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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2980, 3 September 1878, Page 2

________ ' : i .STEAM TO'AUCKLAND,.- ' Oakkytwo Passen'orrs and* Cahqo. *-l ~, • fl'^Hß favorite Steamer 'v|^^g- ENTERPRISE No. 2. Feom Geahamstoww. Thursday, at 3 o'clock afternoon Saturday, at 730 o'clock afternoon ..: Fbom Auckland. Weclaesday, at, 12 o'clock .midnight . Friday, at 6 o'clock afternoon RETURN TICKETS (SALOON) ...7*. 6d. „ (STEERAGE) .;. s*. Od. SINGLE FABE (SALOON) ... ss. Od. ,;V (STEEIiAGE) ... 3*. Gd. John Butt, Agent. STEAM TpAIJCCLANj), CA'IVnTING', i?ASSBNQKRS AND CaUGO. T^k; f|inis Ri t- now iron s.b. Szss&Sk ' «OTO!\1 AHAN A. : AlBXi Fakqudas, Master. .Fbom Goods Whabi'.;. v : Wednesday, at 10.30 o'clock morning '». Thursday, at 1:2 o'clock noon '■•' ..'.•; FBOM AUCKIANB.; .:. '- Tuesday, at 5 o'clock afternoon Wedaesday, at 5.30 o'clock afternoon" WWlhor nnd otlier circurr,»innci?B perniiMing FAKES:—Saloon, 7s; 6d ; Steßrage,' 5s 1..; Retubn TiOKEia—SALOON, TEN SHILLINGS; STEERAGE, SEVEN '\ SHILLINGS. ■ " ' " ■ '■■ '■■ : (Rigr Not responsible for Accidents ih Shipping,' Carrying, . "or Discharging l-ir ; e Stock, or for tiny Goods, Parcels, &c, pul on board unless signed for, and all Goods stored are at tlie risk of Consignee. . i W.SouTßft Agent. •■ STEAM TO OHIKEMURI, CALLING - at allstatiqns. : f ; •m -£ f jIHE; fash. ;and, commodious " JL sicle-wheei steamer H. Damon, Master. . : ■' I '■' '' ■; ' • ■■" '''■■■■''■•'* FlfOM SHOBTIAND (CALIING AT GBAHAMa- .. TOWIfWtUBP). 1 Wednesday, at 930 o'clock morning > Friday, at 11 o'clock morning Fbom Ohisemtjbi. . ! Thursday, at 8 o'clock morning ; i '< i." i ! Saturday,,at 11 o'clock morning ') Refreshments on Board. .' ' ' | " <' JOHH BtTTT,"i 2336 ■/■:■.■) Agent.. &■■<; NpapiCE.-pThJs Steamer .will in future be aavertised'in the Stab7<sNLY. „.;

Intelligence has been received fro.m the -Northern Wairoa, that the efforts of the Acclimatisation. Society to introduce thei CaliforniaW salmon into the northern rivers are likejy to be successful. Letters hare been received by Mr JVC. Firth from Mr Mitchelson and Captain Lowry, to the effect that young salmon have been seen in large numbers in the Mangakahia and Northern Wairoa rivers. In one case, the engineer of the pilot steam-launch drawing a bucket of water, found in it a young fish 4| inches long, which on examination was pronounced a veritable young salmon. Of course the fish was returned to its native element without loss of time. — Herald.