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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 321, 12 January 1909, Page 4

COMPANY kl- : " ■'■'-■■"- Of " ■ NEW ZEAIiAND, LTD, Will despatch Steamers (carrying pa)Wharf (weatfier'and othe'r cJvcui permitting)— TO ONKHUNGA ,for Auckland)Takopuua, every TUESDAY', at B.'(t p.m. Takjpuna, every THURSDAY, it S.SO ' p.m. lioioiti, ewi.vSATURDAY, at 8.30 p.m. (Currying. SUoun ami Second Class Slcwaricssea). 'ill WELLINGTON. "lioioiti, every TI'ESDAV, at noon. (•Taking Nelson cargo direct.) TakiiiJima, every SATURDAY, at noon. FOR DUNEDIN AND SOUTHERN HUM'S (wiUiiiut transhipment)— <'nriiiiia, MONDAY, Juniiarv 25, at noon SYDNEY, FROM WELLINGTOKStcar,ie f every FRIDAY. SYDNEY, FROM AUCKLAND--Steamer every MONDAY. LVTTHLTON, FROM WELLINGTONSteamer DAILY (8 p.m.), Sundays excepted). WEST COAST SOUNDS EXCURSION. Waiknre, .lan. 1(1, from Duuedix .Moiitlilv Excursions to South Sea JsUtuls. SAN I'KA.NUMd, VIA l'Al'KKTE.Mtinajpiiiiri, February !), from Wellington Passengers booked Uruugh io Loudol. by the Oiicnl-l'ach.c Jauo (via Sydney) and the Canadian and Australian Lie ivia Vaueouver). OFFICE; BR(\"GHAM STREET. ' \TORTHKRN B.D. ' COMPANY ' (LTD.). AUCKLAND SERVICE FROM BREAKWATER. (Weather and other circumstances. permitting). FOR QNEHUNGASJ3. RARAWAEvery MONDAY, WEDNEBDAYand FRIDAY, at 8.30 p.m. (Rarawa carries fore-cabin stewardeai), 1. Passage Tioketa most ba taken at this Company's Office, or from the Agent on train. 2, All cargo for shipment must be aCCOmDanied hv A tthlnnino nnf A a xown cargo must be looked at Company's Office and delivered at railway not later than 2.30 p.m. 4. Country cargj shouid reach Ne« Plymouth by morning train, aosoatpanied with all particular. Apply to J. 0. WKB6TEK, Agent. Offices! Egmont-et., New Plymouth. •-_ ■■>.< OANADIAir AUSTRALIAN ROYAL HAD 'LINK. JftITBOPE, VIA AKSWOA. i, f MOST INTEBjISTING ROUTE ameri Lear* Lean Sydney Aneklaa* Moana Jan. 18 Jan. 28 Makura" Frt. 15 Feb. 17 Aorangi Mch. IS Men. 17 Marama* April 12 April 14 Makura* May 10 Hay 12 Twii lerew. VIA SAN FRANCISCO. (Transhipping to Mariposa at Papeete), 'Manapouri, from Wellington, Feb. 0. Passengeri irom New OtalaM tavs 4u option of joining the maD tteaaei it Sydney or Suvs, For all Informailoi, giM* beta, maps, ate., apply to— UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANI fi| MW ZEALAND. I ..hl*,>.i OiUNr HOYAA MAJB lin*. ,' ■ROBL PLYMOUTH AND LONBO*. Via Fremantle, Colombo (traniVJpp! for all Indian ports) and Sum Oil atfling as under from Sydney and Melbourne:— Lean LKra Steamers Sydney Melbourne noon 1 fM. Ormuz Jam. £3 Jan. El Orient Feb. 6 Feb. t Oroya Fob. 20 Feb. 83 Ortona* Mch. 3 Mch. 9 *Orontes March 17 March 23 •Astums March 31 April • •Omrah April 14 April £0 Oruba May 1 May 4 And fortnightly thereafter, •Twin-screw steamer. Agents for all New Zeal tad i UNION STEAM SkIP COMPANY Office! Brougham street. Net Pry. ATORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD Q* PANY. DIRECT STEAMERS to ENGLAND and the CONTINENT, calling at Adelaide, Fremantle, Colombo, Aden, Bum Canal, Naples, Genoa, Southampton (London), Antwerp, and Brown, will bf> despatched as under:— Leave Steamer. Tins. Commander Sydney 1.80 pjn. •Gneisuiau... 8081 G. Bolte Oot. 3 ♦Seydlitz ... 8000 A. Ahlbora Oot 81 •Bremen ...11570 CVonßorell Nov. 28 •Hoon ... 8022 O. Nahrath De 0.26 1909 Yorok ... 9000 JRanderman Jan.2l Frederioh (lerGrosso lUC9S H. Bleekei Feb.2o •Twin screw. FARES: First class, from OT» second class, from £47} third elate, from £l6 to £lB. For return fares aid all other ntot> mation apply to L A. NOLAN AND CO., Local Agent*. TO STAND THIS SEASON ■ AT OAONUI And travel in the Opunakfc District, - The Trotting Stallioa 'I COOLGAKDIE Sir* CAMEL, Dam THE ARAB (Imp.), Coolgardie is a handsome bay hem •7ith black points, standing 17 hands high, with good temper, perfectly quiet in both saddle and harness. Sire Camel gr, sire Berlin (imp.), 374, WaWve T.B late Robt. Wilkin, Esq., of Christchureh), siro Dudley, g.g.g. Edwin Forest. Coolgardie's dam, Tie Arab (imported by tho late Nabob Wilson, Esq., of Christchureh), Camel's dam Duchess, gr dam Iraducer mare. Since going to the Btud Coolgardie ha* sired the following Trottere: Guy, Mnzey, Silvorcall, Slavey; Belroy, 2 miles, 4min 6?sec; Gold Leaf, 1 mlla, 2min 21sec; Quartz and many others. Coolgardie has taken several Firet Prizes in the Show-ring, and his stock aro first-claßs performers. He has prove! himself a sure foal-getter, and an We breeding hj« nick well with any nare. j Terms, £i 3s, on or before Ist Jauu »ry, 1000. Two or mere mares ae pe? agreement. Groom's fee 2s fld, payable, at first sc/vica. All earn taken hut BO reapon'ibility. ~ H. JONES, Oaonulr Or Groom in charge. 1 - rr\o STAND IHIS SEASON AD OAKURA AND. TRAVEL THE SUEBOUNDING ■ DISTRICT, ( THE STANDARD-BRED TftOTTOto STALLION COUNT BBLDdIN By Judge Bcldot, (imp.), 2.17. Dim Countess (imp.), 2.17%. pOUNT BELDEN is a handsome hright bay with Hack points, beautiful conformation, and stands 17 hands high, with a most docile temper, while 111 breeding is undeniable, being closely rotated to tho great An>iriean mar* Maud S. (2.8%). ' COUNT BELDEN cannot be beaten for getting carriage hones'and haok> tneys of the right stamp, ae his size asd feeding must prevail in leaving good Mock and fast trotters. COUNT BELDEN is a sure foalgotter. ■ .' ■ i | Terms: £3 3s January 1; two Of, I more mares as per arrangement. Phut-class grazing Is per week. TUAVELLING DATES: | OAKKIA and KORU—Mondays. ■ AT FARM—Tr.esdnys and Fridays, OKATO. PUNIHO, and WARR&-W**. . nesdnj's on Stony River sale w«!t»i;■',, other weeks on Thursdays.' ~ V For further particulars apMy o. a&vm m