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Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1833, 17 November 1874, Page 3

TO CARPENTEKS AND JOINERS. rrtENBERS aro required, and will be reX ceived by the undereigned, up till Saturday, tho 21st inst., at noon, for the Erection of TWO DWELLING HOUSES i in Pollen street. Phuis and Specifications may ba seen at my office, Owen itreet. EOBERT J. M'FaBLAND, v Architect. November 16th, 1874. b7747 QUEEN OF THE MAY GOLDMINING COMPANY. /TIENDEBS for SINKING- a WINZE 50 X foefc (more or leas) in the Mine of tho above Csmpany will be received at the Company's Office, Dnvy-strpet, up till Noon on THURSDAY next. Specifications may be seen afc the Mine. John GoLDiWOBTHr, c 7746 Mine Manager. TO BUSHMEN. mENDEBS for FALLING, CROSS-CUT-X TING, and DELIVERING, either in tho Kauaerauga Creek or at the Booing, Parnwai, of 10,000,000 Fceb of KAURI TIMBER (more or lcs=), will bo received up to noon of MONDAY, 23rd instant, at the office of the Shortland Saw Mill Company (Limited), Shortland, -where full particulars may be obtained. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. F. McKay, Manager. Shortland Saw Mills, November 5, 1874. td7715 j NOTICE. FARES BETWEEN PARAWAI AND TARARU.— Shortland to Parawai 6d Do. to Grahamßtown ... 6d Do. to Mary Btreeib 3d Grahamstown to Turaru 6d Grahams town to Mary-street ... 3d . A private Carriage to Let by the hour or day. Charges to suit the times. Saddle Horses for Hire. For the convenience o'i the publio in tho Summer months for Bathing, a 'Bus will run to Parawai every morning, commencing on Wednesday, 16th November, if inducement should offer, leaving Grohamstown at 6 a.m. and Parawai at half past 7 a.m. tc7227 Alexander Phillips. PUBLIO NOTICE! mARARU GARDENS ABE NOW OPEN DAILY. Admission ... ... Sixpence. STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM. No Dogs allowed in the Gardens. 7733tc J. MUIR, ARMY AND NAVY TAILOR, HAS REMOVED TO THE COBNEB OF BROWN AND WILLIAMSON STBEETS, GRAHAMSTOWN. JM. Invites an Inspection of his New . Stock of Summer Tweeds and Coatings. A good fit guaranteed, and orders executed with despatch. tc7743 GRAND FLOWER AND POULTRY SHOW. To celebrate the Annual Meeting of the HAURAKI LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. npHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26ih, 1874. JL ■"■""— • Judges: Mr; Horsbrugh, "Mr. Wildman, Mr. O. Hill. List of Pbizbs: For the best arranged Bouquets, 3 prizes For the choicest Bouquets, 3 prizes For the best variety of cut Geraniums, 3 prizes For the best variety of cut Roses, 3 prizes For the best variety of cut Fuschias, 3 prizes For the beot variety of cut Verbenas, 3 prizes For the best variety of out Caraations For the best collection of Ferns, 2 prizes For tho best collection of Vegetables, 3 prizes For the best Potatoes, 3 prizes For the beet Rhubarb, 2 prizes For the best Cabbage, 3 prizes For the best Cauliflower, 3 prizes For the best variety of Plants, 3 prizes For the best Cucumber, 2 prizes For the best dish of Strawberries, 3 prizes POULTRY. Judge): Mr. Payne Best pair of Spanish Fowls, 2 prizes Best pair of Brahma Poutra, 2 prises Best pair of Hamburgh, 2 prizes Best pair of Game Fowlb, 2 prizes Best pair of Dorkings, 2 prizes Best pair of Cochins, 2 prizes Best pair of Bantame, 2 prizes Best Canary, 2 prizes Exhibitors' Fees, 2a 6d. 7745 WANTED, a Good COMPOSITOR j also, an intelligent Lad an an apprentice. At the office of this paper. IV ANTED, 100 Men Daily at JOSLIN'S V 1 Haie Ctamva Ebtabubhmbhi to be Shaved, Shampooed, &c., next Fugatei Red Boot, Owen-street, Grahamstewa..