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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 311, 30 December 1908, Page 4

UNION STEAM SHif COMPANY 01 NEW ZEALAND, LTD, Will despatch Steamers (carrying u»)""S™ aUII cargo) from New Plymouth Wharf (weather and other permitting)— 10 ONKUUNGA ,for Auckland)— iakapuua, every TUESDAY, at B.JC p.m. Tukapuna, every THURSDAY, it BJSO p.Ol. KoUiti, every SATURDAY, at 8.30 p.m. (Carrying Stloon and Second Class Stewardesses), i TO WELLINGTON. ■Koloiti ?V cr» TUESDAY, at nooa. ( lakmg Nelson cargo direct.) illkapumi every SATUJiDAY, at noon. I'OK DUNEDIN AND SOUTHEKN I'ORI'S (without transhipment)— Uniuiiu, MO.\DAY, Dee. 28, at noon SYDNEY, FROM Steamer every FRIDAY. SYDNEY, FROM AUCKLAND-* Steamer every MONDAY. LYTTELTON, FROM WELLINGTON— Steamer DAILY (8 p.m.), fiaaday* excepted). WEST COAST SOUNDS EXCURSION. Waikare, Jan. l(i > from Dunedix Monthly Excursions to South Sea Islands. Passengers booked through to Londoa by the Orient-Pacing Line (via Sydney) and tho Canadian and Australian t.v. (via Vancouver). OFFICE: BROI'GHAM STREET.

NORTHERN 8.1. COMPANY (I/CD.). AUCKLAND SERVICE FROM BREAKWATER (Weather and other oiicumstmow FOR ONEHUNGAS.S. RARAWAKvery irfONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 8.80 pjn, (Rarawa carries foro-c&bin stewardess}, I. Passage Tickets must be taken »i this Company's Office, or from the Anal on train. 8. All cargo for shipment mot bt accompanied hy a shipping note. 3. Town cargo must be looked at Ooa* pany's Office and delivered at railway not later than 2.30 p.m. ' 4. Country cargo should reach New Plymouth by morning train, aoeotf* panied with all particulaw. Apply to J. 0. WEBSTER, Agent* Offices: Egmont-st,, New Plymouth* V, OANAJJIAW AUBTB* LJNK. BOYAL lUn ■ VTA AKSKIO& MOST INTERiaSTINQ ROUT* amari Le*T» Imh Sydney AaeUaaS Aorangi Dec. 21 Pec, 23 Moana Jan. 18 Jan. H Makura* Feb. 15 Feb. 17 Aorangi Mch. 15 Mch. 17. *Twi» serew, Paiiengen irom New Zulial kns iiu option of Joining the nail it Sydney or Ban. for all infomatloa, |*M* ■apt, etc., apply t»— UNION STEAM 9HD? OOMPAM GBt WW ZEALAND.

OMBNT eOTAIMUI JMMi& UNI. FOB PLYMOUTH MS LONDON, Via Fremantle, Colombo (traniiilpplM| (or ail Indian ports) and Sum Caaal, tailing m under from Sydiujr aid Ma»« bourn*:— Leave Steamer* r Sydney moon Omrah* Dec. 26 Orotava Jon. 0 Ormuz Jan. S3 Orient Feb. 0 Oroya Feb. 20 Ortona* Moh. 3 "Oroat.es March 17 "Aaturhs March 31 •Omrah April 14 Oruba May 1 And fortnightly thereafter, •Twin-aorew steamer. Agents for all New Zealand s UNION STEAM SUP COMPANY Offloet Brougham itreet, N*v Mjr< Ln&ra Melbonm 1 ml , Dec. it Jan. 12 Jan. 26 Feb. k Feb. 23 Mch. « March 23 April a April £0 May 4

AT ORDDEUTBCHER WQYO COMPANY. DIRECT STEAMERS to ENGLAND and the CONTINENT, calling tX Adelaide, Fremantle, Colombo, Aden, Son Canal, Naples, Genoa, Southampton (London), Antwerp, and Bremen, wtß b« despatched as under:— Leave Sydney I.HO p.m. Oct. 3 Oct. 81 Nov. 28 Deo. 28 1909 Jan. 23 Feb. 20 ' Twin hni. FARES: First claaa, Iron ;jCT7i second class, from .£47; third -'ftiV from £lO to £lB. For return fares aid *ll other lift*, mation apply to L. A. NOLAN AND CO., Ixxml Agents.

to stand raa * SEASON AC fIHKT OAKURA ANQ fJPQ TRAVEL TEE SDR, sbst «■ THE STANDARD-BRED TAOTT»\» STALUON COUNT BBLD£IN By Judgp Beldci, (imp.), 2.17. Dm Countess (imp.), 2.17%. QOUNT BELDEN is a handsome bright bay with Jilaok pomts, beautiful conformation, and stands 17 bands high, with a most docilo temper, while Its breeding is undeniable, being closely rotated to the great Ajpwiean mar* Maud s. wmCOUNT BELDEN cannot be beaten lor getting carriage horses and haek< neys of the right stamp, as Ida size ac& breeding must prcv&il in leaving good stock and fast trotters.. COUNT iBELDEN ia a sure foalgetter. Terms: £3 3a January 1; two V more mares as per arrangement. KraUtlasa grazing Is par weeK. TRAVELLING DATES; OAKUHA and KORU—Mondays. AT l p AHM—Tuesdays and Fridays. OKATO, PUNIKO, and WARBA—WeS* nesdnys on Stony River sale other weeks on Thursdays. NEW PLYMOUTH'' .(at W. H. Jary'a White Hart Stables)— Saturday!. For further particulars apply C. ARDEN (Owner), Oakura, Or Grown In Ctarge,

rpo STAND THIS SEASON AT OAONOT And travel in the Opß* nake District, The Trotting Stallion COOLGABDIE i ßrcd nA^,l r , W l audet Bros - Canterbury >, Sir* CAMEL, Dam THE ABAB (Imp.). Coolgardie is a handsome bay hers* with black points, standing 17 hands high, with good temper, perfectly quiet in both saddle and harness. Sire Camel ?T. aire Berlin (imp.), 374, Wall** T.R.' Vol. IV. (imported from America by tin late Robt. Wilkin, Esq., of Christchurok) sire Dudley, g.g.g, Edwin Forest. Coolgardio'a dam, Tlie Arab (imported by the late Nabob Wilson, Esq., of Christelmrch), Camel's dam Duchess, m dam iiaduccr inarß. Since going to tlio stud Coolgardie has sired the following Trotters: Guy, Miizey, Silvorcall, Slavey; Belroy, 2 miles, 4min !>?sec; Gold Leaf, l mtlJ, omin 21 sec; Quarts and many others. Coolgardie has taken several First Prizes in the Show-ring, and his stock aro first-class performers. He has prove 4 , himself a sure foal-getter, an# on his breeding hj« shr-ald nick well with any mare * Terms, £3 3s, onjor before Ist Jaufr ary, 1009. Two or TiHTe mares *j par agreement. Oroom'i lee 2s fld, payable at first sfwlea. All caw taken bat Bfl reapoa-ibility. Tor further particulars apDlv to a J<W«r' & JO\SB, Qt Ore