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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2137, 9 November 1875, Page 3

Houses and'Lahd Homes for tlie People. VALUABLE FREEHOLD COTTAGE 8 ■' '' • And ' ■■.■'. ALLOTMENTS FBOKTING WILLOUGHBY AND MACEAY STREETS, SHORTLAND., rpHIS PROPEETY coneiafs of two newly. erected substantially-built and .: WELL-FINISHED COTTAGBS, each containing Three Rooms, with Water Tanks and other conveniences, standing on Allotments 26V feet by 66 feet. One Allotment 30 x 66 feet, with Cottage thereon; ■" ■ . . „ . . . I One Corner Allotment, with frontage of; 33 feet to Wiltoughby street and to Maclay street of 88, feet. . , ' One Allotment,/with '331 feet frontage to Willoughby street and a depth of 88 feet. Also, Buildings thereon erected at a large cost, which may be purchased for removal. • For further particulars at the Evening Star Office; or;to Edwin Binney, City Auction Mart. LIBERAL TERMS.i "^ - Calls . . VESUVIUS GOLD MINING COMPANY (Limited);' NOTICE IS HEEEBY GIVEN that a CALL of Threepence per Share has THIS DAY been made by the Directors, payable to the Manager, at the Company's office, Brown street, Thames, on or before WEDNESDAY, 10th November, 1875. E. T. Wildman, Manager. Thames, Ist November, 1875. 1327 Miscellaneous J. EH AN SEfS ADVERTISEMENT. ABOLITION.—OUR WANTS, ETC. Wo -want —Abolition of the "Abolition of Provinces Act," and a Separate Colony for the North Island. Abolition of Ministerial Pensions and large Travelling Allowances. Abolition of Unconstitutional and Autocratic Acts, as committed by the present Ministry. Abolition of our Twenty Millions Debt, and the office of Money Borrower. Two Members Wanted for the Opposition, who will expose and oppose all corrupt and illegal practices of Public Servants, from the highest to the lowest. [ Who is Sir Juliuß Vpgel ?—" The Missing Link." .. : Who is Stufford ?—The man who was going to sell out, but didn't. Who is Sir. George Grey ?—The Hercules oleaning the Augean stables. J. E. HANSEN . TjYUETHER wants the Public to Know that X? be sells Groceries of the Best Quality at the Lowest Possible Price. No one can sell cheaper. Fresh Buter from the best dairies in the Province. PRICE LIST.—CASH! Teas from . " . . . 2s to 3s 6d Lamb's Superfine Mour . 7s (501b») Eull weight Candles .Is Price's Night Lights .. . lOdperdoz Soap, large bars . .... ' . 7d • Washing Soda . : . 2d Salad and Castor Oils . . 8d Holloway's Pills and Ointment Is 3d Perry Davis' Painkiller . Is 3d Brown's Tomato Sauce .. 6d Austin's Worcester Sauce . . lOd Preeerved Milk . . • 9d, Is, Is 6d Best Hobartowa Jams . . 9d to lOd English do. .Is Keilor's Marmalade . . Is French Prunes . . . 9d per lb California^'Dried Grapes . 8d Dried Apples . . ... lOd „ Fresh Salmon, lib tins .Is Sardines . . • , Bd, Is New Zealand Preserved Meats 2s 6d, 41b nett Do. , do. . Isßd2lbs "J. E. HANSEN, GROC ER, Pollen Steeet, SHORTLAND. GREAT REDUCTION IN MEAT AT THE OLD-ESTABLISHED MARYSTREET BUTCHERY. Peopeietor - . .-...' '■■'■" G. Dalziel. TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE | THAMES AND DISTRICT. GDALZIEL takes this opportunity of thanking his patrons foa all patt favours, and has much pleasure in being able to inform them that he has Beduced his price of MEAT, as the following Hst ©f prices will show, viz.:— . . Boiling Beef, 4d Salt Beef, 4d' '' Boasting Joints, s£d to 6d Steaks,'6a ' ;'"" - L,'. : ' MuttOß, Forequarter, 3Jd to 4d Lome, 4d ; Legs, sad : Chops, 5d Prime quality Purk, 6d ; .-.•■ . , : Salt Pork, sid to ,6d ' „ ; . Loins and Legs, 6d' . • ■:. : 1 Sausages,'6d : G WALLER, Wholesale and Retail • Tobacconist, next the Bank of N«w Zealand Brown-street, Grauanistown.