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Thames Star, Volume XXX, Issue 8382, 27 June 1899, Page 2

. On makiisg enquiry at the Hospitalthis afternoon we were informed that there is no ohaoge in K[r 0. Gerreighty's condition.

The Waitekaori Age states that there is every sign of a revival in local mining. A well-known mining man was busy on Thursday pegging out leases.

The tender of Messrs A. and G. Price for the ccinatructio.n of a three-stamper battery, to be used as a protpeoting plant at Mercury Bay, ha* been accepted by the Government.

The Thames Dr.apery and Clothing Company have a replace advertisement in this issue calling attention to their midwinter clearing sale. It is also notified that the firm now take orders for suits to measure, and have a large and choice stock of patterns from which to select.

As will be seen from cur oable lressages, the Taemanian Government is noxious to again secure the services of Mr A. Montgomery (who is wall known here) as Government Geologist vice Mr Smith (deceased).

There is pleasure in selling jgood stuff There is pleasure and confidence in buying it. There is pleasure and profit in wearing it. Therefore we would say don't be caught by anyone calling your attention to a few inferior lines of drapery that may seem cheap, because if you buy rubbish you will be the loser and the seller the gainer. At the present timejou can get sterling goods, storting value, eottd reductions from W. 6. Wylk, who has commenced his annual winter sale.—Advt.

The property of Mr B. B. Thorburn in Hape Road has, we understand, been transferred through the agency : ef Mr H. Gillespie to Mr Alfred Gourt the well known draper. In bis advertisement Mr Qillespie notifies that he has a good demand fcr cottages and dwellings of from three to five rooms, in any convenient locality.

The usual fortnightly promenade concert by the Thames Naval Band will take place in the Miners' Union Hall ou Thursday, the 29th June.—Selections, sougs, solos, and duets. Frit* of admission, 6d—Advt-

Ensign Ramage, who has been in charge of the local Salvation Army corps for sometime past, and who baa auooeeded in making many Mend* during bit abort sojourn here, has received marching orders. Ji'are well services will be held on Sunday next. Ensign Kamage inform* us that the name of his socbeasor has not yet transpired, neither is he aware of his own future sphere of action.

The Thames Drapery and Clothing (To. h f now opened up a first "lass range in blankets Scotch, English, and Colonial Advt

Lovely goods for evening wear now showing at A. J. and E. Irvine s, all at sa • prices.-—Advt

MrGooch, of Paeioa, reports the sale to llm%cß Hague Smith and (Jo, of a block of buildings at Waihi, between the {Sterling Hotel and D.S.C. store, lhe purchasers propose opening a hardware store at Waihi

v As the r?iralt of the "afternoon tea »nd conversazione" recently held in the Oddfellows' Hall, the sum of £9 is to bo handed over to the Hospital Trustees towards the I aiLing fund.

The annual chow under the auspices of the Thames Jfigeon and Poultry Olub will be opened in St. George's Mall ou Friday and will be contirued on Saturday, The number <>t entries r.oeivrd about double those of last year, and if the olubjis favored with good weather on these day*, the success of the show is assured.

At Culleu and Co's sensational sale you can buy twill costume c'o.hs in all oolors at 3s lid ttu dress, worth 7s 6d.— Advt.

Alfred Court's genuine clearance Bale of winter goods coumenced June 24.h,—Advt.

At a meeting of the Waihi Fire Brigade held on Thursday night, it was stated that the proceeds from the recent ball amounted to £27 ss. This is very satisfactory, considering the inclement state of the weather when the ball was held.

Cheap Lamps for the winter under cost price at Hansen's, Also several Bicycles cheap.—Advt.

In the Supreme Court at Capetown, A. H. j Wurmsley, a commercial traveller, claimed £2000 from the Capetown Tramway Company for damages -alleged to have been sustained through the negligence of the company in an accident wnioii occurred on Octooer llih last, oh the Bea Point section of the tramways. The defence was that the plaintiff had himself to thank for the injuries jftaiotiff stated he was waiting for a tram, which was coming along very fast, and he bignalled the motonnan to stop. He suooeeded ia getting on the oar, but, owing to the handle being bent, he was unable to grasp it. f-11 off, and the wheel of the trailer which was attached to the car lifmt over his foot, which had to be subsequently amputated. He was in the hospital 64 days, and had tttree operations performed. The jury re» turned a verdict for plaintiff for £1000.

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Lovely goods for evening wear now showing at A. J, aud E. Irvine's, all at Bale prices.—Advt,

Only one sale each year; genuine reduc lions all tcund at Alfred Court's —Advt