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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2973, 26 August 1878, Page 2

b.tiis.p a^ • ' .STBAM TO AUCKLAND, CaTUJYIHG PA3SEjNGH:KS AND CaBOO. - "X «4 rj^Hß favorite Steamer BNTBBPEI3E.No. 2. FBOM GBAHiMSTOWN. „ ; Tuesday, at 8 o'clock morning -Thursday, at 9 o'clock morning Saturday, at 11 o'clock night ■-,•■:■■:■,'.: v-V, - ■.' .. iftlOM AXTCKiAKJ). '■ . ■ , Monday, at 10 o'clock night Wednesday, at .10 o'clock night Friday, at 11 o'clock night iBB^IJRWTIGEETsIiAiiobN) ,v. 7*. 6d. „,,,., , , f(STEERAaB) ... 6s. Od. single fAb^e (Saloon) ... 5«. <w. „ • * "(STEERAGE) ... 3s. 6d. 'H H ■''!; 'i John Butt, Agent. : -d) i> T j •■■ CAEBTiNa Passengebs and Cabgo.' arVwtHJ^. n^^ fice uew Jrou ''"• 3il&raß*U botomahana.- ' ■.. :;■ ; 'Faibqxthab, Master.; ;r ; Fbom Goods Whabt. •lt<;]tfbßday, at 4.30 o'clock afterhdon • .;:•• s• .a'Tuefldnyj at S.SQ o'clock;afternoon ■■■ < ■ Thursday, at 8 o'clock morning j. . ■ . ( Friday, at 8730"o'oI'Qok morning \ . '■■ Saturday, at 9 o'clock morning . \. EnbirATTOKiAij'D. \ '• -i Tuesday, at 11^30'o'c'loolc todtiaing f ! Wednesday, at 2 p'cloci, afternoon | v-'jThursflay;.'|it 3 o?clpck afternoon | "Fridaj", at Bi3o o'clock eveniiig -j Saturday, at ii.o'clock afternoon . 'V^tifJiVr^tid other circumstances permitting. .... ..-UFabes s^-Saloon, -7s 6d ; • Steerage, ss. Betobn TiCKBTa—SALOON, TEN SHIL- . ,LINaS; STEERAGE, SEVEN.. SHILLINGS.- • ' ' ' C!-*. J" Not responsible for Accidents in ' Shipping, Carrying, or Discharging Lire Stock, or foi; an; Goods, Parcels, fee, put on board tinlo3B signed for, mid. all Goods stored •uro at (ho risk of Consignee. '.■ ." ... W. SotrTßß, Agent. STE4MTO OHINEMURI, CALLING ''„. .'.. AT ALL STATIONS. ■ ! "> np^E fast and commodious is3ffiaa*?jbk -»• side-wheel steamer 'VwN/§|YkvS^ ' nun' kitrwfk i H. DAMON, Master. ! : ITbom Suoettand (caijiln& at Gbahami* TOWN WfIABF). '• • ' Wednesday, at 7 o'clock morning Friday, afc.7_ .o'clock morning r> ;.-, f JjJbom OmNEMUBii:^ . \"" *¥ueßdayi*alr;9 o'clock'morniDg j r. { \\ -i r 'Thursday^ afc<9. o'clock morning '..;: | Saturday, at 6 o'clock morning » ■ :'".""lte'freto'ments on Board. . ! John Butt, •>' V • 23§6.; -\ ■■;■ :• ■■-.'■':■•'•'; ■■■■ ■ ; :■.':',*. '•l£(pnb> "

A Chinaman; whose name.is unknown, was (says the West Coast Times) sharp enough to get on the blind side of the Union Bank one day last week. It ap-pears-that a small parcel ©f gold of an 'ounce or two in weight had just been sold to the bank, when "John" entered to dispose of a similar lot. The parcel first purchased was not emptied from the scales, and the gold buyer gave the second seller the benefit in weight and value of the first parcel as well as his own. The •' Chinaman was too cute to point out the '.' error, but quietly pockete 1 the full amount tendered him, and now Detective Browne has his own work cut out to discover the man. It is said that the "Heathen ''Chinee" and his mates have since had a reunion, when poultry and fan - tan* to* gether with the banking facilities of the Colony, were most liberally discussed, the , solemn meeting terminating on the muriaial understanding of "no savee." One '"'of the Celestial brethren is reported to have saluted the detective officer with " Done Brown," while another kept adding to the aggravation by playing on his baDJo, " I know a bank."