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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 129, 22 May 1908, Page 4

tJNION STEAMSHIP JLTD. W M BUamora . engcn and car Ko »,. y ?' J B *«• mouth Wharf (weather 7?? I<e » «/• eamstane'ea permitting);-*, °^ er cfc Taka^f day, at 8.30 p m Satur. Rotoiti every Tuesday at 8.30 n m .e«SL Mm » d -Eu. u rp , »'S caiß» to i\el son direct ' Uk " st„' U W'ELLLNGTOf',Steamer «ve r y Friday. • SYD StM Y m FBOM AUCKLAND, ineamer daily (8 p. m .),7uS°%. cepted. SUUTIi SEA ISLANDS: ! p Monthly Excursions I Went-pSe Une'tia^vd^ 011 by ilw and ' A «t^an y Line | d^

||rjgj. NORTIIEBN STEAM. ***** SHIP CO., Limit, 4 AUCKLAND SBEVXOB. S. BAB AW A LeITSB Breakwater for ONEHTJNn* TBffSas®® B not later than 2.30 p m at raliw *S JSs% ZZ& 0U !? r ci p'rb7. fuM particulars ' SMom P Mi rf J. a u office, Egmoat-Bt'-ist. Agent, '* New Plyinoutk. ?^» DI £ N " AUSTBAROYU *Att JfTUROPE, VIA AMERICA, most interesting route. amers W Leavj jfarama jL"°B orangi Jul , , «• 11 Manuka* Aug. a Aug. 6 Jwii screw. Passengers from New Zealand hi«£%;£?:'jsr -S.S4'.™S" ** ■■'.WON STUM SHU- COMPANY •«: NEW ZEALANn LINE, F or PLYMOUTH AND LONDON, Via Fremantle, Colombo (transMpping for all Indian ports) and Suez Canal, sailing as under from Sydney and Melbourne:— Leave Leave Steamers Sydney Melbourne noon 1 p.m. Jrotava Ma-- 30 June 2 "Orontcs June 13 June 10 Orient June 27 Juno 30 Oroya July 11 July 14 And fortnightly thereafter. •Twin-screw steamer. Agents for all New Zealand: ' UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY Office: , Brougham street, New Ply* mouth. \ TH B WANGANUI KIYEB Visitfd by Thousand*. fIHEAP holiday; FAKES Wangaaui-Plpirild return, II dajr*' trig, Wanganui - Housebout return, 4 dan* o . trip, £2. 1 Service connects with railway lyiteiß at Taumarunui and Wanganui, and by coach from Pipiriki with rail at Ohakun*. Pipiriki Home and Houseboat trt ideal places for a pleasant holiday—splendidly appointed. SUMMER SERVICE, daily from Wanganul, Monday* except, •d. From Taumarunui Tue*lays, Thux*« days, and Saturdays, ."Wai-ora" (living water) bprlnj at Pipiriki has valuable medisinal prJ pertieß, vide Dr. Wohlmann'i report. Bath house* at the Pipiriki TWw.x Spring. For Itineraries of Service. louM Bureaus—. COOK &' SONS, A. HATRIOS & CO., Wanganul

JV.D.L. ifNOKD-DEOTSOHEB LLOTDJ N. HW to LONDON #t«j A weeks jvi* liutnlla ud hei Oaial); TABESt rirat-olasa, trom fiTOj Second-elaaa, from £4!) Xhlrd-ebM, Item £lB. Fm return {area isd til other inform tio«, cppljr to—i 1. A. NOLAN & U (late Wilson & Nolan), NGAIRE GARDENS. THE WONDERLAND OF TJM NORTH. fUlii 2aest place in tlio i>oruiiiiou io hold a Picnic, either fw Schools, Private or Public Bodies, or Harden far* aes; there is plenty af loom. Beautiful Flowers, Lawns, and well-preserved Na. cive Bush. Amusements in great variety, including The Great Sensational "WATER CHUT E," Quoita, Tennis, Skittles, Croquet, Boating, Bathing, Swings, See-Saws Bicycle Racing, Merry-go-Round, and, above all, That Mirth-creating Device THE "MAYPOLE WHIBV •Fruit and LoUie Stalls, also Tea Rooms, ia th© Grounds, Hofc w&tor is provided free. All gamee and amuae ments FREE excepting the Water Chute. Admission to Grounds .. SIXPENCE A. THUELOVE, Proprietor and Manager.

STAIfDARD TEAS. STANDARD TEAS. STANDARD TEAS. SEE . OSTRICH PAOBfil', D NATHAN & CO Established 1840, V T BUSSEJiL & SON, H£ONUMEJSTAL MASONS . HIGHEST HONOKB given in the Now Plymouth Exhibition, 19(3-5. Awarded First prize Diploma for the Best Exhibit in Monumental nasonry? also special Prtee Mudai and Diploma: for Beat Working Exhibit. Marble an.' Granite Monuments and 'Crosses; also iron fences, etc., kept in itock. Designs and estimate* furnished on application. In •pection invited. BT. AUBW STBEET, 60WB ROAD.