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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3346, 12 September 1879, Page 3

Humoe hath it that at au election, at a certain northern town lately one candidate was so certain of the victory that he made arrangements for a champagne spread to celebrate the event. The result was contraTy to anticipations, so a large number of thirsty souls were plunged in the agonies of bitter disappointment, the champagne, etc., remaining " unpunished." DirniNff tbe year ended 30th June 1879, 7,703,367 feet of timber was imported into the. colony. On the previous year, the amount vfas 4,577,440 feet.

SATUJEtDAY, SEPTEMBE 13. ALLOTMENTS 130 and 131, BLOCK 27. TT7 M . C aTTp ENT E X Has received instructions to sell by Auction on the premises on SATURDAY next, September 13th, nt 1.30 p.m., TWO Leasehold ALLOTMENTS, being 2fo». 130 and 131, Block 27, with the well built Four-roomed HOUSE erected thereon, now in occupation of Mr Jas. Ghibble. Ground rent £3 per annum. 1023 POSTPONEMENT OF SALE. rnHE SALE of the PI AKO COMPANY'S PROPERTY is POSTPONED till FRIDAY the 19th instant. Full particulars in future advertise- . mcnt. GILLION & CO., 1012 Auctioneers. -—j ; ; Meatings THAMES CEICKET CLUB. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the above Club will be held at the Governor Bowen Hofcol, on MONDAY, 15th inst,., ut 7.30 p.m., to receive Auditors' Eeport, Klect OiEoerß for the ensuing Reason, and Qeaeral Bueinesß connected with Club. Thomas A. Mtrnrirsf, 1026 . Hon. Sec. TO THE ELECTOES OF "THE NQBTH WAED. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—I beg to retura you my SINCEBE THANKS for having TetUcned me at the head of the poll. Yours inosfc obediently, 1024 SAMUEL BAWDEN. /^OBEEOT NUAIBEWS CW^uTed » VJ he EYBNIN G STAR Thames