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Taranaki Daily News, 10 August 1918, Page 2

SHIPPING NOTICES. TTBIQK STEAM SHIP COMPAQ OF NX, Lift Will despatch (teamen from New Ply■Mtk Wharf (weather and other cir-—-*"*cw permitting) ONEHUNGA (for Auckland)— RARAWA (in conduction with the HAS. Co.) —Wednesday a and Saturdays. (From Wellington)—f <&S*HS (Sunday* excepted) 1 , SYDNEY AND TTORABT(From Wellington)— Moeraki, Thursday, August 8. fUI (Suva, Levuka), TONGA (Nukualofa, Haap&i, V&nw), SAMOA (Agia). (Fran. Auckland)—i.rafane, Monday, August 26( SAN FRANCISCO. , Sailing and all particular* supplied tft application. STEAMERS TO ARRIVE. Qugo mnst be at railway by 4.30 p m. miff previous to sailings. Railway tickets from New Plymouth lq principal stations in South Island ■ay be obtained upon application at 0* Oompany'&oJßce.. Agents Orient Line tffftftiTntm OT ELYMOUTH-ONBHUNQA '* (Auckland) SERVICE.. (Weather, eta, permitting)!. && RARAWA leaves New Plymouth fcntanter every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 11.30 a.m. (train serfto, station, 10.45 a.m.). THE RARAWA leave* Onehung* every MONDAY and ttttJRSIIAY (connecting with train, 1160 us.)< Saloon:. Single 305,. Return 50s. Steerage: Single 22s 6d, Return 3asi Outward cargo must be at New Plyfconth Railway Station not later than on the day prior to sailing. NORTHERN; S.S. CO., LTD. UNION. S.S. CO., LTD, i Joint Agents.. THE. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD* jidbern. twin-screw; passenger STEAMERS FITTED' WITH EVERY COMFORT. TC i* intended' untiL further notice- tt> despatch. & (Passenger steamer from time to time- to- a port in the United Kingdom^ NOTICE TO PASSENGERS,.. Tor farther apylj to. the Cbmpany's Agents,.. Return tickets available by; R. and; O! Line*. Also- from time to- time,, ayopportuuSyofffiM, FIRST-CLASS INSULATED CARGO STEAMERS;. For particular* astorp auagef^freight, ite* apply to SXOGKEK '£ HUMPHRIES* Agn**;, Ptai* Street, NewrKygumtS.. wo-irarK ATWTW KT,T A.TTKW ZEALANDOtXMDIL IMb FEJI and! HQNOLOLIL. jjUEADMSATBTHALASIAIt'KK " UNE. witS> tfier<SaadfiaPaciffu Hiriftray. TOLL PABTICWJAHS eBSUMto DATES AND FARES On nmHcatioß to the ipag»r BTKAMSHI? CO. OlfN-Z, m, Managing Agents BEAHIENG SEASON, 1918. [ Ct®i "offeir- tli9 following in strong, j ~ wett-grow®, hardy plants:— ' g&piT TREES (sll kinds).-One year, \ " la fid each, 15s pet dozen, £5 per 100; two years, 23 each, 18s per < £7 pet 100- ' GOOSEBERRIES and CURRANTS.— 0s per dozen, f BHUBABB—7» 6d per dozen. rjjUiAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBS, —ls 6d to 3a 6d each, according to sire and variety3ARDEN HEDGE PLANTS.—One jear, 15s per 100; two years, 20s per 100. BARBERRY.—One year, 25s per 1000; two years, 40s per 1000. 90XTHORN —2os per 1000. 3C2BB3SUS MACROCARPA and LAWSONIANA.—4Os to 40» per 100, according to site. PDtUB KSIGSUS. MUHKJATA and OTHER PINES.—Two years, 20s per 100. ROSES.—Our ls~Bd each, JZs ~ per down; Customer's seleetion,_ls to-each* ISa per dozen. Novelties catalogues. THE'ABOVE AEErMKIMDM PRICES, ia Catalogues Free on application. Term*.—Two and a*half per cent, jlis-soont-dor-cash (excepting for Banwry and OCNUA2* '& DAWffiS, LTD, New Plymouth. HICKS, Tikorangi. »■«.' MILLS, Normanby. B> JCK. MORHON, Bfaratford _.. ffg P. Taylor, Stratford (no -Font Trees-or J, flfiw ji susßOUiranraaDifiTßicT. K®^ye^p«l«#d»^MJichrfn«tr»t- **' fort, and art> -prepared to do all ootor tt£cycle Tepairwt Jowert^owiWG irkeiWe hare In itock"l9l7 «lecltie light nodel Indians from f£9T 10s, countCTi*ft Rovers and Triumphs, sad * food fetation of second-hand machines lnw £SOio(£M. UL/ACCESSORIES, STOCKED. BRANSCROVE'S DIRECT IMPORTERS rtm CYCLE * MOTOR DEPOTS, XMt,