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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue XI, 24 September 1880, Page 1

Lands and Houses FOR SALE. QPRINGBANk""~FARM, , PURIRI, iO THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE ROBERT KELLY, Esq., containing 800 Acres. Plans can be seen showing farm improvements, and all particulars on application to Frater Bros., Thames, W. and J. Frater, Auckland, or E. B. Eraser, Esq., Puriri. Iq-| ly ACRES of FREEHOLD in. jLOJL t the Thames Valley, known as Te Paeroa Block. This is one of the finest selections in the above district. The land is mostly open; the soil rich alluvial, and easily brought under grass, extensive river frontage. Price and terms on application. T EASEHOLD, for 19 years, of 2411 Jj Acres of Splendid Land; about 1500 acres ploughablej remainder high lands. Full particulars on application. W A IK A TO—Splendid Improved Farm of 350 Acres, 60 acres under grass, and. enclosed by good thorn fences. House of 5 rooms, with, garden and labourer's Cottage, Stockyard, Cowshed, and other Outbuildings. Public School near, and two Railway stations within 1} -,--:■ ■ •"' miles. Price, £3 6s per acre. ■ Terms easy. FOR SA LE CHEAP—SeTeraI very Rood bix and seven roomed Cottages at Parawai, erected on large freehold allotments. FEATEE BROTHERS, LAND AGENTS, x AtrciiAin). and Thames. Educational THE THAMES BOYS AND GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL. HEAD MASTEE—Jas. Adams, B.A.j 11 Member of the Convention of the London University. ASSISTANT TEACHER-Miss F.Chittt. MUSIC TEACHERS—Mr R. A. R. Owjsk, Mies Beicheb. Classes in MUSIC (extra) and SINGLING have bern commenced. SCHOOL PEES (Payable in Advance to the Secretary)— , - One Pupil ... £2 2s per Quarter Two, Pupils ... £3 13s 6d do. Three Pupils... £4 14s 6d do. The HALF QUARTER Commences oa MONDAY, the 23rd August. Business Notices

Boots! Boots ! Boots! T U ST RIECBIYED «J by M» Whitehead, BOOTMAKER, A NICE ASSORTED LOT OF LADIES' AND CHILDBEDS BOOT S, TBOM THE BEST ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOUSES, IN TAEIOUS STYLES IN ELASTIC AND BUTTONED. NEW AND IMPROVED SHAPE, WHICH FOB Comfort and Neatness ABE UNSUEPASSED. MEN'S, WOMEIFs, AND CHILDRKN'S BOOTS AND SHOES IN GREAT VARIETY. BOOTS of Every Description MADE to ORDER. M. Will T~E HEAD, POLLEN STREET. - NOT THE LABGKST STOCK. ..nOLDEN'3 47s 6d Silver Hunting I 1.1 Watch, usually seld at 60a, warranted 2 years. Holdem's 57s 6d Silver Hunting Watch, usually sold at 70s, warranted 2 years. Hoiden's £6 15s London made Silver Lever Hunting Watch, usually sold at £715», warranted 3 yeava. Hoeden hus not the largest stock of Silver Watches on the Thames, but he has on hand . . a well-selected stock of Watches from 45s • to 1555, nil marked it) plain figures, and the snme prici to all. 18 carat Gold Mavi'iage Rings f?oin 15 S» also ft fine assortment of ISlectro-plate Tea and Coffee . Sets, Cruets, Cake Baskets, Waiters, 1-Bu ter Coolers, &c, all marked in plain figures, and at lowest possible prices. - Inspection invited. A. HOLD EN, WATCHMAKER, OWEN. STREET, Gbakamstowit. - 424 PAH STORE, BEACH JiOAD, The Oldest EbTABLisKED Genebali Gkoceky Stobe on the Thames. RN. SMITH begs to annousce to the • people of the Thames, that he has made extenaive Farming nrrangemenls in con* nection with his Btore for supplying locs produce of all kinds, which being grown in tho district, ia a guarantee of its excellence, and should merit a fair trial. OUR BUTTER obtained the FIRBT PRIZE at the lnet Thames" Show, and maintains ita superiority. PATRONISE LOCAL INDUSTRY. The only Store on the Thames that sup .< plips BUTXES direct from 6ur own Dairy. . • . PAH STOBEriEACH BO AD. :