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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7954, 18 October 1905, Page 1

f NION STEAM SHIP I CO. OF NEW ZEALASH, LIMITED. either and olho it ting ) : TO ONEHL'NGA FOIi iI'CKLAND : Takapuna, every Saturday, S.tfu p.m. A representative 01 Uio company travels on the mail train to book p.isscngers before reaching the vessel^ TO WELLINGTON': Takapuna, every Tuesday, at noon, Rotoiti, every Thursday, at noou. ~'" ; Nelson cargo direct. FOil DtTNEDIN AND SOOTHER* rORTS (without transhipment). Corinna, Monday, Oct. 23, at noon. SOUNDS' CRUISK From DUNEDIN, January 6th, 1906. Country cargo mutt reach New Plysouth—for Southern porta, not later) than Monday ami Wednesday evening j trains : and fur North, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morning trains, accompanied hy full particulars. Passengers booked to London by the Orient-Pacific line, via Sydney ; and by the Canadian and Un?. via 7v«ouver.

CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN ROYAL & MAIL LINE. EUROPE VIA AMERICA. MOST INTERESTING ROVI'E. Passengers from New Zealand have option of joining mail steamer at Sydney or Suva. For all information, guide book, aps, etc., apply UNION STFAM SHIP (COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND (Ltd.)

ORIENT I'ACJMC LIKE. >*■ OF aj ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. FOH PLYMOUTH AND LONDON 'Via I-'reroantle, Colombo (transhipping for all Indian Ports), and Suez Canal, soiling as under from Sydney and Melbourne. I/.ivc Leave Steamers Sydney Melbourne Noon 1 p.m. Orton.i (let. l!l Oct. 21 And fortnightly ,mt? fir all New Zealand Pi IjMOX STEAM SHIP CO.

VORTIIF.RX STEAM !■* SHU' COMPANY. *- SHU' COMI'AXV, ■ > LIMITED. AUCKLAXu SERVICE. For Breakwater (weather and other circumstances permitting) : I S.S. RARAWA FOR ONEIUNGA : I EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, | AMP FRIDAY.. « nt 8.30 p.m I The Rarawa carries a foiecabiu stewardess. 1 on train. All cargo for Shipment must be pccompanied by a shipping note. Town cargo must ..ilway not later tftnn , Country cargo should reach New ' lymouth by morning train, accom- 1 . anicd by full particulars. 1 Apply to * J. C. WEBSTER, Agent. OftV*: Egmo-it Street, New I'ly- r mouth. 1 NEW AND POPULAR HOOKS T.R.HODDERS NEW PLYMOUTH. I j "Fatums," most fascinating an J 'in- • stiuctive, the plot laid in New j Zealand., bv Kathleen lnglcwoinl. ••The Flute of Fan.'-' by .i.Olher Ilolibcs. | "Tillie," A Mem.uiiilu Maid, 11. R. | Martin. ' "Sandy," A. Ilegan Hire. j "Life of M>. Heart," Victoria Cross, j "Christian's Cross," Annie Swun. '.'•Hope I,'ivinjr," Lillian Hell. "Maid Margaret of Calloway,"i Crockett. F.l.r\, Etc., Etc., A Large Supply ot New Muthodii llvinu Books. A Nice Lnt of Tic!ere. Tost, an Letter Cards. G. A. NISbcT Si Co, (Lai* Botdier end Nisbet) TOACH k CARRIAGE. BUILDF.RS, Curtis Street, men t'lyinouth'. Veblclif ol every ilcrxiption mad* te order, | /ith the trade «t cotics. HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY. /. TRIAL SOLICITED. NORWICH .1 LONDON UTIIU INSURANT!". ASSOCIATION. pcinv has Leon removed to the LOFFEE PALACE HUILDINCS, Ecmont Street. New Plymouth,. ■'RSOXAL ACCIDENT AND DISEASE, EMPLOYERS' LTARILITV. WORKERS' COMPFASA TIOX. MORTGACK fXDEMM'I'i and PLATE GLASS INSURANCE effee'ed at Lowest f-er-nt Rates D M-;AIXUM. District A (rent. Telephicu: No. i:7.