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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 116, 9 October 1914, Page 4

f&- LATE SHIPPING, I PASSENGERS BY THE MOLDiviA ' i AND OSTERLEY, «We.—Press Association.—Copyright * ™. . Melbourne, Ocotber 7. Hie Moldavia's New Zealand paasenSCTb include Messrs Collard, Baldwin. fiMwngw, Sweetapple, and Simons. The Osterley's New Zealand passenMessrs Silver Hounbrook, Geary, Goodman, Mac Robinson, Reston, Boyd, Biesley, ■ .Cox (2), IPipe, Wood, Fotleringnutr, Kromer, Crambie, Harvey, Little Lea, Ross; Mesdames Silver, Rawson, Geary, Bertrallet, Cox, Pipe, Fotheringi am Cwmbie, Boss; Hisses Duncan, White, Darqr, McGreggor, Shirlaw, Carr, Quinlor, Fotkeringham, Knight, Grieve, and Miller; also ten 103 third-class passengers. t t THE ISARAWA. A telegram received last night stated U4i the»Kara wa would not cr#s» the MaSmkau bar till 8-30 p.m. THE WEATHER. < • FORECAST. By Telegraph.—Per Press Association. •, Wellington, Last Kight. . ™>® following ig Mr. Bates' weather forecast:— - /Present indications are for the development of another westerly area of jW pressure, t(he barometer falling in ttesouth shortly. winds will predominate, and increase ■gain strong to gale in and southward •f Cook 6trait. Weather fair and warm, but with increasing haze and «loudmess following in f!he West Coast *nd southernmost districts. ' • RELIEVES AT ONCE. halve always found Chamberlain's O® aid Diarrhoea remedy an absolutely safe remedy for colic and diarrtoea," says Mrs Julia Wakeley, 78 Ball street, Wanganui, N.Z. "For many yeare I have suffered from colic pains bgt since using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea remedy find that my general nealth it much improved for it relieves •offering at once." All chemists and Itorea. G.W.K. UGHT MR f The most successful in Engr Bah and Scottish Trials. i Price: English cost, £150; f plus freight and i lanamtr cnarges, aooui * {36. McMillan & Fredrlc BROADWAY, STRATFORD, f aeents. iSfrite foi particulars and &r----range for trial. I t Ton should be particular about your Children's Shoes. '■ Just as particular as we are in | L choice of mu .cr and in the 1 goods we buy. X We don't show much children's 1 footwear in our windows, but we 1 keep a tremendous stock of it \ inside; and what we do keep is - good—tbe very best. We have T some very special lines in tan. Tan is esi < :ially suitable for t children, and these boots are ex- * ceedingly comfortable and t strsngly mail.-. " Sandals all lie good makes. * We keep tb- largest stock in * Taranaki, au<! you couldn't do better in the city thafl you can j here. MeEWEN Bros * QUALITY STORE, I' new pl y ,\i ou i a Th one 201. Henry Brown & Go MO3UEY Sl:'KKl', NEW ' L Y.VOCIE OREGON PiNE \ We have on hand, ,-i schooner I IL D. Befldiidtu, O'H) feet oi • J Oregon which i-f ye quit- '• ting at current rate l r ALL SIZES AND 'iVGTHS. ■ TOTAJcA STKAINEF.•> IB STOCK. 'Pfcpljto HY. BBOTvOf h 00., STREET, NEW ?hYMQJ^