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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1943, 27 March 1875, Page 3

I. O. G. T. STAR OF THE THAMES LODGE, No. 25. EXCURSION AND PICNIC TO OHINEMURI ON EASTER MONDAY, MARCH 29, Fes P.S. Takapuni. From Grahamstown Wharf, at 815 a.m.. sharp. The T.N.B- Band will accompany the Excursionists. OPORTS and Games will be provided on ; arrirnlol the steamer af Ohinemuri. The Dumber burg limited, Tickets should, bo secured at once. RETURN TICKETS : FOUR BHILLINGS. Children: Half Price. To te obtained from Messrs. J. Cocks, E. Honiss, W. F. McNeiil, fj ora any of the. Booksellers, or the undersigned. a 197 Henry J. Lee, W.S. 1.-O. G. T. NORTHERN PIONEER LODGE, No. 6. A SPECIAL LODGE MEETING will bo held on SUNDAY AFT EB NO ON, at 2.15, in St. George's Hall. business—special Sermon, oni'the occasion bfTiodge'Anriiversaryi; ; *'*"'■ " '■■ t;-y Viewing Brethren invited. R. M. Mitchell, W. S. *#* The public will be admitted at twenty minutes to; three o'clock^ ; ?'■ a 199 LEAVING THE THAMES FOR TIMARU. GENUINE CLEARING-OUT SALE OF JEWELLERY. s. shlppere, HAVING Bought E. Jacob's business in Timaru, will now dispose of his Largo Stock*>f ■ .'«■>: 'r & ■ I. ":"'.;' COLONIAL-MADE JEWELLERY At greatly reduced prices. Lever Clocks, from 15s Gold Earrings, from 7s 6d All other articles at cost price. The largest and beet Iron Safe on the Thames, mada by Mordan and Co., London, for lalo cheap. PRIVATE DWELLING HOUSE, Situated corner of Sandes street, Block 27, with three-quarter acre kitchen garden, well stocked with the choicest fruit trees. Flower Garden well laid out. The House will be Sold by Auction on TUESDAY, 30th iust. 137 LATEST NEWS FROM OHINEMURI. PIGEONGRAMS, FKOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. 6 a.m. " There is a good lime coming.'' " All that glitters is not gold." i All the gold is not lying on the surface. Not found byinobblerising in the Township, but by" Digging Down " deep. Industry, perseverance, and capital required to develop it 12 a.m. Julius has discovered a Mine worth four millions. This will help to pay interest on our National Debt, bring * .; r^ out a.'Choicelo.t of .Immigrants,, ' keep up the Native Depart* rcent expenditure, and reward Govern- ■ ■"- > ment* Eupporters and loafers generally. 6 p.m. Gold struck by the Prospectors j not qui>e so rich as Julius', but of a better quality. 83P 11 Never mind the above, the following is more important:— At the OHINEMURI STORES, SHORTLAND, You can always get the best Freßh Butter in the market. Teas, from . . . 2» to 3s 6d Keilor's Mormalade . . Is Tomato Sauce . . 6d Best Hobart Town Jams . "9d to lOd Soap, from . . . 7d Washing Soda : . 2d Salad and Castor Oil . 8d Price's Best Sperm Candles . Is Lamb's Superfine Flour, 501bs 7» New Zealand and Australian Preserved Meats, 21b tins Is 6d to Is 8d Do. do, 41b tins 2s 8d Also on Sale^— Crockery, Glassware, etc., viz. .• —Cups and Saucer*, Plates, Meat Dishes, Pie Do., Vegetables Do., Egg Curs, Teapots, Jugs, Basinc, Butter Coolers, Sugars, Pressed and Cut Tumblers, pints and half-pint?, Wineglasses, "etc., etc.—Diggers' R< quisftes t— 'Shovels, Proepecting Dishes, Billies, Buckets, ;Frying Paws, Pannikins, Belts, Knives, and other articles too nuaerous to mention. All Goods will be cold at the Lowest Possible Prices, consistent with always paying 20s in the £. J. E. HANSEN, OHINEMURI STORES, SHORTLAND. G WALLER, Wholesale and Re tail • Tobacconist, next the Bank of N< w Zealand Brown-street, Grahamstown.