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Thames Star, Volume XIX, Issue 5823, 28 September 1887, Page 2

<^^ QJTEAM. TO AUCKCABEYINO PABBENOBRB AND CaBSO. • S.S. EOTOMAHANA, . AND P.S. ENTERPRISE. FROM THAMES. N [ ROTOKAHANA | ENIBBPBISE . Wijlne«d»y WJ 4 .afternoon V aft "Ti , Thured.y 29 1 - 4 30affrn'n ' Friday 3014 afternoon — Batnrday 1 | — 15 afternoon

FKOAi AUCKLAND. V r ' } ROTOMAHAKA | BhTBBPHIBH Wednesday 28, .lO^^aprning | 8 night Thursday 20 12 noon -- , Frid»y 30 — 110 night : Saturday 1 1 afternoon | — , Weather and other .circumstances permit* ting, the steamers will leave .according to above Time Table. / j Livestock shippod »nd carried at shipper ■ riak. Office—Goods Wharf. Hours—B.3.o a.m. till 5 p.m. '"'' ' H.C. GILLESPIE, ■;..-,'. ■ ■ ■■• ■ ; .■■': :. ■ ■'< ■ Ageat. ■'

EEGUIAR STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THAMES AND THE MIRANDA COAST. rf*V^ npHR S.S i *~ E%ai«s Goods Wharf, MONDAY, Learea Miranda Coast, FRIDAY, Every week. Weather and other circumstances permitting. For freight* etc., apply i ■■'•>■'■ B. Wovrt, ■'' ■' ' ■ ' ''.' ■■ "'": Agent. ; '■ ■/■-■ ■-■ffllfflinp % ' : : IKWARDB. 1 Botomflbaßß, e.s. Farquhar; from Auckland with'passengers and cargo. „ ■ ■<.. ottwabdb. Botomahana, s.s., Farquhar, for Auckland, with passengers and cargo. : TIDE TABLE. . - Tn>«. Svtfi ______ pMoribi'JKveni Risei Set. SeM- j H.H. TT.V. H.M. H.M 28-Wodnesday... | 4.11-1 4.42 j &44 6^B 29-Thursday .. I 5. 5 I 5.28 5.43 5.58; 30-Friday ... I 5.48 j6. 8 5.41 5.59 TlaCday 6.25 641 1 5.40 6.0 j-lundav -I 6.59 1 7-17-1 538 60 Full Moon—2nd, 3 26 p.m.

x'OST OFFICE NOTICE. Mails Ciobe— Bot Auckland, tomorrow at 3.50 p.m. F,r JPaer'oa, Te'Aroba, Waiorongomai s &c, tomorrow at 7.15 a.m. For Ti.uranc» und Bay of Plenty offices, on Thursday at 7.15 a.m I'orTsranaki.Neboa.Picton Wellington, and Southern Ports, tomorrow at 3 50 p.m. For Sydney direct, on Monday next. For Gisborne aid Napier, on Monday next, if or Samoa, Navigator and Sandwioh Islands, North and South America, British and Foreign West Indiei, Continent of Europe, and United Kingdom, via San Francieco, on Sa'nrdsy, Bth Oct. (Due in London on 14th November.) J. S. Coney, Chief Poitmaiter. Chief Poet Office, Qmhamstown, 28, 1887.

THE BEST PUCE ON THE THAMES AT "WHICH TO PUBCHABS TOBACCO AND CIGARS ■ IB XTBDOTrBXEDIiX Thomas Keren's, IN BEO^N STREET WHO has ia all the Leading tJrands. D. B. Tenet's DERBY, Wilhams' vieroßY. KUBY TWIST, . - ■ '.. . NAIL ROi), JUNO Blocks, Us, JUNO Blocks, 7s, ' OEION Blocks, 14s, Army & Navy CHEWING TOBACCO; A« well »■ »U other Favorite Brands kept m Btock, »nd for 8»le either Wholesale or Eetsil. %SF Further Supply of PIPES, CIG-AK. BTTE HOLDERS, and Other Bequiaitet nit ArriTed. A Choice Selection of FANCY GOODS fiat *lso JUST BEEN OPENED UP, and i(i well worthy of attention. , . Thb Stock o* STATION ERY Hat also been added to, and T. E. will bo glad of the support of his friends in these lines. gy TOBACCO COT DAILY ON THE PREMISES. Remember the Old Shop near the Bank of Hew Zealand, and its Proprietor— THOS.KEVEN.

A fererish excitement preraiJ- »*• principal coast counties of California at time in regard to real eittte. Land has trebled end quadrupled in va ue. The movement is caused by au exira-. ordinary emigration of moneyed people from the Eastern States. . " EOTTOH OK Catabkh " corrs. ta ofleiiiive odors at occo. Complete euro of worifc chronic casm ; alto unequ*i)<"l «* glirg'e f°r dipt>fceri», tore threat, foul br«*vbt