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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4364, 28 December 1882, Page 2

The much talked of transit of Venus is a mere trifle in comparison with the transformation that has just taken place at Chirms McLiveb's. Call in and see trie grand dia« play of Christmas Toys, Cards, and Q-eneral Fancy Goods.—[Advt.]

Volunteer Notices '^dsMM^tf:: ... DISTRICT ORDERS. Militia and Volunteer Office, Thames, 28lh Decambar, 1882. THE Officer- Commanding the District; will attend at the Militia and Volunteer Office, Shortland, TO MORROW (Friday), 29th December, between 10 and 12 foranoon, to pay Officers Commanding Cotnpaaiea the district prizes for their respective corps. By order. J. GfiAWI, Adjutant Thames District. Fruerals FUNERAL NOTICE. ■'; O THE Funeral of Mab&abet MoMuti.Ki*^will leave the residence. RoUeston street, ' TO-MORROW (Friday), 29th insfc^nt, at 3 p.m. Friends please accept this invitation. W. TWBNTYMAN, Undertaker, Pollen street. General Notices NOTIC E. A PPLICATIONS for the right to Prospect il and Mine for Gold and other minerals on the foreshore the property of the Thames Harbor Board will be received at the Warden's office, Thamei, where the conditions upon which the right may be granted, may be obtained from the Mining Registrar. The applications with a tracing of the area of the area-applied for, should be addressed te His Excellency the Governor, and may be granted under the authority of the Thames Harbor Board Act of 1880. HABBT KER2ICK, Warden. Thames, December, 22nd 1882. 938 WANTED, an Experienced General Serve at. Mrs J. Mabshall. Parawai. <S>4P