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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1944, 29 March 1875, Page 3

TJILORIDA! r ST. GEOEGE'S CHUBCH SUNDAY SCHOOL. \N EVENING ENTERTAINMENT ' * in aid of the Funds of the School will bo given in the School Room on EAST B3 R TUESDAY, 30th March. Choruses, Glees, Solos, Comic Song', Read* ings, Gymnastics. Poors open *t 7.30. Admitta,. cc—ONE SHILLING. c 196 COOPERING BUSINESS FOR SALE. FOR SALE, GOODWILL of BUSINESS, and LEASE of PREMISES in Pollen street, Gfraharnstown. Doing a firstclass business, aud is capable f still further improvement by a steady energetic man — preVent proprietor leaving for Ohinemuri. For full particulars, apply. at Hazlebank ffetel, Brown street. ■ * 172 LEAVING THE THAMES FOR TIMARU. GENUINE CLEAKING-OUT SALE OF JEWELLERY. S. SHAPPERE, HATING Bought E. Jacob's business in Timaru, will now dispose of his Largo Stock of 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 best Iron Safe on the Thames, made by Mordan and Co.. London, for eale cheap. PRIVATE DWELLING HOUSE, Situated corner of Sandes street, Block 27, with three-quarter acre kit hen garden, well stocked wi;h the choicest fruit trees. -Flower Garden well laid out. The House will be Sold by Auction on TUESDAY, 30ihhist. ... 137 LATEST NEWS FROM OHINEMURI. "DIGEQNGRAMB, FBO M OUR' OWN Jt CORRESPONDENT?. , 6 a.m. " There is a good time coming." j " All that glitters is not gold." Alljthe cold i* not ljing oh the surface. Not found by nobb'eriaing in ih« Townalip, but by " Digging Down " deep. Industry, perseverance, and capital required ,to develop it. . -. ''■ 12 *.m. Julius has discovered a Mine worth four millions. This will help to pay interest on our Nat ional^Djebt, bring ;: , ; out a choice, lo» of Immigrants, \ | | keep up ihe Native Dip" *rt •'■ - A h ent expenditure, and : reward Gorern* .-;, ment 6up- | porters and loafers generally. 6 p.m. Gold struck by the Prospectors; not | iquite io rich as Julius', but of a | better quality. ; g3P" Never mind the above, the following is ■lore important:— Afctbe ; ' OHINEMPRI STORES, SHORTLAND, You can always get tie b.st Freah Butter in the market. Teas,.from . . . 2s to 3* 6d Keilor's Marmalade . .Is Tcmoto Sauce . - . 6d . j Best Hobart Town Jarr i . 9dtolod Srap,from . . . . . 7d Washing Soda ; . 2d Salad.and Caetor Oil . 8d ; Price's Best Sperm Candle 3 . Is Lamb's Superfine Flour, 501ba 7» , j N*w Zealand and Australian Preserved Meats, 21b tins Is 6d to Is 8d Do. do, 4lb tina 2s 8d A] co on Sale— Crockery, Glassware, etc., viz. : —Cups and Sauccrp, Platfa, Meat. D'abes, Pie Do., Vegetables Do., E?g Curs, Teapots, Jugs, Basin?, Butter Coolere, Sugars, Pressed and Cut Tumblers, pints and half pint*, Wioe■glassef, etc., etc.—Diggers' Rquis rte»:— Shovels, Prospecting Dishe?, Billiee, Buckets, Frying Pawp, Pannikins, Btlts, Knives, and other articles too nun erom to mention. All Goods will be fold et the Lowest Poseible Prices, contisteut with always paying 20s in the£. J. E. HANSEN, OHINEMUEI STOEES, SHOETLAND. Tj^ O V BEOTH EE S, PHOTOGEAPHEES, POILK N-S T R E E T, SHORTLAND. PRODUCE STORE, POLLEN STEEET, Shortland. B; GREENWOOD returns hi* beet • t 1 auks for the patronage extended to him during the years hehasbeen in business. He brgs to intimate that he will shortly open A BRANCH STORE AT PAEROA, Where Carters, Carriers, and Puckers will be nble to obtain supplies of Oats, Maize, Chaff, Potatoes, and other produce, at current rates. Having a boat of our own, we are able to sell cheaper than others who pay high freights. Jusfc Received, CARGO of SUPERIOR TAMAKI PO" ATOE9 — prime sample. Fresh shipments constantly arminir. 142 "nLOEIDA r ...