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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3730, 8 December 1880, Page 3

Business Notices EXPECTED D A IL V, Pee '• Magellon Cloud," A SMALL SHIPMENT OF 160 Bags of Wood's Flour, Which we are prepared to sell Wholesale at Auckland Pbices. We have also a Large Stock of DUNN'S ADELAIDE FLOUB On band Which is of the Finest Quality. -" We would draw especial attention to the Quality of our BREAD, which we are delirer* ing to all parts of the Field. A TBIAL^OLICITED. BOLLERSON & SON, Kabaka Boad. Te Aroha. THE SHORTEST and QUICKEST ROAD ■ ; ; TO TE AKOHA ! 18 BY PHILLIPS'Jg^COACH TO HIKUTAIA. (Fare, 4s), And from there by Horse from KELLY'S HOTEL, ss, Or a total of 9s. Time occupied only Five Hours. robert""kelly $ pioneer hotel, hikutaia. 1467 PUBLIC NOTICE. pLBASE TAKE NOTICE: It is my 1 intention to run a 'Buss from the Thames to Hikutaia 3 daye a week. Leaving, Monday, Mary street, 7 a.m.; arriving ot Kirikiri, 8 a.m.; arriving at Pariri, 9 a.m.; arriving &i Hikutaia, 10 a.m. Leaving, Thursday, Mary street,- 9 a.m.; arriving at Kirikiri, 10 a.m.; arriving at Furiri, 11 a.m.; arming at Hikutaia, 12 a.m. Leaving, Saturday, Mary street, 11 a.m.; arriving at Kirikiri, 12 p.m.; arriving at Puriri, 1 p.m.; arriving at Hikutaia 2 p.m. BETTJBHINt! : Leaves, Monday, Hikutaia, 12 a.m.; arriving - at Puriri, 1 p.m.; arriving at Kirikiri, 2 p.m.; arriving tit Miry street, 3 pm. Leaves, Thursday, Hikutaia, 2 p.m.; arriving at Puriri, 3 p.m.; arriving at Kirikiri, 4 p.m.; arriving at Mary street* 5 p.m. Leaves, Saturday, Hikutaia, 4 p.m.; arriving at Puriri, 5 p.m.; arriving at Kirikiri, 6 p.m.; arriving at Mary street, 7 p.m. FABES : Mary street to Kirikiri, Is 6d; Mary street to Puriri, 2s 6d; Mary street to Hikutaia, 5b ; remirn tickets from Thames to Hikutaia, 80. Goods, Parcels, etc., carefully attended to. ALEX. PHILLIPS. WILLOUftHBY STBEET. JAMES FINLAY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER Williamson stbbbt, Grahambtowit, BEGS to call the attention of h Friend and the public in general to New, Large, and well-selected Stock of JbweHleht, Watches, Clocks, &c, Which is, without exception, THE,LARGEST, BEST & CHEAPEST on the Goldfield. ' Brooches and Earrings, Lockets, Rings, , Alberts, Studs—a Splendid Lot. Silver Jewkllery—Consisting of Lockets and Chains, Srooohes and Earrings, &c, in great variety, and of the most recherche patterns.. Gentlemen's - Alberts, Rings, Lockets, &c, manufactured on tlio premises, in the Newest Designs, and , beet Workmanship. Quartz and Greenstone Cut and Mounted on ||i c shortest notice. The titock of English Lever and American Waltham Watches, both gold and silver, ie vsry varied, ana Customers can rely on getting a really GOOD ARTICLE at a Modebate Price. Clocks in Great Variety, both I'endulum and Lever, and their performance guaranteed. All kinds of Repairs neatly and cxpoditiously executed. j Watches and Clocks Cleaned and Repaired on the premises in the best style. . 1325 MONTRE A CYLINDRE. AHOLDEN begs to inform the in- , habitants ot the Thames that he will for the next FEW WEEKS offer his , WATCEES nt, a REDUCTION of from 15 to 20 per cent. of his present prices, so that those wishing to give Birthday Prejjent3 cannot do better than invest in his (during sale) 42s HUNTING WATCHES, former price 50s, and gonerally sold in Auckland at 635. This Watch ia Guaranteed a? a correct Time keeper, and ie a very saitable birthday present. ——• AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCH. Present prico, £4 4s; Raducod price. £3 10a. ELECTRO-PLAT IS ' Tea and Coffee Sets (4 pieces), £8 15s and £4 15s; Electro-Plate Butter Coolorei, to be cleared out at 10s oaehj 30 Hour Timepiece*, formerly 10s 6d, for 8s 6d warranted. A^DBEwTIOLDEN, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKEJR, Owen Street, Gbahamstown. See separate Advertisement for Prices of Repairs. /"IARD v Circulars (on noSe ax Ui>r caper \j in plain and fancy type. Carters' Re oeipts printed, bound and pertnrat&l a) the Rvjbsots Stab Offioe. ■\ \ ANTED KNOWN—Waste Paper for *' * Sale at the Evening Stae Office. Ax a very pleasant tea. party, the coiivgi'ba* tion turned oh transmigration. 'A lady of exquisite beauty who was sipping McGowam 1 3 best, turned to Mr lisa asked what form he wou}d prefer, tp inhabit ? T*- he. diwoWed in 81 Tea madam.