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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2043, 22 July 1875, Page 3

Shipping '■■••••- STEAM TO AUCKLAND, Cahbying Pasbengbbs and Cabgo. fl^ilk TTAUB 4,;H?.' - : ".. . , Fbom Gbahamstown. Friday, at 11 o'clock morning Fbom Auckiawd. Thursday, at 1 oYlock afGernoon P.S. ENTERPRISE Wo. 2. Fbom GaAHiMSiowN Wham?. Thursday, at 11 o'clock morning Saturday, at 10 o'clock evening. Weather and other ciroumstances permitting. 835" Not responsible for accidents in Ship* ping, Carrying or Discharging Lire Stock. W. Souteb A»i> Co., 814 . Agents. . i STEAM TO OIIINEMUEI, Landing Passengers at Austin's, Paeroa. „. "^j* ri^HE new iron steamer ALERT, H. Damok, Master. Fbom Gbahamstown (Curtis') Whaep. Friday, at 8 30 o'clock morning (Landing Passengers at Puriri). Weather and other circumstances permitting. N/B.—Boats will attend on the s.s. Alert, and convey passengers to the Wharf at Puriri. ' 18 General Notices THOMSON & NIVEN'S FAMILY BIBLE WAREHOUSE, QITBBN STBEET JIJNCTIOK, AUCKLAND, AUTO AT MELBOTTBHE AKD DUNBDIH. QPLINDIDLY Illustrated Self-explanatory , O Family Bibles to be had complete by a very easy mode of Monthly Payments. ■-. Travellers will call at every house with - samples and all information.,';.., .: . Heads of Families would do well to - give these Books a thorough inspection. . - Orders will be received by Mr F. 'A. Smith, Bose and Crown Store, Pollen street. J. B. BINEL & SON, Agents for Auckland. 724 IMPOETANT TO MINEES AND " BUSHMEN. The Seamless Watertight Boot. GEORGE CEOCKEE Bootmaker, Begs to inform the Miners of the Thamo3 and Surrounding Districts, that he has introduced the FAMOUS SEAMLESS WATEETIGHT BOOT —a desideratum hitherto.unknown here,, and introduced and made by him only—and that he is now prepared to ozecute all Orders in* trusted to him with punctuality and despatch, combined with Cheapness and Durability. ' A TRIAL INVITED. Observe my Address — . ..' . GEOEGE CEOCKEE, . Bbown Steeet, Gobahamsiowk, Directly opposite Allaway's Boarding House. ;•:'•". 580 New Butchery. JELLED bags to inform the Public that * he has COMMENCED BUSINESS as a Butcher in Pollen street, Shortland, in the premises formerly occupied by J. Byere, and trusts that, having determined to Supply nothing but the BEST MEAT the market caa supply, to Merit a share, of Public Patronage. '■ Prime Beef, Mutton, and Pork, Scarlet Ox Tongues and Prime Corned Meat Always on Hand. &p° Note the Address— J. E LLE y, POLLEN STREET, Shobtland. 13 mHOIIAS E. JO N/E S, 'ARCHITECT & GENERAL BUILDER, BBAXT STEEET, SnOSTLiND, - (Three doors from Pollen street.): Plans and Specifications Prepared on the Shortest Notice, and Estimates Given-.." for All Kinds of Work. 657 p EOEGE T. WILKINSON, LICENSED INTEEPEETEE , AND -, NATIVE LAND AGENT, Shobtland. „ 545 . GEOEGE S. O'HALLOEAN & CO. AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE, LAND, XI. ' AIBD GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, BBOTfff SfBIIT, Gbakamstown. 487 TJ T. E O W B, SURVEYOR. Orders can be left at Mr Abiam'B, Pollen Street, Shortland.. . - _ , 566 STILWELL & CO. have on hand' for this Season's Planting 20,000 of FRUIT, FOREST and other TREES ; al«o, 1 CASE of McLean's "Best of All" DWARF MARROW PEAS, Just Imported from England, at only 2s per quart. All kinds of Seeds, wholesale and retail. '" GWALLEE, Wholesale and Betail • Tobacconist, next the Bank: of Now Zealand Brown-street, Grahamstown. pNKIVALLED PRINTING of all kind L' —Artistic and; Chastodcsigoi. :Ai tfav . Evwaifa Sta Office, ' .