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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1950, 5 April 1875, Page 4

THE PANTHEON! THE PANTHEON ! ! NOTICE. FORD, POTTERftCO. TJAVING BEEIST OFTEN EEQUESTED TO VISIT THE THAMES BY THEIR MANY CUSTOMEES and FEIENDS, Have great pleasure in * OPENING A BRANCH OF THEIR PANTHEON IN BEOWN STBEET, WITH ; A Good and Varied Stock ©F GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHOG ■/ • ANT> GENEEAL OUTFITTING. IIST Obseete— ANY GAEMENT MADE TO MEASURE at STOCK PEICES. FORD, POTTER & CO., BEOWN STREET, GE A HAM STO WN. | NEXT Me CARTER'S, STATIONER. 38 \ pOOD miME for Subscribing/to The Despatch : Thames and Ohinemuei Observer. A few back numbers to complete serial story may be had. THE DESPATCH: r\HINEMUEI /"\BSEEVEE is read by the Camp fires and in the tented field. Advertisers should take advantage ©f this new medium. TVTEWEST designs in type on blind, and I.V constant additions being made, at the EvßNisa Stab Office. THE DESPATCH. THAMES AND OHINEMURI OBSERVER: NEW WEEKLY PAPER of 16 pages, or 64 columns, price 3d. Already largely circulated in the Mining Districts of the Hauruki Peninsula and the Agricultural Settlements of the Province of Auckland. TEB?US TOB AdTEBTISIFG■:'-■■ . .■- „■.'- ■". ; "." . .■- a. d. One inch of space, each insertion ... 2 6 Two inches „,' ... „, ... 4 0 Three ■ inclies" ... .., „, ... 6 0 Four inches ... ... ... ... 7 6 Long advertisements for a term as per . agreement. Special Advertisements. Late sp-ecra! advertisements to be placed in the inside preceding the leader—for every insertion per inch ... ... ... ... 3 6 "Subscriptions (in advance). Per Quarter, delivered ,' 3 0 » ha\f-y e ar v tii <§i „.,, 5 6 » Jfsax „ , 10 0 If 'ooofced—-' •Per Quarter ... '.., 3 6 „ half-year ... ... „, ... 7 "0 „, year .*... , #i „: , i># 14 0 Posted within the colony— Per Quarter (in advance) ... .„ 3 6 „ half-year „ 7 0 ». year „ ... ,„ „, 14 0 ■ Agencuxs : Bueea, Stationer, o?ahamtfltowH. CaEteb, „ „ Jepfekson, „ £Ibortland. MOHGAN, „ „ Ellis, Post Office S tore, Tararu Eoad. A. Baechahd, Paej foa. J. Lbidok, Mackajftown.