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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4791, 17 May 1884, Page 1

DRESS AND FASHION I j^ttil^liiii^ei^i^Wyl vacated fey Scliofield and Moore, 11 ■ - «'■ *■'■' ♦ ■"- ■l-%'f§i\'l\'. ..'■■•f*V-i"'; '■' '.' --. j^^*^^^^'^^*^^*^^^7r ■-;. *-.?■?'.* v^f^|?f^ !^ - ;/^ •■■, . ' **.. 7^ ■.■" - / " . ■..,-.', /\ * .-■'--■■ -' ■' „■ '■ ' '''.-: ■ ';■ -"'..'■'' ■-"' J'' *' ■•^-■■^ ' '■'' >J ■' i^.-'* Goods Ki|^ ; English Marketr axi^ "^'•Sio^tHe; Address: ; -„ [; y^V-/^i. ,': ■„,;;.'. ■' '■'„/',.:\r:) '\: ,", ;: ■;? :: j. coSGRi^E and co., :^: Coener Maryland Pollen Streets, . ■;■ " " "'■ "'. : ; ■:. ■ : ' -'r '' \ ' SHORTLAND, y

Business Notices SEED KIDNEY POTATOES. Seed Kidney Potatoes 1,! GRASS, CLOVER, & FARM SEEDS . AT AUCKLAND PRICES ; AT W, DEEBLfi % / EOLLESTON STREET. Fresh Butter! Fresh Butter! J. L. WALTON TTAS made arrangements for a Large and JLI Begular Supply of BUITER of the Finest Quality from the BEST DAIRIES, and can confidently recommend same to heads of families. TUESDAY—Taranaki Supply arrives WEDNESDAY—Ohinemuri do. do. THURSDAY—Puriri do. do. SATUBDAY—Wairoa do. do. PRICE: The Loweßfc. QUALITY; The Highest. j. l, wTlton, FAMILY GROCER, SBALEY STREET. 3035 ROENNAU'S Chests of vnvmtn and Chiffoniers are still tht Adjnirttiou,— Tablet from 7« 6d each. :

Boots, Shoes & Slippers M. WHITEHEAD POLLEN STREET, HAS Now Opened a Choice Aeaortment of LA.DIEB', GENTS', and CHILDBEN'S BOOTS, SHOE 3, and SLIPPERS, as follows:— GENT3.—Ergliah and German made Balmoral and Butloa Boots and Shoes, sewn, First quality. i LAMES and GlßLS.—Elastic, Balmoral, and Button Boots, suitable for prowut wear. A Splendid lot. BABLE:l.—Boots and Shoes in greater variety than ever. liABIES,GENTS, and CHILDREN'S Warm Slippers £>t Winter wear. BOYS' and GIRLS' Strong School Boots, Men's and Bojs' Leggings, Scho 1 Bogs, Women's nnd Children's Goloshes, Waterproof Dubbin, Nubian Blacking, Peerless Gloss, Kid Reviver, Cork Sole?, all sizes, and a great Variety of Goods too numerous to mention. BOOrS MADE TO ORDER A3 USUAL. Racing TAKAPUJS& BIRTHDAY CUP. To be Run M»y 84th, 1881. THE WIJALE' S /consultation 6.v thk above Kj event is nov open. Unlimited Number of Shares at ss; each. Ist Horse ... 40 per Cent. 2nd Horse 20, per, Oent.i 3rd Horse 10 per Cent. Others (divided) ... ... 30 per Cent. Addren—. WHALE, , C«re «>f John Piibce, Wharf Hotel, fJ?h»n»ei, s

Educational . THAMES GRAMMAR SCHOOL. D. Sohofield Head Master. THE CURRICULUM includes Beading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Bookkeeping, Geography, Composition, Mapping,] History, Drawing (Mechanical and Archi* tectural), Algebra, Euclid, Latin, French, Munc,—all the Elements of a thoroughly sound English Education. Youths specially prepared for the Civi Service and University Examinations. References to Parents of successful Pupils. I FEES—Senior Classes, 265; Junior, 16s j per quarter in advance. j NIGHT SCHOOL, Is 6d per week. X?* Fibst Quarteb Commenced 21st Jan., 1884 THAMES BOYS' AND GIRLS' I£IGEL SCHOOL. QUARTER DAYS—February 4th, April 20th, July 10th, October Ist. Jas. Adams, B.A. Head Master. Coaches NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. PHILLIPS' PIONEER COACH To PAEROA and BACK DAILY, Carry ■ing Passengers and Parcels at Reduced Rates. THE COACH WILL LEAVE the Bank of New Zealand, Thames, every Morning at 8.30; leaving Paeroa at 1 p.m. ALEX. PHILLIPS. 17th January, 1884 NOTICE. HAYING taken delivery of the Mail be > tween the Thames and Paeroa from Mr RobbbtbOK, I will run an extra Coach Three times a week—MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRlDAYS—leaving Cram's Hotel at 6 o'clock morning sharp, and leaving Paeroa at half-past 2 o'clock. Axsx, Phimjm.__;