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Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1751, 13 August 1874, Page 2

POST OFFICE NOTICES. For Auckland, per p.s. O-olden Crown, To-morrcw, at 2.30 o'clock p.m. For Southern Provinces (for transmission per B.r. Ladybird) to-morrow, at 2.30 o'clock p.m. . ■- . For tbe Australian Colonies, per ».s.^Victoria, to«morrow, at 2.30 o'clock '"p.m. Monday Orders and Registered Letters close at 1.30. Editosd Cook, Poetmnter. - Post Office, Mary-street. - TELEGRAPH NOTICE. The Steamer Yicteriaii is ezpeoted to leave / Auckland at Noon on Saturday, the 15th j' uutut. Telegrams for the Austra'ian Colonies or Europe (via Java Cable) will be received at this office for transmission to Sydney, up till 11.30 a.m. o'clock of the 15th in it ant. JOHK BUM, Officer in Charge. %>SGHEtA^E & CO. '-ABE NOW SHOWING A QUANTITY OF JOB GOODS purchased from the Manufacturers at the extreme end of the season, consisting of Dress Goods, Winceys, Wool Plaids, Waterproof and Cloth Mantles, Wool Shawls, Ac. Also, a Large Variety of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Hats, <fee. Those^Goods] must he sold; realisation and not "profit is the object .desired. J. CO£ GRAVE & CO. OWEN-STREET, GRAHAMS TOWN. 7073tc ■. To be Sold, nPHOSE Well-known PREMISES in Owik-stbebt, Grahamstown now occupied by J. Cosgbaye & Co. The purchaser can take part of the Stock on terms. ; , For particulars apply to J. Cosgbave & Co. 7074tc , Queen-»treet, Auckland. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANF OF NEW ZEALAND*: THAMES AGENCY. TTKDEE Policies of the NATIONAL iniurers have the best security against loss or damage by fire. The Capital of the CompanyisONß MILLION STEALING-, and the whole of the profits are invested in the Colony for the benefit of Insurers. ■ Thai the Compary enjoys the confidence of the public is shown by the marked success of its first half-year's operations. Lowxit rates charged. ~uy Claims ieomptlt and iibbeally met. ■7111 Wilmam DAVIEsi Agent. DEATH. Chud.—On the 13th of August, at the Thames Hospital,, Hugh Child, aged 60. Hampshire papers please copy. The funeral will leave the Hospital at 3 p.m. ' to-morrow. Friends are invit«d to attend.