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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2543, 1 March 1877, Page 3

A Coming Dakgee.— Alas.no more peaceful days for man. The women have gone into the insurance business. "When a fascinating female agent enters an office and lays her han'l upon a man^s arm in that familiar, touching way, and talks policy, 10 to 1 that he insures. Perhaps wives will hang around offices more than usual, too.—^Syracuse journal. Was it a Bantam ob a Gosling ?—A provincial paper reports that a jockey has been suspended for a month for "an aggravated case of fowl riding."

Auctions MONDAY, MARCH 5. At 11 o'clock. CENTRAL AND NICELY SITUATED FREEHOLD RESIDENCE ROLLESTON STREET, SHORTLA.ND; ALSO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. TAME S C R A I G Has received positive v instructions from Mr Wm. RoBiNdOH, latoly of the Thames Advertiser staff, to sell by Auction on the Premises, Rolleston streot, on above date— His Convenient, and prettily situated Freeho'd RESIDENCE, containing 4 Booms, Lined Varnished and Papered, with Verandah, Brick Chimney an I Colonial Oven, Q-as and Water luid on,, good Well in garden, Allotment 33 feet frontage by 165 feet in depth. Also at the er.me time, the Furniture &c., Comprising Beds, Mattresses, Couch, Book Case, Chairs, Tables, Drawers, Carpets, Pictures, Ornaments, Kitchen Utensils, Carpenter3 ] Tools, &c , stc. The above Freehold for convenience of SituatioD, lealthy position and commanding View of the Gulf, is aU that , could be desired. No Reserve. Terms Cash WILLIAM STEEN, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND. J^VERY Description of Work made li to order on the premises. Best Article at the Lowest Price. GOOD FIT GUARANTEED.