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Taranaki Daily News, 22 July 1918, Page 2

SHIPPING NOTICES. I'XION STEAM Hill' COMPANY OF v X / LTD. Will v'.tf.-|iau-ii stt.;..-ii t'ruui Now Ply"noi'rii Wharf (ive.itber and other ciris ] orriiitljn^):— OX!;i:L'.\(;a (for Auckland) ILAJ'.A'.VA (In coujuctica with the X.£>.jy Co..) —Tuesdays and Ftidavs LYTTELTON— " ' \ (From Wellington)— Steamer Daily (Sundays excepted). SYDNEY AND HOBART. (From Wellington)— Manuka, Thursday, July 25. 11)1 (Suva. Lcvuka). TONGA (Nukualofa, Haapai, Vavau), SAMOA (Apia). (From Auckland)—? "••' •■ Talune, Saturday, Julv 27. SAN FRANCISCO.' Sailing and all particulars supplied A application. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. Cargo must be at railway by 4.30 p.m. •a day previous to sailings. Railway tickets from New Plymouth to principal' stations in South Island aay be obtained upon application at the Company's office. Agents Orient Line *£ steamers. VWBW PLYMOUTH-ONEHUNGA /.**• (Auckland) SERVICE. (.Weather, etc., permitting). &S. RARAWA leaves New Plymouth Breakwater every TUESDAY' and FRIDAY at 8.20 p.m., on arrival of Eipress ftora Wellington. The RARAWA leaves Onehunga-evyery MONDAY and THURSDAY. ALTERATION OF SAILHTG. The Rarawa leaves Onehunga on Sunday, 21st inst, instead of Monday, 22nd., and. leaves Breakwater on. Tuesday,.23rd, •* usual. Saloon:. Single 305,. Return Ms. Steerage: Single 22s od,.Return 35.°. Cargo must be at New Plymouth Railway Station not later than 10 a.m. 9kday of sailing.. NORTHERN S.S. CO...KCD. UNION. SJ3. CO., LTD., Joint. Agents.. WE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY,, iaa. IJODERN TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER STEAMERS. FECOSft WJTE XVERXCOMBQBX. flfE' is-, intended: until; furtJier.- notice, to, despatch, a (Passenger.- steamer, from time to. time to a port ifc the- United JSngdom,.. NOTICE. TO, PASSENGERS;.. Jot- further particulars odd}£- tot the CjDmpany> Agenfe.. Betnift *iirtrtr*i uroflflMft. hs ft anil O. (Mao.-fonMJiirafeb.t&Qfe, a* opnoEhinas; feb passages-,, freight, ttfc, apply. t», SCQCj335ft * HJ3MCTBIE3; Agtßfcfc, iinminnubiiin i ii j oat ' IPUES, PSBXKKWBtft a»€s*sapeDAtiEaiosftKaaEs Q» appttcsiiflft to Ite ffaawsrjßAMSiap>cQ!.'<W'Nx, SB*,. j**< Hansjring; Agents* feEAOTEN& SEASON, CTTE offer the following in steongr well-grown*, hardy- plants:.— IBUTT TREES- (alt kindskr-Qno jear, la 6d each, ISs. per dozen* £& per 100s two jearA, 2s .each* W» per dozen, £i pet MO.. GOOSEBERRIES and CUBBAXTS.— 8a per dozen. RHUBARB—7s 6d per dotenv ORNAMENTAL TREES andi SHRUBS. —lsi Bd to 3s 6d each,, according" to size and variety. GARDEN HEDGE year, las per 100; two. jeai*» 20a per 100. BABBERRY.-One year, 26a per WOO, two years, 40» per WOOi BOXTHORN.—2Oa per WOO. CUPRESSCS MACROCARPA aid LAWSONIANA-20* to 40s pet 100,, according to size. PINU6 INSIGNUS. MURJEQAEA and OTHER PINES—Two. years, 20s. per WO-tSBB&r-Our selection. U 34 eadk, 1& per down: Custotner/a selection, la ti each,. 13s per- dozen.. Mweftie* , a* per catalogues. THE ABOVE ARE: MINIMUM PBICE& Sacking and Freight Extra in all caw*. Catalogues Free on appfiaaiftw. Tennis—Two and aybait per cent dia* eount for cash (excepting- far Bubeir; and Boithom}. DUNCAN j: DAVBft, IXDt, Sett Plyuuubb. j A.>& HKSESi Tikorangi O; H. MJLtS; Non.fiu*f. MQfRKQN, fctoatfotd .„; E. ttjjtfar* StaAcd tsorftuit TJweao^BariMgyV. nyrmnnfuffewnre teas help our recanted **~f ni*iaHng their itAMoaatiDs, ox by tejaehlns; frirappatint .«by tajW'BKOal i^ifieajßTß i»AaßEOjtea, fr^jh