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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3096, 20 January 1879, Page 3

Thames Harbour Board. STATEMENT OF THE EECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE OF THE THAMES HAEBOUE BOAED DUEING THE YEAE ENDING 31st DECEMBEE, 1878. RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. £ s. d. £ s. d. From Rents ... ... ... 150 00 On Grahamstown Wharf ... 55 5 0 „ Pilotage ... ... ... 62 0 1 „ Burke street Wharf ... 983 3 0 Port Charges 76 14 6 „ Shortland Wharf 1249 12 0 , Wharfage!.. ... ... 701 Oil „ Foreshore ... ... .- "JJJJiJ „ Do. Grahamstown „ Powder Magazine 68 16 » Wharf 60 2 5 „ Wharf Lamps I*3 13 0 „ Powder Maganne Charges 156 16 [ 8 „ Kopu Wharf 330 0 0 „ Foreshore Fee 800 „ Elections . i; ... ... 45 15 3 „ Colonial Government ... 155 11 5 „ Salaries and Allowances ... 793 4,2 „ Suspense Account ... 39 12 6 „ Maps and Charts ... ... 4 3,u „ Advance by Borough Oouu- „ Stores 68 » o oil ;.. .f. ... 480 0 0 „ Timber 86 10 7 „ Do. by Treasurer ... 217 0 „ Sundries ....... ... 16 * *j- „ Bank of New.Zeeland ./Stationary 12 6 7 Overdraft, 31st De 0.... 3244 210 „ Travelling Expenses ... 26 > « „ Petty Cash ... 23 10 10 „ Advertising and Printing ... 61 2, * „Seal ... 111010 ! „ Legal Expenses .., ... 819 10 „ Office Furniture ... ... 1* 0; 0 „ Interest ... ... ... 05 ;0 „ Suspense Account ... ... 39 12 s 6 Balance Cash in Secretary's hands, ' 31stDecember, 1878 ... 00 j6 Total „.£5136 18 4 Total ..^£5136 18 |4 ! F. C. DEAN, ! ; Honorary Treasurer. / I hereby certify that I hire Examined the Books and Vouchers of the^Thames Harbor Board for the year ended 31st December, 1878, and that I. find the same tobeoorreCt' L.A.DUEEIEU/: ) : Provincial District Auditor, Auckland.

Soirees, etc PRIMITIVE METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. ON TUESDAY, January 21; the Public Tea Meeting will be held in the Chapel, Mackay street, Shortland. , ; After "the Tea, Addresses will be given by the Revs. R. Laishhey, Nan. and HlHTOff, and Recitations by the Children. j Tea on the Tables 6.30 p.m. Tickets, 2s each. 60 Foresters' Anniversary Soiree. m mHE Annual SOIREE, -i- CONCERT and '^ANOB in connection IKpjH|fi^flv^' the Ancient Order of JAjM^mmJ Foresters at the Thames jpBpTonTOL will take PlftCe il!1 the ffl jSt'lra Academy of Muiic, Gra» hometown, on WED"*_Zam m«»timm»llr». _ Ttr nan 4 V fl>a GOfW in. |S^^ roRESTim a">? "I 1> liH JL* A JL, ml 6 4HILL in- — stant. : ■ ■ . ( Tea on the Tables at 6.30. Dancing to commence at 9.30. Tickets—Single, 2a 6d; Double, 4s 6d. ■ 66 j. H. Peobebt, Secretary. General Notices X%] ANTED, a Strong Active LAD for the VV Grocery Business. Apply office Evening Star. 71 NOTICE. TO BE SOLD or LET, the Oldest Established BUTCHERINa BUSINESS in Qrahamßtown. The whole to be let or sold with or without Plant. For further particulars apply to J. Foss, Butcher, Grey street, Auckland. Possession to be given on Ist February next. If not sold on or before that date the whole will be submitted to Public Auction by Mr Jambb OBAltt. 39 Mbabs & Co.] [Meabb & Co. |. US T V~B BIT B D A CONSIGNMENT ■•■' ■.■■•■• 6p ' '' Pottdd Meat, TBOM THE Kew ZeaXiAvd PBESEBTiKa Company, CONSISTING OF— SHEEPS' TONGUES (in Tin«) BRAWN „ POTTED HEAD „ BOILED MUTTON „ ' &C, &C, &0.... AISO — French, English and Victorian JAMS and JELLIES, POITED HAM and CHICKEN, CALF • FOOT JELLY, YARMOUTH BLOATER, KIPPERED HERRINGS, ANCHOVY PASTE, APEICOTS, &c, &c. NEWS E A S O N 1878 TEAS. 1879; SPLENDID VALUE in Chests, Half Chests, and Boxes, sold at 2s, 2s 6d, 38^33 6d per 11). THESE TEAS ARE UNSURPASSED FOB STRENGTH AND FLAVOR. Sugars: COMPANY'S NO. 1 (Light) YELLOW (Crushed Loaf) CUBE ALL AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES! Produce, &c.: BACON and HAM! (the Finest Quality always direct from Canterbury) . CHEESE, BUTTER, and ESGS, &c, &c. Maize, Oats, Bran, Pollard, Potatoes, Chaff, Wood's FJour in 100 and 501bs bags, New Oatmeal, Maize Meal, Wheat Meal, &c, at MEAKS ftCO.'S, TEA-DEALERS, IMPORTERS OF FANCY GEOCEEIES, AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, POLLEN STREET, Thames. J. MUIB, ARMY AND NAVY TAILOR, Corner of Brown and Williamson Streets, Grah imstown, BEGS to call the attention of the Gentlemen of the Thames to his Large and Well-Selected STOCK of FASHIONABLE GOODS, suitable for the present Season, which for Quality and Cheapness cannot be surpassed. , A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED. 7