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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3536, 26 April 1880, Page 3

THE THAMES BOYS AND GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL. /QUARTER DAYS—April 12th j July 6th; V£ September 27th ; February lit. SCHOOL FEES (Payable in Adrance). One Pupil ... £2 2s per Quarter Two Papihi ... £3 13* 6d do. Three Pupils... £4 14* 6d do. These terms aye inclusire; tbere are mo extras. JAS. ADAMS, 8.A., 635 Headmuter.

General Notices *, New Grass AND / Clover Seeds. CASH PRICE LIST— s. d. WHITE CLOVER ... 1 Operlb. RED „ ... 0 9 „ „ COW GRASS ... ... l 0 „ „ ALSYKE,, ... ... 12 „ „ LUCERNE 1 0 „ „ »YE GRASS ... 7« Od per bushel. COCKSFOOT .. 8s 6d „ „ OATS (not less than 10 lacks) 2s 6s per bushel MAIZE (New Zealand) 3s lid per bushel POTATOES (sound) in quantities not less than 1 ton, £4 per ton BEAK (Auckland) £6 per ton, IT THOMAS VEALE'S Wholesale Stores, POLISH STBSBT.

SEWING MACHINES! SEWING MACHINES! IF TOU WANT A SEWING MACHINE GO TO H. B. COOKE, PotLlN SIBBBT, Nod. but fee BEST QUALITY of Machines kept in Stock! N.B.—All Kinds of Sewing Machines BE. PAIRED iv a PRACTICAL MANNER on the Shortest Notice. Appbbio - H. B. COO&E, POLLEN STSEET, GrßiXfXßTowv. 323 IMPORTANT N OTIC E. GEORGE CROCKER, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Brown Steebx, Gbahamstown, /"I ALLS tke attention of the Public to the LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES Which he is now Selling at fiT AUCKLAND PRICKS! AUK), HIS OWiN MAKE, Which he is Selling at* EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, To Suit the Tikes. A TRIAL SOLICITED. N.B.—REPAIRS Neatly Executed on the shortest notice, and at the VERY LOWEST PRICES NOTICE. W. BOBBETT, ;butcher; pollen street. BEGS to return his sincere THANKS to hi* Customers, aud the Public in general, for their liberal patronage during the last ten yours that he Las curried on his Business in. fiolleaton street, and now begs to REQUEST that all OUTSTANDING AO« COUNTS due to that Shop be PAID to HIMSELF, at his POLLEN-STREET E8TABLISHMENI, as his receipt only will be a sufficient discharge for the same. January 12, 1880. 56 At a very pleasant tea party, the conrertt* lion turned on transmigration. A lady of exquisite beauty wbowas sipping McQowam's bear, turned to Mr and a«ked what form he would prefer to inhabit ? To be dissolved in 3s Tea madam.

The Niagara fulls is a sight, nerer t© be forgotten. There ure many waterfall* but only oue McGtowAtr celling 3s 'Hu.