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Thames Star, Volume XXXX, Issue 10502, 25 November 1902, Page 3

- TO TIMLEH WAGONERS. \\r ANTED.- To let the hauling of » T 700,000 ft kauri l->f>s, piod level metal ' I road. Distance a.bout 2 miles.—Apply at once to Parker & Lamb Co. Auckland. Mow is the time TO HAVE YOUR BICYCLE taken to pieces and thoroughly cleansed for Christmas holidays. Only 5/- at I. A. BROWN'S. EXTRA. Supply of Fresh Dairy Butter We are Selling same at lOd per lb. LOUGHLIN'S Commission Supply Stores, Pollen Street. FOE IMMEDIATE SALE. * i OMAHU STORE and POST OFFICE | Freehold land; 68 acres and new buildings. Exceptional opportunity for General Agency Business. " Apply Dodson & Co., Omahu, Thames. PIANO AND TUNING. BYRON SQUIRE & Co., having taken extensive 1 remises, in Ponsonby Rd., are prepared to supply pianos at. the lowest price, 10 years guarantee, Time Payment—old pianos bought—taken in exchange,or repaireil by our experts, ii iid made equal to new.— P-ianos from per momh. Byron Squire, Pacific Hotel, Thames. ST. JAMEIS SUNDAY SCHOOL . ENTERTAINMENT. ODDFELLOWS! HALL,' RICHMOND ' ■-;-..■■■.:• I3TREET.: - , Wednesday, nov 26, 1902. PROGRAMME. Pianoforte Tr.'a...'. ..-Misses Watson, Price, and- Reid. Song—"May "Morn,"...Miss Murphy. Tableau and Chorus "See-Saw." Song Mr A. Henderson. Song Mi-.s Fagan. Song M-nater.Hard'Hian. Graphopiioiie Selection, Mr Redwood. I TaiUleaur—"Sktrifca. Otous,".. .iSfota^, by Miss Gibson. ; . Song (humorous) ..... Dr. Lapraik. Quartette! —Messrs' Conga ft on, Watson, Muir, and Dobbs. Song / .....Miss Craig. Grnphophone Selection, Mr Redwood. Son-g 1 Mr E. Watson. Tableau and Chorus ... "Ding-Dong.

MINERS' UNION HALL. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY. November 27th, 28th, and 29th. Grand Military Bazaar, In aid of Uniform Fund for the Hauraki Battalidn Band. Plain and Fancy Stalls, Flower Stall, Produce Stall, Refreshment Stall, - Woodwork . and Bric-arßrao Stall, Christmas Tree, Fishing Pond, Art Gallery, Shooting Gallery, PingPong Tournament. Guessing Competitions, Etc.. Etc.. A UNIQUE EXHIBITION. j A UNIQUE EXHIBITION. ! THE FAMOUS RAFT OF THE ELINGAMITE WILL BE ON VIEW. W. O'BRIEN, Hon. Sec. Battalion Band. : RAMBLER BICYCLES 1 1 TT7E cannot give you a new bicde ;bnt if 1 V you bring your old'machine along we can mate it look like new, at very smnl! cost. We also sell on easy terms new and " secondhand bicycles, liberal allowance made for old machine exchanges HAYWARD BROS., Pollen Street, Thames. Lamb ! Lamb ! Lamb ! OF THE CHOICEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES. CUT TO SUIT CUSTOMERS. Ail other Butcher's Meat at Lowest Possible Prices at W.. DEEBLE & SONS, KOLLESTON & OWEN STREETS. NOTICE. While lhanUng the public for past favours W. White, CAB PROPRIETOR, QUEEN STBEET, THAMES, Wishes to iutimate that he has now purchased :i iew and up to date cab, and will be pleased to accept a continued share of their patronage. . Weddings, Funerals etc., attended on shortest notice. Telephone No. 6.

FOR SALE. Freehold Farm Known as Clifion, Matatokii, containing 104 acres with, seven roomed dwelling house, cow-byre, stable, and ooithouses. Full particulars with SAMUEL T. WHTTEIHOUSE, AGENT, ALBERT ST. KIA ORA The new Soap for KIA ORA th© hew century; / NOTHING BETTER TO BE HAD. Mnde from the Purest Ingredient? obtainable by Wamock Brothers, Soap Manufacturers, Auckland. This new Brand of Soap is guaranteed Pure, and can be used with equal 7 satisfaction in the Bath, Laundry, -or Kitchen; in Hot, Cold, Hard, or Soft Water. TO BE HAD OF ALL GROCERS.