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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3687, 19 October 1880, Page 2

Shipping STEAM TO AUCKLAND, CaBRYING PaSSBNQKBS AND CaBOO. gA^2L. mflßs.s. 3^M& BOTOMAHANA. A. Fabqvhab, Master. Fbom Goods Whabv. Wednesday, at 8 o'clook morning Thursday, at 8.30 o'clook morning .^ Friday,, »t 8,30 o'clock morning ...,„,,,,.,,. Saturday, at 9 o'clook morning Fbom Auckland. -Tuesday, at 1 o'clook afternoon Wednesday, at 3 o'clock afternoon « Thursday, at 4 o'clock afternoon ) Friday, at 4 o'clock aftwnoon i .; ■; : Saturday, at 4 o'clock afternoon . <; Weather and' other circumstances permitting. §3T Not responsible for Acoidents in Shipping; Carrying, or Discharging Lire Stock; or tor any Goods, Parcels, &c.,put on board unless signed for, and all Goods stored .mat-the risk of Consignee: / : : :>;■;.; u •.:; FABip:r-Baloon, 7s 6d j Steerage,.fts, . : . ,:;■,-:'-/■■ :■•■: .■• H.<C. Qitutßvjß, A&nt., :■ rr; } STEAM' TO, AXJCKStAJSJ),' -■= : Cabbtino Passbkqbbs akd Oabqo. a!'"K> <^ ITVHlifeToriteSteauier 35j^^ ENTERPBI3E No. 2. ' " Fbom Gbahamstowv. •. ■■ ■ :f ' Tuesday, at 4 o'clook afternoon . Thursday,, at 11 o'clock morning . Saturday, at 11 o'clock night Fbom Auokiakd. . ■ ■, : ■ - ; ;•' Wednesday, at 11 o'clock night Fridtiy, at 12 p'olock midnight . BirURN TICKETS (SALOON) ...10#. Od.. „ (STSSRAGS) ... It. 6d. SINGLE FARE . (SALOON) .... 7*. W. ' :,; .„ , / (STKE&AGE) ',;, 5«. (W. Not responsible for accidents in shipping, eanyiug, or discharging live stock, or any foods, parce a, etc., put on board unless signed for, and all goods stored are at the risk of eonsigrieMi' 5'-1"*--' '■■-| ;^-'-i:;'1-;.. No claims for damage to or short delivery •f cargo will be recognised unless made within 48hournafter date of•shipment. ,1 ' Wm. Cabbbick, Secretary. STEAM TO OHINEMUEI, CONNECTING with OMAHU, WAITOA ! PLAINS, MORRINSVILtE, AND : PIAEO DISTRICTS. '"■'.■HJ* "'. n^HE fast and commodious laMPKl^^, JL side'wheel steamer '2fc«sWiiT TK ARbHA, , , H, Damoh, Master. . Fbom Shobixahd (cAiinfft at Gbahami. TOWN WHABT). Wednesday, at 6 o'clock morning Friday, at 7 o'clock morning T ' FBOK OHIMKMtTBI. . : Thursday, at 6 o'olock morning Saturday, at 6 o'clock morning Refreshments on Board. Not responsible for accidents in shipping, carrying, or discharging live stock, or for any goods, parcels, Ac., piit 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. . : ; Wm. Cabbick, Secretary. PAEEOA TO OMAHU, WAITOA. .•,.- : , a;: S.S. 'RIRO RIRO.' Every Tuesday from Paeroa ) With Mail & Every Wednes. from Omahu V Passengers. Every Thursday from Paeroa ) **.., r liverj Friday from Omahu \ Wlth Oar«o' ; ; Carrying H.M.s Mails. Passengers and Cargo booked through from Auckland or Thames. „,(>■: <>h■;.:■■-? ! ;'■"•■ ■ R.ONTON; STEAM TO OMAHU; WAITOA, MOEBINSFILLE, AND, PIAKO DlS^BlOfS, , Calling at Ohinemuri Junction. _ Tv^ rpHE Despatch Boats.s. ;: MEMSAHjiB.!" i- .!^,,';';-:',;'>' ■. ■'^SMTOBB/Master.;',;;; 1- '■' /■ ■ f:.,*' t':^/ L^aW»SHOBmAND!-T'i'v-:,'.:.•■ " Friday, at 7o'clock morning - { - : \,-^ ■ > Leaves Omahu— : Wednesday, at 8 o'clock morning „ / ISaturday, at 9.30 o'clock morning The s-fc;ea mU^kmssTvm wrii also leave Shortlahd Wharf once a week, with Cargo for above places, and return the day after arrival at Omahu.. '■ Passengers and cargo booked through from Auckland at Botomabftna 8.8. Office, Wharf, ox Thames. 1187 . .H. C. GILLESPIE, Agent. POST OFFICE NOTICES. *■ . Maim Closs— For Auckland, on Wednesday, at 7 a.m. (for letters posted at'the Chief Post Office only). For Kaipara.Waiwera, Mahurangi, Matakana, &c, on Wednesday at 7 a.m. ' ■ j For" Turua, Hikutaia, Paeroa, 40., on Thursday at 5 p.m. . - . For Russell and Northern Ports on Thursday, at 10 a.m. For Tauranga, on Saturday at 5 p.nu For Chatham Islands (per Omaha) on Saturday at 5 p.m. For Taranaki, Nelson; Picton, Wellington, ; &c., on' Saturday at 5 p.m. . J. E. Const, Chief Postmaster. Chief Post Office, Thames, October 19,1880. A few days ago a banquet was given at Copenhagen in honor of Mile. Sarah Bernliardt. Somebody toasting "La Belle France" put forward his glass to that of the celebrated actress. She refused to advance hers, and, rising, proposed a toast to Denmark, the Itoyal Eamily, and "La Prance Entiere." The allusion was evident. By "La France Entiere''. she meant France with her provinces regained, the war of revenge declared, perhaps organised, by herself. M. Eochefort asks how Germany will take such a grave declaration. He sees in Mdlle. Bernhardt, an emissary of M. Gambetta, charged to sound the northern courts on their attitude in the event of a war of revenge. He regards her as 'the new Jeanne d'Arc, who will march upon BerliD, and restore to France her lost provinces. The comparison is, perhaps, not Tery respectful for M. Gambetta, but M. Rocheforl professes no great respect for the Republican leader. In any case the article is a good satire on the German alarms. That a French writer, moreover, can so speak of such a subject, shows how profoundly peaceful is the spirit at present prerailing in France. The Niagara falls,is a sight never to be forgotten. There are many waterfalls but only one McGoWAN selling 3s T*A.