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Thames Star, Volume XXXX, Issue 10409, 9 September 1903, Page 3

aBfS- Gold Mlne Brand JpgJ' CLOTH ING Col^ro^^ Obtainable Only pRfCE.....^ *._ from */S RETHERINGIOJS, *SE£r. • Equal in Style, Fit, and Finish to Tailor Made Garments. S. HETHERINGTON, Cash Draper and Importer, Pollen Street. ■■ ■ ii ■ m ■ Remnants! Remnants! Remnants! For 4 Days all Remnants and Oddments to be Swept Right Out at HALF PRICE — AT — THORBURN'S, TJ3-

THAMES HIGH SCHOOL. SCHOOL DUTIES will be resumed TO-MORROW, (Thursday) at <J. 30 a.m. JAS, KERNICK, Secretary. Columbia Skating Rink. MINERS' UNION HALL Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, afternoon and erening. Special attraction on Thursday night, Gentlemen's Hockey Match. Admission 6d. Gents. Skates 1/Ladies Skates 6d. Owners of private skates must get a check from the management,! the charge of which will be 1/- per week. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS will be received till 5 p.m. of Saturday, Sept. 12th, for additions to the School of Mines building at Karangahake. | Plans and Specifications may be seen j at Vinson's store, Karangahake, or on ' application to the undersigned. Tenders to be marked " Tender " on envelope. RICHARD D. JONES, Hon. Sec. ASK FOR THE Colonial Ammunition COMPANY'S THE "FAVORITE," "SWffTEST'," ! "jNVINiCIjfILEi, 1' ''SLAYER^' "EXCELLENT," "SUPERIOR). Brand of Shot Gun Cartridges, which have oome out top *t all in© r»c«nt Live Pigeon. Matches in the Colony. Also, 303 RIFLES AND AMJCUNT- | TION. PALACE HOIEL, TE AROHA. MR 0. F. PILLING notifie* that he has taken over the Palace Hotel, The most favorite hostelry in Te Aroha. The hotel is renovated throughout, additions and improvements made specially to meet the convenience of tourists and visitors. The hotel is within three minutes walk of the railway station. ONLY WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE VERT BEST BRANDS KF-PT. o. fThlling. HBOPWETOfc