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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2040, 19 July 1875, Page 3

Shipping STEAM TO AUCKLAND, Cahhying Passengebs and Caioo. TTAURAKI. 'Feom Gbahamstoww. Monday, at 5 o'clock afternoon •. I Wednesday, at 10 o'clock morning ! ; Friday^ at LI o'clock morning I ; Feom Auckland. I [ Monday, at 11 o'clock morping i Tuesday, at 12 o'clock noon ■ : Thursday, at 1 o'clock afternoon I P.S. ENTERPRISE No. 2. ' Feom ! Gbahamstowit Whabf. Tuesday, at 10 o'clock morning Thursday, at 11 o'clock morning Saturday, at 10 o'clock evening Weather and other circumstances permitting. ggp° Not responsible for accidents in Shipping, Carrying or Discharging Live Stock. ; • W. Souteb asd Co., 814 Agents. : STEAM TO OHINEMUEI, Landing Passengers at Austin's, Paeroa. „ *V^ npHE new iron steamer •tjgjyE^ ALERT, ! ''•' -fl. Dalton, Master. Feom Geahamsxown (Curtis') Whabf. (Landing Passengers at Puriri). Weather and other circumstances permitting. N.B.—Boats will attend on the s.s. Alert, and convey passengers to the Wharf atPoriri. 18 General Notices t . Thomson & niven's , FAMILY BIBLE. WAREHOUSE, QtfEBN STBEET JUNCTION^ AuCKIiiND, AND • , * AT MEIBOtTBIfE AHDDTTNEDIK. Q PLENDIDLY Illustrated' Self-explanatory O „ Family Bibles, to be had.complete by - a veif easy mode of Monthly Payments. ' Travellers will call at every house with samples and all information. ' Heads of Families, would do well to giro , hese Books a thorough inspection.' : J. B. BINEL & SON, Agents for Auckland. 724 IMPOETANT TO MINERS AND . BUSHMEN. The Seamless Watertight_Boot. GEORGE CEOCKEE. . BoOTMAKEB, Bogs to.inform the Miners of the Thames and Surrounding Districts, that he has introduced the . • •;■-■. FAMOUS SEAMLESS WATEETIGHT BOOT , —a desideratum hitherto unknown here,' and introduced and made by him only—and that he is now prepared to execute all Orders intrusted to him with punctuality and despatch, combined with Cheapness and Durability. A TRIAL INVITED. Observe my Address— " ,• GEOEGE:CEOCKEK,. . . BEOT7N STEEET, G-BAHAMSTOWir, Directly opposite Allaway's Boarding House. 580. New Butchery. JELLEY begs to infarm the Public that • he has COMMENCED BUSINESS a3 a Butcher in Pollen Btrcet, Shortland, mr - the premises formorly occupied by J. Byera, and trusts'that, having determined to Supply nothing but the BEST MEAT the market can supply, to Merit a chare of Public Patronage. Prime Beef, Mutton, and Pork, ScarlefcOx Tongues and Prime Corned Meat Always on Hand. >• 83ir Note the Address— : ' J. E LLE T, POLLEN STREET, SnOBTLAKD. 13 ...i . . ■ mHOMAS E. JONES,;. ARCHITECT & GENERAL BUILDER, SBAIY STEBET, SnOETIiAND, (Three doors from Pollen street.) - Plans and Specifications Prepared on the Shortest Notice, and Estimates Given " for All Kinds of Work. .657 r\ EOEGE T. WILKINSON,, LICENSED INTEEPEETEE AND NATIVE LAND AGENT, Shoetland. 545 s GEOEGE S. O'HALLOEAN & CO. AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE, LAND, AKD .GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Bbowk Sibiiii, Geahamstown. - 487 TT T. E O W B, ; SURVEYOR; Orders can be left at Mr Adiam's, "Pollen Street, Shortland. •;-, v . ■ " 566 QTILWBLL & CO. have on hand for this <C 5 Season's Planting 20,000 of FRUIT, FOREST and other TREES ; also, 1 CASE of" McLean's "Best of All" DWARF MARROW PEAS, Just Imported from - England, at only 2s per quart. All kinds of Seeds, wholesale and retail. GT7ALLEE, Wholesale and Eetail •. Tobacconist, next the Bank of New Zealand Brown-street, Grahamstowri.