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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1806, 6 May 1874, Page 2

j. Notices. * THANES.. WE beg to return THANKS to the Members of the Grahamstown and Shortland Fire Brigades, and to those who assisted them in preventing tho Fire at the Union Bank from spreading to our premitcs. We have also to, thank those who aided in removing our plant, WILKINSON &-HOMON.--Grahamstown, May 5,' THANKS. MR GRANT begs to tender his sincere THANKS to those gentlemen who so kindly assisted this morning in saving the property of the Bank and his private house. J. D. GRANT. May 5,1874. THANKS. J MARSHALL wishes the Gentlemen who I , so kindly assisted to remove his Stock during the Fire in Albert-street, to accept ;his very sincere THANKS. ' THANKS-. I BEG to THANK the Grahamstown Fire Brigade for their prompt assistance at the Fire on my premises last evening. JAMES-WOOLCOCK. MR. SHAPPERE wishes to express his sincere THANKS to those Friends who so kindly assisted in removing his goods from the Fire. i Miscellaneous. • e. Mcdonald scott, , Legal,. Manages, .. Of E N ■ S T R E E T, [S always open to undertake the Forming and X Management of Gold Mining Companies, to which class, of business he exclusively devotes his time and attention. ORDERS for MARSHALL & COPELAND'S DUNEDIN BEER received by JOHN REID, j 26, Lower Queen-street, Auckland, J , Sole Agent for this Province. VOLUNTEER LAND SCRIP Bought. - Apply by Letter to Mr F. W. Mum, Onehunga, | LOST, on Saturday Night, between Shortland and the George Hotel, a GOLD RING, pick and Bhovel deaiga.—.-Finder will receive 10s reward on leaving the same at this office. __^ LADIB3' SCHOOL, Abraham-street, Grahamstown. Mrs Magdohald RESUMED School Duties on Monday, if ay, 4th. Terms on application.. l ';' ■ '■■' • . ■ ~_ Wanteds, &c. KAUAERANGA EDUCATION COMMITTEE. ,\\ WOBKMISTBESS WANTED.' WANTED, for the Kauaeranga ■ Girls' School, a WORKB4ISTRESS. Appli* jations will be received till noon-of Saturday next, addressed to the Chairman of the School Committee, at .the Thames Advertiser Dffice, where any information will be furrished to intending applicants, : _ - S / ANTED, an APPRENTICE to the DressVV making.—Apply to Mrs Willett's, Pollen.-street, Shortland, ■ WANTED, a General, SERVANT.—AppIy., to Mrs Alfred Cortis, Shellback, Tararu Road. • __ WANTED, a General SERYANT.-Apply to Mrs Cooib, Excelsior Hotel, Karaka Bridge. . 11 J ANTED, immediately, a- General SERVV YANT.—Apply at the Queen'B Hotel. WANTED, a Good COMPOSITOR.—AppIy at the office of this paper. ' WANTED, a Good SERVANT.-Apply,. Mrs W. C. Wrioht, Mary-street. References required. . WANTED, an Active YOUTH, to assist in a Store; must be able to keep accounts. — Apply to R. N. Smith. . - . ..Sauce.; CAUTION. OLSON'S TOMATO SAUCE. CONNOISSEURS pronounce this Sauce to be the BEST for general use in households, and,, in consequence of its high reputation, some unprincipled persons have been induced to COLLECT EMPTY BOTTLES bearing the manufacturer'sname stamped thereon, and pass the same off as "Olson's Universal Tomato Sauce" The proprietor has in consequence saused his TRADE MARK to be registered, onder the provisions of the "Trade Marks Act. 1866," and proceedings will be tasen gainst such persons as may forge or counterfeit juchmark. The public are cautioned to ASK FOR OLSON'S SAUCE, Md see that the name is Stamped on Bottle md Stopper, and wrapped round with his wellbown label. W. DOWDEN, Agent.