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Thames Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 7071, 31 December 1891, Page 2

' Sates te Hmtioiy SALE BY AUCTION. WEDNESDAY, 6th JANUARY, At 11 o'clock. 4 ROOMED COTTAGE, Sandes Street, Block 27, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. T> R. Mo G R E G O R Has received instructions from Mr JoSBPH Duns, who is leaviDg tbs Thames, to sell by publio auction on the above date, The Comfortab'e 4-HOOMED COTTAGE oow oconpied by Mr J)vsv, situated in Sandes street, Block 27, with. Largo Garden well planted. Also a quantity of Furniture and Effects. . ■'- '■",-. Excursions, &c. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. EXCURSION BY the popular S.s. OhbiiHSFobd to OIIAHU, Thames River, TO-MOB-ROW (Friday) NEW YEAR'S DAY. leave Goods Wharf at 7 a.m. A good landing at any tide. Fine paddocks for play, and beautiful willows for shelter. TICKKTfI, 2i. H t Water freeTHAMES VOLUNTEER FIEE BRIGADE Annual Excursion TO -*V * T-k/TR MOORE'S FABM, wjbtt^. IVX NETHERTON, by J2|«JB> s.?. OHINBMUBI, TOm*m.L<\mrtr MORROW, January Ist, 1892 (New Ybab's Day). Time—6.3o a.m. from Goods Wharf. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Tickets—Adults, 3s; Children, Is 6d. Tea Provided. New Year's Excursion, SATURDAY, 2nd Januaby, 1892. 4 "k^ QSt OHINEMURI, under O« charter to the Thames V^iSyiS^- Wosleyan Sunday School, will mß k e an EXCURSION to Mb TOWNSEND'B FARM, junction of Thames and Hikufaia rivers. BAND on Board. Beautiful Willow Grates; Splendid Shade. Hot water provided. Milk procurable. Retubk Tickets, 2s. Proceeds for Festival Fund. Leaves Goods Wharf at 7 a.m. Excursion to Coroman del, «v~ A N BXOUBBION to Ooro. oKWMf'f^x. X\- tnandel will take place V|y|y|g» TO-MORROW (New Yew's <®***i&*&labi> Da*) in connection with the Salvation Army, the Ss. ARGYLE leaving Goods Wharf at 6 a.m. and returning at 4 p.m. ARMY BiND to the front. Tickets. 3s return. Children as may be arranged for. Hot Water, Tea, Sujar, and Milk provided EREE. CAPT. LANE. Excursion to Auckland OS NEW YEAR'S DAY. T a mHE P.s. ROTOMAHANA * W'N -leave the Thames *mM§^ TO-MOHROW, JANUARY $mmkssiaX*f i,t j a t 6,30 BjH j #| leaving Auckland at 12 midnight. Return Tiokets, for THAT DAY ONLY— FIVE SHILLINGS. HAURAK£ S.S. Co. NOTICE TO THAMES RESIDENTS. n *k *. A S the FARES between *bL&3^ J\. PAEROA and AUOK- j LAND have been reduced | to gs retura, »nd lets, the proprietors of the HAURAKI S.S.Cc, wieh« ! ing to place the residents of the Thames oa the same footing as their neighbors, will carry passengers between THAMES and. AUCKLAND, via KOBV, for Beturn 2/ " Return 'Bus fare between Kopu and Thames included. J. M. BYM3. Electoral ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE THAMES DRAINAGE BOARD, Under "The Mining Act, 1888," and the several Amendments thereof, and the Rule* and Regulations in force thereunder. —- f F. R. G. WOODWABD, the Returning I^~.Qrß<M*»for the Election of Members of the Thames Drainage Boar 3, do hereby give notico that the ANNUAL ELECTION fo* SEVEN MRMBEBS of the Thames Drainage Board will beheld at the Borough Council Chambers, Albert street, Thames, on BATUR. DAY, the 16th day of January, 1892. And I further notify that I havi» appointed BATUBDAY. the 9th day of January, 1892, as the Nomination Day, and the. Borough Council Chambers, Albert street, Thame», as the place for receiving Nominations of Candl< d»teu, up to the hour of 12 o'clock neon. F. R. G. WOODWARD, Seturnicg Officer Thames, .?lat JJ 0 mber, 1831. To Let ~~ TO LET~ FOR a short term, a FURNISHED HOUS 0, in pleasant locality. Apply R. R. Mo&bbßob, Asctionoer, Queen street. C A U T I O N. MENZIES & 00,, 2BSATED WATER MANUFACTURERS, KOTITY THAT rHBIR TRADE MARK IS NOW RBGHS. 'lERED and GAZEITBD. A X V infringement »*' tbeir Rights or Trade t\ Mark will be rigorously Prqseouted; md bottle gatherers and others are Cautioned lot to deal with the firm's bottler. SHIRTS of Brery Variety for Boys Youths', sad Men's wear to be seen ■ . J^jjJ *^™",