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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4505, 13 June 1883, Page 3

■•"3mew ■•■ A MARRIED COUPLE are in w»m of a Situation ; the nn»n is thoroughly ecquainted with agricultural work, either farm or Burden, and the wife ie an experienced Cook.'' Applicants c*n be seen daily at the Qaeeii'ft Hotel, Aib«rt street. 1663 TT7 AS TED KNOWN—OYSTERS. Frenb VV H nd Fine-F'aToreri, io be had T) A TXY at A. Cui/LEN fs, corner of Pollen and Mary streets. . VS7ANTFD, COOK and LAUNDRESS 1 t V A Housemaid kept.—Apply Mas I Cam>.eb, St. George's Parsonage, Pol'm ! street. 1658 \i; ANTED TO HELL, Galvanised VV Iron Chitnnies, 24 guage Iron, 25s each ; 1,000 Colonial Ovens, from 14s each.— Geobok McCatjl, Thames Galvanised Iron Works. \V ANTED TO SELL, 100,000 Feet »» O.G. and Half Sound Spouting, from 2d per foot; Down Pipes And Ridge Caps made to any size or pattern; Iron furred for tanks Verandahs, &c, on the shortest n tice.— Gbobqk McCato, Thames Galvanised Iron Works. 11/ANTKP TO SELL, a large Assorttt dent of Harp Lights at ss, Cork Slides at 5s fid, Fancy Bronze Brackets 2s. 2; light Water Chandeliers 20s ear.h. Gas Globes from Is 6d each.—Gbokge McCAn, ! Thames Galvanised'lron Works. I WANTED TO SELL, CHEAP, 350 Kegß Wire and Ewbank Nails, 60 , doz. Amks' No. 3 Shovels ; also, Builders' Ironmongery.—GbobGHE MoCatti,, Thames Galvanised Iron Works.' WANTED TO SELL, 50,000 feet Galvanised Iron Water Pipe, from i-iuch, at 3d per foot.—GEOBOE tScCkVh, Thames Galvanised Works, WANTED TO SELL, 60 asesCorrugated Galvanised Iron, and 40 Casts Zinc, imported direct, and for sale very Cheap by GsoBOB McCatjl, Thames Galvanited Iron Works. V\ ANTED KNOWN—Waste Paper for ' * Sale at the 'VTMisa Stab Office. Government Notices H AUK AH GOLD MINING DISTBICT. Warden's Offioe, Thames, 11th June, 1883. 11HE Applications for Licenses for Gold Miring purposes, under the Gold Mining Districts Act, 1883, specified in the H«hedule hereunder, may be granted on MONDAY, the ninth day of July, 1883, unless valid objection thereto be in the meantime made in writing, and lodged at this Office not later than seven clear days before that date. Plans and applications may be seen here. Habbt Kenbic*, Warden. SCHEDULE. No. 19I— 0 eorge Briant, Claremont Claim; urea, three roods and thirty-eight perches; situated at Karaka Creek, near the Bokianga Claim. Bounded on all sides by ground supposed to be unoccu* )ifd. Distinguishing mark on pegs T* No. 20. —William Fraser, Montgomery Claim; area, ten acres and 5 perches; situated at Waiotahi Creek. Bounded by the Moanataivi Company's Licensed Holding ("Waitemata ")» on the west; by the Hiberiifa Licensed Holding on the south, and on other sides by unoccupied ground.

Business Notices NOT I C E . MESSES FOY BROS, desire to call the attention of the Public to the SUPERIOR ENLABGED VIGNETTE PORTRAITS Xltey are now Producing, and which they are preparpd to Execute on very Reasonable All Work done by the HEW IHSTANTANEOUS PROCESS. 1624 Extraordinary Notice! B. BATEMAN, BUTCHER, cobkeb of boheßton and sealey Stbbexs, BEOS to return thanks to bis Customers and the Public generally for the patronage accorded him ever since the opeßing of the field, and hopes to merit a continuance of the same by the simple fact of keeping NOTHING- BUT THE BEST ARTICLE PROCURABLE IN THE MARKET ; Therefore, it is unnecessary to say, that" THB PBIMEST OF BEEF! "THE PBIMEST OF MUTTON 1 THE PBIMEST OF POBK! and (par excellence) THE PKIMBST OF SAUSAGES ! BOTH BKKT AVJ> POBK, Are always to be bad st his Establishment. Hie aim is to Sell the BEST article at the LOWEST possible price. SHIPPING SUPPLIED, Whomssalb i and Retail. Fakiiibs Waited on toe Obdbbb, and every Attention paid to the farors of Customers. Note fha Address — ft. BATE M AN, Corner of ROLLESTON and SEALEY STREETS, BHORTLAND. REAL PORK SAUAGrES, BRAWN &c, at Deeble & Co/s, BOMEBTON STBBET. ROENNAU'S Chests of Drawers and Chiffoniers are still the Admiration.— Tables from 7s 6d each. A UCKLAND RUBBER STAMP CO f\ AX3BBT StBXXT. • Kstablißbed 1870. BtamD« at 24 hours. Thje difference betvroeu a Gent and a Gtentlt man .—The G-ent turns up what he has for a nose and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walks into MoGowak's and says, Mao give me * pound of TiA, and send for order