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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3856, 9 May 1881, Page 3

Notices STAPLETON'S MOVELTY CANARY CON B^^ ** ' TKXN No.-8 on TttE 7 < MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE, : GRAND NATIONAL HANDICAP and HUNT CLUB CUP, *< ' TO BE ETTN A.T . *"> IIM4UU, QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY^ lssi, 2000 Subscribers at 10$ each. „ 1 Each Ticket lias a chance of winning Three 1 / ' " Truwi. _ 1 Maiden ' '*tel Hunt Steeple- - Of»nd oiub chase. National Cia> Ist Horie ....r £100 .£l5O £106 2nd Home' / ... W '*° 75 3rd Hone ..'. 25 30 26 Other : Starters* ■ " - (divided) .... 40 50 40 If on-starters (diTided) ... 86 ■ JOC- J>s £300 *4CO £300 To be conducted as fellows:—Bach event to be drawn for separately, making three drawings. The holder cf one or f more tickets has an equal interest in the three above events, thus giving him or her a chance of obtaining three Tiowes with one tjofcet. To be drawn nt Foresters' HbII, by a Ommil tee of the Subscriber*, and results advertised in Morning Pa: ere. Is exchange on cheques." Two*stamps for reply and result. *^' f For fhe greater siliefaclion of my numerous client*, I mW«s' request«d Mr Jitbai FoMikg, Tobacconist, "City Bbtto/Colombo street to act st* Treasurer: "He )i»v»g eonsentpd, will for the future receive and p»* all moneys in eonnPfcHon with my ConsulljMlons. ■ TrfOMAS STAK.ETOHJ ' ' ' Box ISB. Or to— Jubal FISMIK&, • ■ > TreA«urW, City Baths, Colombo street.-, • "AOEMT FOB THE THAMES— CHAULES MCLIVEIt^ T t JhibwK ST^i«f.\. "j _' 2064 PA ER O A X*6 4 TEL. F. LIPSEY, Psopribtoh. '• , The vei/ Best Saddle Horses provided i x*9t fa* jSbertejst Noticfci > > %'*. t\STABLING! '-FA^QGIfS!^ "yfcyeij;information afforded' %o Straogem. Hordes secured for the Trip to Te Arolmdr4kal'haraes. ' i; ! n>-i .< ■. ■■■±. mm .' '•■■■'■■: ■ " ••■'■■■ I CHARGES MOPEEATE. Table D* Hote Daily. OPPOSITE THE WHARF, PAEEOA^ ' ; .. --/>V* -.. ■, i., -: ■-. '-:;i*.;.- • ' .'"it' I \ ' • ■ - I-,"?:-.'!; '■'!-. "i- ■>■■' "i/i 1 -•'■.■•' '"• -:, ■'■ ALL NATIONS' HOTEL, M. (£ POWER, iPEOjfjppiu", ! i „ -i jr.;- .'■') 'iV .fA'S^tk '<•'■■ '' '"'* Only the Beat Wines *'iod ' I^«jtt6#i supplied. Superior AccomnjodUtion for man and horse. \: „.^ u r< •■ Visitor to the...iienv' Goldfield, or -travellers, would do well to put up at the ALL NATIONS' HOTEL: — '— ; -— ■. . - ; .j,., ■- ...,.■■ ——" CO M M E-« CIA L HO TEL, Paeboa. J. M. COOTE - Pbopbibtob. The yerv BEST ACCOMMODATION for VISITORS. MEAI.B iAW HOUBS. GOOD STABLING and PADDOCK ! Contiguous to the Landing. T\ H. B A V L D 0 N. MINING ENGTNEKR AND. 3URYEfQR, O^pes : Te Aboha* a*» Thames. AUTHORISED and Licensed SUR. YEYpB. under the Lands Transfers Act, ' , :■'.■;; • ■ -■• ' ■ T PHILLIPS AND SON, MEECHANTS AND GENERAL i ■ : STOREKEEPERS, Have always On Hand the largest stock ,of General Merchandise in the District. Te Aroha Qrders -P*roa»i:'tijr Executed. NEW STOR& MRS CHARLES TONGE* late of the Thames, begs to aiitiounce that she has OPENED a GENERAL STORE opposite the Te 'Aroha Dining Rooms, and, h^peg to merit a §hare of £u\s'p 4^ trft«^S eJfctsr specialities are \-~ Freah Yegetablesaod fruit, Produce gf all kinds, GVo*erJeß at Thanies Prices, Splendid Bacon and Cheese, and the best Tobacco on the Aro^. W^f the Addijes^ apd giye a Q^,ll "GOYE^MtefGAiETTK. " fVJAV STAB (Thaw«t) i» » duly Oasetted J. Jourptil iar >«c f übliwtion of all Bankrupt^, Highway, and other Public Notices, under various CoU>ni»l Act*... -; . ~ ABIS Circulars (on iiote or letter papn *wr in plain and fancy type. Ourteri It > xipt* printed, bound apj paiflcir*t«d «t tin dTimofo Btai Q9m. f "1 jjk dii^'ereoce between a Qjent in& a (Jentli man;— The Ghent turns up wha^ he has for « nose and says/ Oh, Ah. 'The Qie^tiemai \yalke into M^OWA^'^ and Sftjs, Mac give uu a pouv«l pf )d^f T?^, and |end. v fpjf order " A p^e; emlk^vavd 4»«t wluoii i»r« tU< I nature of the !««» McCk)WAH lellt *' t»c 3t 1 > gtowidi