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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2005, 8 June 1875, Page 3

Shipping : : "" STEAM TO AUCKLAND, . 6ABRTING PASSBNaBES IKB CaBOO. •i *k^v rpHH Fine New Side-wheel -*- '■■ Steamer • ; ■; H AUS AXI, Fboh Tababf. . Monday tp Friday, at 4 o'clock afternoon - . . EOOM aSAHAMBTOWir.. v r ''• Saturday, at 3 o'clock afternoon '• "'■ Fbom AtJtoclamj. . . ; Monday to Friday, at 10 o'clock niwnißg Saturday, at 9 o'clock morning . . • j P.S. ENTBEPEISIiro.2.; ' Faoic. Qbahahstowk. !" ' Tueday, at 11 o'clock" morning Thunday, at 1 o'clock afternoon Saturday, at 10 o'clock night Weather and other circumstances permitting. fg§2r Not responsible for accideata in Bhip>~ ping, Carrying or Discharging Lire Stock. ■/ : ' W. SOUTBR AHD Co., 8U . - ... Ag«ti._ REGULAR COMMUNICATION WITH. -. PURIRI fhom SHOETLAND WHABF. HENRY ©ALTON'S Boats convey FaiBeDgere and Cargo up the Puriri Creek,, laading either at Say's Store or Hogg's Wharf' as required; -also, in attendance-upon the - p.s. Lalla Eookh at the-mouth of the Creek every trip. 427 Hinbx DiMOK. . J \ STEAM TO OHINEMUEI, , Landing Passengers at Austin's, Paoroa. f -i^^ n^HE Past S.S. -\. „. , A L B E T|, E. Moohe, Master. Feom Gbakahstowjt (Curtis') Whabv, Thursday, at 10 30 o'oloek morning .. > v ,'. Landing Passengers at Puriri. - <-■- -'-,V§r •;■-'- Weather and-other circumstances penatttiogi : f "'"' , \ , ■ 18;;r- ---■ Miscellaneous '■-'••■ ••< , LICENSED INTEEPEETEE .: ' "' ' ' AND ' .' •"•'■"■" ■ ' ■ NATIVE LAND AGENT, Shobtlahd. .. 545, '

! npHE LAEGEST STOCK and :th9.. I BEST VALUE ever landed on tne Thames in FANCY WINTEB-tiEESS GOODS, also '■ WINCEYS^ HOMESPUNS, MEEINOS, COBUEGS, LUSTEES, COLOEED and BLACK SILKS:. and COSTUMES at ' - J. MAE SHALL'S ;^: is EO E SA L B, ' OS EASY. -TBBMI, 5 . !-. . -7' . Beautifully, situated on the Tararu Boad^ A GOOD SEVEN-ROOMED FAMILT RESIDENCE,. . , : ; With Bath Rooms and Out-houses, 2 Allotments, well fenced and planted with a quintity^ of Choice Fruit Trees -.and Sbiubs, aadra EQTer'failing iupply of water. . ; Apply H. Wbikß, at R. Burra's, Stationer, Qrahamstown. [ „,_: ■ .-475;^ GARDEN SEEDS ICARDEN SEEDS!! JUST RECEIVED a FINE ASSORT- 1;"; MENT, consisting of the following-:— Early. Peas (assorted) .. ~ • -. Broad Beans ' , . .Kidney Beans: Onions Carrots , ~ , _.- ' ..;,-,■■"• . Turnips (assorted) . '■" Potatoe Onions Kidney Potatoes. Also, ■" - " ' Rye Grass, Cover, and Lucerne, 25 Cases Sydney Oranges and .Lemons, 5 tons Canterbury Potatoes ON SALE at - JAMES JEFFEEY, COVENT GARDEN FRUIT DEPOT, Beown Stbebt, Geahamstowjt. . 564

q. 920 Y^EI)S. WHITE , 5 • FLANNELS, 1 O4ifi Y!&RBS COLOEED: FLANNELS Just Imported at ; / J. MAES HALLOS... "• . ANDREW LEDINGHAM, WATCH, CLOCK, AND NAUTICAL INSTEUMENT MAKEB, (Lath of Coboiundbi), BEGS lo Inform the Thames Public that . he is prepared to Execute all "Work in above branches with NeatneßS and Despatch, and on the Most Reasonable Terms. - Ships' Compasses, Quadrants, and Sextants - Cleaned and Adjusted. , „ . . - fgT Note the-Address—-ANDßEW LEDINGHAMi; : 37, OWEN STREET, 492 - GbAHAMSTOWW. / NOTICE OF EEMOVAL. TAMES MACKIE, Coach Builder^ WheelO wright, and General Smith, thanks kit Cuitomtrs for .their liberal support'during the last six years, and begs to announce that he has" REMOVED from his old premises, ' in rear of Theatre Royal, to a more Central Position next to Naval Hail, and directly opposite Read's Timber Yard, Brown street, . Grahainstown. ■ "-, - _ _ ~ < N.B.—All work "Guaranteed 354