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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 160, 15 October 1910, Page 2

hprss rf (weather an other circ •luces permitting)— TO ONEHUNGA—RARAWA Mondays and Thursday , (in conjunction with the Northern S.S. Company). FOR WELLINGTON*Bosamond, every Saturday, at 11 a.m., carrying Picton and Nelson cargo direct •Cargw only. WESTPORT AND GREYMOUTHTaviuni, Thursday, Oct. 20. Cargo only. IDR DUNEDIN AND SOUTHERN PORTS, via Wellington (without . transhipment)— c Corinna, Mondav, Oct. 17. Cargo only. SYDNEY, from Wellington. Steamer every FRIDAY. SYDNEY, from Auckland. Steamer every MONDAY. LYTTELTON, from Wellington— Steamer DAILY (8 p.m.), Sundays ex MONTHLY EXCURSIONS TO SC-UTI BEAKLANDS. Tofua, November 8, for Tonga, Samoa Fiji, from Auckland. 6AN FRANCISCO, via Papeete. 1 Sorangi October 22, from Auckland. Ifoitai, November 19, from Auckland. Passengers booked through to Londo fcy the Orient-Pacific Ltae (via Sydney •nd the Canadian and Australian Line * Mk Vancouver). OFFICE: BROUGHAM STREFi -fcTEW ONEHUNGA-AUCK-LAND SERVICE. AUCKLAND. KBW PLYMOUTH TO ONEHUNGA (Weather, etc., permitting). 8.8. RARAWA L'lami New Plvmouth Breakwater •my MONDAY and THURSDAY at fc\2o p.m., on arrival of Express 1,'., from Wellington. i- IROM ONEHUNGA-AUCKLAND TO t NEW PLYMOUTH. '/' 8.8. RARAWA I Cmtm every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY, connecting with the Welline- * ton Express at Breakwater. \ REDUCED FARES: t Saloon .. .. £1 Single. £1 15s Return. ' Steerage .... 16s Single, 22s 6d Return Further information can be obtained NORTHERN BS. Co.. Ltd. , • UNION S.B. Co. Ud>

WHERE AWAY? . fno JOHN TAYLOR'S GENERAL I STORE, at FTTZROY, for all ,•''' 'my groceries in future. Why I shouldn't I! His prices are as low, and his quality as high as any place I !know. Come, all of you. Cart visits Smart Road every WedJ. TAYLOR FITZROY STORE.

IJT TGISNIC gA] fe NEW PLYMOUTH. of everything and everything of the be«t" is what you like. You want to be | cue that you get the best; you like to know that edibles are carefally prepared. We know that in questions of food woman's ideal is still the domestic process. The sentiment in favor of home-prepared food goes all the way back to the cave woman's first experiments in baking. Home-made is still the high sign of excellence for everything that is to be oaten, although a reproach for anything to be worn or used about the house. And so we make our goods like "mother used to make." Fruit and Meat Pies, Cakes, Pastry, Fancv Bread, Biscuits, etc. ' Space forbids detail. Pure Cream Ices every day. Ring up No. 108, or call at the HYGIENIC BAKERY, Devon Street (J. 0. Legg, proprietor), "for good things to eat'

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