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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4629, 5 November 1883, Page 2

sapping STEAM TO AUCKLAND, Oabbying Passenoebs and Cabqo. ijkwl^h rpflE a.s. 32s§sii£ ROTOMAHANA. - A. Fasquhae, Master, Fboh Goods Whae*. Tuesday, at 9 o'clock-morning Wednesday, at 9.30 morning „ Thursday, at-11 morning . ..• Friday, at 12 noon Fbom Auckland. f . - . Monday, at 4 o'clock afternoon '-Tuesday; afc "4.30 afternoon • - Wednesday, at 5 o'clock afternoon . Thursday, at afternoon Saturrday, at 10 o'clock night Weather and other circumstances Permitting., ' Freight to Te Aroha,: 25s per ton. ' " -' 3s§§~ Not " responsible for Occidents in Shipping, Carrying, ;or. Discharging- Live 3tock, or. for any Goods, Parcels, Ac, put-on board unless signed for, and all Goods stored M« at the .risk of Consignee. , . -■ - H. C. Gn&ESPiE, Agent. STEAM TO AUCKLAND; Cabbying- Passengebs and Caboo. '-'l 'ij, ' rjIHE favorite Steamer, r _ ENTERPRISE No 2. From Goods.Whab:f. Tuesday, at 8 o'clock evening From Auckland. Monday, at 12 o'clock midnight. ; SINGLE FARE (SALOON) - ... 7s 6d „ . (STEERAGE) ... ss-Od RETURN TICKETS (SALOON) ... 10s Od *!-». . >, (STEERAGE)... 7s 6d „ Not responsible for acoidents in shipping, carrying, or discharging live stock] or any goods parcels, etc., put on. .board unless signed for, and all- goods stared are at the- risk of consignees..; No claims for damage to or Bhorfc delivery of cargo will be recognised unless made within 48 hours after date of shipment. Office Shortland. ' - H. C. GiMraePiß, Agent. THAMES EIVER STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, DAILY STEAM COMMUNICATION , .WITH-OHINEMUEI AND ' \.' ' .TE AROHA. a3Se^^* 'PAT TX T Capt. E. Moobe. Thames to.Tk Aboha— Tuesday, 6tb, at 8 morning Thursday, Bth, at 9.30 morning , . 'Saturday, I.oth, at 11.30 morning Ta Aboha to Thames— Wednesday, 7th, at 4 morning Friday, 9fh, at 5 morning " Monday, 11th, at 7 morning P.S. TE AROHA, '' '" Capt. H. Daitoh. TffAMES TO PAEEOA— Wednesday, 7th, at 8.30 morning Friday, 9th, at 10.30 morning Monday, 12th, at 5 morning Pakboa to Thames— Tuesday," 6th, at 7 morning' Thursday, Bth, at 6 morning Saturday, 10th, at 11 morning , : Tuesday, 13th, at 8 morning ..PARES: Single. Return. Turua ... .... 2s Od 3s Od Hikutaia.;. ...'-38 Od ' 6s Od Junotion and Paeroa 4s Od 6s Od - TeAroha ... 7s 6d 12s Od Weather and other circumstances permitting. ./-.-. " H. 0. GILEESPIB, Manager.

REGULAR STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH JUNCTION OHINEMURISIVER, OMAHU, WAITOA PLAINS, MORGANTOWN, TE AROHA, & WSIORONGOMAI. *t npHK Tepy fost an^ com(jd^^. JL modiaus steamer, s.s. WAITOA. -':-,•: Captain W. BbttiS From Shobtland, calling at Curtis 1 Wharf. Tuesday, 6th, at 8 movaivg Thursday, Bth, at 9.30 "morning From Tk Aboha, calling at JUNCTION— Wednesday, 7tb, at 6 morning . Friday, 9feb, at 6 morning ,[. fiTb s s To Te Afoha. ' ' To Junction. ngle ... 7a 6d Single ... 4s. Od Beturn ... 12s Od Beturn ... 6» Od „%• ■-. s : "' " : " :■' B. Onion, "'■""- " Agent,' Bhortlarid Wharf. r STEAM TO TE AROHA. From Goods Wharf, calling at Curtis' .Wharf. «!. j - .TIIHE swift and comfortable tfnMMg^^s. JL ~ new twin*acrew Steamer DESPATCH, 8. J. Roe, Master/ To Ta Ahoha— . Wednesday, 7tb,aft 9 morning Friday", 9th, at. 10.30 morning Monday, 12th, ut 5 morning JFrotn T» Ahoha, 5 calling at Svscnaov —. . Tuesday, 6'h, al'6 morning Thursday, 8!.h; afc 6 morning Saturday, lOtb, at^ morning ' '■'■■ Fabbb. • Single. Beturn. Te Aroba ... 7s 6d 12s Od Junction ... 4s Od . - 6s Od - Hikutaia ... 3* Od ' 5s Od ' - Turoa ... 2s Od -3s Od

NOTICE TO THE TEAVELLING r PUBLIC. . : . BBADLEY & Co.'S HOYAL MAIL COACHES WILIr BUN DAILY between Thames and Te Aroha, commencing, en TUESDAY, November 6th, leaving the Royal Hotel, Thames, at "',-&, a.m., . i'aeroa at 930 a.m , arriving at Te Aroha at 13. Noon, and leaving Te Aroha at 7 a.m., and Paeroa 9.30 a.m., arriving at Tbaines at 12.30 p.m. daily, and leaving Te Aroha for Waiorongomai directly 2113 ■'- • ■'" Proprietors. - Tjm " Loch Zen " entering the harbor .waj » circumstance} her grounding> the mud Was provident. She coulda't «il overland so ate rtopped; arid why? She caw Charlie . -SoIKK window in the di.tanee, .nd »me of the officers and sailors wanted to take for a home voyage hw tobacco, cigars, and Ottter " ♦oowwrie^to apleawcttrip.—[Ai»TX.j «^»^