Page 4 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 20 December 1907, Page 4

'NIO T A. ? SHIP CO OP NEW ZEALANP LTD. Will despatch steamers carrying passengers and eargo from New JPl*.'' month Wliart (weather and other air outnstances permitting)' i TO 3NEHIJNGA FOB AUCKLAND Takapuna, every Tuesday and Thurs. day at 8,30 p,M Botoiti every Cia'nrdiv nt 8.30 p.m. '• Carrying saloon aond.clais stewardesses. _ , . TO WELLINGTON Rotoiti every Tuesday at noon. Takapupa every Saturday- at neon Corinna, Monday Dec., 30 at noon, WEST COASTIBLAND EX. _ T OUESION. WAIKABE, January 18, 1908. from Dunedin SOUTH SEA ISLAiiDfc, Mosthly exsuniow. Passengers booted to London by j Prient.Paeifle fine, via Sydney ? v 8 Canadian «* d Anitralian line via YaiioouvfiT

Noethebn steam SHIP CO., LIMITED AUCKLAND BEEVIOE. s.s barawa. Leaves breakwater FOE ONEHUNGA EVJJEY MONDAY, WEDNES DAY & FEIDAY at 8.80 p.m. Town cargo most be booked at Cam* pany's office, and delivered at railway not later than 2.30 p.m. Country cargo should reach New Plymouth by morning train, accompanied by full particulars. J. C. WEBBTEB, Agent, New Plymouth, Office; Egmont Street CANADIAN A II . TEAMAN BOYAL JHhS MAIL LINE EUEOPE VIA AMEBICA. ,• MOST INTEBEBTING BOUTB, Steamers Leave Leave l . Sydney Auckland Aorangi Jan. 20 .Jaa.,93 Moana Feb., 17 Feb., 19 Mamma . March 16 March 18 •Twin screw Passengers from New. Zealand have the option oi joining the mail steamer at Sydney or Suva. For all information, guide books maps etc., apply to, - UNION STEAM BHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND.

/YBIBNT SOYA! V MAIL LINE, FOE PLYMOUTH AND LONDON ■ Yia Fremantle, Colombo, (tjrap* shipping for all Indian porta) and Suez Canal, sailing as under • from Sydney and Melbourne Leave Lenre Steamer Sydney Melbourne noon 1 p.m, ♦Omrah Dec., 28 Deo., 31 Oruba Jan,, 11 Jan. 14 Ormuz . Jan., 25 Jan 28 Orotaya Feb.. 8 Feb.VH ♦Orontes Feb., 19 ' *BS •Ophir March 4 Inarch 10 •Asturtas March 18 . Mardh 3 a ♦Ortona April 1 April ; « *Omrah April 15 April 2i And fortnightly alter. 'Twin screw steamer i Agents for all New Zeaknd ports, ONION STKAM SHIP COMPANY ' Office B Street New Pijouth N.D,L. iNOED-DBUTSOHEB LLOYD.}, J

PLYMOUTH to LONDON CTSJ 4 weeks .(via Australia *n4 &u«l Canal) • FARES: ' t . Firstclaßi, from £7O; > ' " Second-class, from £43; Third-class, from £l6. : •; j For return fares and all other informs tioa, "pply to— L. A. NOLAN & CO., . (late Wilson and Nolan), Ideal Ageati.

WANGANUI RIVER. Visited by Thousands. J ("JHEAP HOLIDAY • FAKES. ! Waaganui-PipirUd return, 2 days' trip, ■, . £l. ,V Wonganui . Housebout return, 4 days' / trip, Si. • Service connects with railway system ' '■ m Taumarunui and Wauganui, aui by■' roach from Pipiriki with rail at Ohakune. Pipiriki House and Hous«boat an ideal places for a pleasant holiday— ' splendidly appointed * SUMMER SERVICE , • " daily from Wanganul, Montfayg eScept- > ed. From Taumarunui Tuesdays, Thurs. days, and Saturdays. The "Wai-ora" (living'water) spring at Pipiriki has valuable medicinal pro* perties, vide Dr. Wohlmann's report Bath houses at the Pipiriki Thermal ' Spring. - For Itineraries of Service, Tourist Bureaus— COOK &'SONS, A. HATIUCK & CO., Wanganiii.

E IG A ? r HEA SURE CEPISE' alonq the northern coast, 5.6. NGAPUHI. " FEBRUARY 14th to aSnl • : gw J/' 3 f ost . pleasant holiday, ! ewr spent. A trip. which should be Ukei im,o'i!i Br> f 0 v? w i tßt ' B g » thoroughly enjoy able holiday.'—One who went ona previous cruise, hook youe"berik EARLY, : Splendid album of views of this trip may be, inspected at the office of J. 0. WEBSTER* Agent," NORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANI UMITED. '

THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING 00., LTD. STEAM WAITARA TO LONDON. THE next steamer to load at the Waltara Roadstead, will be the Twin-scraw steamer OPAWA About 10th JANUARY, 1908. ~ ' Wool and other general cargo to go forward by this opportunity should be delivered to the Harbor Board shed, n aitara, with as little delay as possible, and all instructions regarding documents Bent to the Company's Waitara Office. New Zealand Shipping CHAS, ,V. HOUGHTON, \ Locfll Manager, '\r