SHIPPING. POET OF NEW PLYMOUTH TUESDAY, AUGUST 2s. PHASES OF THE MOON. Fall Moon, 3rd Septen-ber, 11.30 a.a Last quarter, lltli September. 8.3 August 27.—Barawa, s.s, l,lt> ions, Norbury, from Onehunga Passengers: Misses Morris, Tucker Lust, Brandon, Webster, Coombridgc Taylor, Pettit, King, Mcsdauies Stall worthy, Sksates, Andrews, King Araene, Reynolds, Croft, Messrs IJyei H'ald, Henson, Evsns, Thompwt Beynolds, Gibb. Knight, Humes DunWev, Gibson, Meads, Hird, Diet; States! Tuck, Dc Costs Armstronj Croft, Green, Craig, Bm dl •, AndrewHay, Lloyd, L&ion, Pijer, Westenn Watson, Mickie, Major Harris, Aucl land Association Pootball team; 2 steerage. August 27.—Wainui, s.s, 900 ton Hunter, from Onehunga, August 27.—Wainui, s.s., 9<M) toi H inter, for Greymouth. August 20. —Earawa, s.s., I,! 1 tons, Norbury, for Onebunga. TELEGBAPIUC. Bluff, August 27.—Moerab. fro Hobart (English mail), at 7.40 a.m. SULED. Wellington, August 27.—Wakant for Glasgow, at fi.25 a.m. Newcastle, August 27.—8i0, f Kaipara. The Port, August 27.—Botoiti.. f New Plymouth, a' 2 p.m. EXPECTED ABBIVAL?. Takapuna, from Manutau, Tuesday, Eotoiti, from South, Tuesday. Bwawa, from Manukau. Wednesda] Takapuna, from South, Thursday. Botoiti, from Manukau, Thursday. Earawa, from Onehunga, Friday. Takapuna, from Manukau, Saturday. Earawa, from Manukau, Monday. AS IE SPRAY . . SO SHALL YE DIG. POTATO culture is an interesting subject just now. Experience lias taught us that if you don't sprav there will be no crop to d'ig. To get the be>t results you must use a reliable up-to-date Spray Pump iike those we slock. W<? keep all the spnyiii;; mixtures—V crmoritc, Hellebore, Paris Green, Bordeaux, Eastwood's, aid and Bluestone. OKEY. SON ft ARNOLD I DEVON KTKKET, BAKING DAY Bc,t Besults in the making of your cakes, scones, puddingsj and pastry, use ~~ n > BAKING POWDER It is the best and is guaranteed pure and wholesome. Sold at all Stores Id 6d and Is Tins. S KMPATRICK. & Co., Ltd Uomfort Elegance Stability. ! rTWREE points about ever vehicle tlint is turned out of my sliop. Unlev, the builder can guarantee thee, he's not likely to get your business. I guarantee every gig, trap, buggy or wagon that I build. There's another point—price. I never sacrifice quality to price, yet I'll quote you as low as anyone. "epairs Seat and With Despatch' M. 0. BUTCHER Coach and Carriage Builder. Gill Street ... .\"en Plymouth. OH! MOTHER What a delicious perfume. What is it 't Why it's Coffee being ground at VEAL E ' f Only 19 per ib Try some for breakfast. A. V E A L E. GltoiTß Theatre R..y : ,l BuiMiiiL's. Don't Strike Matches tla.-h lamp, yrn will have a i'e. p..wi ful and Immly •ib.iniiiaii; \'wa v. give :)ij«i-i brief l ;'ii:- ■'■(' '-'j eaml p-iwercacli. Ka-ily re- ii :•'.';., d. l'n 5 6. P. de la Hay a, ELECTUO.I'L A T E 1!, Above Bed llou-c Hot:!.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81833, 28 August 1906, Page 2
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