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! $iito for 3nr. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. At 11 o'clock. JOHN L~E V 3) O N Hob received instructions from Mr Davidson to eel! on the premises, Ktirnka Bond (opposite M s LufllowV, Sl.»r Storo), His SubstnntifiUy • eieoied 4-EOQMiCD COTTAGE (lined and papered throughout), with Out-honses anil poultry yard, erected on an nllatmenf. 66 x J2O; well-stookrl with fruit treep, &c ; ground rent £210s per year ; wjier bud on ; also, his superior Furniture and irflVels. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF TiiK SUPREME COURT, AUCKLAND. IMPORTANT SALE OF PUMPING_ PLANT. WM . CARPENTER Has received inetrulion?, from tho KegUtrar of the Supreme Court, to m>ll by auction, on the premises, at eleven o'c'ock in the foreman, on TUICSDA Y, the 25th day of November, 1879, THE FREEHOLD SECTION, Being Kmiiuranen E, No. 4, SITUATE AT MOAN AT AI«I, THAMES, With ull the BUILDINGS, ENGINES, MACHINERY, AND PLANT, familiarly know na THE BIG PUMP, Now standing mid being on the said laud. Further particulars may be obtained at tho office of tho Thames County Council, or of the Auctioneer, at his office, Sliortlnnd. WH'lWlLiaM'Hl—»■'''■■ IWIU'I'I Mil I "Hill ■ WliHWi 1I >ll lIW I Ul—WW—— Meetings

THAMES LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. A GENERAL MEETING- of Members of the above ASSOCIATION will be held ufc Hie Huuraki Club Room, Albert street, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, 11th inst., nt EIGHT o'Clock, to take inte consideration the following eubjeeta :— 1. To urge upon flip Government the speedy Completion of the Thames Vulhy Rail* j way. 2. To dif cusß the position of Native affairs in the District. 3. The advisability of altering the Tariff so at to encourage Local Industries. 4. The Secession of the four Auckland Members from the Liberal Party. 5. Lands of the District for Selection. Henby J. Lee, Secretary. Thames Annual Races. THE ADJOURNED MEETING of the abore will bo held at. the Governor Bowen Hotel THIS EVENING, at 7.30. The Owners of Hoiscs and the Public are invited. G. Habcottbt, Secrotary. PEOTSSTANT ALLIANCE FRIENDLY SOCIETY OF AUSTEAL ASIA. PRINCE OF WALES LODGE, No. 20. THE usual Fortnightly MEETING of the above Society will be held in the Lodge Room, Rolleeton street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 12, nt 7.30 o'clock. By order of the W.M. War. Smith, Secretary. Hotices MEARS&CO.) (SHEARS & CO. GROQERS AND # ALL SHOULD TE V QTJJEI -TEAS— FOE STRENGTH AND FLAVOE They cannot be surpassed. No. I.—Choicest First Oop, New Season Nomahow KaiSow— Tery strong, frosb, full Ankai flavor ... 2sf-D). No. 2.—Choicest Pan Young Congou—Tery strong, mellow, rich, ripe Ching Wo flavor 2s 6d ffi. No. 3. —Choicest New Soason First Crop, Tong Fong Tong Xaisow—very strong, ripo, Padrae Souchong flavor ... 3s ib, j No. 4.—Extra Choicest Spring-picked | Pekoe Congou—very strong, full rich ripe Assam Pekoe flavor 356d c|p-lb. 1 i Also— In Chests, Half-Chests, and Boxes. A very Liberal Discount will be giren on Parcels of Gibs and upwards. fT\ in A being our leading Article, X-HiXA-j we deTote special attention in selecting it. Therefore Customers may rely upon getting the very best Value procurable at our Establishment. ALL OTHER GEOCERIES, OILMEN'S STORES, GRAIN, PRODUCE, and PROVISIONS or Kveby Descbiptiok At the Vert Lowest Prices. TEA DEALERS POIIEN StKEET. MEARS~AND CO. ROGERS' and Bakers' Bage and Wr».p !- a P'ng Papers printed oheap rate* a* t \t* JCvairiHO Stab Otftre.

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