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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1778, 2 April 1874, Page 1

~,;,;..■■ ~-f„„,;,,Sporting. ~;f ,a.K ' •■''■'" .liS'Jlji tf A ; -S iif#]Mlb' NDA Y, JCi -April 6, at . ■ Under the Patronage :j , HOESEEAOES,,MTEAOING,|&o. ' , /''.,'. ''.'■■'' ': Stewards:' 0 Messrs Craig, Robinson, Mcllhone, Jones, Cook, Whitford, Ballio, Young, .TwohiU, ,Quuit, W.W. Robinson./'.' J COUNCILLORS' HORSE '•'. RACE (Handicap), Prize, £10; Entrance, £1,. 200 Yards FLAT SACS (Handicap). Prize, £110s. Entrance, Is b'd. THREE-LUGGED JRACE. ; Prize, £1. En. trance, It. 300 Yards FLAT HURDLE RACE,(Handi- ■ cap); Prize, £2. Entrance, 2s. •'• MAORI HORSE RACE. Prize, £2 10s. Entrance,'ss. • ; '<""■'■' : • , RUNNING HIGH LEAP. : Prize, £1.;! En- -■■.-■ .- trance,' Ib, .• ;- . ■ > '■< ~ ' LOCAL HORSE R ACE, 1£ miles (Handieap). Prize, £5.- Entrance, 10s. •: Entrances at S. by 8 p.m. on Friday. Insurance; ■"■ i: ,: -\ J b ; U T H 'B R'r ! T rs H b FIRE AND MARINE-. ; . INSUBANCECOMPANYOFNKWZEALAND. Capitai. ■" ■ "■ •£750,000.' Tbis Popular and,- purely ; New Zealand Institution'has" the' security'and influence of more than Nine Hohdbbd Shareholders. Funds invested,,and,. profits retained in the. Colony. Lowest current rates. Prompt settlement; . RICHARD HUDSON,. Agent, Thames. \TEW ZEALAND INSUBANGE FIRE AND MARINE. • ESTABLISHED 1859. Paid-up Capital £100,000 Reserve and Re-Insurance Fund* , ;i , ,£70,000 , . ~-* w " SShS** 1 ""- Insurance of every description effected at ■ current rates, and claims promptly .and ■ liberally met. ' ' '""' ,i ' """ '. HEURY H. WRIGHT,', Agent for Thames, ■■ - '■ '■ o - —; —~ T A N D ; /x e: d . . FIRE AND MARINE,;;;. ■ INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEWZEALAND. ■- THAMES BRANCH. v ; •' [ RISKS, LOWEST .CUPENT RATES. a. W. BINNEY, Auckland; • i,; ■■ EDWIN BINNEY, tirakam's'tdb i USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT A • SOCIETY. FOR MUTUAL LIFE-ASSURANCE, &o. ~V ,NEW ZEALAND BRANCH:. ; jn ,. Head (tecs: Wellington.,,.., ■~, Present Amual EKyiNOß,.'£2Bo,ooo. AOOUiIUIiATBP AND Ih.YESIBD ' MsDS, . ' £i;330,ooo. 7 1 '';'; ' Persons Assuring ,with this Office share j ; the . whole profits, and 'a Bonus is declared every filth year. '"" ' : - L - " ' '''"' AQEH!;H.H, WRIGHT. Memoai. Rbfhbeb: JAMES KILGOOR, llV^, Groperiea.,:,;,, ;, ; , ; HOUSEKEEPING. MADE EASY J HOUSEHOLD-EXPENSES .is tho largest item.ni. the. outlay of: most; people 1 on" tno Thames. : And an economical way of spending:'our money is a matter worth the attention of all. Your first question should be, who can serve me .beat andcheapest J /Isay MoGOWAN can; and.why? Because he buys for.ready.money, it is the interest of. the merchant to supply Mm ■with the best article to secure his order.. Then comes MoGOWAN'S system of selling CHEAP, selling QUICKLY at a SMALL ADVANCE. ' It is the amount I turn over that pays. Come ' WMoGOWAN'S,. and. suit yourselves.' I will not knowingly sell you a bad. article and tell you it is g00d... I' cannot at present supply you with good Jams at 7d, and I don't like to'give ' you a bad article. ■.•-.■■" Kii^K^ Everybody knows the Little Shop I ™ flow many aro dissatisfied with tho TEA they get from their Grocer 1 Well, then, ( TRY MoGIOWAN'S. Crosse & Blackwall's PICKLES, la 3d; usually sold for Is Gd. Everything as Cheap as possible. Como and see for yoursolvcs. I wish we had the lean from Julius, land tho Railway into the bargain. See whalrJflcGowaa saya in the 2nd pagaol tho B tar. '" r ' h '