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Thames Advertiser, Volume VIII, Issue 2039, 8 May 1875, Page 2

Public Auction Sale?. 1 x ,i ; ■. THIS DAY. j At II o'clock. F. A. PULLEINE Will (ell- by auction, at his Mart, Albert* street, This Day, at 11 o'clock, OHB PONY, SADDLE AND BRIDLE Apples and Pears Potatoes Dneks aad Foivls Canterbury Hams and Cheese .Onions 5 owes Tart Fruits i 5 ' lot Garden Tool® Etc., etc , etc. THIS DAY. . At 11 o'clock, MESSRS GUDGEON & CO. . Will Bell at their Rooms, and EFFECTS, consisting cf \ ! Two .'Chests of Drawers, Chiffonier, Two Sewing Machines," Tot JKouud Tables, Bed(to.,' Ac... •. ; ~ 20 cases of Apples aud Peats ' 50 volumes of Book?, Poultry, fcc. ' ■ • 3 : PURIIiI TOWNSHIP; • ■ j; \ ■ ■ ; - • ■ ,• .- block of nejs'hold land, suitable,:ior Building purposes, en the BANKS OP THE PORIRI RIVER, it the junction ef tho HIKOTAIA ROAD, the OHINEMCRI HOAD, and the TRACK' to the TAIRUA Q JLDFIELD, is now being Surveyed, and the JfREBfIOLD-ALLOTMENTS will be SOLD ADCriON in a few dayr-. Dairymen, Carters, and others wanting IMALI'fARMS adj dning this Township, can LEASE tame '6n applic.ition to P. C. Dbaf, Qrahamstown, Thame*. May 5,1875. PURIRI TOWNSHIP. MR. DAVID McCLEART begs fo give notice to the Public that he Intobds in h few days to have his Freehold .Estate on the Fnriri River CUT 01' Into Allotments to suit purchasers. 1 ' :i '' Groceries. ' LATEST NEWS FROM OHINEMURI. ; . 1)1 Q EON GRAMS, FROM OUR OWN L CORRESPONDENT, 6 a.m. " There is a good time comißg, ' 1 . MAN that glitters is ndt gold." All the gold is not lyiu# on tbe surface. Hot found by nobblerising in tho Township, but by " Digging Down" deep. Industry) perseverance, and capital requireifcto 1 12 a.m. l Jnlliu has discovered a Mine worth four millions. This will help to p3y Interest ; W ouf National Debt, bring Out a choice; ' ; lot of Immigrants, l keep, up the ' ■ • ' Native Department expenditure; ; jand -reward ' .% - 1 BUpjorte'rs; and loafers■ •, : . generally, .; i $ p.m, Gold etrack, by the Prospectors; not: 1 . t quite, so-rich as Julius's, but of a better , ■ . . ■ iquality, Nevet mind the above, the folkwing |ii / more important:—,, At the I OIIINEMUBI STORES-', \ ■ SHORTLAND, 1 Yon can always get the best Fresh Butter In .v . the market,. Teas, from- • ' 2s to 3s 6d Keilor'a Marmalade • • Is Tomato Sauce • • Gil Best Hobartown Jams • 9d lo lOd ' goap, from • • 7d Washing Soda •. •2d Palfld and Castor Oil • » 8d Price's best Sperm Candles' .• Is Lamb's Superfine Flour • 7sfiolbs New Zealand and Australian . Preserved Meats,»2lb tins • Is 6d to Is 8d Do., 41b tins • 2s o<l Pritce Bacon • * la id per lb, Also on SaleCrockery, Glassware, etc,, viz.Cups, and Sauces, Plates, Meat Dishes, Pie Dj,, . Vegetable Do , Fgg Cups, Teapot?, Jugs, Basins, Butter Coolers, Sugars, Presstd and Cut Tumblers, pints and half-pints, Winegbstes, etc., etc.—Diggers' Kt quisites:—Fho'vcl?, Prospect - iiig Dishes, Billies, Buckets, Frying Pans, Pannikins, Belts, Knives, and other articles too numerous U mention. All Goods will be ?o'd at the lowest Possible Prices, consistent with always paying 203 in the L J. If. HANSEN, OHINEMDItI STORES, SHORTLA.KD, . 3,220 YAR D 8 w 111T E FLANNELS, 1046 YABDS COLOEED FLANNELS, Just Imported, at J, MARSHALL'S, IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE THAMES PUBLIC! !! OWJNQ to the enormous prices which the people of the Thames have hitherto had to pay for their Meat, the undersigned havedetermined to Open Busings in Brown-street, next door to the Scotia Hotei, where they will tell tbo primest quality of every description of Meat at prices TWENTY PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN THOFE HITHERTO CHARGED. The business is now opened with a magnificent show of Beef, Mutton, Pork, and Lamb, ■ MIME SAUSAGES FBESH DAILY I ' ALSO, CORNED BEEF, PORK, PICKLED TONGUES,' A, DORN WELL k CO., ■ BUTCriERS, •