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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2033, 10 July 1875, Page 3

Mining Notices . TAIRUA GOLDMINING-. COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE is hereby given tfiafc tho Transfer Books of. the Company will bo CLOSED from 4 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, tho 14th ■.it-slant, un'il nftor tho lix'-raordiniiry General Mooting to bo leld on the 16th inst. By order of the Directors. E. T. Wildmak, Secretary. Thamei, Bih July, 1875. 736 Seedsmen and Fruiterers, etc. GARDEN SEEDS! CARDEN SEEDS!! TITHE Undersigned has now OJf SALE a 1 FRESH STOCK of Every Variety of Gtarden Seeds, comprising: — Peas (early variety) Beans Onions Carrol s Turnips, Swede Botatoe Onions Kidney Potatoes, Also, Eye Grass, Clover and Lncorno. J. F E N T ON , Feuitbbeb and Groceb, Corner of MaK and Pou-EN Stbkets. CARDEM SEEDS!_JSARDEN SEEDS! TUST RECEIVED a 3TIKE ASSORTv MENT, • consisting of the following :— Karly Peas (nesorted) Broad Beans : Kidrey Beans Onio'-s ' , Carrots-— - Turnips (assorted) ■ ":" Potatoe Onions Kidney Potatoes. Also, Ky4 Grass, Clorer, "at)d jLuceroe, 25 Cases • Sydhey Oranges and Lemons, 5 tons Canterbury Potatoes ■■■:.■ :■: ON SALE at JAMES JEFFERY, CQVENT GARDEN-FRUIT DEPOT, BBOWN StEEBT, GkaHAMSTOWN. , f 564 For Sale ... Tjl O E SALE, AT COROMANDEL, A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS „ IN THE HOTEL AND STOREKEEPING LINES. ; The* Business Premises arc Commodious and Well Stocked, »nd lEasy Terms will be given. Principals 'only treated with. Satisfactory reasons given for retiring. For particulars apply in. tho first instance to the Evening Star Office, Albert street, Thames. . General Notices ..'.;£_ NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Tt7M. MARTIN & SON, DRAPERS and' T V CLOTHIERS, Into of Rolleßton street,' bog to Inform their jautnorous Customers nhd the Public generally that they have REMOVED to those Commodious Premises opposite Scales' Building, Pollen street, three doors from Foy Bros' Photographic Studio, where they hope to meet their old customers, and by Strict Attention to business, combined with Reasoaable Prices and Civilty, to Merit a fair shareof General Patrongo. |^p° Kemember the Address— W. MARTIN & SON. 723 ' SCHOOL NOTICE. MISS CARY still holds her School at Mrs Bargrove's late residence, Abraham etrPet! ; English, Music, and French taught. Dancing Class every Friday Evening from 7 to 9. No Winter Holidays. " 595 HATS! HATS!! HATS!!! & CAPS!! IT is no use, I must help the Printer, in order that he may help me to let all whom it may concern know that they can get their Hats Made to Order or Cleaned and Altered to any Fashion at : W. CHAPMAN'S HAT FACTORY, POIAEN StEEET, . QeAHAMSTOWK, I (Near the Junction Hotel). 596 Miners' Caps given away. NOTICE OF EEMOYAL. ; JAMES MACKIE, Coacb. Builder, Wheelwright, and General Smith, thank* his Customers 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 Hall, and| directly opposite Read's Timber Yard, BrowD street, Qrahanistown. : . N.B.—All work Guaranteed First-class. •"- ',':-; ' '"•■•• "354* New Butchery. T ELLEY bags to inform the Public that eJ* ho has COMMENCED BUSINESS as a Butcher in Pollen street, Shortland, in. the premises formerly occupied by J". Bytrs, and trusts that, having determined to Supply nothing but the BEST MEAT: tho market can •,supply, to] Merit, a . share of Public Patronage. Prime Beef, Mutton, and Pori, Scarlet Ox Tongues and Prime Corned Meat Always on Hand. l^p° Note the Address— J. E LL E V, POLLEN STREET, Shoktland. 613 Y~*i ROCERS' and Bakers' Bags and Wrnp \JT ping Papers printed at choap rates thb EVBKIKO Sxab OMee.