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Thames Advertiser, Volume XII, Issue 3234, 3 February 1879, Page 1

Shipping. FOR COEOMANDEL. wr--1 mem sahib,' Will leave Shortland Wharf on Tuesday, a 2.30 afternoon, for Coroinandol, carryitij passengers STEAM TO OHINEMURI, GALLIC G A-T ALL STATIONS. ® jrt. 'F'HE fast and commodioui 1. side-wheel steamer «TJS ABOHA," H. Dalton, Master, From Shortland (oalliho at GRAHASSTowt Wharf). Monday, at 1,30 afternoon Wednesday, at 3.30 afternooa Friday, at 7 morning From Ohihemuri. Tuesday, Kt 7 morning Thursday, at 9 morning Saturday, at 6 morning, sharp Refreshments on Board. | H. W. HEATH, Manager. STEAM TO OHINEMOBI, Calling at all Stations. . . fjjpHE fast p.s, ' PEARL,' Fbom Shortland (caluho at Grahamstown Wharf). For Ohinemuri. Tuesday, at 2.30 afternoon Thursday, at 4.30 afternoon Saturday, at 7 morning From Ohinemuri, Wednesday, at 7 morning Friday, at 8 morning Saturday, at 4.30 afternoon Weather and other circumstances permitting* S. H. BURNINGHAM. Business Notices. LEAVING FOR ENGLAND, MR RICHWD BRETT returns Thanks to the people of the Thames for the very liberal patronage received by him during the time he has been in business as SUGAR BOILER and CONFECTIONER at the Thames, and hereby intimates that he has DISPOSED of HIS PLANT and Goodwill to Messrs Mehnie & Dey, for whom he bespeaks the same liberal patronage enjoyed by himself. In reference to the above Messrs Mennie & Djsy have pleasure in stating that they INTEND TO MANUFACTURE and SUPPLY the various Confections previously supplied by Mr Breii, and hope to enjoy the same liberal support. Queen-street, Thames, January 21, 1879. Exchange hotel Queen.&tbeet, Auckland, ELLIS <fc CAFFERY, Proprietors. The accommodation and attractions of this favourite hostelry are too well known to need comment, and the Proprietors trust that, under their management, "The Exchangewill still add to its already well-earned prestige. The Up-stairs Select Bar is one of. the handsomest in the colony, and must be seen to he appreciated. The Billiard Boom is now being thoroughly renovated, and will be replete with all the latest appurtenances of this noble game. An efficient marker has been engaged. Wines of the best vintages* Spirits of the choicest brands, unequalled bottled Ales and Stout, sparkling Ales always on draught, Counter Luncheon. English, Australian, Sporting, and New Zealand papers filed. Quality, Comfort, and Economy—the motto of the Honße. CITY BUFFET AND BOOMS, Corner of Queen and AUCKLAND, Open from 7.30 a.m. to 2 p.m, THOMAS MoEWIN, BOTIOE OFREMOVAL. J. B. JPFFBBBON, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, POLLEN-STREET, T"| A S BEMOVED Two Doors nearer 1S Karaka Bridge, to the .Premises lately occupied by Mr Turner, Tailor. BIBLES, CHURCH SERVICES, AND PRAYER BOOKS. Church of England, Presbyterian, Wesleyan, and Congregational HYMN BOOKS; "GARDEN OF THE SOUL," &0., &0., In Great Variety, School, Account, and Mining Companies' Books At Lowest Prides. AGENT FOR SHARLAND'S CELEBRATED MEDICINES AND PERFUMES. See List in another column, JJcGOWANS FOR 3s. TEA