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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1985, 15 May 1875, Page 3

••■ ■■ •. -'-<■:■•■' Wanted „,,>.,-,,=< THAMES HOSPITAL. A PPLICATIONS are invited for the fol--11. lowing appointments under the Committee of Management of the Thames Gold field Hospital, for one Year :— HOUSE SUR&EON: Salary, £200 per annum,, andliberty to engage in private practice, according to Rules of Hospital; and bi» duties will include attendance at the Gaol, when required. SECRETARY AND COLLECTOR: Salary, £30 per annum, and five per cent, on all monies accruing to the Hovpital except Government money. DISPENSER; Salary, £3 8s per week, with Board and Lodging. Applications to be sealed, and ondorsed " Application for —," and addressed to the President, and sent in not Liter than 1 o'clock of WEDNESDAY, 2nd June. By order of the Committee. E. Homs3, 448 Secretory. ; WANTED, a Young GIBL, to do light house work and sometimes attend in a bar.—Apply office of this paper. ' 455 WANTED, a Young Girl as GENERAL SERVANT.—AppIy at once, Office of this Paper. "TTTANTED, 10 MEN, Eivetters and Vy Hoiaers-oh, for the Thames Water Race.—Apply R.and A. Smith. 447 WANTED, 160 Men Daily i\t .TOSLTN'S M Haib Gvvnxm Esxabhshmbht to be Shaved, Shampooed, &c, nexl Fug»le'» Bed Soot, Owen-street, Grahanutown. TYT A NT E D KNOWN. Mas HARVEY having REMOVED to Brown street, nearly opposite the Academy of Music, still continues to Stamp Embroidery of Choice Patterns. Ladies' and Children's/./Dresses of any color or material Traced for.-Braid Work. Braiding and Pinking done in a Superior Style at Moderate Charges. ; ; = .362 To Let riO LET, a BAKERY and SHOP.U L Apply to P. Btjbke, Waiptahi Hotel, Grahamstown. ' ~ V 440 Medical I I HAVE RETURNED TO MY PRACTICE at the THAMES. Alexander Fox, M.D. Pollen street. May 3, 1875. „• NOTICK . „ I SHALL be absent fram my duties for a period of Ten Days, during which time DrFox has kindly undertaken the charge of the Rechabito Club and my Private Practicoj while Dr Lbthbhidge will take charge of the Foresters, Odd Fellows, and members' 1 of the Protestant Alliance. r ': ' Mabtin H. Patnw, PCS., L.R.C.P4 and M.R.CS, Eng., LS.A., Ac, Earaka Bridge. -, May 15,1875. •-■- ; --i.o \v-" rf.\ o . For Sale FOR- S ALE. rpWO TEAMS of Staunch DRAUGHT 1 HOBSES.—AppIy to •397 R. & A. Smith. PRIVATE SALE. Snug Cottage, BEACH ROAD, Near Marine Hotel. EDWIN BINNKY. ON SALE. JUST ARRIVED. HALF TON of PRIME CANTERBURY HAMS andBACON. ; ■■.: W. J. AdliAM'B, Wholesale and Retail Stores, 288 Pollen street, Shortland. NOTICE. 1 MPOTJNDED in the Public Pound, ShortI land, May the 7th/ 1875, by G-eorgo Cribb, 1 Rod COW, white face, no brands, short horns, white stripe on top of Bhoulders, for trespassing in his paddock, Parawai; damages, £1 10s., and in default of being Released, and all expenses paid, I will apply to a Justice of the Peace for an Order to SELL the said Caw on MONDAY. 17th day of May, 1875, 12 o'clock noon, by public auction at the Public Pound, Shortiand. JR. S. Bbowjt, 435 Poundkeeper. -| CASE ■'. Coat's, Beook's & Clabk's Best 400 and 500-yard MACHINE ■ REELS, Just Imported at J. MARSHALL'S. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TAMES MACKIE, Coach Builder, WheelO. wright, and General Smitb, thanks his Customers for their liberal support during the last six years, and bega to announce that he has REMOVED from his old premises, in rear of Theatre Royal, to a more Central Position next to Naval Hall, and directly opposite Read's Timber Yard, Brown Btreet, Grahamstown. N.8.-—All work Guaranteed Firet-class. 354