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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 135, 29 May 1908, Page 4

ONION BTEmSBXP COMPANY OF NEW : ZEALAND, LTD. Jl\h Amtsttk suimerj mryi H m . »SSPS?S7 bBra oteamer every Friday. SYDNEY, FR^ AUCKLAND, ™oT r n mer da,,y sr «5 I P»,„„„ Monthly Excursions. NORTHERN STEAM.

SHIP CO., Unm.4 AUCKLAND 6EEVIOB. Sj- S. Raß AW A U * ves Breakwater for ONEHUKOA every MONDAY, WEDNfiSDA? I FRIDAY at 8.30 p.aL ' * Town Cargo must Vie booked at <vPany's office and delivered at »& not later than 2.30 p.m at raUl full particulars? J. 0. WEBSTER, Agent,

"N BOTAL WW. F.UKOPE, VIA AMERICA, MOST INTERESTING EOCTE, amen. Leave | Jarama j UM g j M orang, j„iy 6 Jul » l J Manuka* Aug. 3 A„i. 5 *Twia acrew. Passengers from New Zealand hs»« no option of joining the mail steamer it Sydney or Suva. For all information, guide, books aaps, etc., epply tff— ' ' UNION STLAM SHIP COMPANY Of NEW ZEALAND. tfOfi PLYMOUTH AND LONDON, V ; a Fremantle, Colombo (traus'dijipini for all Indian ports) and Suez Canal, sailing as under from Sydney and Melbourne:— Leave Leave Steamers Sydney Melbourne noon 1 p.m. )rotava Ma- 30 June % "Orontcs June 13 June 18 Orient June 27 June 30 Oroya July 11 July 14 And fortnightly thereafter, •Twin-screw steamer, Agents for all New Zealand: UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY Office: Brougham s*.reet, New Ply« mouth. THE WANGANUI KIVER VMM by TkousMidi.

Wanganui-Pipiriki return, 8 dayt' ttb, £l. Wanganui - Housebout raturn, i daya' trip, £B, Service connects with railway lyitew at Taumarunui and Wanganui, and by coach from Pipiriki with rail at Ohakune. Fif>iriki House and Houseboat are ideal places for a pleasant ioliday-* splendidly appointed. SUMMER SERVICE, daily from Wanganui, Mondays except" eu. From Taumarunui Tnewlays, Than. days, and Saturdays. The "Wai-ora" (living water) uprini at Pipiriki has valuable mediainal pro. parties, vide Dr. Wohlmann'a report. Bath houses at the Pipiriki Thermal Spring. For Itineraries of Strvioe, lourirt Bureaus— COOK & SONS, A. HATRICK & 00., Wanganui N.D.L. iWOKD-DEOTsOHEB ZXOID.J M EW MVMODTH to LONDON tf«* » weeks jvi* Awtralla aad «*•» Ca«al.), FARES: '"' : ''''' FiraiHslass, r>om £7O; Second-class, from £«. Third-daw, from £lB. To* return fares and all other lnfora* «»■, to-. ...lijf™"-^ L. A. NOLAN 4 U (late Wilson & Nolan), BUSSELL &SON, IyrONUMENTAL MASONS . HIGHEST HONOKS given in the New Plymouth Inhibition, 1903-6. Awarded Rrat Prfae Diploma for the East Exhibit in Monumental luasonry, also speoial Prise Working Exhibit. Marble anv 8 bronite Monuments and'Crr — also iron fences, etc., ] Stock. Dl>fllima on,l ... furnished on application, •pection Invited. 80178 BOAD.

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INGAIRE GARDENS. THE WONDERLAND OF TFi! NOEm THE flaest place in iU io Priv»f°i a T,% nic ' either f <* Sohooie, S" va £ or ?^ li<! or Garden Par. tics; there 13 plenty of 100 m. Beautiful Biower o .Lawns, and well-preserved K adudin Amusements in B«at variety, .., The Great Sensational „ WATER CHUT E » pjwits, Tennis, Skittles, Croqwt, Boatmg,_±)athing, Swings, See-Saws Bicycle ttacmg, Merry-go-Eound, and, above all, That Mirth-creating Dovieo THE "MAYPOLE VVHIKL." Fruit and Lollio Stalls, also Tea Rooms, in the Grounds. Hot water is provided free. All games and amuse |ments FKEE excepting the Water Chute, Admission to Grounds .. SIXPENCE A. TKUELOVE, Propr'jetor and Manage*.