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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2006, 9 June 1875, Page 3

' Shipping -^ STEAM TO AUCKLAND, Oaebting Passengebs and Caboo. i %JL. rpHH Fino New Sidfl«wheel • <^PBKi^^ X Steamer JJ Ujs A 1 • " Fbom Tababu. Monday to Friday, at 4 o'clock afternoon FeOM GBAHAMOKmW. Saturday, at 3 o'clock afternoon Fbom Attokxahb. Monday to Friday, at 10 o'clock morning Saturday, at 9 o'clock morning P.S. ENTEEPEISB No. 2. ' FEOM Q-BAHAMSTOWisr. Thursday, at 1 o'clock" "afternoon Saturday, at 10 o'clock'night Weather and other circumstances permitting. - g^T Not responsible for accidents, in Ship* ping, Carrying or Discharging Lire Stock. ' W: SOTJIEB AMD CO., 814 Agent*. REGULAR' COMMUNICATION WITH . PURIBI fbom SHORTLAND WHARF. HENRY DALTON'S Boati conyey P»isengers and Cargo up the Puriri Creek, laijdipg either at Say's Store or Hogg's Wharf pa, required ; also, in attendance upon the pis. Lalla Rookh at th« mouth of the Creek every trip. k ' 427 Hbnby Dalxozt. - STEAM TO ORINEMURI, Landing Passengers at Austin's, Pa«roa. -i*k^ fpHE Fast S.S. A L H B T|, E. Moobe, Matter. Fbom Gbaham&towit (Curtis') Wham. Thursday, at 10 30 o'clock morning ' , Landing Passengers at Puriri. "-_". ■>-■* Weither.and other circumßtanc«s permitting. - 18 Miscellaneous . ■ : fIEOEGE T. WILKIWSO2T, VJT .-.: ;<■.■;■■., , .LICENSED INTERPRETER iht: ■'- ' ■ ' an»; ' •- •■ ■••', NATIVE LAND AGENT, »<j- ,*-, SHO ST L A.N D . . . _■. 545 ' V\. '%- ■ ■ :—: T~" mHE LARGEST STOOE and the. BEST VALUE ever landed on the Thames in FANCY WINTER DRESS GOODS,' also WINCEYS, HOMESPUNS, MERINOS, COBURGS, LUS- s TRES, COLOREDand BLACE^SILES and COSTUMES" at J. MARSHALL'S fv" EO R SALE, . ON EASt TEEMS,' / -■ V) Beautifully situated on the Tararu Boad, A GOOD SEVEN-EOOMED FAMILY ''- ■ ■' BESIDENCE, ■ With Bath Eooms and Qut-housei, 2.Allotments, well fenced and planted with a quintity of Choice Fruit' Trees' and Shsubs, and a never-failing supply of water." -'■'■'. '<■ Apply H. Weeks, at E. Burra's, Stationer, ■ Grahamstown. . - -: s .t- „ ■ . .475' GARDEH SEEDS! GARDEN SEEDS!! JUST . RECEIVED a FINE ASSORTMENT, conaisting of the following :— -. ,' Early Peas (assorted) ""• ' ■: * Broad Beans < Kidney Beans -•< '■''' ■ Onions - - Carrots ! . r ' v Turnips (assorted) Potatoe Onions Kidney Potatoes.' 0 Also, ' . - ■ Rye Grass, Clqrer, and Lucerne, 25 Caaes Sydney .Oranges and Lemons, 5 tons Canterbury Potatoes ON SALE at JAMES" JEFFER;Y, COVENT GAEDEN FEUIT DEPOT, Brown Street, Gbahamsiown. I ■' . - 664 q OOQ YARDS WHITE I • 5 ' . . FLANNELS, 1 04<(3 YARDS • COLORED' '" FLANNELS Jusfc Imported at J. MARSHALL'S. . r . ANDEEW LEDINGHM, ' WATCH, CLOCK, AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, (Latb of Coeomandei.), BEGS to Inform the Thames Public that he is prepared to Execute all Work in abovo branches with Neatness and Despatch, and on the Most Reasonable Terms. Ships' Compasses/Quadrants, and Sextants J Cleaned and Adjusted. . • j Note the Addrecs— ' ANDREW LEDINGHAM, - ; 37, OWEN STREET, / .. 492 - G-BAHAMSTOWK. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. JAMES MACKIE, Coach Builder, Wheel- ' TV-right, and General Smith, thanks his Customers for their liberal support during the lait dix Tears, and begs to announce that, he has REMOVED from his" old premisos,in rear of Theatro Royal, to a more Central Position next to Naval Hall, and diroctly oppoßite Read's Timber"Yard, Brovra'street, ; Grahamstown. ' > ■ ■ ■ ' N.B.—All work Guaranteed First-class,' '' - 351