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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4401, 10 February 1883, Page 1

Coaches , COBB & CO.'S TKLEGEAPH LINE OF COACHES. rpiME TABLE, commencing 23rd Oct., i ' ,- - .--.1882.'/' DEPARTURES EACH DAF. Geahamstown—• ' Symington's Royal Hotel „, 6 a.m. Shobtland— G-arrett's Exchange Hotel ... 6.5. a.m. Pubibi— „,,. „ '. Garrett'fl Puriri Hotel ... 7.30 a.m. HIKTJTAIA— Corbett's Hikutaia Hotel ... 8.30 a.m Paeboa— M Powers' TTotel ... - 9.30 a.m. Arriving at Te Aroha ... 1130 am. DEPARTURES FROM TE AROHA. The Company's Booking Office Ip.m. Paeboa— M. Powers' Hotel ... ... 3 p.m. HIETTTAIA— Corbett's Hotel ... .... 4 p.m. Poeibi— :. G-arrott's Hotel ... ... 5 p.m. Arriving at Grabamstown ... 6 p.m Tb Aboha Stage Co., Proprietors. BBADLEY & Co.'s KOYAL MAIL COACHES. Fare to Te Aroha ... ... 10a A COACH leaves Thames, Curtie's Pacifio Hotel, for TAURANGA direct, every Monday, Wednesday, and Fbidat, at 6 morning; and for PAEROA and TE AROHA every Morning at 830. Returning from Coleman's Hotel, Ta Aroba, every day bt 9 Morning ; Pneroa at 12.30 afternoon; arriving at the Thames at 4 afternoon. COBB & CO.'S TELEGEAPH LINE OFJiOYAL MAIL COACHES, Thbough peom Thames to Taubanga Thbice Weekly, going thboxtgh IBone day, thence to Ohinemutxt. Taking passengers for TE AROHA. COACH leave* Thames every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 6 in the Morning. From Tattbanga on alternate days FARES:— Thames to Tauranga ... ... £1 10s Return Ticke's £3 10s Very Liberal Terms made for through Tourists from Auckland to the Lakes by this route. Private conveyances from Tauranga to the Lak^o if desired. Thames Booking Office j Cubtis's Pacific Hotbi. YOUNG, POPE, AND CO., HERE'S A FORTUNE! HA!-<£3000! ON The Sydney Cup, j TO BE BUN AT THE A.J.C. SUMMER MEETING. The Second Consultation of My ■ 1883 Sebies "AUSTRALASIA SWEEP. 8000 Shares, at 5s each.—An even 4. £1. j First H0r5e.....£1000 Starters divide...£lso Becond „ .... 50^> Non-atarters 109 Third , 250 T0ta1...£2000 HAYING- numerous business correspond dents all over the Colonies (an advantage wh'ch can alone enable anyone to flo*t a. Consultation successfully), added to the success of former events, induces me to announce a new series of facing Sweeps for i 18.83. .... - . " - ; "■; .',' : Results of Drawing will be duly advertised in Melbourne and Sydney papers, and result slips forwarded to all subscribers. Ten per cent, is deducted for all expenses. ProbUy is guaranteed, by good commercial bona fides. References: Melbourne Sportsman and oity journals. . i .■:•: ' Applicantt are requested to forward notes, P. 0.0., crossed cheques or postage stamps (to either of which exchange must be added,' as also 6d. on notes when other than N.8.W., Vie, or" Qd.), aud 4d stamps for reply and result. Application, as usual, by letter only. Settlements two dys after event. Writ* while you think of it. Bankers —Sydney : City Bank; Melbourne: National Bank, Addresi: AtTSTBALASIA Company, Mr J. Thompson, care of Mr H. J. Franklin, Wholesale Bookseller, Printer, and Publisher, 40 Hunter street, Sydney.(Established 1872). The Melbourne Publishing House and Shop is at 119 a Bourte-etreefe, Melbourne. 1090 R. BRYSON, General Carter and Livery Stable-keeper PAEiiOA. TTISITORS to Te Aroha and the surround V ing districts can always be supplied with superior SADDLE HORSES at very Reasonable Rates. Instruction* sent by letter in advance will receive prompt attention. ■ ■ E BRYSON 1442 Pa*boa ROGERS' and JBakors' Bags and Wrap ping Paper* printed ohoap r«t«i » hr ffivnwirto hrku OflSne. Hji.-HI)LAj;B, invmoei, «c, on ruled or piai'- paper, of every we and qualit> ■.X'jo^tea vtuli aus patch *i the Evening Star Office