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Thames Star, Volume IX, Issue 3019, 18 October 1878, Page 3

Auctions - TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 22nd and 23bd OCTOBER. . ELEGANT DEAWING & DINING EOOM SUITES, , Antique Sideboard, Bookcase and Escr< toire, Iron and Mottled-kauri Bed steads and Chests Drawers, Bedding Kitchen Utensils, Choice Oleographs Chromos, Water and Oil Paintings • Valuable LIBK Alt V of Scientific Historical, Classical, Periodical Novel, and Illustrated Works. Also, One Unsurpassed Pianofobte (Erard' Patent); Ameeicak Oegan (Mason and Hamlin's) Baromoters, Thermometers, &c, &c.;, Eare Exotic and Greenhouse Plants, &c, &c. TAMES 0 E A I G (Fayored with instructioDs from E. T. Wild MAiiEßq., who is shortly leaving for Europe) -.mUftellat his residence, Hape Creek Road, whole of the above on Tuesday and Wednesday, 22iid and 23rd October. Catalogues ready on Tuesday, the 15th. Furniture, &0., on view Monday, the 21st met., from 12 to 4 o'clock p.m. Lectures, etc THA ME S YOUNG MEN'S CHEISTIAN ASSOCIATION. LE ' C T U E E BY THE ; Rev. A. W. Webb, OF AUCKLAND, IN THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ■■:■■■:""■ ok ',■"■■■■' MONDAY, OCTOBEE 21st, 1878. Tickets Is each. Doors open at.7.30. Subject: • ." Personal Becollections of India and its People." Notices N p T I C E. ' JK , consequence of 'the action of the Hon. Dahibi Poiibk in regard to the Thames Harbor Board Billj it is proposed to do him the distinguished honor of inviting him to a levee of Thames Citizens on Saturday night. In order to give the hon. gentleman a proper reception and provide him with the characteristic clothing of a turncoat, subscriptions are. invited, on the distinct understanding that in this instance the lists will not be published. The levee will'wind up with a grand auto da. fe, in which the Hon. Dan will play the principal character. ■ • ;:''.',:;,., '.-. ,our ¥avx, ■ ■' , , . Hon. Treasurer. SHAEE INVESTOEB' GUIDE.

rpHE above GUIDE, Invaluable to all InX vestors -in Colonial Banks, Insurance Companies, and other Local Securities can be be obtained of . . MESSRS FRATER BROS., Stook add Shabebboxebs, 3296 . Albert street. GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! FOR HARD TIMES. BEDUCTION IN MEAT! WAVENELL wishes to inform the • Public of the Thames that owing to the Reduction in the Meat Market, he is prepared to Sell " |g° PRIME ME A T Of Every Description at the Lowest Possible Prices for CASH, and feeling that the Public will patronise the Shop that Sells the Best Article for the Least Money. A TRIAL IS SOLICITED i! fj^T Note the Address-r-POLLEN STREET MEAT BAZAAR, • SHOETLAND. W. AVEN EL L,; PROPRIETOR. Settlement of all Outstanding Accounts is i - . requested. 3298 ■ ' " " " F TIE THEE DEDUCTION! BULLOCK & AtLEN, ' WHO have always kept the Prices of Bread down, have again REDUCED Tfi^J 21b. LOAF TO CasH OVBB THH COFNTEE. Eememler the Address — POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND, (Opposite Fire Brigade Shed). 3297 Houses and Land LEAVING THE THAMES. FOE SALE CHEAP, A THREE- ROOMED HOUSE and OUT-HOUSES, erected on Two Allotments ; Garden well Stocked with Vegetables and Fruit Trees. 5 situated in Augustus street. Block 27. Enquire on the Premises. 3294 MR MACKINTOSH. Removals MB J. E. DODD, Solicitor, has RE-' MOVED hia Office to Hobsbbtoh's Building, opposite Court, House, Grahamstown. , 3293 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ME S. TEE GO N N IN G, Dbess and Mantxe Makbb, HAS REMOVEDito Premises lately occupied by Db O'FtAHBBTr, Karaka Bridge,Shbrtlnnd. ' . APPRENTICES, \VANTEp.. s ■'' Shortland, 14th September.