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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2146, 19 November 1875, Page 3

. Sporting Thames Annual Races. rpHE above RACES will be held at the PARA WAI GARDENS ON TUESDAY, 28th DECEMBER, 1875. ——— $&■ F. J. Waedeii.," 1395 Secretary. Miscellaneous NOTICE. TO THE OWNERS OF CATTLE. ALL Perssns owning Cattle running in the Kauaerangs Valley that are found trespassing in, on, or across tho line of Water Race will be prosecuted. V R. & A. SMITH. THAMES BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE is hereby given that the Offices ; of the Council of the Borough of Thames have been REMOVED from Queen street to Albert street. • F. C. Dean, Town Clerk. Thames, November 15,1875. 1391 Warwick Arms Hotel, SHORTLAND, THAMES. E. F O~A RT V (Late Barnett's), FBOPBIBTOB. /COMMERCIAL gentlemen and visitors I\J from the country will find on a visit that the arrangements now made for their comfort are not surpassed by any Hotel on the Thames. Excellent accommodation for families, Wines and Spirits of best brands. 1379 CENTRAL POLLENJTREET BAKERY. JAMES FORGIE, PBOrBIETOB. JF,, in returning thanks to his Customers • and the Public generally for their very liberal support for the last two years, begs to inform them that at considerable expense he has greatly enlarged his premises to meet his increased business. He is now prepared to supply SOIREES, PICNICS, AND EVENING PARTIES with all descriptions of Cakes and Confectionery of a superior quality at CHEAPER RATES than any house on the Thaaies. Bread of the best quality at the Cheapest Prices. i WEDDING CAKES! WEDDING CAKE 3 ! Remember the Address— J. FORGIE, BAKER, 1234 Central Pollen street. J. E. HANS EN'S ADVERTISEMENT. ABOLITION.-OUR WANTS, ETC. We want—Abolition of the "Abolition of Provinces Act," and a Separate Colony for the North Island. Abolition of Ministerial Pension! and large Travelling Allowances. Abolition of Unconstitutional and Autocratic Acts, as committed by the present Ministry. Abolition of our Twenty Millions Debt, and the office of Money Borrower. Two Members Wanted for the Opposition, who will expose and oppose oil corrupt and illegal practices of Public Servants, from the highest to the lowest. Who is Sir Julius Vogel?—"The Missing Linjt." . • • . Who is Stafford ?—-The man who was going to sell out, but didn't. Who is Sir George Grey ?—The Hercules cleaning the Augean stables. J. E. HANSEN FURTHER wants the Public to Know that he sells Groceries of the Best Quality at tho Lowest Possible Price. No one can sell cheaper. Fresh Butter from the best dairies in the Province. PRICE LIST.—CASH! Teas from . . . . 2s to 3s 6d I Lamb's Superfine Mour . 7s (sOlbs) ] Full weighi Candles . Is Price's Night Lights . . lOdperdoz Soap, large bars . . . 7d Washing Soda . :. . 2d Salad and Castor Oils . . 8d Holloway's Pills and Ointment Is 3d Perry Davis' Painkiller . Is 3d Brown's Tomato Sauce . 6d Austin's Worceater Sauce . 10<J Preserved Milk :. ' i . 9d, Is, Is 6d Best Hobartown Jams . . ■ 9d to lOd English ' do. .Is Keilor's Marmalade . .Is French Prunes . . . 9d per lb Californian Dried Grapes . 8d Dried Apples . . . lOd „ Fresh Salmon, lib tins .Is Sardines . . . . Bd, Is, New Zealand Preserved Meats 2a 6d, 4lb nett Do. do. . Is 8d 21bs J. E. HANSEN, GROCER, Poilen Street, SHORTLAND. NOTICE. W. AY EN ELL, HAVING been in business on the Thames for over three years, begs most respectl fully to thank his Customers, and the public generally for the very liberal support he has received during that time. Having enlarged his premises and added several improvements, - he is now prepared to supply SAUSAGES, &c.—not made by Steam—of the most ap> , proved quality, and has always on hand the BEST CORN BEEF, PORK, AND TONGUES, &c. None but the very beat quality of Meat supplied. ' . Note the Address— W. AVENELL, ' POTMEN STBEBT, [ BO4ltc Shortland*