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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4213, 3 July 1882, Page 3

Mr M. W. Green still affords the newspaper writers in the Empire City material for passing reference. A contributor to the New Zealand Times says: —"It is gratifying to know that Mr Green'is losing a good deal of his sweet •implicily and modesty, and is commencing Id learn the ways of the worldly. On Saturday he succeeded in running two Maori .members into the end of a blind passage in the Parliamentary buildings, and; kept them there until he had thoroughly explained the principles of his bill. It is sad to think, however, that one of the noble savages refused to give his . support to the principle of eight hours' labor. In replying to Mr Green he spoke tersely and to the point, merely remarking,' 'No fear- Two hours work - quite enough! '"■ "Mah want* bat little here below, but wants that little strong." Certainly. Strong, mild, or medium cigarette tobacco to be ob* "~ tamed. ,-at .MoLivkh's, Brown street.— [ADTT^t

EXCUR lON EXCURSION TO AUCKLAND. To give the inhabitants of the Thames an opportunity to Visit H.M.S. Nelson, ROTOMAHANA Will leave on TUESDAY at 8 Morning, leav-' ing Auckland at 430 Afternoon. Return Tickets (available- till the following day): Saloon; 7« 6d; Steerage, sa. N.B.—The fare by ferry boat from Auckland Wharf to the Nelson and back, One Shilling." .. „ 126 Meetings EUBEKA MINE, OTANUI. A MEETING of the Shareholders in the JUL above Mine will be held at the Saluta* tion Hotel, Mary street, TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. . . . B. Boss, 136 Secretary. "■■■ Notices impebial; pensions. IMPERIAL PENSIONS will be payable at the Custom House; Thames, on WED* NESDAY, July sth, 1882, at 10 o'clock '■'A' 'v . . ■ -': E. F. TIZABD. . Custom Hou»e, Thames, July 3rdy1882,. /' ;