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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3635, 20 August 1880, Page 2

Shipping STEAM TO AUCKLAND, Gabbying Passengers and Cargo.^ Siaslt ' itOTOMAHANA. A. Fabquhab, Master. From Goods Whabv. Saturday, at 8 o'clock morning From Auckland. Friday, at 2 o'clock afternoon , „, Saturday, at 3 o'clock afternoon Weather nnrt other eimimsJances perniHliiij(. ®$r Not responsible for Accidents in Shipping, Currying, °* Diioliniffjing^li.ifft Stock, or lor any Goods, Parcels, &c, put on board unless signed for, and all Goods stored ar« at (lie risk of Consignee. i Fabbs :-—8i»loon, 7s 6d i Steerage,* ss. H. C. Gili/eSPIE, Agent. STRAM TO AUCKLAND, CIUnTINO PASSBNGIRS AND CABOO. *i « mHE fevorite Steamer . vJ^JbiE^ ENTEBPBISE No. 2. From GBAHAwaroww. Saturday, at 10.30 o'clock night Fhom Auckland. Friday, at 10.30 o'clock night HKTURN TICKETS (SALOON) ...10#. Od. „ (STEERAGE) ... Is. M. SINGLE FABE (8ALOON) ... Is. <W. „ (STEERAGE) ... 5«. Od. Not responsible for accidents in shipping, cany in g, or discharging live stock, or any f;oods, parce a, etc., put on board unless signed or, and all goods stored are at the risk of consignees. No claims for damage to or short delivery of cargo will be recognised unless made within 48 hours after date of shipment. . H. W. Hbath, Manager. STEAM TO OHINEMURI, CONNECTING with OMAHU, WAITOA PLAINS, MORBINBVILLE, AND PIAKO DISTRICTS. •s fIIUE fast and commodious . . 1 side-wheel steamer TE ABOHA, H. Dalton, Master. From Bhobtiand (calling at Gbaham«town whabi). • Monday, at 6.30 o'clock morning Wednesday, at 8 o'clock morning Friday, at 9 o'clock morning ; From Ohihkmubt. Saturday, at.6 o'clock morning Tuesday, at 6 o'clock morning Thursday, at 7 o'clock morning Saturday, at 8 o'clock morning Refreshments on Board. Not responsible for accidents in shipping, carrying; or discharging live stock, or for any goods, parcels, &c, put on board unless signed for, and all goods stored are at the risk of consignee. No claims for damage to or short delivery of cargo will be recognised unless made within 48 hours after date of shipment. H. W. Heath, Manager. PAEROA TO OMAHU, WAITOA. B.S. < 8180 BIBO.' ■' Every Tuesday from Paeroa With Mail & Every Wednes. from Omahu Passengers. Every Thursday from Paeroa Wit] c .- Every Friday from Omahu WlWl Uapgo' Carrying H.M.s Mails. Passengers and Cargo booked through from Auckland or Thames. B. ONYON.

; If you pay a girl a compliment and don't mean it, that is flattery; so the only way to gire a compliment which will please' your fair friend is to mean it. If a girl is pretty or accomplished;. if Bhe plays well, or sings well, or dances well, or talks well; if, in a word, she pleases, why, in the name of common sense, should not she be told of it P Don't blurt it out before everybody. That will only serve to make her uncomfortable, and make you appear ridiculous. Say it quietly when opportunity offers, but say it strongly. Avoid any appearance of formality; that rains the effect of any compliment. More than one maiden has been made happysay for half an hoar—by a man's.taking the trouble to say a pleasant thing about a toilet that be liked, and many a fashions follies hare been given up by girls when they noticed a discrete silence concerning them on the part, of their gentlemen friends. A bewitching little black-eyed beauty once said to a gentleman : " I like to have you say sweet things to me, it seems to come so easy and natural." In general terms, it may be said that it is always better to say an agreeable thing than a disagreeable one, better for all parties. Pleasant words give pleasure to both speaker and listener.