Page 4 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 323, 14 January 1909, Page 4

union STEAM SHI* COMPANY Of NEvV ZEALAND, LTD, Will despatch Steamers (carrying p*jsengers and cargo) from Now Plymouji Wharf (weatherand other circuuistanctffl permitting)— TO OiNEIIUNGA v for Auckland)— Takapuna, every TUESDAY, at MC p.m. | Takapuna, every THURSDAY, at tj.SO p.m. liutoiti, every SATURDAY, at .8.30 p.m. | (Carrying Si-loon and Second CJaai I Stewardesses). TO WELLINGTON. •Botoiti, every TUESDAY, at noon. fluking Nelson cargo direct.) Takapuna, every SATURDAY, at noon. FOR DUNEDIN AND SOUTHERN PORTS (without transhipment)— Curinnu, .MUXDAY, January 25, at noon SYDNEY, FROM WELUNGTONStcamer every FRIDAY. SYDNEY, FROM AUCKLAND— Steamer every MONDAY.

LYTTELTON, FiiOM WELLINGTON— Steamer DAILY (8 p.m.), gandays excepted). WEST COAST SOUNDS EXCURSION, W aiknrc, Jan. 10 from Dunedin. Monthly Excursions to South Sua ' Islands. SAX FItA.WISCO, VIA PAPEETE—'Miiiiiipoiiri, February U, from Wellington Passengers booked through to Londoi by the Line (via Sydney) and the Canadian and Australian T.*»« (via Vancouver). OFFICE: BROI'GHAM STREET. NORTHERN COMPANY (LTD.). AUCKLAND SERVICE /n, BREAKWATER. (Weather and other cireumitaiiMa permitting). FOR QVEHUNGAS.S. RARAWAEyery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at &80 p.m. (Karawa carries fore-cabin stewardess), 1. Passage XickeU must be taken *1 this Company's Ofljpe, or from the Ami on train. 8. All cargo for shipment must b* accompanied hy a shipping note. 3. Town cargo must belooked at Companys Office and delivered at raiiwav not later than 2.30 p.m. 4. Country cargo should reaeh N*« Plymouth by morning train, aeeoMpanied with all particulan, Apply to J. 0. WEBSTER, Offices; Egmont-st., New Plymouth] .CANADIAJT iTTffrei. WAN POYAIi MAD jMTKpWiii. JjjUBOPE, VIA avtoh^i MOST DfTERiSTINQ ROOT* " ameri Leave Leav* Sydney Aneklaai Moana j an . 18 Jan. M Makura* Feb. IS Feb. IT Aorangi ifch. 15 Mch. 17 Marama* April 12 April 14 Makura* May 10 Jfcy 12 Twin snrew. VIA SAN FRANCISCO. (Transhipping to Mariposa at Papeete), Manapouri, from Wellington, Feb 0 i'aaßengeri irom New uwiaM Mr Au option of joiniu Ik* —n .i M j .i Sydney or tor ail iaformatloi, nM» ww ■naps, ete,, apply toJS lON STfcAM SHIP OOMPAHI BH WW ZEALAND, OWENr KOYAIi MAO l?OR PLYMOUTH AND LONDOU, Via Fremantie, Colombo (traniUppbu for ail Indian ports) and Bow silling as under from Sydney and MM* bonrnet— Leave Leers Steamer* Sydney Melbourne noon 1 Ormttz Jan. S3 Jan. 21 Orient Feb. 6 Feb. t Oroya Feb. 20 Feb. 23 Ortona* Hcb. 3 Mob. I •Oroates March 17 March 29 •AaturUs March 31 April I •Omrah April 14 April £0 Oruba May 1 May 4 And fortnightly thereafter. •Twin-screw eteamer. Agents for all New Zealand* UNION STEAM SlklP COMPANY Office: Brougham street, Niv FlyMORDDEUTBOTER LLOYD PANY. DIRECT STEAMERS to ENGLAND and the CONTINENT, calling at Adelaide, Frepantle, Colombo, Aden, Buei Canal, Naples, Genoa, Southampton (London), Antwerp, and Bremen, wiO be despatched as under:— ♦Gneistnau., ♦Seydlitz .. •Bremen .. *Roon Yorck Fre derioh derGrosse 8081 8000 11570 5022 9000 1U695 Commander G. Bolte A. Ahlborn C Vonßorell C. Nahrath JRanderman H. Bleekei Leave Sydney 1. B0 p.m. Oct. 3 Oct 31 Nov. 28 Deo.2t 1909 Jan.23 Feb. 20 •Twin screw, FARES: First class, from :£77| second class, from £47: third "'*** from £lB to £lB. For return fares and all other Uf«P> mation apply to L. A. NOLAN AND 00., Local Agent*. TTO STAND THTB SEASON AT OAONUI And travel in the Opunakt District, The Trotting StalUos COOLGABDIE (Bred by Friedlander Bros., Cafcforbunt Sirte CAMEL, Dam THE ARAB (Imp) Coolgardie is a handsome bay hose •7ith black points, standing 17 h.n^ K, ( h ifi°° d t , e T per ' P®"«tly quiet in both saddle and harness. Sire Camel p. sire Berlin (imp.), 874, Wallve T.R. i ! i W. ted from America by ttw late Robt. Wilkin, Eb<j., of Christchurokl. re Dudley, g.g.g, Edwin Forest. Coolgardie's dam, Tie Arab (imported JjJf tj l ® late Nabob Wilson, Esq., of Christchurch), Camel's dim Duchess « dam Xraduoer inare. Since going to the stud .Coolgardie hat sired the following Trovters: Guy. Mazey, Silvercall, Slaveyj Belroy, 2 miles, 4min 37secj Gold. Leaf, l mUo, 2min 21sec; Quarta and many others. Coolgardie has taken several First Prizes in the Show-ring, and his stock aro first-class performers. He has prov«l himself a sure foal-getter, and on his breeding ha shr.uld nick well with any mare. ' Terms, £3 3s, on or before Ist Jauu ary, 1909. Two or mere mares as per agreement. Groom's fee 2s «d, payablt. at first sfi-vice. All earn taken but no .. Fo * fn,fller Particulars apply to * - O. JONES, Manalat I!. JONES, Oaonul; "*• Or Qroom in charge.

, ris" o XHB REASON AC oAK,' ,fiA travr'T "* XHB BUIV iffiW ggf&n." , ■»* THE STANDARD-BRED mm** STALUON - h COUNT BELDdIN By Judge Bolder (imp.), 2.17. Dim Countess (imp,), 2.17%. fJOUNT BELDEN ia a handsome bright bay with black pomts, beautiful conformation, and stands 17 hands high, with a most docile temper, while liii breeding is undeniable, being closely rotated to the great African mat* Maud S. (2.8%). COUNT BELDEN cannot be beatoq ifor getting carriage Worses srnd haskneys of the right stamp, as his site as 4 breeding must prevail in leaving good stock and fast trotters. COUNT BELDEN is a euro fonlgotter. Terms; £3 3s January 1; two Of more marcs us per arrangement. Hrst-dnss grazing Is per week. travelling datesi OAKUT.A and KORU-Mondayg. AT FARM—Tuesdays and Friday*. OKATO, rUNIEO, and WAREA—W»S' nesdays on Sto.ny River Bale wMkH other weeks on Thursdays. NEW PLYMOUTH fat W. H. Jury* ' White Hart Stables) —Saturday!. For further partieulare apply 0. ARDEI( (Owner), , Ogkun, Or (Sown in CUrg*.