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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 291, 3 December 1908, Page 4

U NIO LS& «*■> •. compane : 01 ■ M NEW ZEAUAND, WD* Will despatch Steamers (carrying pai< »,«- ? argo) from Ne w Plymouth permitting?— * r otlM!r citcunl, t«ne»si ,for Auckland)— pm ® Very TUESDAY, at &3C Tak p P m.' a ' ° VOry ™SDAY, at BL.W ItoWti, every SATURDAY, at 8.30 p.m (Carrying h. loon and Second Clans n . . B tf. WM ie«es). •Rolniti 10 Wl -LUmON. Boloiti every TUESDAY, at noon. ( Taking Nelson cargo direct) TOJr >I 'DUN™ SA^J! DAY ' at "wn. lViiiTa / N0 SOUTHERN lOIUS (without transhipment)— Cormnn, MONDAY, Dec, SYDNEY, FROM WBU&GTONSteamer every FRIDAY. SYDNEY, PROM AUCKLAND-.. Steamer every MONDAY LiITELXON, FROM WELLINGTON—. 5.S? ILYf «"""«• Mionthty Excursions. Passengers booked through to Londra .'LI'J °>'«nt-Pacu» c Line (via Sydney) and the Canadian and Australian Um 'via Vancouver). OFFICE: BROUGHAM STREET.

T. WORXHEHN 8.1. COMPANY • (LTD.). AUCKLAND SERVICE PROM BREAKWATER. (weather &ud o titer'cireumitAßM permitting)*. Ever y/ONDAY, WBDNBSDAfc and FRIDAY, at MO p' "No steamer on December 7. (Barawa carrie. atewaaW. ~ *• passage Ticket! moat be taken at l b "tX mr ' offlce ' or (rom on fjfp for akipment mut b* acoompaniedV a "hippW note _,^ oar ß° belooked at Comnot later than 2.80 p.m *• Oountrv earg» ihonld reach New Plymouth by morning train, uigg. panied with all particulars Apply to J. 0. WEBSTER, 'J Officea: Egmont-it., New Plymouth! ~„rV.. OANADMjr aDBTS» -U&xV*. HAN ROYAL tun - WnlK* LINK. IfIIIEOPH VQ p MOST INTKBHSma BOUT* ameri tear* bmt ' Sydney Aorangi Deo. jg Deo. U Moana Jan. 18 Jiip, m Makura* Feb. IS Feb. 17, Aorangi Mch. 15 Met. IT •Twii igrtv, Fanengsn irom New Zulaai ten flu option M Joiniu ttenO ftaatttf it Sydney or Sure. .... Tor all Information nfit Mfc mapi, ete., apply ta-< w ** m i UNION STEAM SHIP OOMPABI fll WW EIASAMR (MKiiTsomiua' Mmtis LDil > FpOE PLYMOUTH AND LONIXW, V<a Fremantle, Colombo (traMUrobu for all Indian porta) and Bow Omn, lUllng at under from Sydney aad )M> bburnc— Leare , um Steamera ' Sydney IMbooiM noon 1 u, Oruba. Dee. IS Dec. U Omrah* Deo. 29 Dm. W Orotflva Jan. 9 Jan. 12 Ormuz Jan. 23 Jan. it Orient Feb, 6 Fab. % Oroya Feb. 20 Feb, II Ortona* Mch. 3 MA. '| "Orrates March 17 March 23 "Aaturias March 31 April f "Omrah April 14 April fit Oruba May 1 May f And fortnightly thereafter, •Twln-acrew eteamer. Agenta for all New Zeaiiadt UNION STEAM SUU? OOMPAN* Offieei Brougham itrnt, Ne»~

"NT ORDDEUTBCHER LLOYD W». PAH*. t DIRECT STEAMERS to EMLAND and the CONTINENT, calling at W laide, Fremantle, Colombo, Aden, BOM Canal, Naples, Genoa, SouthamptOi (London), Antwerp, and Bremen, viß be despatched as under:— Steamer. •Gneistnau... *Soydlitz .. •Bremen .. *Rbon Yorck Fre dorioh dor Grosso BCBI 8000 11570 8022 0000 lUG9S Commander 6. Bolte A. Ahlbora C Von Borell O. Nahrath J Randennan H. Bleeket Leaw SydQM l.Wpj». oota t. SI Qol No Deo. 81 190# Jw.il r«b.»o •Twin screw. FARES: First claw, bos MVTt second class, from £47j third (liuML from £l6 to £lB. For rfcturn fares aid all other txte> matlon apply to L, A. NOLAM AND CO., Local Agehta. .

WO STAND TSa SEASON AT OADNOI And travel in the Opn* nakt District, The Trotting Stallion COOLGA3DIB (Bred by Friedlander Bros,, Canterbury! Sir* CAMEL, Dam THE ARAB (ImpX Coolgardie is a handsome bay horM with black points, standing 17 bands high, with good temper, perfectly qnfcfc m both saddle and harness. Sire Came), gr. sire Berlin (imp.), 874, Wallioe tSI Vol, IV, (imported from America by tut late Robt. Wilkin, Esq, of Ghristchnrefc), sire Dadlej-, g.g.g, Edwin Forest Coolgardie'a dam, TSe Arab (imported', by the late Nabob Wilson, Esq., of Christchureh), Camel's dam Duchess, at dam Traducer mare. Since going to the stud Uoolgardle has sired the following Trotters: Guy, Mazey, Silvercall, Slavoyj Belroy, g miles, 4min s?secj Gold Leaf, l mU-j, imin 21scc; Quartr and many others, Coolgardie has taktn several First Frizes in the Show-ring, and his atock are first-class performers. He has prove? himself a sure foal-better, an# on his breeding he should nick wc.ll vith any mare. Terms, £3 3s, on or before Ist January. 1909. Two or rwre mares at per agreement, Groom's fee 2s fid, payable at first sf ."vice. All cam taken Kit Bfl responsibility. For further particulars apply to 0. JONES, Manaiai E. JONES, Oaonuij Or Groom in charge.

r HO STAND i'HK AC IBHT OAKUKA ANU F travel thb suh. W BOUNDING Dlg> {WMIL TRIQT, XIIE STANDARD-BRED IitOTTDH* STALTJON COUNT BBLDEN By Judgn Boldon (imp.), 2.17. Dmi " Countess (imp.), 2,17%. QOUNT BELiUEN is » handsome fcrigkt bay with black pomU, beautiful conformation, and stands 17 hands high, with a most docile temper, while Ml breeding is undeniable, being closely related to the grout mar« Maud S. (2.8V45. ■' COUNT BEIDEN oannot bo beatep for getting carriage horses and h»okneys of the right stamp, as Us >U« and breeding must prevail in leavicg good stock and fast trotters. . COUNT BEIDEN Is a sure foalgetter. Terms: £3 3s January 1; two Ot more marcs as per arrangement. FS rat-class gni/in# Is per week. Til AVELLTNQ "DATES: OAKU7.4 and KOltU-Mondayg. AT FARM—Tuesdays and Fridays. OKATO. rUNIKO, ar-1 WARP,A—'We.I. nesdn.v* on Slew Uiver sale wc«lmj other weeks <m Thursday#. NEW PLYMOUTH (at W. It. ,ji„ Tt White Hart Stables)—Saturdavi For further particulars apply C. ABDEN (Owner), Oakiuvi, Or Groom In Oharptt,