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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1792, 18 April 1874, Page 1

Shipping. STEAM TO AUCKLAND THIS DAY' ' AT 4.O'CLOCK P.M. ' AUCKLAND STKAM PACKET COMPANY (LIMITED.) \ * 'PHE screw-steamer .....'GOLDEN CROWN.' ' Daily (from' Tararu)' at 4 o'clock atternoon .; -Daily (from Auckland) ai 11 o'clock morning '"•"""- V (Circumstances permitting) < ' ■ Train to meet the steamei will leave Cnrtis's Wharf half an hour before advertised time of sailing/ • f Freight, 8s per ton, received, at the Company's store on the Whaif, and kept until shipped, : free of charge. , Not responsible for shipping,, carrying, ; or discharging live stock. ; . .. I • ; Fares—From Auckland to Grahamstown, and,Grahamstown to Auckland: Saloon, 8s; Steerage, 53 6d, the Company paying Tramway and Wharf oharges. Carrying Freight at cur-, rent'rates. WM. 60UTER, Agent.j STEAM TO AUCKLANI)i T : Cabbying Passbngebs and Caeqo.l "k -i • Puddle-steamer !.. B|j|||> ■■ 'ENTERPRISE No. 2.' j ' : .,Ff!OH GbAHAMSTOWN, ~■ ;.. J.. .Saturday, April 18, at 10 o'clock night.. ; ! Weatkr and other cirmmstaues Cap Not responsible for accidents in Shipping, Carrying, or Discharging Stock, • "■■ holmW'bros. ' ! R.ONYON,'Agent, j AOBTRALA3IAN STEAM NAVIGATION CO.'S FIRST-CLASS STEAMERS, j SYDNEY; AND MELBOURNE,! - Transhipping to. BRISBANE, ALL'OTHER. :. yTJBENSLAND, PORTS, ADELAIDE, aid KltfG GEORGE'S SOUND,, by.the A;S.N. ■ Company's Steamers. ■iv. : ■ ! MrpHE Splendid new Steam'y''RANGATlßA,' ; 760 tons, W.. Hiiiii, Commander, expected again about the 28th inst., will leave for the above ports three days after arrival. tot particulars of freight or passage, apply to , B. M. JERVIS, Agent, Auokland j a, ONYON, Agent, Grahamstown/ SHIPPING- NOTICE. ; v r rHB TIME TABLES, Rates : i of Passage Money; -Freights, and every information, required WMfflmt concerning the undermentioned Steamship services,' to be obtained' at' the Steamship Agency office, Grahamstown":— ; 'HERo,?s.s,j for Sydney and Melbourne, CauiOKsfliNKandCo, Agents, Auckland. ! . New Zealand Steam , Shipping. Company's Steamers for all Southern Provinces, CoojibEs and Dauh, Agents, Auckland. '. ' j ■' iR. ONYON, ! " '<■■ Agent, Grahamstown.; Jfc.. T?OR COROMANDEL. - The Mk JJ: Yacht .'GALATEA' will TA.RAUO WHARI? for Coromandel Tni3 Dat (SaturApril 18, 'immediately after 1 "theamy.U'6t the 'Golden Crown' from Auckland,—ili'pr freight or passage, apply on board; or to J..F, Carter, Stationer, Browa-street.;

, , J. NICHOLLS*' PARCELS DELIYERY. . pOODS: and PARCELS Forwarded by Uf ; every Steamer to aadfrpm Auckland. ' OifWOßa—Karakaßridm((cornerof Pollen and Walters-streets'.' At Auckland': Wilson's Dining ; Robms; Queeu-street Wharf. ■•Slate 1 for' orders at Mr Carter's, Stationer, Grahamstown. GBAHAMBTOWNAND TABABU : TBaMtYAY. TRAINS LEAVE TArARU at 9 o'clock, and Every Hour until 6 o'clock. Leave Curtis' Wharf, Graaamstown, at 8.30 o'clock, . and Every flour .until 5,30 o'clook, . The Train to meet the' Golden Crown', will l«ave Curtis' Wharf HAW-AH-Houa before her advertised time of sailing. .' ! FARES SIXPENCE. .'.;.'" ' j. For Rates Charged lor Carriage of Goflda, fee, applyto- . • ' • :H.O.aiLLESPIB; Offioe,Tararu. .

Business; Notices. ■; ;jji'a io g 'u"b . But—J. say, Tom, where do you buy your 'groceries?" 1 • • j'< '■ i Tom.—Me;' I don't 1 buy any; let the- old woman do that. • I believe she gets them from MoSOWAN'S Little Shop. . .-.. | Bin,-What sort of ; a.■ chap is that McGtowan? I hare heard a good deal about him.'' ■•''••• " •■ ■ i Tom.—rdon't know much about him, only that I get good Tobacco fronv him. : My okl woman says he is the fairest dealing' Grocer ever she saw, for he just tells the people when a thing is bad, as fast as if it were good, -.Bitii—Does he, faith; why, most of them dealers are always praising their goods ? Tom,—l balieVe a fellow always gets on best by telling the plain truth, and 1 know I can't get better Butter than my missus brings home. , Bill.—l think he has a Bakery too.' ■ Toa.—Yes, faith,"l'forgot that; and he makes the best of Bread. This is some I hare for my oribb. • Bill—Let's see;,my word, that is good bread; it is not so hard and crumbly as some. I'll try McGtowan tiui Saturday. (Does he' give tiok? :. ."- ■■■ ' ■ ■■■-' j Tom.—Well, I'think he will require to know. ; you pretty well before he trusts much. You flee, he buys for ready money himself,.and that" is why he can sell so cheap. . ! But—Well, I haven't been'getting very, good Tea lately, and I will give MoJe-wan; a try'