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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 317, 16 January 1908, Page 4

UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY Of NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Will despatch steamers carrying passengers and cargo from New Ply. mouth Whart (weatHiir and other 'ir enmstanoes permitting) TO JNEHUNGA FOE AUCKLAND Takapuna, every Tuesday and Tiiuraday at S ao p.m SYDNEY PROM WELLINGTON. Steamer every Friday, SYDNEY FROM Steamer every Monday. MELBOURNE FROM WELLINGTON Steamer every Thursday. LYTTELTON FROM WELLINGTON. Bfcamcr daily (8 p.m.,), Sundays ex- . Cepted. SOUTH BEA ISLANDS Moathly czennloai. iiotom every Saturday at 8.30 p.m. Carrying saloon and sccond-clami steward .'ssea. award .'ssea. TO WELLINGTON Kotoiti every Tuesday at noon. WJ at noon FOB JDUNEDIN AND SOUTHKHK PORTS (without transhipment,) Comma, Monday, January 27, at noon Passengers booked ta London bj the ,'ine, vii Sydney * nd An.tr.han line via Vancouver

NOBTHEKN STEAM BHIP CO.. LIMITED AUCKLAND SEE VICE. S.S RABAWA, Leaves breakwater FOE ONEHUNGA EVEEY MONDAY, WEDNEB DAY & FBIDAY at 8.80 p.m. Town cargo must be booked at Company's office, and delivered at railway not later than 2.30 p.m. Country cargo should reach New Plymouth by mormnj? train, accompanied by full particulars. J. 0. WEBBTEB, Agent, New Plymouth, Office: Egmont Street. CANADIAN A U „ TBALIAN BOYA L MAIL LINE HUBOPK VIA AMEBIOA. MOST INTEEEBTING BOUTE, Steamers Moana Marama* Manuka Aorangi Leave Sydney Feb., 17 March 10 May 11 April 13 •Twin screw Leare Auckland Feb., 19 March 18 May IS* April 14' Passengers from New Zealand have the option of joining the mail steamer at Sydney or Suva. For all information, guide books maps etc., apply to, UNION STEAM SKIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. OBIENT BOYAI MAIL LINE. FOB PLYMOUTH AND LONDON Via Fremantle, Colombo, (tran shipping for all Indian ports) and Suez Canal, sailing as under front Sydney and Melbourne Leave Steamer Bydney noon Orotava Feb. 8 •Qrontes Feb. 19 *ophir March 4 •Aaturias March 18 •Ortona April 1 *Omrah April 18 Leave Melbourne 1 p.m. ' Feb. 11 Feb. 25 March 10 March 24 April 7 April 21 And fortnightly alter, •Twin sorew steamer Agents for all New Zealand i UNION STEAM BHIP COMPANI Office B. iugham Stieet New Pl* outh

N.D.L. CNORD-DEUTSCHEE LLOTO.I ) JJEW PLYMOUTH to LONDON «fvj> 4 Week# OM&L) FABJSS t ' First-class, lw £7os .; j \ Second-Class, from £4jjj ; ' ■ Xhird-clalas, from £a. , * For return fares nod til other infant* Uoi, rpply torL. A. NOLAN & CO.i (late Wilson and Nolan), ' Local Agents. ; THB i WANGANUI RIVER. Visited by Thousands, - :ÜB .j HOLIDAY FABS& Wanganui-Pipirlld return, 2 dart* trij, £l. ■ " Wanganul • Hou»e"bout return, 4 day*' trip, ia. Service connects with railway apton at.Taumanwui and aafibj; coach from Pipiriki with lau at QhnJnina. Pipiriki Hquse and Houseboat an ideal places for a pl9»i<mtholidajf-« splendidly appointed. ' • SUMMER SKBVIOE daily from Wanganui, Mondays excepted. From Taumarunni Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. The "Wai-om" (living Water) spring at Pipiriki has valuable medicinal'properties, vide Dr< Wohlmasii'i report.' Bath houses at the Pipirilri Thermal "Spring, . v For Itineraries of Service, Tourist Bureaus— COOK & SONS, A. HATRIOE & CO., WiflgMtit

gIGHT DAYS' PLEASURE C&UISK ALONG THE NORTHERN mAffr 84 NG4JUHL. ' '■ j" 4 ' FEBRUARY 14ta t« 22nd. $ "Thd most pleasant, holiday J tfgg i> spent. A trip whichshould b» take* by everybody wanting a thoroughly enjoyable holiday—One who went en a previous cruise. 8008. YOUR BERTH EABMT, Splendid album of view* of ifcb Mm may be inspected at the «>%» «f J. a WKBSTHB, i AgenL NORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO, LTD. STEAM WAITARA TO LONDON, IJHE next steamer to load at the Wat tara Roadstead will be the Twin-screw steamer OPAWA About 10th JANUARY, 1908. i Wool and other general cargo to go forward by this opportunity should be delivered to the Harbor Board shed Waitara, with as little delay as pos' sible, and all instructions regarding documents sent to the Company's Waitara Office. For the New Zealand Shipping CTLAS. V, HOUGHTON, local Manager,