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RAILWAY NOTICES. £j-E\V ZEALAND RAILWAYS. THAMES RACES—IITII AND 13TH JANUARY. CHEAP EXCURSION Tickets will be issued to Thames from Frankton and intermediate stations on direct line of route on THURSDAY, 11th, and from Frankton, Waibi and Intermediate stations on direct line of route on SATURDAY, 13th January, by trains due to arrive Thames not later than 1.1.24 a.m. each day. These tickets are available for return on day of issue only. EXAMPLES OF RETURN FARES. From 2nd. Ist. Frankton 7/ 10/ Hamilton 6/0 10/ Jlorrinsville .V 7/ Waiioa 4/3 0/3 Waihon 4/ <>/ To Arolm 3/9 5/6 Paeroa 2/ 3/ Oc 11th and 131 h January, Special Train leaves Frankton for Thames North at 7.50 a.m., Hamilton 7.05, Morriusyille 8.50, Te Aroba 9.20, Paeroa 0.4, arriving Thames 10.50 a.m. Return train leaves Thames for Frank ton 0.0 p.m., arriving Fraukton 8.30 p.m. Usual 10.10 a.m. Paeroa-Thamcs North train will leave I'ueroa 10.19 a.m., arriving Thames 11.24 a.m. On 13th January only, tho usual 8.30 a.m. Waihi-Paeroa train will he delayed to leave Waihi at 9.0 a.m.. Paeroa arrive 9.40 a.m., connecting with 7.50 a.m. Frankton Jn. -Thames North race train. A train will leave Paeroa for Waihi at 7.0 p.m. (after arrival of 5.10 p.m. Thames North-Frankton Jn. train). For further particulars see handbill or inquire at stations. 8 MEETINGS. DOUGLAS Credit Movement—Delegates and Members' Meeting To-night, Fort Street. Important business and Douglas' Itinerary. S PUBLIC NOTICES. TMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT JL CONCERNING PATENT. The Owners of Patent No. G22S.">, for Improvements In Refrigerating Plants for the Continuous Freezing of Fish, desire to secure ita manufacture in New Zealand so as to satisfy the reasonable requirements of the public. To tills eud they are willing to sell the patent rights or to grant licenses on reasonable terms for the manufacture of the patent in New Zealand. All inquiries to be addressed to HIGGS AND O'EHDNNELL, Patent Attorneys, Druids Chambers, Corner of Lambton Quay and Woodward Street. Wellington. And at 63. Endean's Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland. xS MUSICAL TUITION. TTULME. Violinist, term £1 ; Beginner's - , -- 1 - Outfit. £1; all examinations.—Shortland St., City. 10