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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5279, 18 December 1885, Page 2

SUJppiny STEAM TO AUCKLAND, OittKTINQ PaBS»HSTESS AND CARGO. *iyyslt ROTOMAHANA A. FABQtnuit, Master. Fboh Thames. 18th—Friday, laid up to clean 19th—Saturday, at 5 afternoon 22nd—Tuesday, at 7 SO morning 28rd—Wednesday, at 8 morning Fboh Auokiiind. 18th—Friday, laid up to clean 19tb,—Saturday, at 11 morning 21st—Monday, at 1 atternoon 22nd—Tuesday, at 2.30 afternoon Weather and other circumstances Permitting. Freight to Te Aroha, 25b per ton. &i?" JSot responsible) for Acoidents in Shipping, Carrying, or Discharging Live Stock, or for any Goods, Pfvrceif, ft-0., put on r ba*rd »mlos3 signed for, and all Goods stored tr« at t)-,9 risk of Consignee. H. C. GmosßPlu, Agent. STEAM TO AUCKLAND. tUXBYIKO PASBBNGHSBB AKD OAB6O. -*l -& fpHE favorite Steamer, liJlii& ENTERPRISE No ». FaoH Goods Wh>». Saturday, at 6.30 evening From Auckland. Friday, at 7 evening SEBTGL& FABB (SALOON) ... 7> 6d „ (DECK) ... 5s Od Wexther and other circumstance* Permitting. Sot responsible for accidonts in shipping, tarrying, or discharging live stock, or any goods panels, etc.', put on board unless signed for, and all goods stored are .at the risk of •onaignees., - No claims for damage to or short delivery cargo will be recognised unless made with* in 48 hours after date of shipment. Office Shortland. •H.'O. GiLMBPia, Agent. THAMES EIVEE STEAM NAVIGATION COM PANT, DAILY STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH OHINEMUEI AND TE AEOHA. 'Vac t^® ••"• 9*om SHOBXtAHD, eallinjr at Goods' Wha»f. Fob TbAboita — Monday, 21»t, at 5 morning Wednesday, 23rd, at 5 30 morning Fkom Tb Ahoha. Saturday, 19th, at 5 morning , Tuesday, 22nd, nt 7 morning Thursday, 24th, afc 8.30 morning RETURN TICKETS for Te Aroha 10s taring Holidays, available for 14 days. P.S. TE AROHA. ForPABBOA — Saturday, 19th, at 2.30 afternoon Tuesday, 22nd, at 5 morning Thursday, 24tb, at 6 morning ■■ '' • From Pabboa— Monday, 21st, at 8.30 morning Wednesday, 23rd, at 9 30 morning Thursday, 24th, at 12 noon FARES: Single. Return. TufUs „i ...■'*• g »• £J flikktaia... .» »• 0d 6. Od Paeroa . . ... 5s Od 7s 6d Te Aroha ... 7« 6d 12s 6d Weather and other circumstances permitting. RETURN TICKETS for Paeroa 5s during Holidays, aiailable for 14 days. fMHE P:8. TS AROHA will be open for L Excursions during the Xmas and New Tear Holidays. H. C. Giu&rara, Manager.

Thk following officers were appointed for the ensuing year, at the meeting of the Prinee of Wales Lodee, So. 20, Protestant Alliance Friendly Society, held on WednesI» T evening:—W.M., Bro. J. West; D.M., Bro. Cr. Bom; Secretary, Bro. W. Smith; Treasurer, Bro. J. McDonald; Chaplain, Bro. W. Graham; Senior Elder, Bro. J. W. Owilliam; Junior Elder, Bro. M. Hethering* •too*' . • Tflß unemployed workmen, in Auokland •nd the neighborhood are complaining Utterly of the dilatorines* of the authorities -Aiding sufficient employment for them, and 4ftlfc of adopting more effective modes of inVoencing Government. MOST of the fieh recently caught by the dinar, o f the Hinemoa for the Colonial and I ladtftn Exhibition have died, and it is pro* babU that the attempt to take New Zealand j fish Home alive will be abandoned. ThM Oanedin Horticultural Society's gammer Show took place yesterday, and was very successful. Tbe number of entries was aot so large as last year, but tbe eihibits were pronounced superior. "Jtoces ok Cows."—Ask for Wells 1; " Bettgh on Corns." Quick relief, complete, -pawnneat cure. Corns, wart*, bunions.— TJempthorne, Prosser and Co., Agents, Auckland. ' • To restore nerve and brain waste, nothfsg «que'» Hop Bitten. Believe this pad turn bat American Co.'s, Set.