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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4983, 31 December 1884, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. Thames Bean oh : Albert Steeet. t 'XMAS -1884.Its*, g || "P7 £ 11111 E^ S g-a 11 r 'XMAS3 -1884- ---—. iff ° j ? 55 o «> JK.3i5 @seip! ftiiii'd sl'Saßß mji CO *^ j fl • K^ t> a I > L w .?2 ?XMAS a -1884,New Zealand Clothing Factory. G. W. CHILCOTT, Beanch Manages. THE CHEAPEST and BEST PLACE ON THE THAMES Eor Groceries, Earthenware, Glass, and China .MoGOWAN'B. A EEBUOTION IN MANY LEADING LINES. DON'T Run into Debt if you can find anything else to run into. EXCURSIONS AUCKLAND RACES. New Year's Day Excursion *l *!skv Fj'H.Bi 8.8. J^Olfe; "UOTOMAHANA Will leave Thames on THURSDAY, at; 6.30 Morning, leaving Auckland at 12 Midnight. EETUBN TICKETS for that Day only ss. CONGREGATIONAL CHUECH. h- rpHEp.B. TB AROdA Will leave 81iorf;land at 7 o'clock sharp on THURSDAY, January Ist, calling at Curlio' Wharf, instead of Boxing Day, as previously arranged. • BETURN TICKETS, Five Shillings—including Provsions. Children under 12, Halfprice. • SHOETLAND VOLUNTEEE FIRE BBIGADE. *\~ rf-HE ANNUAL PICNIC j^auJL^^K . J. of the abo^e Brigade MH^ttlgg*' will beheld onTHUKSDAY, Basmiiwi&aHr ] 8 (-, January, 1885, at the Puke. The p.s. PATIKT wll leave Shortland Wharf at 6 a.m. sharp. f- H. B. SIMMONDS, Secretary. The native feast and haka at Taiporohenuj, near H»Wera, ia now over, and to-day the natives proceed to Maautahi, where the same will be repeated. Un Sunday last the natives, besides entertaining Lheir own people, entertained fully six hundred Europeans. Titokoaddressed worda of woleome, and spoke of the peace existing belwotu the Maoris"* and; Europeanf. Skikmt Meit.—Wells' " Health Benewer" rostorea health nn;i vigor, cures Dyspnp'-ia, Impotence, Debility. At druggists.—Jtempthoroe, ProMer and Ou , A((em» AueUtjnd.