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Taranaki Daily News, 26 July 1918, Page 2

SHIPPING -NOTICES. TTNIOK "STEAM SHIP.-KXtMPA'XY OF MX, LTD. WiU despatch steamers from Kcw Ply■south Wharf (weather and-other cirWmwtancea permitting):— ONEHUMSA (for Auckland) — BARAWA (in conjuction with the N.S.S,. Co,.) —Tuesdays and Fridays LYTTELTOX—(From Wellington)—' Steamer Daily (Sundays excepted). SYDNEY AND HOBABT. (From Wellington)— Moeraki, Thursday, August 8. ID I, (Suva, Levuka), TONGA (Nukualofa, Haapai, Vavau), SAMOA (Apia). (From Auckland)— ■7- * Talune, Saturday, July 27. v*r ■ " SAN FRANCISCO. Sailing and all particulars. supplied •explication. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. Cargo must lie at railway by 4.30 p.m. ~«»day previous to sailing*. | Railway tickets from New. Plymouth to stations in South Island Mjr ba obtained upon application at IlkaiOoopany'g office. Agents Orient Line •(,itMinen. \}TEW PLYMOUmQNI!EIONGA~ (Auckland) SERVICE. , -SfTWeather, etc., permitting). "J* ASi BARAWA leaves New Plymouth every TUESDAY and FRI"MY •t &20 p.m., on arrival'of EvpreßSfkcn "Wellington. BARAWA leaves Onehungs every and THURSDAY. A Ettooni; Single-305,. Return, 60s. j|f Steerage: Single 22s- 6d, Reiuni.s3s. ftrgo must be at New Plymouth Station, not later than 10 a.m. NORTHERN, 5.6. CO., LTD. , UNIPN. S.Sj.-CO,, LTD.,. ■„* 4 Joint>Agentsi

tfM&*NEW"Z£ALAND> SHIPPIHO. *■ - ««:"■ «t. -J& X;TE£MEBSy?TI22nJ,4VITH '.COMPOBT.; touted* to« (».(Pass«sngeiVßteamer front tiJnejto *'porfc ißt.tterUnited r TamcEtTOiJeapsEKamsi.. , tovlie Kfeiapusi'* Agralfc.r' {_3jyton»trckaU Efr aad»o. nßmn. ttfcM Ilium flu times, at* opportune ~ ~ HSSTGEASS: IKSRZb&IKD 'ifcifffip Wp^SOaSKXEBS:. pMiageSjfftjtiglrt, *b6fl*PPly t"' ; 4: HDMPHSIK3; jCftnift StKefpff«w,-EjincuUii 1& ■RfOiE-X.E; ' AOGTRALIAbNEW ZEALINDOUSAML. TO?EOff«aK HONOLULU: tDWE. tritik tfca.' Cfis&dtiti* Pailue B«uw»y.. PDELuPABTICDIiAB® aKSAILmCRDATES AND'PiEEB On. apgUattioir to> thfr OKTONi STB&ISHIP' CO., OR N.Z, LTD:,. Managing AJgenU

beanting: season, 1918. w offer the following, in: strong,] well-grown, hardy plants:— fEOIT TREES (all kinds).—One year, 1* fld each, IS* p«r dozen, £5 per 100; two rears, 2s each, 18a per dozen,- £7' per 100. GOOSEBERRIES and CURRANTS.— 6a per dozen. SHUBAKB—7» 6d per dozen. ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBS. —H 6d to 3s (kl. each,, according to sin and varietv. OABDEK HEDGE PLANTS.—One year, 15s per 100; two yeara, 20a per 100. BARBERRY.—One year, 25s per 1000, two rears, 40s per 1000. BOXTHORN—2O s per 1000. OUPP.ESSUS MACROCARPA and . JAWSONT AN A .—2oa to 4<J» per « 100, according to size. JUST'S INSIGNUS, iIUBIOATA and OTHER PINES —Two years, 20s per 100. EOSES—Our selection, Is 3d each', 12s ' per dozen; Customer'a selection,-la «d each, 15a per dozen. Korelties ii per catalogues.

THE ABOVE ARE MKJMUM PRICES. Picking and Freight Extra in all caqpl. Catalogues Free on application. Tittns.—Two and a-half per cent, discount for eash (excepting for Barberry and Borthor*JDPKCAs & DAVIEB, LTD., New Plymouth. ' A. 8. HICKS, Tikorangi. 0. H. MILLS, Normanby. B- VK. MOEISOy, StratfordW. P. Taylor, Stratford (no Fruit Trees or Barberry), JXBEVELLUHa rera. tWt'im- PUBLIC QF STRATFORD & , '' 6URROTODIHG DISTRICT. TCfEtlSTeioperwi t' fori; ani- are* prepared to -do all niotoc and- cycle repain at lowest possible prfcea. We' liarbk atoelr 1917 electrfe light aufef Indiana from I £97 10s, countershaft Kotct» >«od Trimßplu ar aijd l a good Mlactioa.<«f3.second-hand machines fromfjKD to '£6s. Att'-AOCESSOBIB9 kI O^. k SPIRITS , STOCKED. BRJWSCROVPS. DIRECT JMPOBTERS. CASB. CXOS ft MOTOR DEPOTS,