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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2031, 8 July 1875, Page 3

Shipping - STEAM TO AUCKLAND, Careying Passbngkbs and Caego. j^^^^ TT ADEAKI. ■ , FkOM-GbAHAMSTOWN., Thursday, af 7 o'clock oveniug ' Friday, at 12 o'clock noon j,- c >Feom TAEAny. I Saturday,'^ 4 o'clock'afternoon ; " -i :Fbom AtroKLAKO. : Thursday, at I o'clock afternoon Saturday, at 9 o'clock morning P.S. ENTERPRISE No. 2. . , ''. FBOM OBAHAMSTOWIT. '' - Thursday, at 12 o'clock noon 1 Saturday, at 10 o'clock night ' ' • Weather andother" circumstances permitting. I G£W Not responßiblo for accidents in Ship* ping, Carrying or Discharging Live Stock. W. SOTJTEE AND Co., 814 Agents. STEAM TO OHINEMTTRI, Landing Passengers at Austin's, Paeroa^ 1 *Vv^v fI^HES Fast S.S. '^isMcr^' ALEET, . ■ fl. Damon, Maßter. . •' ■" ' Feom'Shoetiand Whae:f.Landing Passengers at Puriri. f "Weather and,other circumstances permitting. N.jß.—Boats will attend on the s.s. Alert, and couveypassengers to the Wharf atPariri. ■ - ' „-.- , ■ ' 18 General Notices ! THE LATESyjHTELLICENCE. MR W: J. LEAHY i ■ • , > • .-i > ' ■ . BEGS to Notify to the Public of the. Thames that he taken a Shop in Graharostown, directly opposite the Onohunga Store,, ■wbero he .intepdi.'carrying en the Trade of a --.'.' , ; ' BOOT''AND. SHOE,. 1 MAKER in All its Branches at the Lowest Eemunera,tire Prices. - ■ • - W. J. L. has alsd On Hand the Beet Stock of Ladies', Geritlpmen's and Children's Boots and Shoes that can be Selected in the Home. Markets. , „ Come In Time andi Secure a Bargain. I '. " . ; •'• .-.-'!<- • 652 * GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE Quadri, Bootma£ker, PoitEN-STEEET BHOHTIAITD, HAS': on. hand "a LAUGS STOCK of Handmade BOOTS and SHOES, J Which will be sold at prices lower than those* , charged by any other firm on the Thames. CanVas and Sewed Boots made to order, with despatch. 1 i All kindi of Repairs neatly done, equally as .- „ cheap. ;- 67. . . :' , TFOR, SALE, ONE STAUNCH HARNESS. HORSE, and a GOOD PACKER.—AppIy Alex. Phiiiips, Willoughby street, Shortland. Shortland, July 6, 1875. - 718 mHOMA.S E. JONES, ARCHITECT & GENERAL BUILDER, SEALT SIEBET, SnOETLAND, (Three . doors, from Pollen street.) Plans and Specifications Prepared on tho Shortest Notice, and Estimates Given • . . for All Kinds of Work. r 657 ft EORGE T. WILKINSON, . LICENSED INTERPRETER AND NATIVE" LAND AGENT, SHOETLAIffD. 545 GEORGE S. •6'HALLORAN, A UCTIONEER, HOUSE, LAND, AKD GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, poiikn s spec bt, Shoetiakd. 487 TT T. R O W E, SURVEYOR. ■ Orders can bo left at Mr Adiam's, Pollen Street, Shortland. 566 w. k. McLean, AUCTIONEER, STOCK AND -A- STATION AND GENERAL" COMMISSION AGENT, Napieb, Hawkes Bat, Holds WEEKLY SALES of HOBSES and other STOCK at the ' REEOSITOBY In Hastings stiieet. HORSES received on Consignment and turned out in well-gra6sed paddocks, or elablod until the day of .sale. W. K. McLean, 461 ' • Napier, Hawkes Bay. CiTILWELL- & CO. have on hand for this O Season's .Planting 20,000 of FRUIT, FOREST aridothor TREES 5 also, 1 CASE of McLean's "Best of AH" DWARFMARROW PEAS, Just Imported^ from ' England, at only 2s per quart. All kinds of Seeds, who!o3a 1o and retail. G WALLER, 'Wholesale and Retail • Tobacconist, next tho Hank of N<nv Zealand Brown-slieet, Grahamstown.