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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1964, 21 April 1875, Page 3

i Wanted WANTED, a Respectable GIRL as GENERAL SERVANT in a Small ■ Pam ily.—Apply Mrs JoHM Fabbell, opposite ' Volunteer Hall, Richmond street, Shortland. i 321 WANTED, a HOUSEKEEPER. An Elderly Person preferred.—Apply to Charles Fagan, back of New Caledouia" Hotel. 322 I ■ ; : ¥' ANTED-A Good GENERAL BEKVANT. Must be able to i Cook.—Apply Mrs Pehcy, Court House j ! Hotel, Queen street, Grahamstown. TTT AN T E D THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THEY CAN ; BUY THEIR GROCEEIES AT REDUCED PRICES AT McCARRON'S NEW STORE, ROLLESTON STREET. All Goods Guaranteed of Superior Quality. 296 WANTED, 100 Men Daily at JOSLIN'S Hair Ccxtik* Establishment to be Shared, Shampooed, &c., nesl Fugite'f Red Boot, Owen-street, Grnhamstown. Tenders KAUAERANGA DISTRICT BOARD. ffIENDERS are required for FORMING X FOOTPATHS, CULVERTS, &c, in eeveral streets. Flans and Specifications can be icen at the office of the Board, Scaly street, irora 2 to 4 p.m. daily, and Tenders will be received not later than 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, 24th imfcint. By order of the Board. . ROBT. M. MITCHHIt, 313 Secretary. THAMES BOROUGH COUNCIL. JTIENDERS for 180 yards of 2^-inch hard X BLUE ROAD METAL, delivered on Karaka Road, will be received at the Council C^ambers^ Queen street (where-' specification: can be seen), up to three o'clock p.m. on THURSDAY, April 22nd, 1875. F. 0. Dean, . . .■„ Town Clerk. Thames^ April 20, 1875. :■:;■■"". Produce JUST LANDED And FOR SALE at the Produce Stores. of B. GREENWOOD & C(X, Pollen stbejst, Shoetland, CARGO PRIME TAMAKI POTATOES. Also, Consignment GEASS SEEDS of All Kindi Thii Season's Crop. Arrangements have been made far Shipments cf Canterbury Potatoes, the first of which will arrive in a few days. PACKERS for Tairua SUPPLIED at REASONABLE RATES. . TO STOREKEEPERS, CARTERS, AND OTHERS. NOW LANDING Ex FaiblieJ And to arrive direct to Port of Thames per Mary Melville :— 500 SACKS OAT 3, (Canterbury) 400 „ Potatoes 200 „ Bran 50 „ Fowl meat 80 „ 'o&tsaeal 50 „ *-. Poulard . . 30 Kegs Butter 9 Cases Cheese 30 Tons Flour Pearl Barley &c, &c, &c. And ON SALE at VEALE AND HUDSON, POLLEN-STBEET. 299 Miscellaneous Tairua. : N O T I C E . ANY PERSON Found TRESPASSING on this Land (known as Pakirarahi) in Search of Q-old or other Minerals will be PROSECUTED according to Law, as per Treaty of Waitangi. ! (Signed) TAtriomJ TWa, Matiit Poono and others, Owners of the above land. PANUITANGA. XI TE EITEA. Te Tangnta i runga i tenei whenua (c moliiotia ana ko Pakirarahi) c kimi koura ana aim atu ranei ka whakaharangia i runga i nga tikanga o. to Turo i runga hoki o-te Tiriti o Waitangi. Na (Signed) TitrioiiTT Tawa, Matiit Poono me etehi ntu, ' Nga tangata no ratou te Whenua. NOTICE. ANOTHER LOCAL INDUSTRY. TT7ILLIA.M GREEN, HAT and CAP VI MANUFACTURER, Brown street, while Thanking the Public for their Patronage, brgs ta inform them that ho has Just Received from England all necessary Implements for further extending his business, and is now prepared to make Hats, Caps, &6., of the Latest Styles at the Shortest Notice, nnd at Less than Imported Prices. Hats Altered to any Shape, Cleaned, and Repaired. (Egg" Note the Addbesi— W. GREEN, HATMANUFACTORY, (Opposite Gudgeon's Auction Mart), Bjiown steeet, Ghahamstown. 248 Oysters! Oysters! Oysters t THE FIRST OF THE SEASON! AT the OLD ORIGINAL OYSTER xjL SHOP, Brown street, Grahametown. Orders for Bottles received after 4 o'clock p.m. 247