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Thames Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9976, 24 June 1901, Page 3

Further Large Shipments " OF WINTER COOPS Per Steamers Matatua aad DelpMc, ■■•■■■. ■'.-.■%■■. , ' ■■•■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ Opened Up This Week at S. HETHERINGTONJS ■ ' ." . •■■•'• ■'■■ ■'■ General Importer and Family Draper, *■'. POLLEN STEEET, THAMES. NOTlCE—During the Winter Months the Establishment will be losed Each Evening at 8.30 o'clock, (Excepting Saturdays). AUTUMN] DISPLAY OF NEW GOODS. [WINTER The Thames Drapery and Clothing Co. ARE NOW SHOWING COMPLETE RANGES OF NEW SEASON'S GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Ladles' and Maids' Mackin- i A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF ♦■" COLONIAL AND ENGLISH . .- . • • Blanket* and Flannels, toshes, | Dress Materials j Lt A n p ri cc«. In aU the Latest Sewn 3^ Coloured Fancy Designs, and | THE LATEST IN ' Seams. Well Finished, Reliable Goods. 5 ■ . ° % Gents' Ties and Hats Also a Large Stock of » S NaT7 and Black. All Wool Serges that j j A y EKY LARGE grocK 0F ' GenU' Macks. I will not cockle or Shrink. ! Men's and Boys' Cloth Ins, A VISIT OF INSPECTION INVITED J f. j NO[ONE PRESSED TO BUY. «,, . J. MACKINLAIT? Manager

The Conciliation Board 'Award. ■ ■' "♦" —~ ... . WAIHI REJECTS THE FINDING. In. our last issue we referred to the fact that the delegates from the several branches of the Miners' Union could not agree on the question of the recent award in the miners' dispute, and' that a ballot would •be taken. The Karamgahake branches has rejected the award, and if the Waihi . branch take the same course as these together have a larger number of members than the Thames and Coromantiel combined, it is verylikely the ballot will result in the Union as a whole refusing to accept the award of the Conciliation Board. The Waihi branch has posted the following notice ou the "Union ■ Hall door:—"This Branch of 'the-' Thames Miners' Union have decided that on and after Mon-j day, 24th inst., they will not tender ■ for all mining contracts in Waihi, j and request all members in partic'u* lar, and all who hold Union principles : dear, to refrain, from tendering. The hearty co-operation of j one and all is specially requested to assist the "Union in obtaining a fair living wage 4 or the district, and thus protect men who have hftherto been compelled through force of circumstances to work for less than ai fair recompense." John Bunyan in his prison cell, ! On Pilgrim's Progress loved to dwell. And nearly all. that startling tale, i He wrote while pining in a gaol. i His work lives on though John succumbed, i No doubt the damp his limbs had numbed, ! And gave him cold j Mb death that's sure, ■ ■■-■■.■••■ He'd noti got Woods' Great Peppermint' Cure. . . ! Notices- ; WANTED A Man for Light Gardening. Good Home. Apply Star Office. WANTED— 25 Children to receive a present of a Pans Exhibition Balloon, Miners' Union Hall, Tuesday Afternoon 4.30. WANTED %- Thames and Up-country Patrons to remember that MILNES, TAILOR, has REMOVED to New Premise*; next Foy Bros.' Studio, POLLEN STREET, ..:•"•■ SHANKSMR and MRS McDONALD wish to return their sincere THANKi to the Doctor, Matron, and Nursing Staff of the Hospital for their kindness and attention to himself and child during their late illness. ~ KURANUI G.M. CO. LIMITED. TTRIBUTES to Let in all parts of the A above Mine except where Wages Men ars Working. . THOS. H. CRAWFORD. For flannells, blankets, rugs, carpets, calicoes, sheetings, tab*le cloths, towels and all kinds of household lines go to the. Beehive.—Alfred Court, the caih draper and olotbMr.

I'"' '' ' Bntertftinmente. ST. GEORGES CHURCH. THE GRAND SOCIAL Advertised for sth JULY has been, POSTPONED Till FRIDAY, the I2TH of JULY. MINERS' UNION HALL. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 25th and 26th JUNE. Whltehouse Is Coming. Bio-chrono-scope The Latest Animated Picture Machine direct from the Paris Exhibition. Als(J the THEATROPHONE, Edisom's Latest Sound Reproducer. ■ Huge Sets of Stirring War Scenes. : Our Late ' Queen's Funeral — Solemn ! Impressive ! Grand ! .Maori, Canoe Races, Hakas, etc. Beautiful Panoramic 'Scenes of the Paris Exhibition. Delightful Miscellaneous Series concluding I with a Ballet Dance from the Alhambra. ' Remember this, is the only-animated picture machine which runs unbroken sets of scenes lasting from 10 to 20 minutes each. Admission--2s. and Is. Next Week : Paeroa, Waikino, & Waihi. * IFLE CLUB. A MEETING of ihose interested in Forming a RIFLE CLUB will be heid at ■ the Queen's Hotel on TUESDAY 25th, at 7.30 p.m. I J. THOMAS.y I G. PRICE [-Conveners. • W.N.CLIMOj Madame Do Norvell, ' Phrenologist, Physiognomist, Psycho . metiat, Health Specialist, and Scientific Character Header. Will remain a few days longer on her way back " to America. Address : 43 Cochrane Street. Thousands of people interviewed in all centres of New Zealand. SoKold. SoEold. SoEold Madame Lloyd The Well-Known Ladies' Hairdresser and Electrolysis Expert, , 147 &ARANGAHAPE ROAD, Newton, Auckland. Her agents are travelling at the Thames how and will wait on Ladies at their homes for ordero for Hair Combings, Tonics, Restorers, Eto.» which are GUARANTEED. Hair and Moles absolutely Exterminatedl without pain by Electrolysis. SHE IS SOLE AGENT FOR So Kold, The famous Dry Shampoo and Only Certain Cure for Dandruff. Positively Stops Hair Falling Out. MADAME LLOYD, will' shortly make periodical visits to the Thames. Orders may be left at Paoiflo Hotel. } MADAME LLOYD.