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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2011, 15 June 1875, Page 3

Shipping STEAM TO AUCKLAND, ] , Gabbying Passe'nghbs and Cabgo. i PpHE Vine New Side-wheel icraaaMf^F^ X Steamer ■*~ nmiß^^^^^ H AURA K^ X- 1 Fbom Auckiawd. Monday to Friday, at,lo o'clock morning Saturday,at 9 o'clock morning . -'''"' Fbom GbabambtoWk. . .' \ Monday to Thursday, at 4 o'clock after- \ noon , ' : Fhom Tabartt. - ; Friday, at,4 o'clock afternoon \ • • ' Saturday, at 3 o'clock afternoon ; P.S. ENTERPRISE No. 2. Feom Gbahaustowh. . Thursday, at 5 o'clock evening Saturday, at 9 o'clock evening v Weather and other circumstance! permitting.'' igiir Not responsible for accidents in Ship* ping, Carrying or Discharging Live Stook. W. SOTJXEB AKD Co., -. • 814 "'' Agents. REGULAR COMMUHIOATION WITH PUBIBI mom SHORTLAND WHARF. . HENRY DALTON'S Boats convey Passengers and Cargo up the Puriri Creek;-. landing either at Say's Store or Hogg's Wharf as required; also, in attendanco upon the p.s. Lalla Rookh at th« mouth of the Creek every trip. •"' • ' ■.-I 4" ' '"' 427 , EMSUJ DiECOK. STEAM TO OHINEMUEI, Landing Passengers at Austin's, Paer'oa.

niHB Fast S.S. '^^|^^» ,A, L~E R T|, ' . E. Moobe, Mastery . Fhom Gbahamstow. (Curtis') Whaot.. „ Landing Passengers atPuriri. .... , , Weather and other circumstances permitting. . . ' .18 , Medical -, . \ *":,■'< T HAVE RETURNED TO ■ MT'»' 1 PRACTICE at the THAMES. Alexander Fox, M.D.' Pollen street, May 3, 1875. 432 IMPORTANT TO MINERS AND BUSHMEN. The Seamless Water-; tight Boot. -:..\ GEORGE CfiOCKE R,BOOTMAKEB, ' * Begs to inform the Miners of tne Thames.and': Surrounding Districts, that he has introduced ' the FAMOUS SEAMLESS WATER- -. . TIGHT BOOT : ;^ —a desideratum hitherto unknown here, and introduced and made by him only—and that , he is now prepared to:execute,all Orders in-; trusted to him with punctuality and despatch, combined with Cheapness and Durability.' A TBIAIr INVITED. Observe my Address— GEORGE CROCKER, . '-"'. BEOWK STBEETj G-BAHAMSIOWir; . ■■; Directly opposite Allaway's Boarding House. : . • 580E.O R , S .A L ; E,>- ---• ON EAST TEEH«, '■ ; '. Beautifully situated on the Tararu Bbad, A GOOD SEVBN-KOOMED FAMILY- r RESIDENCE, >_-. " With Bath Booms and Out-houses, 2 Allot- ' meats, well fenced and planted with a quintity ' of .Choice Fruit Trees and'Sbmbs,* and a '■ nerer-failing supply, cf water. , , .- vApply H. Wbek?, at R. Burra's, Stationer,, Grahametown. * ■ ■ - 475, ' NOTICE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. I "TN consequence of Dissolution of Part* .- ncrsliip we have-respectfully to Request' that all Accounts due to the undersigned be Paid Forthwith, in order to facilitate the Settlement of Partnership Accounts. HOPCEAPT, McCuLLOUGH & Co. . Evening Star Office, , . . ' ' May Ist, 1875. , ■

THAMES MINERS! ACCIDENT BELIEF FUND OFFICE. TjiXCHANGE BUILDINGS, GrahamsJCi town. Open erery Saturday, from 7to , 8 o'clock. . .. 584 TT T. E O W E, SURVEYOR. Orders can be left at Mr Adiam's, Pollen Street, Shortland. . 566 Q.EOEGE T.WILKINSON, LICENSED INTEEPEETER " : . AND : *'■ • NATIVE LAND AGENT, . Shobtiand. 545 • NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TAMES MACEIE, Coachßuilder.Whwltf -bright, and General Smith, thanks his Customers for their liberal support during the last six years, arid begs to announce that he has REMOVED from his old premise*, in rear of Theatre Royal, to a more Central" Position next to Naval Hall, and directly oppoeito Read's Timber Yard, Browr> street, Grahamstown. . :i' ; ;'; i N.Bt—All work Guaranteed FinVcfoss. '-.- -1 354 ." ■