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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3900, 29 June 1881, Page 3

-Fbebdoh shrieked, and Hope for.a season bid the world farewell, when it became known about Brown street one day during the week tbat MoLiveb's stock of Short . ■ Jfavy bad run out. A fresh supply has since come to hand, and the popular dispenser of the soothing weed man's the breach once more.— [Advt.]

r TO.MOEBOW, THURSDAY, 30th JUNE. At 2 p.m. TJ A N X S~ A N D C O. Will-Sell, at the Parawai Yards, at 2 p.m., DRAFT PRIME STEERS, from G. B. MOBBIS, Eiq's.i Tauranga; Fall-market Napier WETHERS, FAT PIGS, Ac. About 120 bugs first-claßß Oaten Hay CHAFF, two separate samples. Under Bill of Sale—A quiet DAIRY CO W Springing to Calf. Also, for positive sale, in the estate of Mr R. M. Hawkes—One Medium Draught HORSE, Eight years old, good in Shafts or Lead, splendid worker in plough or sleigh. One tight Harness HORSE, Sight years old; aleo good in plough or sleigh, as a Packer cannot be beaten. ; Meetings ,^i^':' A.O.F. '■'- COUET PKIDEoFPAENELL, 4409. vJI^JMA" TmHE HALF-YEARLY /Slsmmßs& A meeting of the jSjflAgttK^jß above Court will be held XiJßttj^ELJf at the Freemasons' Hall, Jlg^H^^BML Owen street, Grahams--H^^K^^ town» 6n THURSDAY JK\JSSSnJm EVENING-, June 30, at fS^mfflggili^l^ Business — Election- of Officeri,&b. ''■' ;'";,', - „ '. Chabiks Ahieb, „ T .,, y ..;■■.•- ?' j -S:'.',^- ■- *'■''■:':] ■ • ■•'■ Secretary. '•■ LUCKS ALL GOLD MINING COM- «;!.,, -PANY (LIMITBD.) AN Extraordinary GENERAL MEET* , ING of .Shareholders will be held at (He 1: Company's Offioe, bhortland street, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the sth day of July, 1881, at 2 p.m. . Business: To confirm (he action of the Directors in effecting an amalgamation of this Company with the Hopeful Goldmining Company (Limited) ; also to pass a resolution that the Company bo wound up. By order of the Directors. F. A. Whitj:, Manager. AucW«°d, 11th June, 1881. 2289 TO LET, for a term of Beien Years, the LAND and HOUSE at Parawai lately occupied by the Family of Mr Wbkmt. The Land is fenced; about 30 acres in grass. Tbe Orchard contains nearly 500 trees. The Souse hai-aix-rooms. There is also a large Cow-shed andVtber outbuildings.—Apply to F. C. DIAK, Thames. Is^ diiferenoe between a Gent and a Gentit man ;—Tfte'Gent turns up what he has for a • note and says, Oh, Ah- The Gentleman walk* into McGowan's and «ays, Mao give me » pound of jour Tka, and send for order tivrj week