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Thames Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8521, 27 November 1896, Page 2

__ SHIPPING. fcttum-nm X 7 ORTHERN STEAM|P§S^ IM SHIP COMPANY. llß^^A ' (LIMITED). lir^ 1 "^fiSk TrSIE TABLE—NOVEMBER Rf (Weather and other circumstances *ll permitting) FROM QUEEN STREET *WHARF AUCKLAND FOB THAMES. ► Connecting with Eiver Steamers for Paeroa, FT* Aroba, and Upper Thames Settlements, Leaves Thambs. __ Friday morning Friday 27 Ohinetnuri, 10.30 night -Saturday 28 I Rotomahana, 9 morning Saturday 28 | Ohinemuii, 11.30 night Sunday 29 i Rotomahana, 12 noon . Monday 30 Bank's Peninsula. 1.45 after'n Monday 30 Obinemuri, midnight > Tuesday 1 | Rotomahana, 3 afternoon TueseUy 1 Ngunguru, midnight "WeJnee. 2 I Rotomahaiaa, 4 afternoon Leaves Auckland. , Friday 27 RotomahanaT 6 evening Saturday 28 Ohinemuri, 6.30 morning Satnrday 28 Rotomahana, 7-30 nieht Bnnday 29 Bank's Peninsula, 7.45 morn'g Moafoy 80 Ohinemuri, 9 morning Monday 30 Ngunguru, 8 »ight Taesd&r^ 1 Rotomabana, 9.45 morning Tuesday 1 Ohinemuri, 10 night Wedn'day'B | Rotomahana, 10.30 morning . Wedn*day_2J _i heimsford.Jo.Bo nighty ~ * FABEB.—Saloon rßetum, 12s6d; Single, Is 6d. Steerage: R<»harn, 8s; Single ss. tyNo ateerage inß.s. Ohinemuri, Paeora and Waimaria. T-TT STEAM COMMUNICATION ■IJIPm £„ WITH PAEROA AND 2fcffififc^ TE AROHA. LIAVHB AUCKLAND FOB PABROA, &C., (Tending Thames passengera at Kopu) Waimarie...Friday 27th, 3.30 afternoon Paeroa.. ...Saturday 28th, 4.50 afternoon Waimftrie......Monday 30th, 7night Ptaroa .....Tuesday Ist, 8 night . Ngungmru... Wednesday, £nd, 7 night "HPR-erea . ...Thnraday 3rd, 10 night Waimarie...Friday 4th. 11 night Ngunguru...Saturday sth, 10 nignt —L«*TEB Paeboa, &c, fob AtrcKLANE from fraction only. Leaving Kopu 5 hours after Paeroa Friday 27th, 1130 morning ' Ngunguru... Friday 27th, 11 night Waimarie.. Saturday 28th, 12.30 afternoon Paeroa........Monday 30th, 3 afternoon Waimarie Tuesday Ist, 4 afternoon Paeroa... ..Wednesday 2nd, 5 afternoon Ng«ngwu...Thursday 3rd, 5.30 afternoon Paeroa. .Friday 4th, 6.30 evening IVaimari9...Satnrday sth, 7.30 night FROM THAMES ONLY, THE P.S. PATIKI From Thames to Paeboa— From Goods Wharf— Saturday 28th, 9,30 morning Tuesday, Ist, 1 afternoon Thursday, 3rd, 2 30 afternoon Saturday sth, 4 morning Fiok Pasboa (Leaving Junction) to Thames— I Friday 27th, 6.30 morning Monday 80th, 8 morning | Wsdnesday 2nd, 6.30 morning Friday, 4th, 8 morning [. oax£Q for Te Aroha Mondays & Wednesdays S.S. MATUKUTe Aroha cargo Monday and Wednesday only Fr3M PAEROA TO TE AROHA : Friday, 27th, on arrival of s.s. Paeroa 1 Tuesday, Ist, on arrival of Waimarie Friday, 4th, on arrival of Pa- 10a From t« aboka to zaeroa [ Saturday, 28th, 9 morning Wednesday, 2nd, 9 morning Saturday, sth, 9 morning ALL FREIGHTS TO BE PREPAID itevised rates of freights For raTticHlaie apply to H. C. GrLIiBSPIs, Agent. » - FOR AUCKLAND. 1 aJ^njß^^^» The paddle steamer, *wS»TERRANORA Leaves Thames. Leaves Auckland. Friday 27th, 9.30 night Friday, 28th, 3 afternoon Sunday, 29th, midnight Sunday. 29th, 7 morning For freight or passage apply to Peter Maxwell, Thames Agent, or Malcolm r Niccol, Auckland Agent. c. , . [A Cabd.] T. A. BUSHE BAILEY SOLICITOR, ASHMAN'S BUILDINGS, Queen Stbeet. 0 Auckland Agents: Messrs Buddm Bbtton, k Co. WANTED CAST* BUYERS FOB— *■ f\' CASES Beat new Jam, 4d per tin, 4 OU tins, Is 3d; 30 cases Nestles* milk, 7fcd tin ; 250 boxes sperm candles, 5d per lb or 9s 9d per box; Union or Imperial do, fi£3 lb or 13s per box; 20 oases new mnllet, s|d tin; 100 boxes best household or almond ■op in the market, 5s 9d per 561b box or 5 - bars for Is; 5 tons sugar, No. 2, at 2£d lb or I6lbsfor 10s6d;,No. 1 sugar, 41b for lid ,or 561bs for 1 la ; 20 cases best currants, 4id per lb ; eleme'a or sultanas, 5d )b ; mnscatalles, 6d; lemon peel, tid. Large Line Mack's Double Starch, 7d ; 20 cases Good 1 Oornflonr, 3§d per lb, Brown & Poujson's, *- do 8d per lb; 20 cases Standard No. 2 or 1 No. 6,25; Tea selling at s6l per lb; 61b ♦tins at Is Sd; BOOlba Fresh Butter woefcly, from 8H per lb ; 10 cases Indian Brokens Leaf packet Tea, Is 3d per lb ; 10 case [ Matches, tins Is 4d per doa. plaids, 4d per 2s Packet Tea, from is 3d to Is 7d per lb; Mixed 2b Tea 1? 6d pei lb; Sago or Tapiooa, BH-9 .7or Is; F.ioc, Bibs for Is ; Barley, Slbs ior la; Worcestershire Sauce, 4d; Tomato Sauce irotn 4d; Kippered B>riugßj ■?'! ftns 0d ; C'oSden Syrup or Treacle, tidtin. SEE PBICE LISTS IN WINDOW. Limited space will allow of o* ly a few qfiotatious her?, AH other goods equally tb.es p. Heavy stock in Groceries, Produce, Frnit, Ironmongery, Brushvare, China, Glass, and Crockery of all descriptions to select from. Large direct importations of BOCKERY, CUTLERY. GLASS just landed from England. 400 Plain and Fancy Teapots, from 6d sach. 200 Sets Plain and Fancy Jugs, very heap. Heavy consignment's in J. Edwards •ndCo's. Celebrated Stone China-ware, Bed room Sets,- &c. Best China G and W Cups aad Saucers, 5s 6d'and 6s 6d dozen. NEW GARDEN SEEDS. j =>— Vegetable, Floral, and Agricultural. Yates' Reliable—An extensive assortment - 1-mded. W. WOOD, pircct Importer of English and Colonia Merchandise, Glass, China, Sonthern Produce, &c. Thames Agent for Arthur Yatesand Co., Seed/Merchants, and D. Hay and Sons, Nmrseryroen t of Auckland. CABiAG-B, CAULIFLOWEK, & OTHEB PLANTS,