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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4229, 21 July 1882, Page 3

CaUiT 1 - N O T I- C E . MARTHA GOLD .VUNTtfG COMPANY (T IMITF.-D). A CALL (the fii\>l) "( 1' P" Ilmr- )>w bean mnde bj iW l>n\ <■•»>•* <>r \\\-< above Company, p»y»bl. '• |ln\u- iii •••■ • o. at the Office of'lhe Company S o-.U.inri si. .-I Auckland, on MOB DAY, 24 h July, 18S2. F. A. Whim:, Manager. Auckland, ■ 4ili July, 1882. 151 Tenders QUEEN OP BEAUTY EXTENDED GOLD MINING- COMPANY (Limited.) mENDEPS are invited, and will be re--1 ccived until SATURDAY, at' 3 p.m., for Driving on Ecef West at No. 8 level. Specifications and full particulars to be obtained at the mine. Geobgt? Buck, Man ager. 19th July, 18 Qg. 203 Notices TOM HERON- 4 T>EG3 TO INTIMATE THAT HE HAS* OPENED THE GOVERNOR BOWEN HOTEL, wlie-'e he intends keeping the BEST Brands of Liquor*. The Commercial Rooms will be eupplipd »iih' Home and Colonial Papers. Sporiing Telegrams will be posted during the season in tho Club Room. The Ordinary, at 12.30, will be run on a stjle tba* has never been tried yet on the Thames. T.H.s exparience &3 an Aeaayer of longstanding will I c at the disposal of his customers. He intends opening-a private assay office on the premises, thus establishing a long felt want in this district. Pure WhiskyNo Headaches. IMPORTANT NOTICE. F. Wells & Son WILL OPEN THE OLD-ES T A BLISHED Butcher's Shop, IN QWEN STREET (late in the occupation of Mr Fyse). THEY WILL EXHIBIT THE BEST SHOW OF MEAT, THIS EVENING. ONE BERKSHIRE PIG, Weighing <Loolbs. Aist-ONE FIRST-CLASS LAMB. P. WELLS & SON, OWEN STREET. MFARS & CO.] [WEARS & CO. "TVTEW piURED TTAMS AND BACON. NEW CURED HAMS & BACON. PEIME SALT BUTTER PEIME SALT BUTTER. NEW SEASON TEAS NEW SEASON TEAS. ROYAL NAVY COCOA ROYAL NAVY COCOA. r7|v BEST VALUE! IN \ 4l New Season TEAS AT LIGHT OF AGE KEROSENE LIGHT OP AGE KEROSENE WOOD'S FLOUR WOOD'S FLOUR. PEIME TABLE POTATOES PRIME TABLE POTATOES. Jflears 4f Co., TEA DEALERS, &c, POLLEN STREET, THAMES. BRANCH STORES AT : WAITEKAURI. The best test of the interest of a book is its capability of being read {a leoond time ditto forSiTiA.

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