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Thames Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 8075, 21 June 1895, Page 3

"The Village Blackionitli/^ A ■ TEMPERANCE STORf with SONG ' ■£»- will be repeated on WEDNESDAY, 26th inst., in-the Salvation Army Barracki ' by an efficient Choir and Band, including : THREE ANVIL CHORUSES. Readei-, Mr T. Dayj Organist, Miss M«f| Walker ; Conductor, Mr A. VowiES. |j Commences at 7.45. Silver coin Colfaction||| In aid of the Primitive Choir Fund. . ;J| Tenders Jfl ~~ " to carpenters! fl TENDERS will be received till 12 NOOlfl of SATURDAY, 29th inst., -.fortbS erection of a TWO-STOREYED DWELM LING HOUSE in Queen-street, Shortbadfl for S. Hetherington, Esq., where pla^u^H specificatioixs, and all particulars canb^l obtained. "-^1 R. N. SMITH, !■ ArchitecW^l WAIHI GRAND JUNCTION 1 SYNDICATE 1 W TO MINERS. 1 RENDERS WANTED for SINKINGS 1 ENGINE SHAFT. ■ Specifications at the mine, and at th^f office of Mr Styak, Sharebroker, Thametf j; W. WALKER; S TENDERS. J XXT ANTED—TENDERS for the LEASE I VV of the WAITOKI BLOCK, con- I taining 1500 Acres, for a period of 10 Years, 1 The Land is 5 miles from Te Aroha on the ■ Paeroa Road, has a river frontage of 1$ miles, and has steamer communication twiceweekly to Auckland- The railway and road to Paeroa pass through the Block. •, - Any information will be given by Messrs : Briton and Brown, who are residing on 1 the land. -; •Tenders to be addressed to the above,3 Waitoki, Te.Aroha Post Office, on or before 'M JUNE 22n1>. :M

MOST IMPORTANT] ■„ ..• . _ ■ ,_„. '' TO LADIES , About to Buy GOLF CAPES, CLOAKS, JACKETS; or HATS, DON'T : > ■) Be/ore seeing iJie IMMENSE VARIETTI ant just ? ''Opening, all of the Most FASHIONABLE '4 STYLES and NEWEST MATERIALS. •■ | Golf Capes .. .. from 9s lid to 60s Waterproof Cloaks „ 8s 9d to 35s /} Jackets ... ••• „ 9s 6d to 54s * All these are Splendid Value at Double the Price, > THESE AEE AIL NEW GOODS JUST LANDE ; HATS. HATS. HATS. Children's— In Beaver, Plush, Seal, lelt. and various com* binations, ready, for immediate use, all at Is lid. This is about one-third their value* Ladies'— In Velvet, Plush, Felt, and Straw—all of the VevU Latest Sh apes and Newest Colorings* These lam Offering at from 9d to 2s 6d. These cost to land from 4s Sdto 7s 6d. 'S SEE THE WINDOWS At the Corner S7iop, Pollen and Mary Streets, ivhert you -can always get Drapery of Every I)escripUon at BOCKBOTTOM PRICES. J. Walters. BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOTS AND SHOES. Winter Season 1895. •«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•-•-• M. WHITEHEAD, HAVING JUST OPENED UP A lAKGE ANI VARIED ASSORTMENT 'of LADIES', GENTS and CHILDREN'S BOOTS, SHOJTS, anU SLIPPEES invites the public to iripoct the ssnic, some of wLich ma] s^^S^l • be sec-D in the Window* of bis ECOTand &HOE WAEI WjQS&A HOUSE, POLLIiN STREET. Ts£s^\ A Go C<3Ae£oi{n ent of MEN'S aid EOYt>' LCGGINGI Wfet\ NICE WARM WINTER. SIIPPERS - Men'e,2ii M^^^tfw Woncen's, Is 6d ; Children's, Is Football Boots ■ and Shoes in Great Variety Mining Boots, and every descrotion '« ? lili^^^lllfe^ Boots and Shoes .made to order on the shortest notice at the HAMES BOOT FAOTORvi M. WHITEHEAD, BOOXMAKJSB, POLLJEX SXKEJEZ, :-"i