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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2105, 2 October 1875, Page 3

Shipping STEAM TO AUCKLAND, GimYiNG FABsTskQijis and Camo. ; <«fc«*M^ JJAUEAKI. From G-bahamstotot. Tuesday, at 9 o'clock morning ■.'.■ WedriWlay, at 7 o'clock morning „ . Fbom Actckiato. / Monday, at 2 o'clock afternoon Tuesday, at 4 o'clock afternoon P.S. ENTERPRISE No. 2. Fbqh Gbahamstown Whab?* Saturday, at 10 o'clock evening Return Tickets from Grahamstown only availablo from Tuesday till Thursday.— Saloon, 10s j Steerage, 7s. Weather and other circumstances permitting. • Ijgp" Not responsible for accidents in Ship* ping, Carrying or Discharging Live Stock* W. SOUTEK AKD Co., ' 814 Agents. STEAM TO PUEIEI'AND PAEEOA OHINEMUKI. =1^ fpHE Screw Steamer ; flffijE|^ TRANSIT, - H. Damon, Master. Fbom Qbahamsxown Whahf. Monday, at 8.30 o'clock morning Tuoaday, at 8.30 o'clock morairig No Refreshments on Board. The' usual rates for passengers and cargo. W. Souteb & Co., Agents. September 23rd, 1875. 1136 Sporting V ELLERSLIE GARDENS. GREAT PUBLIC HOLIDAY AND ATHLETIC CARNIVAL. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1875. ffIHE Proprietor of Ellerslie Q-ar'dens anX nounces that on the Prince of Wales' Birthday he will give Valuable Prizes for Athletic Competitions to come off in the Gardens on that day. The principal prize will be ; THE BIRTHDAY CUP, VALUE £50. This •will be competed for in three running handicaps of 100 yards, 300 yards, and 880 yards. "For running first in any of the races 6 points will be allowed, for running second 4 points, and for running third 2 points. .The Competitor scoring the highest to'alof points in the three races will receive the first prize, £25 in money, and a Valuable Silver Cup presented by Mr Joseph Ellis, Exchange Hotel, Queen street. A second aggregate prize of £8, and a third of £5 will also bo given. In addition to the aggregate prizes, _first arid second prizes of £3 and £1 respectively will be awarded at each distance. . Entries, with fee of lOsj and the Competitors' hailing-phce and colors, to be sent to the Secretary and Handicapper, Mk A Knr», care of Mr J. Ellis, Exchange Hotel, on or before Satubdat, 23rd October, at 9 _p.m. Any one entering under a false name will be disqualified. The Handicaps will be published as soon as possible after the closing of th« entries. 1^

Miscellaneous BUTCHEB NOTICE. LARGE REDUCTION will be made hi the Price of Prime Napier Beef Mutton Pork Veal Beef Sausages, 6d Pork Sausages, 8d G-erman Sausages, 8d Hams Bacon Lard • Pork Pies Fowls . Pickled Tongue Spiced Beef Lamb just in Season. UNEXCEPTIONABLE QUALITY GUARANTEED. HULME, SHOETLAND. ■ " : 1163 THE OLD ESTABLISHED GEAHAMSTOWN BUTCHEBY. PEOPEIETOE—J. TOWNSEND. TO THE INH ABITANTS OF THE THAMES AND DIBTEICT. J TOWN SEND'takes this opportunity , of thanking his patrons for all past favours, and has much pleasure in being able to inform them that he has reduced his price of MEAT, as the following list of prices will show, viz.:— Boiling Beef, 4d to 4id Sale Beef, 4d to 45 d Eoasting Joints 6d - Steaks, 6d Mutton, fore-quarler, 4J- to 4d Loins, 4d; Legs, 6£; Chops, 6d Prime quality Pork Salt Pork, 5-| to 6d Loins and Legs, 6d Salt Heads, 3d per Id. N.B. —J. TOWNSEND having just purchased 150 COEN-FED PIGS, in proper condition for making Bacon, he offers the same in sides, or by carcase, at the lowest rate for Cash. M. CONEOY, OBNAMENTAL PAINTER AND GEAINEE, POLLEN STREET, " Gkahamstown. Tenders given for all Descriptions of Work, which will bo Executed in tho Very Best Style. . . . ,' 1070