt)prt«i.titative of Hho company travels on the mail train to book p&saengerß before .reaching the vessel. TO WELLINGTON': Takapuaa, every Tuedttay, at noon, •RoUriti.: every-.Thursday, ,at noon. Taking Nelson cargo direct. F0» DUirßPnf AND. SOUTHER* PORTS (witbo'it tramshipmealj. Corinaa, Monday ."Oct., 23, pt tiOon. -J ' Fsp(u WJNKDIN, January M, 1906;; ..Country iargo mu»T r«*cb N»w My»oatb—far Sorittiera port*, not la'ten Ulan Monday aiid Wednesday eveaifig trains*! aodfor Xorlhv.Tuesday, Thursday. and: Saturday mormqg trains, accompanied byfUH particulars. Risscngers bppked t,o. Lpn'don by ties Orieot-Pacifie line, via Sydney :■ a/j<l by the Canadian and Iliqe, via Vancouver. I ANADIAN AVSTOALIAN ROYAL ■ ' MAIly LUTE.' EUROPE VIA AMERICA, MOST INTERESTING ROUTE. Leave Leave Steamers Sydney Auckland Aorangi Oct. 30 Nov. 1 Miowcra Nov, 27 Nov. 29 Passengers from New Kealand have option ot joining mail steamer at Sydney or Suva. For all information.- guide book, maps, etc., apply UNION STPAM SHIP COMPANY, OF NEW ZEALAND (Ltd.) WENT PACTFTIC LINE. OF MyaL MAIL steamers; FOR PLYMOUTH AND LONDON .. Via Frem&ntle, Colombo (transhipping for. all India* Ports), and Suae Canal, sailing as under from Sydney and Melbourne. Leava Leave Steamers Sydney Melbourne Noon 1 p.m. •Ortona Oct. 21 Oct. 21 •Ophir Nov. 4 Nov. 7 'Ooirali Nov. 18 ' Nov. 21 •Orontes' Dec. 2 Dec. 5 OrUba- . Dec. 16 Dec. 19 Ami fortnightly after. •Twin Screw Steamers. ' j Agents for all New Zealand Ports UNION STEAM SHIP CO. NORTHERN STJSAM. SHIP COjfPANY. 1 ' LIMITED. j Auckland Service. For UrOakwater (wither.anil othcr 'circumstances permitting) 5.9. RARAWA "FOR ONEHUNGA : j IiVERV MONDAY, VEDXF.SIiA Y, , ," ' AND PRITVAY. at 8.30 p.m.The Barawa carried a foiecabto stewardess. - - - . • v passage tickets -must- be-taken at thd Company* office, or (nqm fcgent on* train. s" - - • • All cargo for sfiipmpnt must be coqpanied by a shipping note. Ibwn cargo must be b.ooke3 at railway jiot later fluut 2.30 p.m. Gauntry, cargp, pbo'uld react. .New PljtqoUth by morning traip, accompanied hy full particiilars. : Apply to . , ~. | J. C. WEBSTER, i .., ~.. , ..Agent. Office 1 Egmoß-t Street, New I'lymooth. ' NEW AND rOrULAiI BOOKS . -*T T.R.HODDEIPS NEW PLYMOUTH. "Fatmo»." most fascinating and 'in. structive,' the plot laid in New Zealand., by Kathleen luglewood. "The Flute of Pan," by j. Oliver Hobbes. "Tillie," A Mcnßonitc Maid, 11. R. Martin. - "Sandy," A. Ilcgan Rice. "Life of My Heart." Victoria Cross. "Christian's Cross," Annie Swau. "Hops Loving," Lillian Bell. "Maid Margaret of Galloway,Crockett. Etc., Etc., Etc., A Large Supply ot New Methodis Hymn Books. A Nice Lot of Picture, Post, an Letter Cards. G. A. NISBcT & Co., {Lata Butcßer and Niatwt) X>ACH * CARRIAUo BUILDERS, Currie Street, new iflytnoutE. VefclrlM ot every Herrlptfon made to orihr. Every dasg ol tort In connection fith the trad* executed on the short■t notice. HOBBB SHOEING A SPECIALTY. X TRIAL SOLICITED,

NORWICH & LONDON. ACCIDENT INSURANCE ASSOCIATION'. THE OFFICE .of tbc'abovc Company has boen-remQyeil to tbc COFFEE I'ALACE BUILDINGS. Egmont Street, New Plymouth. PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND DISEASE, EMPLOYERS' LIABILI-. * TV, WORKERS' COJIPENSA ' TION, MORTGAGE INDEMNITY T ' and FI.ATF, GLASS INSURANCE eflccted at Lowest Current Ttntpg I). McALLTJM. District Agont, fel*pEo*a KOi 117<