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Thames Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 8324, 15 April 1896, Page 2

mail notice. M 111,8 Close — For Auckland to-morrow at 7.20 a.m.(C P.O) For Paeroa, Kar&ngahake, Te Arotia, Waihi, Owharoa, Waitekori, to-morrow at 715 a.m. For Te Aroba, Waior«ngomai, Ac, to-mor on at 745 a.m. For Tarua, Netherton, and Cryer's landinp, to-morrow at 4.30 p.m. For Taranaki, Nelson, Pioton, Wellington, and Southern Ports, on Saturday at 8.20 a.m. for Tnnrancrn and Ray of Plenty office*, on Friday at 7,15 a.m. For Aongatete, fi. 'henree, and Katikati, Ac, on F iday at 7.1b a.m. For Suti and L eruka, on Friday at 7.15 a.m. (CP.O.) For Waiomo and Tapu, on Siturday at 1.50 p.m. For Samoa (at 2d per i-oz), Sandwich Islands, North and South America, British and Iforeigu West Indies, Continent of Europe and United Kingdom (via San Francisco), on Friday at 7-15 a.m. Due in London on 19th M»y. Money orders and registered letters on Thursday at 4 p m. T. AITKEN, Acting- jhiet Poetoi>Mter Chief Poet Office, liruhainstown April 15, IRVC.

[A Card. MOUNTAIN AND NEWTON, AUTHORISED AND MINING SURVEYORS. OFFICE AT MR E. F. TIZARD'S. Albert stkket, Thames.

The ladies will soon be turning out in different attire. Every season brings its changes, which all are ready to accept, and no doubt all will be eager to purchase the new jackets, mantles, cloaks, waterproofs, furs, and the beai^iful new dress materials—an immense stock—which W. S. Wylie has now opened. A few samples are shown in the windows. The value, variety, and extent of his whole range of dress goods is all that could be desired. Millinery and dressmaking on the premises.—[Advt.]