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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2979, 2 September 1878, Page 2

»> hipping BTFCAM TO AUCKLAND, Carrying P>,ssesgkrs and Casgo. „, .* rjlHB favorite .Steamer ENTERPRISE No. 2. FkoM GbAHAMSTOWN. Tuesday, at 2 o'clock afternoon' ■ • j Thursday, at 3 o'clock afternoon Saturday, at 7 30 o'clock afternoon Fbom Auckland. "Monday, ab 12 o'clock midnight Wednesday, at 12 o'clock midnight Friday, at 6 o'clock afternoon RETURN TICKETS (SALOON) ... Is. 6d. „ (SI'EERAGE) ... 6s. Od. SINGLE FARE . (SALOON) ... Ss. Od. „ (STEERAGE) ... .8«. Gd. John Butt, Ag<M»fc. STEAM TO AUCKLAND, Cabryin& Passengers and Cawgo. • ~Wj&. fITHE fir.o new iron ».». ROTOMAHANA. Aikx. Fabqtjbar, Master. ■ Fbom Goods Whabi?. , Tuesday, at 10 o'clock morning ' Wednesday,'at 10.30 o'clock morning Fbom Auckland. Monday, at 4.30 o'clock afternoon Tuesday, at S o'clock afternoon Weather nml other circumstances periiiitthif;. Fabbs: —Saloon, 7s 6d; Sleernge, ss. Betdbn TICKBTB-SALOON, TEN SHILLINGS ; STEERAGE, SEVEN SHILLINGS. • <&ss" Not ..responsible for Accidents in Shipping, Currying, or Discharging Live Stock, or for anj Goods, Parcels, &c, pufc oh board unless nigned for, and all Goods stored are at. the risk of Consignee. . , W. Sottteb, Agent. STEAM TO OHINEMURI, CALLING AT ALL STATIONS. ** _. fTpHE fast and commodious <&Ega»T^!v X side?wheel steamer JSPcM^" TE AROHA, " H. Dalton, Master. FBpM SHOETrANI) (CALLING." AI GBAHAMfITOWN WhABI 1). ; Wednesday, at 9.30 o'clock morning Friday, at 11 o'clock morning Fbom Ohisemttbi. Tuesday, at 7 o'clock morning' Thursday, at 8 o'clock morning , Saturday, at 11 o'clock morning Befreihments on Board. . John Btjtt, 2836 ■.:..;• :; Agent. Car- NOTICE.—This Steamer will in future he advertised in the Stab ONLY. T> E A ' EL. FOR OHINEMURL Tuesday, at 9 o'clock morning . FROM OHINEMURL Wednesday, at 9 o'clock morning 3053 S: H. BTTENINaHAM.

NOT! C.E. To Legal Managers, Mine Managers, ■ and Tributers Generally. JUST P 8.1.H TED, AND NOW-OH SALE, At the Evbwikq- Stab Office, A. Freeh Supply of Tributexs' Agreement Forms. These Forms are generally admit* ted to be the most satisfactory yet introduced, and the notice of Tri« : boters and others interested is respectfully called to the same.

The Pope wrote last June to Cardinal Cullen, exhorting Him, in the Apostolic name, to address a pastoral to the people of Ireland, and especially to the Fenians, so as to dissuade them from acting in concert with Russia, or even in connivance at her strategy, in the war which it was .thought might break out. In his letter His Holiness intimates that England is now not unfavourable to Catholicism, . though she is par excellence the country .of Liberal institutions, while Russia is absolutism, the persecutor of the Church of Christ, and as the representative of the Schismatic theocracy, the most irreconcileable enemy of England. It is said of Professor Fawcett, the blind member of Parliament, that no sooner had he recognised that he was hopelessly blind for life—he was shot in tbe eyes by a companion while out par-tridge.-shooting—than he determined that •" it should make no difference," except :i perhaps that his career should be political rather than legal. Already entered at Lincoln's Inn, he relinquished, after some thought, a legal .career entirely, and to the. amazement of Ma friends, proceeded to retire political work. i