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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1948, 2 April 1875, Page 3

TILOBIDA! ' .t-^^™^-^-Jb ■_ LATEST NEWS FROM OHINEMUBI. PIGEONGRAMS, FCOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. 6 a.m. " There ia a good time coming." " All that glitters is not gold." All the told is not lying on the surface. Not found by nobVcming iv tht Townsbip, but by " Digging Down " deep. Industry, perseverance, and capital required to develop it. 12 a.m. Julius has discovered a Mine worth . four millions. This will help to pay interest on our National Debt, bring out a choice lot of Immigrants, , keep up the Native Department expenditure, and. reward Government supporters and loafers generally. 6 p.m. Gold struck by the Prospectors; not ; quite so rich as Julius', but of a ; better quality. ■fSF Never mind tbe above, the following is more important:— At the PH IN EM UK I STOEES, . t/ SHORTLAND, jjj^jj^eauialways get tbe best Fresh Butter in §T*' ' the market. Teas, from . . . 2s to 3s 6d Keilor's Marmalade . .Is Tom»to Sauce • . 6d Best Hobart Town Jams . 9dtolod Soap, from . . . 7d (Washing Soda ; . 2d Salad and Castor Oil . 8d Price's Best Sperm Candles . Is Lamb's Superfine Flour, sOlbs 7s New Zealand,, and Australian Pres« rved Meats, 21b tin s Is 6d to Is 8d Do. do., 41b tins 2s 8d ; Also on Sale— Crorkery, Glassware, etc., viz. .—-Cups and Baocer*, Places, Meat D rehes, Pie Do., Vegetables Do., Egg Curs, Teapots, Jugs, Basin*, Butter Cooler*, Sugar*, Pressed and Cut Tumblers, pints and half-pint*,. Wineglasses; etc., etc.—Diggers* < tßv^uVtesV--Shovels, Prospecting Disben, Billies, Buckets, Frying Fans, Pannikins, Btlts, Knives, and other articles too nmrerous to mention. All Goods will be sold' a|4tfce Lowest Possible Prices, consist cat with always paying 20s in the£ J. E. HANSEN, I OH:I;N|I>MTTRI: S.TOJtECr. SHOETLAND. MISS CABET T)EG3 to INTIMATE that her SCHOOL * -*■* is now HELD in the Late Residence of MfBS BAfOIOTE, _ ._ \f" 1± _ ' Abbaitam-stbeet, Gbahametowv. ; Terms on application, payable in advance, - either Weekly »r Quatttrj^.^-,-168 "1^ O V BB 6 THB BS, PHOTOGBAPHEBS, P 0 L tfE Nv|!TBfET, .__ SHOBTLAND. PRODUCE STORE, i POLLEN STBEET, T> GREENWOOD returns his best „JU>« t»?ankß,fof tbje pß.trjo.nage^extended to him during the years he has been ia"business. He begs to intimate that he will shortly open A BRANCH STORE AT PAEROA, Where Carters, Carrier*, and Puckers will be able to obtain supplies of Oats, Maize, Chaff, Potatoes, and other produce, at current rates. Having a boat of our own, we are able to fselfccheaper than others who pay high freights. Just Received, CARGO of SUPERIOR TAMAKI PO'lA'JQEfif r-^ prime, sample. Fresh shipments constantly arriving. 143 OHINEMUBI. T> A. JONES, HAIRDRESSER, &c. Board and T odging. Rooms connected. t0124 QTILWELL & CO. have on band for *his Season's Planting 20,000 of FRUIT, FOREST and other TREES, BHRUBS, &c. All kinds of SEEDS and BULBS.—Pabawai Nueskbt, Shobiiand. 204 (C TVfOW i* *he winter of our disll content made glorious summer by" the arrival of several consignments of useful and ornamental CHRISTMAS GOODS AT THB SHOBTLAND BAZAAR. Box and Magnetic Toys 2d each; Guns, Is ; Tea Sets, &c, Perfumery, Jewellery, &c, all Cheap and Good. Our object is to realise at small profits. Black Ear-rings Is per pair. No deception . ANEW and EXCITING TALE by a well-known author will shortly be commenced in The Despatch. ; GWALLEB, Wholesale and Betaii • Tobacconist, next tho Bank of New Zealand Brown-street, Grahamstown. FANCY SHOWCARDB in various colours unequalled for design and execution, at tb« Evening Stab Office. A Q TOBY OF mO-DAY.