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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 227, 4 March 1915, Page 2

■BMRMK* rftOOK BTBAM SHIP COMPANY OF :V NJJ., LTD., WBJ despatch steamers from New Plyaoath Wharf (weather and other er-1 ggggtuces permitting):— ONEHUNGA (ior Auckland)-- i TARAWA (in conjunction with tne ■ HAS. Co.)-Every Tuesday and Bth March, instead oi Friday, sth. WBUSGTON, WJSBDR; OAMABU, LYTTKLTON, i fORINNA—March Bth. ] WKSTPORT. •MAPOURIKA every Thursday. •Available for passenger*. LYTTELTON (from Wellington) " Steamer Daily, S« mda y ß excepted. SYDNEY—•from Auckland, Mondays. from Wellington, Fridays. RAROTONGA AND TAHITIMOANA—March 4 (from Wellington). SAX FRANCISCO Ifrom Wellington)— MOANA—March 4. MARAMA—ApriI. MAITAI-April ': STEAMERS TO ARRIVEMAPOURDaA leaves Wellington WW March. OOBINNA leaves Nelson 4th. " FLORA leaves Dunedin about 6th March, via Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington. Cargo must be av railway by 5 pJn. on day previous to sailing. Railway tickets from New Plymouth »-» J ..«„_„ ;„ j V, obtained upon application at aha company's office. . tJ?*W PLYMOUTH-ONEHUNGA •" (AUCKLAND) BERVICE (Weather, Ac, permitting.) FEBRUARY TIME-TABLE. S3. BARAWIA leaves New Plymouth Breakwater every Tuesday and Friday, at 830 p.m., on arrival of Express from Wellington. The RARiWA leaves Onehunga every Monday and Thursday. ALTERATION IN SAILING. Tie as. Rarawa will leave Onehunga on Wednesday, March 3rd, instead of Thursday 4th, and will leave the Breakwater on Saturday iith, at 850 pjn., instead of Friday sth. NORTHERN S.S. CO. LTD., UNION SA CO.. LTD, Joint Agents. ARDENT UNK OF ROYIAL MAIL v STEAMERS. Jor Plymouth and LONDON, via Freantle, Colombo (transhipping for all listen Ports), Sues, Naples, Toulon and Gibraltar.

From From Tons. Sydney, Melbourne . .... \2flOQ Men. 10 Mch. 17 !»W 12,180 ApL 7 ApL M JDrootM siM May 8 Hay 15 OsW*k> ' .., *■* Jane 5 Jane 12 Otf"** *?!?? -«~-w steamer. AM two years. Third-class £l9, £Bl, £»• -Seton, £3B, .£39 12s, £43 4s. pJaigea from above porta may be '"through bookings to New York. TjjnON STEAMSHIP 00. OF N.Z, . LTD, Agents in Sew Zealand. JOUTE " CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN HUiAL MAIL S.S. LKB AKD CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Through gome of theg reatest scenery Wonders of the World to all parte of CANADA, UNITED STATES, BRITISH ISLES AND CONTINENT OF EUROPE. BOUND THE WORLD TOURS IN conjunction with all the C*i*, Suez, China and Japan Lines at Lowest rate*. Steamers wiH aaiL— From From Sydney. Auckland. Niagara.. v< ■••• •• March. April Malnm April. ApriL And at 28 days interval thereafter. Niagara, triple-screw, 13,500 tons, regktar. Mar""* and Makura twin-screw. AD equipped with wireless telegraphy. PamnWte 'Maps and all information UNION SJS. CO, of N. 3., LTD, Managing Agents. ITADAr.*O rmiAjasCT .r cram RESTORES ENERGVI iaA makes the work strong by toninj •f the system and pnrifying the blood; and raring aiter the failure of all other treatment There are many in Tara•aki praising VIaADATIO because it eared them, a»J it will cure you if yon girt it a fair trial. If your nerves arc cut of order, if you are suffering with Rheumatism or your digestive organs are weak, VITADATIO will cure you. It cured mo of Hydatids when operations and otter treatments had failed. I parchased fis secret, and for eighteen yea's I have been busy making it known "in all parts, of the world. Writs to me for full particulars. ' S. A. PALMER, ' 439 Flinders Lane, • * ""' Melbourne, Vic, Australia. ■fHAKATANE COUNTY POB gALE-FREEHOLD J^ABM £7g ACRES, of which 400 acres is bush land, balance open country. About 250 acres in grass, rest in. bush; about 25 acres has beea ploughed and SO acres moie can be ploughed without stumping. New home and stockyard just erected. J Cheese factory being vected on next section this season. At present I settlers are eipplving a home-seps/ itioa batter factory. On junction | of aaain roads and five miles from j railway line. In THE RANGATIAKA DISTRICT, and close to the \ BIG SWAMP NOW BEBJG RAPIDI LY BROUGHT IN. F King-fenced and subdivided <ato two paddocks. This farm can be 1 milked on during the coming year ' and would cut up into two nice I handy farms. Now runninc 200 ! HEAD BIG CATTLE, and WOULD EASILY MILK W> COWS. Tb* owners, baviug Liiotiu; pro-w-rU j SB tiew, are prepared to q:iit «t tSi> I price of £3s*).' VERY i.iTIM 07 SH j WANTED freffi cood n.ar. .K-t tvi j nan with family. This pr-nortj- ii> 4 < geaoise bargi '. i :11V a.vt