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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 9284, 17 December 1880, Page 4

N.OB B A N D 0 1 o7» S TELBGEAPH LINE OpiRQyAL MAIL; qOAOHE^V 11 Ahdbew. Toraa" ..... Pbopeietob : Eor New Plymouth via iSTp^m^inby, Stratford, and Inglewood dai.y, Tuesdays excepted. ■ ■- 1 ;!.•', ;fini TIME TABLE. ;''.• ■- . r i> ; Outward. „r -.■;; •■; Passenger's leave Wanganui by train ; ... ... 7 a.m. 'Arriving at Waitotara ...■■B:4o'' „ Waverley ... ... lo l " Pat?a ; 11.15 „ jKakaramea ... ... 11.'45 „ Manutahi ... ... ' ... 12i30pm Hawera 1.45 n Normanby .... ... 2.45 „ Wgaere s.u' „ Inward. ' ' Paasengers leave New Ply- ,<> m«uth by train at .... 7 j a.m. Arrive Ngaore ... .... 9^o: „ Coach leaves Ngaere ... . 9.30 „ Arrive Normanby ... 11= V/ Hawera 12 •■' Manutahi... ...;... l p , m . Kakaramea - 1.30 Patea ... ... *;.;■:■%•#"■ Wayerley .... : ... 4 Waitotara 6 A coach leaves r Patea,dail/YSua day B ,excepted) 6, a.m., arid amrea at Waitotara at 7 a.m. ' '„ -„ - ff Paßsengers and parcels booked at Cobb & Co's Office,; YiqtpriajHptel, near. .the. Catholic iChurcn,! Victoria Avenue, 1 : 1 ■•.;.' i.-^fii-ur. ;; "f m 0; H. OHAVANNEB'/ : ;- i APtSst' ' \ ■• ' :'-. ;," 'i.vr: ,jt , .j. v ' qpHE ,NEW : ZBALANB SHIBPIN6 A COMPANY (LlMCrJip).[ ■ ■ '-£ ■■>:'< ■"' ■ rrr—,i ■ i;!r Sim; JiBAI> <y t !IuL6SDO» A.Oxnon.i '. iyOlj?\ s> BbaSoh : ■Onrtat.'! ;i,^ ihop.oharca- ;^^3^ gate . BtMetj N.Z. ' '.'■ .. „-j.-« Within. Tas CoMf Ainr's Fleet oonsisis or :— Tons. ,-.. i,-,;. .: ,r) Ton». The Hubunui 1054 The Waikato 1063 „ Matacba 898 „ Waimate 1167 „ Opawa 1000 „ Waihu 864 „ Okabi 1054 „ Watpa 1071 „ Otaki 1053 „ WiißOA'i 1 1054 „. Pabb->ka 879 „ WArrAiffifr'll6l „ Piako 1000 „ Waixaba'"B3B „ Rakaia 1057 It Wanoahui'looo These Magnifloent Clippers are of- the highest olass at liloyd's,'pnrohased or boilt specially to meet the requirements of > tho ! trade between the, United fijngdomiand New Zealand. The saleons and state cabin* are ' superbly fitted and arranged fort th« comfort of passengers,, who ace prodded with bedding and all cabin fittings. ..Th« dietary Boale is most liberal. BeoondJola»a and steerage accommodation is all that' can be desired, and tiie ships are, commanded by experienced mastara. " -.'■"''■> Arrangements (fo>- the passages offrienda to and from the colony, and also for tha conveyance of cargo) can be made at taj of the branohes in Wew Zealaad SPECIAL NOTICE. r IJ S T hi.B 0 El V E D , a Splendid Assortment of Engmsh, Mossieii and Q-eeloh» . ' • TwßEng. 1 : Suits froiri £5 for' Cash, - v Not to be surpassed ?in ithe colony, for Style, Fit, and Worhmanihip. j SITAILOE AND, HABIT-MAKEE, ; Tatipo Quay. - ■ ■ ' ■'■'■■. ■■■'■ ■''■- -._ r r VIOTOBIA BAKERY, EsXABMSHBD 1860. ~' Ihomas. Wool let begs to inform the inhabitants of Wanganui that, on account of tha great depression in all trades, he will supply the well-known Bread of his Bakery for : . the next J three months' at < - 6d tiie ,41b2 loafi and;3d Hbe 21b loafi Commencing Monday, ' Sepufi, 27th. T. W. has also made a great reduction in his Best Cakes> Biscuits, Pastry, &c. • The Self-Eising Hour/prepared by Mr Hill, and sold at this Bakery from its starting up to the retire* ment of Mr Hill, is now on sale again, at a reduced price. *#* The Trade supplied with Flour and Biscuits on reasonable terms. HST OP A&ENTS : Saiiwi .... Mrrlawso Maxwelltown Mr Brown Wmtotara , Mr Rsber Waverlby ,„ Mr Head Patea (Oarlyle)... ,„ ... ... ' Mr Dale Kakaramea Mr Norman ffawera ;„ •■ MrDaTidson Waihi , „; ,'.;.-' » Mr Brett Sormanby, Mrßeresferd Wangaehu Mr McDonald Purakina Mr3?ranklin MrT.T. Watt, '•■ *. Mr.Munro landon ... MrTompkins ?arawanvd Mr Moore ?almeraton,.. MrPahner MrMeterd U .^ g Mr 3.0. Thomson FeUrngton Mr Brown Luckland ... n. z. Herald i"*" 1 ™ Mr Wheeler lelbourne and Sydney ...Gerdon & Gtotob