Shipping STEAM TO AUCKLAND, Cahhying Passengers and Cabqo. #ftmnlim EOWENA. Obawfoed, Master. Fbom Goods Wham. Monday, at 3.30 o'clock afternoon F»pM AuCKIiANB. , Saturday,' at 19 o fblock morning Weatiier and other oiroumitanoea permittiug. i^g" Not tesp'oniible for Acoidents in Shipping, Carrying,- or DiaoharKing lire' Stack, or, for jmjr.Gtopdi, Pwcelf,, 4c,,put,on boirf^^^Bi signed for, and all; Good retold! M#M-il^:'TUk 6^dou»i|inee. ■?■■'■*■■' ■£-'*■■'■- '■■■- •-iFams :-r-Balobn, 7a?6dj Steerage, Si. * v.;.i. }, '.' • .^W. aboißß, Agtnt. Ca^b'tVko" Passshosbs' ah* Giiii.o;. * j^JSB ftifdriti'Stiß»nier • ■Hair**!''••.-::>! ( r'.r.n7 Fbom^ Gbahamstowk. t . , r .. _ t at; 12 d^olpc^ tniinight:' T Tue»d»y, at 5 o'clock afternoon Monday, at 7 o'clock evening BBTUBN TICKITS (SALOOK) i..aO#. o*. (STEBBAGB) ... 7#. M. «tlS*Gffii TFABD ; (8A1I0ON) .7/ 7«. W. "^.Q^cßponßible 'for,' acpidi^ntß in •hipping,; qaryyiiig,! or', discharging live stopkj drl.tn^ gfloclp,"parcels, etc., pwt on board unleiß aigned. for, arid all goods stored are at the tiak ot % COH|ignqep..,-; -•;.•;-■(-;,! '*'. i" ' ' '' • Kb claims for damage to or short delivery of cargo .will'bß/reooj'nisedanlesi made with* in E 4B honrßj'after'date pf shipment. l!' :}
SjSaM TO OH*NEMUBIi CALLINGS *xw.i ,^T nA^'STATIO^S;^'^ i: £r- tt fk fI^HE faßt and eomiaofflM ''.!: "Zte' ABdii. FBOM^koBTIAHD (OAM-bft }IT' &B*sb|Ml"•'V"^_ TOWN WhAB»).-, x "''! ( fi'.^ Mdn'a.a'j, at 2.30 b'clock aftrtnbdh'; } r Wedneadaj, at 6 30 o'clock mbrtting Friday, o'clock morning;,, j, ! ;,igjJhuß^»T>'a:t l ip..6'oljjck.piotiiin J g.. .. ;, s I fl gj ; SatuTday,at^;O?clpci: tborning,,,,., ^ jlßefreiljnientiSonjßoara. ,i ;, . | ,..,,,k,: . ..£ fJ Koft,'^■.ponu^le, jfpjr y aocidents ( in ebipping, Cftrryingrjor 4«Bcharging liw •took, or for any goodi,^parcelß,)ip.,s'pqt piijboard unless signed for^ and all goods etgrecl are at the w»k of consignee.., No. claims for damage to ot .short delivery of cargo! tviU be recognißed unlfls» made Vitbin '48 hours after date of shipment.
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A Gazrtte Extraordinary, issued m yesterday, summonses Parlia* ment together for the despatch of bUßine?s on the 11th of July next. ; > Pjsace's copy of " the Bake" ▼iolin was lately sold by aaction by Messrs Hutton and Sons, of liceds.-cThe instrument was sold by Mr Harvey,, at the recent sale of Peace's fiddles -at Sheffield, the purchaser be?ng Mr C. O> Milward, York. Mr Milward afterwards ibid it for £50 to Mr E. M. Mushet, , 'Sheffield! Mr Hutton had received instructions from Mr Mcshet tojselrit without reserve. The bidding was •low, 3 giid it was soon 1 evident that there was no chance* of the violin realising its previous fabulout price. The first bid was 5 guineas', and although several persons handled the violin and made it discourse 'J'g'weet music the, bids, .jstopped at 12 guineas, for which sum the instrument, which was said to be the favoiirite violin of the most notorious of modern criminals, was knocked down.
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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3208, 31 May 1879, Page 2
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429Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3208, 31 May 1879, Page 2
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