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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3698, 1 November 1880, Page 3

■gtelwty %mtwx. "* TOMOBROW, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd, 1880. At 11 o'Clock. TOHN LEYDON Has received instructions from Mrs H. Mo9fAMr/8 to sell on.the premises, Her Beautiful Verandah COTTAGE (fonced), situated on the Waiotihi Spar, with I Iron Tank and Colonial Oven attached; also her beautiful FURNITURE »nd EFFECTS, consisting of Piano, Spring' Couch, Cushion*, Mantle and other Drapery, Picture* (in leather work frames), Chest of Drawers, Waeh-Btaud, Tables, Birds, Cage*, Lamps, Ac, Ac. 1806 TO-MOBBOW, ! TUESDAY, NOVEMBEB 2»d. At 11 o'clock. = p EOB G E wT BIN NE V Will sell at bis Mart, Queen street, AUCKLAND, as above, ' ! KA CABBB FRENCH ORA^S QAA BUNOHES OF BANANAS^ Q\J\J :■•••:.- -1305 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMERB 3bd. SIXTY PACKAGEB OF AMEBICAN GOODS, NOW ON VIEW. Ex Camiilb, fbom New Yobz. For and on Account of Whom it may Concern. , p eobge w., b inn c y Will sell by public auction, at his Mart, Queen street, Upstairs Room, on WEDNESDAY, November Srd ? at 11 o'clock. nr\ PACKAGES of AMERICAN OU GOODS, including Zinc French Trunks Crystal Frenoh Trunks New Style French Trunks Bound and Rivet-edged Portmanteaux Brass Cornered Portmanteaux Waterproof French Trunks English Russett Sacs , Orange Gladstone Bags Waterproof Begs And a variety of American Nicknacks, of which particulars will appear in future advertisement. Terms—Cash. - 1860 • : Meetings NEW ZEALAND ALLIANOeT FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF INTBMPERANOB. THE First PUBLIC MEETING in eon. nection with'the Thames Branch of the above; will be held in the, TEMPERANCE HALL, Bolleetori street; THISJCMdnday) EVENING, I ■-■•; ■ ..■•■'•■-- ■'' \tl.w. ■■■ ■ ■■• ■■■-■■■' ' A Delegation, from the Auckland Society, jconsistitig of the Rev. S. Edoab, Messrs JO6BPH Niwmah and John Bbahs will address the Meeting. .;'"'". ' . ; Ministers of religion, and all having the welfare of the Community at heart, * are requested to attend. ' Admission Free. . -^01, THAMES JOCOY CLUB. ; I A XL Members and those willing to join A are invited to Meet at the Governor Bowen Hotel THIS EVENING, l.t NoTember, at 8 o'clock' p.m., for the purpose of electing Committee arid completing arrange* ments ror Annual Races. ' J \ '-; '"■' : ~":' .'. '•''■ W. Fbakb*, ■ ;''-::': 1287 ChalrmanV, ; H. A. C. B. 8. Gbahamstown Bbaitch, No. 35. ■-^ .'^&WW& Fortnigbly MEET'vJWH»> 1 ING of Members of this VlißrMf Branch will be held in this Hall ■ VIEK •*W (Monday). EVENING,: . 'W|W I November Ist, at 8 o'cleok. f -j "mT;;,,' ' / „M. Landxbs, , ; '.; GOUBT PBIDE OF THE NOBTH. ' : Na5575, A.O.F. 40mm Kk rpHE Usual Fortnightly Wf&M^W A MEETING of the above wV^S wWL Court will be held in the Qm^Si jmlm Masdnic Hall. Queen street, ''IllKßfn' T&I8 (Monday) EVENING, yigrnHnr November Ist, at 7.30. By order of the Chief Ranger. Wm. Gbibbu, Secretary. I. O. O. F.; W M.U., A.D. LOYAL WAIKATO LODGE, No. 5U4. THE usual Fortaightly MEETING of the above Lodge will be held at the Odd Fellows 1 Hall, Richmond street, on IUBSDAY EVENING, the 2nd November, at 7.30 o'clock. > ChablMAhub, Secretary. Notices Removal from Thames. WM. ADCOCK, BUTCHEB, POLLEN STREET, THAMES, TTAVING DISPOSED of his Business, requests Customers to oblige him by the PAYMENT of ALL OUTSTANDING ACCOUNIS by WEDNESDAY next. Accounts due by him should be presented by same date. WM. ADCOCK. 1308, I wish it to be understood that my object in selling 3s Tea is the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the greatst number is number one, therefore try McGrOWAK'ft 8s Xba