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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2643, 28 June 1877, Page 3

Clothing, Etc ' J. MARSHALL ; WISHES TO 13t CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO HIS | NEW TAILORING DEPARTMENT. TTAVING engaged au Experienced CUTTER, recently from one of the best shops in London, he is now prepared to Make up Clothing to Order on the Premises,,at the Shortest Possible Notice. ■ A Labge Stock of-t-TWEEDS -■"■ BLACK & BLUE DOESKINS BLACK BROAD CLOTHS VENETIANS ' "^ FANCY WORSTED COATINGS WITNETS BETTERS - ■? PILOTS "<tc, &c, &c, Will always be found in stock to select from. READY-MADE Clothing Department. A FULL STOCK OF ENGLISHAND;" COLONIAL-MADE > ;. CLOTHING IS NOW OPENED UP. AISO— NEWEST HATS, HOSIERY, and ':••■■- MERCERY. J. MARSHALL, ALBERT STREET - AND POLLE N STREET. Lost FIVE SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, Half of an ENAMELLED GOLD LOCKET, set with Pearls. The finder will receive the above reward on returning it to GK W. Bum., Karaka Creak. . Tenders KURANUI HILL UNITED COMPANY. QEPARATE TENDERS will be received till noon on Saturday next, the 30th inst, for DRIVING ON TWO REEFS, each 100 feet. Visiting hour*, 2 to 4 p.m. J. W. Walkbb. June 27th, 1877. , 919 TO FOUNDRY PEOPRIETOES AND BLACKSMITHS. rpENDERS.wiiI be received until neon of A SATURDAY, 30th instant, for IRONWORK for BRIDGE. Plans and Specifications at the Office of R. M. MlTCHEliti, where Tenders ai'e to be left. 914 Wm. Sims. CROWN PRINCESS NO. 1 GOLD MINING COMPANY. HHENDERS will be received up to 3 p.m. 1 FRIDAY, 29fch June, for SEVEN TRIBUTES in. the above Company Vdaim. Full particulars at the Office on the Ground between the hours of 10 and 12 daily. A deposit of £2 to accompany each tetder. John P. Hall. THAMES COUNTY COUNCIL. fXVENDERS will be received at the Council A Chambers, addressed to the Chairman, until 4pm. on FRIDAY, the 29th instant, for DRIVING/CROSS-GUTS at the 640-feet level of the U.P.A. Shaft. Specifications to be seen on application to the Manager of the Association's works. Teodera to be endorsed —" Cross-cut NorfcV*-," and "Cross-cut South." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A'EXANDEB BtfODIE, County Chairman. Thames, June 25 1877. ' 906 Educational MISS CARY'S CLASSES, SEALEY STREET. A CLASS for GIRLS from 10 to 3. Music and English taught. Private Music Lessons in the afternoons and evenings. ON SALE, at the 'TB'?*jnn£ Stajs o«ce Willi»m»oii"strset, — WARDS COASTWISE VOIMS.